Berke, one of the grandchildren of Genghis, whose name means "tough" in Mongolian, is the first Mongolian khan to become a Muslim. Berke, a sincerely religious khan, implemented Mongolian customs and Islamic sharia together in his lands. He was the first of the Genghis lineage to become a Muslim, and many khans would follow him...
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who took his name from the Ottoman officer Cemal Pasha, who was famous for opposing the British, entered the political scene in 1954. He gave his priority to the nationalization of the Suez Canal and was successful in this. He dreamed of becoming the leader of all Arabs and then of Africa.
One of the most extraordinary spies in history: was Lawrence of Arabia. The person who taught him almost everything about espionage is Gertrude Bell. Lawrence positioned himself as a "father figure" to the Arabs.
Golda Meir, who was held responsible for the heavy losses in the Yom Kippur War with Arab countries in 1973, could not withstand the pressure on her and resigned from her post as prime minister on April 10, 1974, and withdrew from the active political scene.
The main axis of Sultangaliyev's line of struggle was his interpretation of Marxism with a Turkist-Turanian perspective and his attempt to derive a liberation prescription for Russian Muslims from this.
He was at the forefront of popular movements at a young age in the fight against Yugoslav/Serbs. Adem Jasjari, who organized many actions under the name of the Kosovo Liberation Army (UCK), took his place on the stage of history as the natural leader of the Kosovo Independence movement.
He was determined to take Hebrew, which he learned as a religious language in his childhood, out of the synagogues and turn it into a current language. The Hebrew dictionary prepared by Ben Yehuda is still Israel's basic language guide today.
The fact that King Faisal was assassinated by his own nephew in his own palace, which has still not been covered up, was undoubtedly an intimidation given to the rulers of oil-rich countries.
Mahathir Muhammad, who entered active politics in 1964 from the National Malay Union Party, Malaysia's largest political formation, became the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia in 1981 and began to take steps that would rapidly change and transform the country.
The tension-filled life story of Jordan's King Hussein bin Talal, who walked on a tightrope throughout his 47-year rule and somehow managed to pull his country out of all the chaos in its geography.
