Historical events in the month of Ramadan

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The first day of Ramadan: - Pages were sent to Prophet Ibrahim (as); on February 624, 26 A.D. (2 AH), Muslims began fasting Ramadan for the first time; Egypt was conquered on August 641, 13 AD (20 AH).

The second day of Ramadan: - On the second day of Ramadan in 82 AH, the state of Maghrib al-Aswat (Morocco) was conquered; On April 750, 13 AD (132 AH), Abdullah Abul Abbas captured Damascus, the Umayyad rule ended, and the Abbasid state was established.

On the third day of Ramadan: - On November 632, 21 AD (11 AH), the daughter of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), Fatimah Zahra (may Allaah be pleased with her), died. The fourth day of Ramadan: - On April 1664, 12 AD (Ramadan 1074, 4 AH), a war broke out against Germany, which had built an unauthorized fortress on Ottoman soil.

The fifth day of Ramadan: - On November 1268, 9 AD, the Muslims recaptured the city of Antioch, which had been under the control of the Crusaders for 170 years.

The sixth day of Ramadan: - On May 1138, 17 A.D. (532 AH), the Muslims defeated the Crusaders for the first time in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.

The seventh day of Ramadan: - On May 971, 22 AD (Ramadan 361, 7 AH), the Al-Azhar Mosque, one of the largest educational institutions in the Islamic world, was founded in Cairo, Egypt.

The eighth day of Ramadan: - On December 630, 18 AD (9 AH), the march to Tabuk began. The ninth day of Ramadan: On June 712, 18 AD (93 AH), the conquest of Andalusia began.

Tenth day of Ramadan: - On the 620th day of Ramadan in 10 AD, Khadijah Kubro, the mother of believers, died.

The eleventh day of Ramadan: - On May 477, 25 AD (129 AH), a movement against the Umayyads began in Khorasan.

The twelfth day of Ramadan: - On May 879, 7 AD (265 AH), the famous Ibn Tulun Mosque in Cairo was completed.

On the thirteenth day of Ramadan: - On October 636, 18 AD (15 AH), 'Umar ibn Khattab entered the city of Jerusalem and wrote a treaty of peace for the people of the city.

The fourteenth day of Ramadan: - On December 1347, 18 AD (748 AH) the reign of Hasan ibn Nasir Muhammad Qalaw, the ruler of Egypt, who made a great contribution to science and enlightenment, began.

Fifteenth day of Ramadan: - On March 625, 1 AD (3rd year of Hijri), the beloved grandson of our Prophet (peace be upon him), Imam Hussein, was born.

The seventeenth day of Ramadan: - On January 660, 24 AD (40 AH), the fourth caliph, Hazrat Ali (ra), and on July 676, 12 AH (56 AH), the mother of the believers, Aisha (ra) died. they

On the eighteenth day of Ramadan: On August 642, 20 A.D. (21 A.H.), Khalid ibn Walid, nicknamed "Sayfullah" and dedicated his life to the advancement of Islam, died.

The twenty-second day of Ramadan: - On January 630, 12 AD (8 AH), the city of Ta'if fell into the hands of the Muslims.

On the twenty-third day of Ramadan: - 652 AD (31 AH) the Sassanid state was completely conquered.

Twenty-fifth day of Ramadan: - In 1070 AD (463 AH), the Seljuk sultan Alp Arslan's army crushed the Byzantine Empire and the Crusaders near Malazgirt.

On the twenty-sixth day of Ramadan: On March 1401, 16 AD (808 AH), the famous encyclopedic scholar and historian Abdurrahman ibn Khaldun died.

On the twenty-eighth day of Ramadan: On January 631, 1 A.D. (9 AH), the tribe of Taqif in Ta'if converted to Islam in the presence of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).

On the twenty-ninth day of Ramadan: - On March 624, 24 AD (2 AH), Muslims were ordered to pay zakat, sadaqa al-fitr, and Eid prayers from the pillars of Islam.

On the thirtieth day of Ramadan: On August 869, 31 AD (256 AH), the great hadith scholar, author of Sahih Bukhari, Muhammad ibn Ismail al-Bukhari, died.

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