The twenty-third of Sha’ban:
It happened on this day in history ,,
* In the year 13 AH / October 634 AD, the battle of the bridge between the Muslims led by “Abu Obaid” began. and the Persians led by Dhul-Hajib “Bahman bin Jadwiya”. It was a tremendous battle in which Abu Obeid was martyred, Muthanna bin Haritha took over, Muslims did not succeed in achieving victory, And if they do well in battle.
* The year 492 AH / July 1099 AD The fall of Jerusalem to the Crusaders in their first campaign on the Islamic East, Their siege of the city lasted more than forty days. She fell after her.
* In 1339 AH / May 1921 AD, the French occupation releases the Tunisian activist Abdelaziz Thaalbi after several months in prison.
* In 1365 AH / July 1946 AD, the Zionist Irgun Organization bombed the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, killing 91 people and wounding 46 others.
Continued on the twenty third of Shaaban
* In 1388 AH / November 1968 AD, explosions of a number of bombs in public and various places in Kuwait during the visit of the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
* Year 1409 AH / March 1989 AD The twentieth session of the Palestinian National Council unanimously approved the selection of Yasser Arafat as President of the State of Palestine.
* Year 1430 AH / August 2009 AD Abdul Latif Musa, leader of the Jund Ansar Allah group, announces from the “Ibn Taymiyyah Mosque” in Rafah the establishment of an Islamic emirate in the environs of Jerusalem.
Events written on this day:
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