History Of Izz Din Al-Qassam

The Identity

The concept of nationalism is complicated in terms of individual’s viewpoints. Since the beginning of civilization, people divided themselves into groups and sectors according to different factors. These factors vary from region to region and it changes with time. The color skin was one of the main factors which divided humans, such as Egypt and Sudan (black and white), the ethnic group discrimination led to a lot of wars on lands like Arab, Turk, Kurd, Turkmen, Baluch and Persian. Sometimes people can ignore all these differences and unite on political or religious views such as the Ottoman. Others think of their nation as a super nation which have better genes such as Zionism and Nazi movement. In this essay we will discuss

Perhaps that explains why he became shaykh as well and the strong connection with the Islamic movement. Since he was young, he has a strong tendency toward Islamic studies so when he grew up and became a youth he decidesd to go to Egypt to study Sharia in Al-Azhar and became an official Imam. He insists on building himself on his own without the financial help from mosques or any other sources so he and his friend decided to make and sell some sweet(Baklawa) to make some money to cover their study expenses . All that can give us an idea about his personality and how determine he is. In the beginning of his life the Ottoman Empire was ruling the Arab world and he worked alongside with them until their collapsing and they consider him loyal to them. The Ottomans were ruling in the name of Islam and that intersect with Al-Qassam ideology. He believed that Sharia law should be applied on all the people, whether they were Muslim or non-Muslim population, for example when he heard that mule trains were moving alcohol through the district, he tried to stop them and made a lot of restrictions on anything disagrees with Sunni concepts. Although Al-Qassam has a lot in common with Ottoman, there were some cases where there was disagreement between the two sides. In the beginning of the nineteen century, Italy invade Libya and put a lot of pressure on the Ottoman Empire . Al-Qassam decided to help the Libyan and gathered some finical support, and after that he made a move with few Mujahideen to Alexandria (Egypt) expecting the Ottoman to open the door for them to fight alongside the Libyan. The Ottoman had different priorities than Libya since they had another thread coming from the north of the empire near Balkans region so they decided to let the