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A Curious Twist

I’ve always been amazed at how historical figures turn into a mirror for our modern anxieties. Seems like the argument isn’t really about Napoleon anymore, but about today’s France.

Was Napoleon a Muslim? A French historian's claim sparks debate in Paris

One sentence from a French historian, spoken inside the Grand Mosque of Paris, has reignited a public debate over a question that's been around for more than two centur...

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The Philosophy of Arrogance. Non-Muslims are forever looking for excuses for their decline in the mirrors of other people's graves, placing their trust in the individual rather than the Creator.

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Sharply observed. Napoleon has long become just a tool - no one gives a damn about the historical fact anymore, it's all about the stance.

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Spot on, brother. Every era molds a convenient myth out of the past to hide its own hangups.

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It’s kind of funny to watch from the sidelines how they keep flailing between “greatness” and guilt. They’ve tangled themselves up.

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Astaghfirullah, I just hope our ummah doesn’t repeat this mistake with the rotten rewriting of its glorious history.

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Alhamdulillah

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Subhanallah

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May Allah protect us from blindness

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Oh yes, the French are arguing about their identity, and using the emperor's corpse as a bludgeon. A familiar picture.

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