Remake of Interpretations of Nur ad Din by Giles Barker https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23 Jotischky en-us 2017-10-10 07:03:45 UTC 2026-01-14 16:26:34 UTC hello@padlet.com 'Following the chroniclers, Eliwsseeff, his modern biographer, had seen Nur ad-Din's career as guided by zeal for the jihad, in an apparently smooth progression from the imposition of internal justice, order and religious orthodoxy on Syria to the conquest of the infidel - internal jihad, in other words, followed by the outward extension of the ideal.' gilesbarker84 https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/195464072 2017-10-10 07:04:48 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/195464072 Summary: (Jo) 11digginesj https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196729743 The source's interpretation of Nur al-Din is that he focused more on the internal progression of Jihad. For instance: with education facilities for Sunni Islam. thus, through the internal progression of Jihad, Nur al-Din was able to not only conquer the lands in Syria but also unite them as one]]> 2017-10-13 09:07:41 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196729743 Summary:Ed Nur-al-din was religiously motivated, he lead his campaign to the service of jihad. It is recognized that Nur -al-din went to great lengths fighting his Muslim brothers to unify the Muslim world in order to more effectively fight the West. Eliwsseff believes that the unification of the Muslim front was equally as important to Jihad as the extension of Islam towards the west, he also recognizes that this is an idea that was very important to Nur-al-Din as well. edhammonds86 https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196729960



]]> 2017-10-13 09:08:29 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196729960 Summary: 11thomash https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196730465 2017-10-13 09:10:22 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196730465 Summary: Nur al-din was committed o an essence of anti Frankish jihad which was built up from the imposition of external justice and order, realizing that a religious zeal was needed to hold the level of progression against the franks. 11thomash https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196731898 2017-10-13 09:16:39 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196731898 Support: (Jo) 11digginesj https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196734178 To support this source, Nur al-Din as a leader was inspired by the Holy City's architecture and when he returned from his pilgrimage, he sought to include a minbar within his mosques - inspired from his sights in Jerusalem.
furthermore, he allowed religious classes and training classes to occur in his developed education facilities. allowing legal scholars and Sufis to fight alongside in his battles.]]> 2017-10-13 09:25:11 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196734178 Against: (Jo) 11digginesj https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196736368 The source does not comment on how he raided Tripoli and the Galilee along with attacking Kerak without a seemingly decent reason. his final years Nur al-Din did not culminate to his final goal: Jerusalem. this shows that he was as religiously devote as he claimed to be - similar to his father before him.]]> 2017-10-13 09:33:58 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196736368 For: 11thomash https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196738604 2017-10-13 09:44:24 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196738604 nice CRUMMEH https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196739599 2017-10-13 09:49:15 UTC https://padlet.com/gilesbarker84/wbm4bvf54o23/wish/196739599