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Name : MUHAMMED AL FATEH

Muhammed Al_Fateh, was born in 1432, he was one of the greatest military general and conqueror in Islamic History.

He was the manifestation of exemplified bravery and excellent military strategies.

 He is hailed as a heroic figure in Islamic History for his ultimate and a long awaited success in conquering Constantinople and thus facilitating and fulfilling an 800 years old prophecy of
Prophet Muhammed (pbuh).
Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) has said :
"Verily you shall conquer Constantinople. What a wonderful leader will he be, and what a wonderful army will that army be!"

Muhammed Al_Fateh was an expert in 5 languages including Arabic and Turkish.
He was the part of Ottoman empire and ruled for more than 30 years.

He was well known for his attitude in taking care of physical and emotional well being of his army.
The leadership of Sultan Muhammed Al-Fateh in using brilliant strategies and tactics in war were much more advanced than the technology during his era.

Therefore, his skills were acknowledged and left his friends and enemies equally amazed.
He employed various military techniques like transporting ships through land.
He used a navy of 320 vessels and an artillery trains of over 70 large field pieces to approach the city of Constantinople through Bosphorus and laid a successful siege of 53 days, finally leading to historic and prophesized victory in the month of May 1453, just at the age of 21
Muhammed Al_Fateh was well known for his exemplified justice and dignified treatment of his subjects both Muslims and Non Muslims.

He had a deep sense of spirituality which was often manifested through his deep attachments in night prayers.
He was an epitome of military genius.
The great leader departed from the mortal world in 1482 at the age of 49.

May Allah swt be well pleased with him and bless us with the likes of him.
Ameen.
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