| Fatih - Sultan Muhammad |
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Lion of 'Ain Jaloot' |
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The epic animation that has captured the hearts of thousands of Muslims of all ages! It's the story of Sultan Muhammad II - one of history's great young leaders. He was a scientist with a passion for learning, a just leader who welcomed people of other religions, a brillian millitary strategist and a patron of the arts. At the age of 21, with his faith and brains, he lead the Muslims and freed Constantinople.
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The incredible story of Saifudding Quddus, the Sultan of Islamic Egypt, growing
up to liberate the Muslims from the Mongol invaders
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Salahuddin
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Lion of the Desert
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Set in the 12th century, this movie is considered the greatest historical epic
of Arab cinema. It tells the story of the brave and generous Salahuddin, who
liberated Jerusalem and treated people of all religions with great care.
145 min., Blk/Wht, Arabic w/English subtitles.
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Lion of the Desert is the dramatic action epic of the struggle of Omar Mukhtar, leader of the Muslim resistance in North Africa in the 1920’s and 30’s, against the imperialism of Mussolini and the Italian army. Despite the challenge of overcoming the fascist Italian war machine with only faith and wisdom, the Muslims led by Mukhtar maintained their resistance and refused to be conquered.
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| The Bridge - How Islam Saved Western Medicine |
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The Pilgrimage of Malcolm X |
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While it is widely known that the Greeks and others were responsible for major accomplishments in philosophy, mathematics, and science, it is less known that during the period of what was known as the Dark Ages in Europe, much of this knowledge was preserved and refined during the Golden Age of Islamic civilization. |
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On February 2nd, 2002, the second day of the ‘Eid al-Adha and a warm Sunday afternoon, an audience gathered at the Zaytuna Institute to celebrate the days of Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca) and more specifically, the life of an American Muslim man whose story and spiritual transformation was so intricately associated with those sacred days—the life of Malcom X. |
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