Islamic History Podcast

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10/01/2022

Marshal Tito, Milosevic, and the Balkan Crisis | IHP 7-7

This episode explores the rise and fall of Josip Broz Tito’s Yugoslavia and the resurgence of ethnic nationalism that eventually led to the Bosnian War. We begin by examining the roots of Balkan animosity, tracing the centuries-old friction between Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks back to the 1389 Battle of Kosovo. The narrative follows the rise of Josip Broz Tito, a charismatic leader who survived Stalin’s purges to create a unique brand of "Non-Aligned" communism that balanced East and West. However, this unity was built upon the scars of World War II and the Ustase regime, a period of fascist occupation and ethnic violence that left deep wounds in the Yugoslav psyche. We also break down the structure of Socialist Yugoslavia, explaining how the 1974 Constitution attempted to balance the six republics but ultimately created a fragile federal system. Finally, we analyze the post-Tito collapse and economic crisis of the 1980s. As the economy spiraled into a deep recession and the Cold War ended, the vacuum left by Tito allowed for the rise of figures like Slobodan Milosevic, who leveraged Serbian nationalism to reshape the region’s future.
22/11/2025

Zayd and Zaynab

We take a look at Prophet Muhammad's marriage to Zaynab, a supposedly controversial event that really wasn't that controversial at all.
2 mar

The Caliphate in Chaos | IHP 11-2

The Assassination of Caliph Walid II serves as the violent climax to an era of mounting tension, marking the definitive start of the Third Fitna civil war. This episode explores the roots of this collapse, beginning with the Early History and Passive Protest of Sufism, where figures like Al-Hasan al-Basri withdrew from the "society's corruption" to focus on the inner self . We analyze the dangerous intersection of religion and politics in the Qadariyya Heresy and Doctrine of Predestination, a movement that directly challenged the Caliph’s authority. As internal divisions widened, the empire faced external exhaustion during the Umayyad Military Struggles in Khorasan and the Byzantine Frontier, where massive losses at sea and on land drained the treasury. This instability reached a breaking point in the West with the Berber Revolts and Civil War in Al-Andalus, leading to the unprecedented enslavement of Muslims by fellow Muslims and the permanent loss of central control over Morocco and Spain. Join us as we trace the tragic legacy of Caliph Hisham and the libertine reign of Walid II that brought a once-mighty dynasty to its knees.
03/02/2021

The Making of Modern Egypt and Arabia | IHP 6-4

This episode explores the parallel struggles for independence and state-building in Egypt and the Najd as the Ottoman Empire’s grip on the region began to slip. We trace the rise of modern Egypt through the ambitious reforms of Muhammad Ali Pasha and Ismail the Magnificent, whose vision for a European-style state led to the landmark construction of the Suez Canal. However, this progress came at a cost, as mounting debts triggered a British occupation and ignited the fierce 1919 Revolution led by Saad Zaghloul. Simultaneously, we journey into the heart of Arabia to witness the restoration of the Saudi state. Follow Abdulaziz ibn Saud’s daring recapture of Riyadh and his innovative use of the Ikhwan—religiously motivated tribal settlers—to consolidate power and expand the Kingdom of the Najd. From the streets of Cairo to the deserts of the Empty Quarter, this is the story of how the modern Middle East was forged.
19/03/2020

2 - Early Life And Lineage

In today’s class we’re going to discuss the following topics: Arab society before Islam Islam compared to other faiths The early life and lineage of Prophet Muhammad And finally, my method of teaching the Seerah of the Messenger of Allah, Peace be upon him.
09/01/2023

8-2: The Mughals Part 1 - Muslims and Mongols

Genghis Khan leads his Mongol army into Central Asia. One of his first opponents is the Muslim Khwarezm Shah Empire. This begins the long, bloody, and brutal Mongol invasion of the Muslim world. Download the notes to this episode. Join IHP on Telegram and search for "8-2"
18/11/2024 · Contenido extra

History of Black American Muslims with the Muslim Mum

This is an interview I did recently with Sister Mariya from the Muslim Mum YouTube channel. In this episode, we discuss my background, the history of black Muslims in the United States, and what to make of a new Trump presidency.
21/12/2015

The Sword of Allah in Syria | IHP 2-4

In this episode, we detail the strategic maneuvers leading to the conquest of Damascus, the crowning jewel of the Byzantine presence in the Levant. We begin by analyzing the unique composition of the early Muslim army—described not as a regimented military, but as an "organized mob" that utilized mobility and harsh desert terrain to outmaneuver the sophisticated Roman forces. The narrative follows General Khalid ibn al-Walid as he executes a perilous 500-mile desert crossing from Persia to reinforce the Syrian front, utilizing legendary survival tactics to arrive just in time to save the Muslim forces. The episode covers the pivotal Battle of Ajnadayn, where the Muslims challenged the might of Emperor Heraclius to clear the road to the capital. As the siege unfolds, we witness the dramatic duality of the city's fall—one gate breached by force, the other opened by a peace treaty. Finally, the story shifts to Medina, marking the end of the first Caliphate and the beginning of the era of Omar ibn al-Khattab, whose early reforms included the controversial dismissal of the "Sword of Allah".
03/01/2022

7-6: The Bosnia War - Austria and Yugoslavia

Bosnia becomes part of the Austria-Hungary Kingdom in 1878. For the first time ever, Bosnian Muslims are under the authority of a non-Muslim government.
28/03/2022 · Contenido extra

Bonus: Vikings And Muslims

A few interesting historical interactions between Vikings and Muslims.

We often overlook Islamic history as a learning tool. The history of Islam is not only important for Muslims, but important for everyone. Islam and the people who call themselves Muslims have made an enormous impact on our world. The Islamic History Podcast is about discovering that history in a fun and interesting way.

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Ibn Zubayr 20 - The Battle of Maskin

Rebellions, lack of Shiite support, and the Khawarij have weakened Ibn Zubayr considerably. And now, the Umayyads are once again marching towards Iraq.
Temporada 1, episodio 3 • Solo con suscripción

Saladin 3 - Conquest of Jerusalem Part 2

The Crusaders put the Holy City under siege and the result is a horrendous massacre.
Temporada 5, episodio 2 • Solo con suscripción

Afghanistan 1-2: The Soviets Invade

Things continue to go bad in Afghanistan so the USSR decides to invade.
Temporada 6, episodio 3 • Solo con suscripción

The Umayyad Caliphate 3-3: Assault on Constantinople

Caliph Sulayman orders an attack on the Byzantine capital.
Temporada 6, episodio 8 • Solo con suscripción

The Umayyad Caliphate 3-8: Ibn Muhallab's Rebellion

Yazid ibn Muhallab launches a rebellion against the Umayyads
Temporada 5, episodio 3 • Solo con suscripción

Afghanistan 1-3: Iran, Israel, Pakistan

Three major international events helped drive the Soviet's decision to invade Afghanistan.
Temporada 5, episodio 5 • Solo con suscripción

Afghanistan 1-5: Those Who Struggle

We take a closer look at the Mujahideen and their tactics
Temporada 1, episodio 21 • Solo con suscripción

Saladin 21 - The Third Crusade Begins

The Muslim conquest of Jerusalem sends shockwaves through Christian Europe. A new Crusade is launched and some of the Europe's most powerful rulers volunteer to participate.
Temporada 1, episodio 13 • Solo con suscripción

Saladin 13 - Mastering Egypt

Slowly but surely, Salahuddin expands his strength and influence in Egypt, preparing for the ultimate downfall of the Fatimids.
Temporada 6, episodio 6 • Solo con suscripción

The Umayyad Caliphate 3-6: The Origins of the Abbasids

Tracing the origins of the Abbasids line and family.

The Islamic History Podcast discusses the rich history of the Islamic world beginning with the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We'll also discuss the expansion of the Islamic Caliphate during the time of the Righteous Caliphs as well as the origins of various modern conflicts.

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Marshal Tito, Milosevic, and the Balkan Crisis | IHP 7-7

Zayd and Zaynab

The Caliphate in Chaos | IHP 11-2

The Making of Modern Egypt and Arabia | IHP 6-4

2 - Early Life And Lineage

8-2: The Mughals Part 1 - Muslims and Mongols

History of Black American Muslims with the Muslim Mum

The Sword of Allah in Syria | IHP 2-4

7-6: The Bosnia War - Austria and Yugoslavia

Bonus: Vikings And Muslims

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Afghanistan 1-2: The Soviets Invade

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Afghanistan 1-3: Iran, Israel, Pakistan

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