The Ummah has been in a cycle of crisis for 105 Years. The cycle of crisis that has affected the Ummah is one that has been intentional and precise in inflicting various forms of oppression and suffering on people and the environment. Today, we are bearing witness to several genocides: Gaza & Palestine, Kashmir, East Turkistan, Sudan, and perpetual acts of violence in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Syria, Lebanon, Congo,

The recent visit by Sudanese Transitional Sovereignty Council Chairman, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, to Turkey has sparked widespread debate in political circles between those who view it as a step to bolster regional cooperation and support, and those who see it as a protocol with limited impact on the trajectory of the war and the escalating crisis in Sudan. (Al Jazeera Net)

After decades of costly experiments with direct warfare, the preferred option for Western powers has become managing conflict from a distance through economic, financial, and technological sieges, and by reshaping supply chains, rather than undertaking large-scale invasions. In this context, food, especially wheat, comes to the fore as a silent strategic ammunition:

At the peak of its stages of weakness, the Islamic Ummah was subjected to a fierce Western attack that ended with the entry of the hateful French colonialism into the Ottoman province in Tunisia in the year 1881. This occupation was the result of a silent European consensus or an exchange of colonies following the Berlin Conference in 1878,