The Syrian revolution (Ash-Sham revolution) was launched to overthrow the criminal regime by the hands of its good sons. The revolution carried clear slogans that crystallized over time, expressing the identity of this blessed revolution. The revolution was neither nationalist nor patriotic, but rather purely Islamic.

In the heart of the Sahara Desert, hidden connecting links extend, linking Sudan’s Darfur to southern Libya, not only through sand and ancient roads, but also through tribes, interests, and networks of influence that do not recognize borders.

The first and most crucial pillar of the state is the ideological and intellectual foundation that shapes the Ummah’s vision of life and determines the form of government it chooses to be ruled by.

Al-Rayah Newspaper: Issue 566  in English