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The splendor and glory of his rule were so great that that century was called the "blessed century." (Al-Masudi) A strong faith proclaimed by a prophet or a true scholar is the only foundation needed to build a great and powerful empire! (Ibn Khaldun) We all know the tale of the Arabian Nights. The tale describes a tyrant king who marries every night and kills his wife at dawn. "The prototype of this tyrant king is the famous Harun Rashid," say Western writers. This absurd tale has been translated into many languages of the world, and films and cartoons have been made. Even the Soviet regime, which is the enemy of Islam, has managed to translate this tale into Russian and make films. Why? If there are countless works and great people in the Islamic world, why did they take and spread this tale of the "A Arabian Nights" that encourages debauchery? Because this work is a propaganda that spreads the lie that “debauchery was widespread among Muslims” and smears great historical figures. If Western propaganda starts to promote a person from the Islamic world, then we should know that this person is an image that suits their interests. Otherwise, the West would not simply praise and support our heroes. They would not give people like Malala the Nobel Prize for nothing and would not distribute her books and films to the world for nothing. Yes, Malala was subjected to injustice and oppression when she was young. Islam is strictly against oppression. With such propaganda, the hidden message that “Islam tramples on women’s rights” is being instilled into people’s consciousness, especially the consciousness of impressionable women. In fact, there are many Muslim women who have suffered more abuse than Malala. There are millions of women in Africa, Palestine, Iraq, former Turkestan, and present-day Central Asia whose rights have been trampled on and abused! Why aren’t they mentioned? There are great interests here that can be resolved in favor of the West. At the same time, the West supports and promotes outstanding individuals, mullahs, and creative people who come from among Muslims and who suit its interests. And those who take steps for the interests of Islam and Muslims are either destroyed, or they are portrayed as slaves of their own ego, devoted to worldly interests, like Sultan Suleiman, or as dictators like Erdogan, or as leaders like the publishers. One of these is Harun Rashid!