Holy Land

In the 16th century, the entire population of the land was around 250,000 people. Such a number was insufficient to settle a land. Without inhabitants, the land naturally became desolate, rivers turned into marshes, and ruins into lairs for bandits and wild animals.

The Fatimids, a religious Muslim group named after Fatima, daughter of Muhammad, embarked on a jihad to liberate the Holy Land from the Abbasid Muslims, whom they viewed as impostors.

Discover the spiritual significance of living in the Holy Land, Hashem's cherished treasure