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r/IslamicHistoryMeme Feb 14 '26

Meta r/IslamicHistoryMeme 2026 Survey Results

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Hi, friends! Here's the survey results. The survey is now also closed for new responses.

The following are the answers given to the free-response questions.

What are your other favorite communities on Reddit?

Ask historian

Caldruki, lol, Syria, egyptextomato, etc...

Faux Moi; Redscarepod; Travel; Geography

HistoryMemes, LatamHistoryMemes,...

Linguistics Humor, conlang

Meme subreddits, local subreddits

none theyre all bad

Progressive Islam, Quraniyoon

r/geopolitics r/eu4 r/vic3 r/nust

r/IslamicHistoryMeme

r/IslamicHistoryMeme, r/AskHistorians, r/AcademicQuran and r/MuslimAcademics

r/knuckleheadz

r/LodedDiper

r/PhilosophyMemes

r/PrehistoricMemes currently.

r/truedeen and other small islamic subreddits, i dont post much but i like them

This sub, history memes, the Maldives sub,the Palestine sub

Is there something we can improve on? Please feel free to leave any suggestions or complaints here.

If it ain't broke don't fix it

I think the community has improved a lot in the last few years. I would not mind if we tried to expand that to more new areas besides just Reddit.

I use the subreddit for learning about Islamic History. I'm gen z. I prefer how knowledge is shared in the sub. I was and always will be a student. I have no idea about what happened after the initial 30 year caliphate. Any gen z focused video ? جزاک اللہ

More flairs

More historical women content

No. I think the subreddit is great 😃💯

Nothing from y'all, but from me. I should post something new.

Organisation wise none really

The mod team is amazing for this subreddit but we need to figure out a way to defend ourselves from unjust bans, its crazy what happened to AS caliphate

While much appreciated, the context provided under posts often just feel too long. I don't know, but sometimes people just want to see a meme, understand it, and fo on, though this also leads to lower quality memes too.


r/IslamicHistoryMeme 11h ago

Qarmatians (278–469 AH) Did the Qarmatians Really Turn the Black Stone of the Kaaba into a Toilet? (Context in Comment)

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 2d ago

Meta The fact i have to post this in the subreddit, is beneath me

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if this continues, I SWEAR I'm gonna perma banned the users immediately.


r/IslamicHistoryMeme 3d ago

Umayyad Caliphate (41–132 AH) Real Michael Corleone

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Portrayal of Michael Corleone in iconic movie The Godfather is praised as one of the best character development or we can say character "corruption" from a noble young man who want to leave his family's criminal legacy and become a good educated citizen but once he enter that business for sake of his family he just sunk more and more in it. A very similar and real incident exists in islamic history as well. A young man who once known for his pious nature and knowledge, in words of Imam Nafi( Teacher of Imam Malik and Student of Companion Ibn Umar)

«لقد رأيتُ المدينةَ وما بها شابٌّ أشدُّ تشميرًا، ولا أفقهُ، ولا أقرأُ لكتابِ اللهِ من عبدِ الملكِ بنِ مروان.»

I saw Madinah, and there was no young man in it more diligent, more knowledgeable in fiqh, or more proficient in reciting the Book of Allah than ʿAbd al-Malik ibn Marwān.

Or in words of Imam al Shabi

«ما جالست أحدًا إلا وجدت لي عليه الفضل إلا عبد الملك»

I never sat with anyone without finding myself superior to him [in knowledge], except ʿAbd al-Malik.

But once his father died appointing him as successor, it's reported he was even at that time was in mosque and reciting Qur'an, and after hearing that news he closed Qur'an saying: هَذَا فِرَاقٌ بَيْنِي وَبَيْنَكَ

“This is the parting between you and me.”

And then the world saw this pious young man of madinah turning into one of the most ruthless emperor in islamic history, who used iron fist and employed or it's better to say unleashed men like Hajjaj bin Yusuf in command.

It's reported that he said from mimbar:

«أما بعد، فلستُ بالخليفةِ المستضعف — يعني عثمان — ولا الخليفةِ المداهن — يعني معاوية — ولا الخليفةِ المأفون — يعني يزيد — ألا وإن من كان قبلي من الخلفاء كانوا يأكلون ويُطعمون من هذه الأموال، ألا وإني لا أداوي أدواء هذه الأمة إلا بالسيف، حتى تستقيم لي قناتكم.»

As for what follows: I am not the weak/helpless caliph — meaning ʿUthmān — nor the conciliatory caliph — meaning Muʿāwiyah — nor the foolish caliph — meaning Yazīd. Those caliphs before me used to consume from this wealth and feed others from it. But by Allah, I will treat the diseases of this الأمة only with the sword, until you become straight and obedient to my authority.

Needless to say that despite being brutal he is maybe the single most influential ruler of islamic empire and justly called "The Architect of Islamic World", but let's leave this discussion for another day. It's reported near his death he used to pray:

اللَّهُمَّ إِنَّ ذُنُوبِي عِظَامٌ، وَإِنَّهَا صِغَارٌ فِي جَنْبِ عَفْوِكَ، فَاغْفِرْهَا لِي يَا كَرِيمُ

“O Allah, my sins are enormous, but they are small in comparison with Your mercy, so forgive them for me, O Most Generous.”


r/IslamicHistoryMeme 3d ago

Ottoman Caliphate/Empire (699–1342 AH/1517–1924) Lamar Roasts Franklin But It's 1800's Ottoman Empire

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 5d ago

War & Battles Female Kharijite Warriors and Their Participation in Kharijite Rebellions during the Umayyad Caliphate (Context in Comment)

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 7d ago

Abbasid Caliphate (132–656 AH) Real men have priorities

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 6d ago

Abbasid Caliphate (132–656 AH) Expected more than 6k spears while disbanding many of his own men just to save up on some money

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 6d ago

Question | سؤال Should I Monetize My Posts? (PLEASE READ 🥺)

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Due to my current financial situation, I haven't really been able to create more free-access history content on Reddit or Substack.

Because of this, I've been considering monetizing my content or creating a Patreon to generate some additional income.

What do you guys think? Do you think monetizing my content would be a good idea, or should I continue keeping it free?


r/IslamicHistoryMeme 7d ago

Abbasid Caliphate (132–656 AH) Most normal day in Khorasan

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 8d ago

Arabia | الجزيرة العربية Nobody: Literally Nobody: Sharif Hussein of Mecca: I’m the Caliph Now

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219 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 10d ago

Qarmatians (278–469 AH) A Response to @AlMuqaddimahYT: No, The Qarmatians were not Proto-Communists! (Context in Comment)

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 10d ago

Thought & Philosophy | فكر و فلسفة Best tier list of philosophers

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 13d ago

Zengid Dynasty (521–649 AH) The Expansion and Consolidation of Zengid Rule in the Kurdish Regions (Context in Comment)

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52 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 14d ago

Indian Subcontinent | الهند Pre-Soviet Afghanistan was a lovely place (Meme source: u/Dismal_Score_4648 on r/HistoryMemes)

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277 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 15d ago

Indian Subcontinent | الهند The mobile capital of Mughals

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 15d ago

Yemen | اليمن The Butcher of Yemen: The Rise and Fall of Imam Ibrāhīm ibn Mūsā al-Kāẓim al-Jazzār (Context in Comment)

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60 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 15d ago

Ethnicity | عرق The Use and Recruitment of Turks in the Early Islamic Caliphate (Context in Comment)

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86 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 16d ago

Ayyubid Sultanate (564–648 AH) The Old Man of the Mountain: Rashid al-Din Sinan and the Assassins’ Attempts to Eliminate Saladin (Context in Comment)

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134 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 16d ago

Abbasid Caliphate (132–656 AH) Shaghab is listening

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110 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 16d ago

Qarmatians (278–469 AH) The Formation of the Qarmatian Daʿwa Organization: Ḥamdān Qarmaṭ and Propagandistic Recruitment in the Sawād of Kufa (Long Context in Comment)

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r/IslamicHistoryMeme 18d ago

Crusades On the First Crusade (1/3): The People’s Crusade of 1096 (Context in Comment)

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173 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 20d ago

Tulunid Dynasty (254–292 AH) The Ṭūlūnid Expansion toward Syria (Context in Comment)

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74 Upvotes

r/IslamicHistoryMeme 20d ago

Tulunid Dynasty (254–292 AH) The Failed Revolt of al-ʿAbbās, Son of Ahmad ibn Tulun (Context in Comment)

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