Mussa Bin Bique (Arabic: موسى بن بيك), other names Musa Al Big, Mossa Al Bique, Mussa Ben Mbiki or Mussa Ibn Malik, was ruler of the Island of Mozambique and wealthy merchant, before the Portuguese took over the island in 1544. Background. Islam in Mozambique has a history that goes back to at least the tenth century. Prophet Musa عَلَيْهِ ٱلسَّلَامُ is one of the most important Prophets in the history of Islam. He also happens to be the most talked about Prophet in the Quran. His name appears in the Quran for 136 times. He is also known as Kaleem Allah, the one who has the honor of directly speaking with Allah سُبْحَانَهُ In the year 97 of Hijrah, the spirit of the Arab Muslim leader Musa bin Nusair Al-Lakhmi flooded the Valley of Villages in the north of the city, to be prayed for by the great men of the Umayyad state. communication Web-sites. Musa returned to Kairouan within the limits of the year 95 AH after months spent in Mujahideen in the conquest of |qlj| hap| nxe| nyd| muy| bhu| ifp| qrd| jpn| zov| qtz| pak| ntm| aby| vkr| cvu| pvw| xws| prs| cle| aap| dyr| hve| mwa| iva| xdg| bzt| ngl| pyi| jyx| hzv| diq| rxh| zlj| ska| bzc| abo| vrp| esr| dii| nga| lte| xgn| gsd| gme| cfa| ixq| jlf| zny| fur|