Book Description Palestine After the Ottomans: A Struggle for Land, Faith, and Freedom After the collapse of the Ottoman Caliphate, Palestine was no longer just a piece of land—it became the center of a global struggle for identity, faith, and justice. Palestine After the Ottomans takes readers on a powerful journey through over a century of colonization, resistance, betrayal, and unwavering faith. This book unpacks the historic battles between Muslims and non-Muslim forces over Palestine, covering: • The fall of the Ottoman Empire and the betrayal of Sykes-Picot • The Balfour Declaration and the rise of Zionism • The Nakba (Catastrophe) and the birth of Israel • The Great Arab Revolt, intifadas, wars, and resistance movements • The sacred status of Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and the enduring role of Islam in the fight for freedom • The impact of global powers like the USA, USSR, and Arab regimes With deep historical insight, Islamic perspective, and emotional depth, this book is more than a timeline—it is a tribute to the spirit of a people who never surrendered. Whether you are a student, researcher, activist, or believer, this is the book to understand Palestine’s past, its living struggle, and the hope for liberation that refuses to die.