Nation of Prophet Luth
At the time, the Dead Sea area was a hub of trade and culture, with its salt-laden waters and fertile plains serving as the backbone of its…
1303 Hongdong Earthquake Mongol Empire
The Mongol Empire, under the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, was at its peak during the early 14th century.
Minoan Eruption Greece 2nd Millenium BC
The volcanic ash that covered the landscape rendered the soil infertile, making it impossible to grow crops for several years.
St. Felix’s Flood Storm Surge 1530 Holy Roman Empire
Known as 'Quade Saterdag' (Evil Saturday) in Dutch history, this catastrophe was overshadowed by later floods but left a permanent scar on the region.
People of Ad (A’ad)
According to the Qur’an (Surah Al-Araf: 66), they accused Prophet Hud of being a mere man, someone who was deluded and speaking nonsense.
Great European Famine 1315-1317
In early 1315, relentless rainfall began sweeping across much of Europe, ruining farmlands, drowning crops, and making agricultural activity…
Massacre of Innocent Israelite Children by Pharoah
Pharaoh’s decree to kill Israelite male infants was part of a broader policy to maintain control over the growing population of Israelites.
Black Death
The disease that caused the Black Death, Yersinia pestis, was unlike anything the world had ever seen before.
The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The choice of Japan as the target for these bombs was not coincidental. As the last Axis power standing, Japan had become the focal point of…
The Rwandan Genocide
Tutsi civilians, along with moderate Hutu political leaders who opposed the genocidal ideology, were hunted down and slaughtered.