Abdelkader El Djezairi, prominent leader and scholar, passes away in Damascus.
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Abdelkader El Djezairi, an Algerian leader and religious scholar, passed away in Damascus. El Djezairi was a prominent figure in the resistance against French colonization in Algeria during the mid-19th century. Known for his military prowess and commitment to upholding Islamic values, he led a successful struggle against the French forces, earning respect for his ethical treatment of prisoners of war.
Following his surrender to the French in 1847, El Djezairi was exiled to Damascus, where he continued to advocate for peace and reconciliation. He devoted his time to scholarly pursuits, focusing on theology and philosophy. His exemplary conduct and teachings left a lasting impact on both the local population and the international community.
El Djezairi's death in Damascus marked the end of an era for Algeria, inspiring future generations to uphold his principles of justice, compassion, and resistance against oppression. His legacy as a symbol of Algerian nationalism and Islamic ethics endures to this day, serving as a source of inspiration for those fighting for freedom and dignity.
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Location : Algeria

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