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The Sword of Allah Khalid ibn al-Walid was known as a companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), once played a vital role in the Meccan victory at the Battle of Uhud against the Muslims. Battle of Uhud Source: Google Image He then converted to Islam and joined Muhammad and participated in the various battle for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Khalid al-Walid was so intense in fighting in Battle of Mu'tah (the first battle between the Romans and the Muslims), he broke nine swords in the battle. This is how he earned the title of "saif-ullah", means the Sword of Allah. Source: Google Image Khalid al-Walid is said to have fought a hundred battles, both major and minor skirmishes as well as single duels, during his military career. Having remained undefeated, he is claimed by some to be one of the finest military generals in history . Khalid died less than four years of his dismissal from military services. His tomb is now part of the mosque called Khalid al-...

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) As An Exemplary Ruler and Leader Whenever we discuss leadership, we cannot avoid but to look for an exemplary leader in the history of mankind. Source: Google Image Prophet Muhammad’s unique communication and leadership style led to the spread of Islam. As a leader during wartime or as a leader during peacetime, Prophet Muhammad proved to master skillful techniques with which he accomplished his goals in delivering the message of Islam.  Prophet Muhammad communicative values of liberty, justice, modesty, and politeness were matched with practical deeds. Prophet Muhammad' skills as manifested in his speeches demonstrated to the eyes of all humankind that he was indeed a great leader worthy of note. Source: Google Image Another beautiful aspect of Prophet Muhammad’s leadership is combining authority and power with mercy and gentleness . This combination is difficult to achieve. Those who are merciful and gentle may fail to becom...

Source: Google Image Which of these statements would you want to hear from your boss? “My way or the highway." “Do what you want.” Probably something in between, right? Leadership styles can vary based on multiple factors, including the level of control and power a leader possesses compared to that of her or his followers. Source: Google Image Also, different situations call for different measures. Leadership types aren’t always used in isolation; rather, a combination of styles may often be deployed. Source: Google Image Source: Google Image Let’s take a closer look at nine types of leadership style. Authoritarian Authoritarian leadership emphasizes the distinction between the leader and followers. In this style, direct supervision is necessary for success. Authoritarians engage in one-way and downward communication, and control the discussion and interactions of followers. Works best: When clear tasks have to be completed urgently. War...

Hitler's famous hand gestures. Which plays an important role during his speech in the early days. Source: Google Images          I guess I don't have to introduce who Adolf Hitler is. A renowed Germany dictator and the founder of National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party) which rose to the power of German Politics. He initiated World War 2 and oversaw fascist policies ( Facism) that resulted in millions of deaths. Yes, he might be the man that everyone wants to hate, although one cannot disagree with his ability as a speaker. Hitler's obsessive and persuasive speeches that revived his addressees and directed to his impressive ascend to superiority. Philippe Loret, believed he is the grand child of Adolf Hitler. Source: Google Image Photo taken on 19th july 1940 when he made a 2 hours Victory speech after won a battle against Britain. Source: http://ww2today.com/hitler-makes-a-peace-offer-to-britain Hitler's mistres...

     Pablo escobar is considered as one of the richest & successful druglord in the history of drug traffickers. He was born in 1949 in a poor family which his father is a farmer and a mother of a school teacher. He made his debut in the world of crime by selling fake high school diplomas with his cousin, Gustavo Gaviria. Before involving himself into drug trade, Escobar sold stolen tombstone to smugglers and was also into business of hijacking and stealing cars. It is believed he started up his drug business capital by selling the cars he had stolen. Source: http://all-that-is-interesting.com Source: http://all-that-is-interesting.com Source: http://all-that-is-interesting.com Source: http://all-that-is-interesting.com Source: http://all-that-is-interesting.com Source: http://all-that-is-interesting.com      In the early 1970's, he entered the world of drug trade by exporting cocaine from Colombia. H...