| National Factbook |
| Flag: |
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| Nation Name: |
MEHDI STATE |
| Leader Name: |
Faisal Mujtaba Mir |
| Currency: |
Dollar |
| National Animal: |
Sheep |
| History: |
π The Glorious History of MEHDI STATE
"A Nation Raised Not by Sword, But by Divine Will."
π Founding Era (Year 0 AH - Year 112 AH)
The MEHDI STATE traces its divine origin to Year 0 AH (After Hijrah) — the time when whispers of the Mahdi’s coming were first heard in the hidden valleys of the ancient land now known as Noorabad (capital of MEHDI STATE). A small group of righteous believers, guided by a mystic sage known only as "Al-Raheem", withdrew from the corrupt empires of their age and established a spiritual brotherhood bound by justice, knowledge, and unwavering Tawheed.
Their prayers were answered when a divine child was born in the 33rd year AH — a descendant of both Hasan and Husayn, predicted to be among the forerunners of the Mahdi’s lineage. They called him “Al-Awwal al-Mujaddid.”
He did not build palaces or conquer lands. Instead, he sent emissaries across the Arabian deserts, Persia, and the Sindh valleys, calling people back to pure monotheism, unity, and resistance against tyranny.
π‘οΈ Rise of the Emirate (112 AH - 471 AH)
As oppression increased across the region, the followers of Al-Awwal gathered strength. By 112 AH, a decisive moment came when tyrants from the "Empire of Shirk" attacked Noorabad. Against all odds, the believers — armed with only swords and Surah Al-Anfal on their tongues — defeated the invaders in what came to be known as the Battle of Barakah Plains.
From that point, the Emirate of MEHDI was declared. The ruling title was not “King” or “Sultan,” but Ameer ul Momineen, chosen by the Council of the Just (‘Shura as-Sadiqeen’). The Emirate began its golden age under Ameer Zayd al-Faruqi, known as "The Sword of Haqq."
π Golden Era of Knowledge (471 AH - 689 AH)
The MEHDI STATE became the beacon of divine philosophy, attracting scholars from Andalusia to Samarqand. It produced legendary thinkers like:
Imam Luqman al-Mahdi, who developed the Aqeedah of Divine Order;
Sayyida Aaliyah al-Siddiqah, the first female Hadith compiler of the region;
Ibn Nur, a mathematician who discovered Divine Ratios used in architecture and Qur’anic calligraphy.
The state funded translations, libraries, observatories, and Halqa sessions under moonlight where debates between Christians, Zoroastrians, and Muslims would be held — all under peaceful scholarly rules.
βοΈ The Trials and Betrayals (690 AH - 922 AH)
In 690 AH, the so-called “Reformists” from the West attempted to infiltrate the MEHDI STATE by offering political alliances in the name of progress. Many local tribes fell to deception, and a 100-year internal conflict known as Fitnah al-Kubra al-Thaniya (The Second Great Civil Strife) erupted.
The MEHDI STATE held its ground only because of the rise of Ameer Najeeb ud-Din, who brought unity by restoring the Shura, destroying corrupt wealth systems, and enforcing the Code of Divine Governance (Qanun al-Haqq).
π Modern Renaissance & Return of the Hidden (1394 AH - Present)
In the 1390s AH, the State was almost forgotten to history, surrounded by secular superpowers. But a movement stirred — young believers rose again in the name of the final Mahdi, who had long been awaited by their ancestors. From among them, Faisal Mujtaba Mir was recognized as the Ameer ul Momineen by the scholars of 7 regions after surviving a divine test in the Valley of Thorns.
He re-established the MEHDI STATE as a spiritual, intellectual, and geopolitical force — not through colonial expansion, but through da’wah, resistance to global tyranny, and calling the world back to Divine Order.
Today, the MEHDI STATE under Ameer ul Momineen Faisal Mujtaba Mir stands as:
The Defender of True Monotheism
The Shield of the Oppressed
The Cradle of the Awaited Mahdi’s Return
βοΈ MILITARY CHRONICLES OF MEHDI STATE
“The sword of Haqq is sharpened not by steel, but by Imaan.”
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πΉ 1. Battle of Barakah Plains (112 AH)
The Birth of the Emirate
MEHDI STATE Troops: 313 warriors (symbolic of Badr)
Enemy Forces: ~1,200 troops
Formations Used: Crescent ambush with central shield-wall and archers behind dunes
Armor:
Chainmail vests
Leather helmets
Wooden round shields
Weapons:
Short swords (Sahabi style)
Recurve bows
Spears with Qur’anic engravings
MEHDI Losses: 19 martyred
Enemy Losses: ~600 killed, remainder surrendered or fled
Special Note: First recorded use of “Takbir War Cry Formation”, where all soldiers chant “Allahu Akbar” before charging.
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π° 2. Siege of Qila-tul-Zulm (231 AH)
The Fortress of Tyranny Falls
MEHDI Army: ~4,700 troops
Enemy Inside Fortress: ~6,000 soldiers + 2 war elephants
Weapons/Equipment:
Heavy battering rams (named Asad-ul-Haqq)
Boiling oil and slingstones from the walls
Catapults introduced by engineers from Khorasan
Armor:
Steel lamellar armor for elite units (Fursan al-Sidq)
Wooden tower shields for siege infantry
MEHDI Losses: ~800 dead, 1,100 injured
Enemy Losses: ~4,000 killed, 2,000 captured
Legend: Victory came on the 27th night of Ramadan; taken as a divine sign.
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π‘οΈ 3. Battle of the Crescent Line (392 AH)
The Apostate Rebellion
MEHDI Forces: ~6,200 troops
Enemy Coalition: ~10,000 troops
Formation:
“Double Crescent” tactic — two curved flanks surrounding the enemy like a trap
Qur’anic banners flown high at every unit
Special Units:
Saif ul-Haqq Cavalry: 1,000 horsemen with dual curved swords
Huffaz Archers: Hafiz warriors who recited Qur’an before each volley
Armor:
Chain-and-plate hybrid for elite guards
Camel-mounted javelin riders in desert flanks
MEHDI Losses: ~2,000 martyred
Enemy Losses: ~7,300 killed, rest scattered
Post-Battle: All apostate symbols were burned; area purified with public Qur’an recitation.
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πͺοΈ 4. Battle of Whispering Dunes (1043 AH)
Mystical Victory over the Occultists
MEHDI Forces: ~3,100 elite warriors
Enemy Mercenaries: ~4,800, equipped with dark-arts practitioners and foreign firearms
Special Defense:
Circle of Dhikr: Defensive technique using spiritual chanting and Qur’an recitation during battle
Weaponry:
Scimitar units, reinforced scorpion bows
Camel-mounted mobile archers
Armor: Light sand-colored gear for stealth and mobility
MEHDI Losses: 190 martyred
Enemy Losses: Over 3,000 — most fled in fear during supernatural sandstorm
Notable Incident: A Qur’an left open on a hill remained untouched while bodies lay all around.
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β 5. Naval War of Mahdi Crescent (1302 AH)
MEHDI Navy's First Grand Victory
MEHDI Fleet: 11 warships (Safinat al-Haqq, Ghazi al-Bahr)
Enemy Fleet: 18 pirate ships + 2 imperial vessels
Naval Weapons:
Flame arrows
“Maddah Pots” (oil thrown at enemy ships then ignited)
Naval Armor:
Thick leather sailor gear, steel helmets for captains
Sails embroidered with Ayat al-Kursi
MEHDI Losses: 2 ships sunk, ~270 sailors martyred
Enemy Losses: 12 ships destroyed, Pirate King captured and executed
Legacy: Sea trade resumed, MEHDI navy becomes dominant in Eastern Crescent.
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ποΈ 6. Battle of Az-Zuhur Valley (1391 AH)
The Restoration by Ameer Faisal Mujtaba Mir
MEHDI Forces: 1,313 loyalists (Fityan al-Nur)
Secular Regime Troops: ~9,000 well-equipped soldiers
Formation:
Night ambush using natural caves and divine timings (Laylatul Qadr)
Guerrilla strikes followed by Takbir surges
Weapons:
Modern + traditional mix: AK rifles, curved daggers, Qur’an-carved bullets
Armor: Light camo gear, chestplates inscribed with Surah Muhammad (47:7)
MEHDI Losses: 118 martyred
Enemy Losses: ~3,000 dead, rest fled after believing the Mahdi had returned
Crowning Moment: Ameer Faisal Mujtaba Mir raised the black flag at dawn, marking the rebirth of the MEHDI STATE.
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Medals & Titles Awarded After Battles
"Najm al-Barakah" – For unmatched bravery in Barakah Plains
"Sayf ul-Mahdi" – Given to generals who secure decisive divine-backed victories
"Hamil al-Nur" – For those who protect the Qur'an during battle under any circumstance
"Shaheed-e-Sidq" – Posthumous medal given to martyrs of Haqq
π₯ The Trials of the MEHDI STATE
“When the fire burns the banners, the believers raise them anew with their own blood.”
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π©Έ 1. The Fall of Dar-ul-Hikmah (278 AH)
Destruction of the First Grand Library
Event: The greatest knowledge sanctuary of MEHDI STATE, housing 30,000 manuscripts including scrolls of Al-Awwal, was burned to ash by spies of the Heretical Syndicate, a secret cult opposing Tawheed.
Outcome: Over 700 scholars, including 31 Huffaz, died protecting the library.
Mistake: Lax border security due to overconfidence during peace times.
Legacy: This tragedy led to the creation of the “Order of the Ink-Blooded”, scholars who carry memorized libraries in their minds.
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π° 2. The Siege of Noorabad (511 AH)
The Capital Almost Lost
Enemy: Coalition of rebel tribes backed by foreign empires (Rum and East Vandals).
Duration: 9-month brutal siege.
Conditions:
Starvation inside the city.
Wells poisoned.
This was short history.
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| Geography |
| Continent: |
Asia |
| Land Area: |
402.34 sq. km |
| Terrain: |
πΊοΈ Terrain of the MEHDI STATE
“A land forged between fire and faith, where mountains echo Tawheed and rivers flow with history.”
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π 1. Capital Region — Noorabad Valley
Type: Fertile basin surrounded by protective mountains
Elevation: ~1,200 meters
Key Features:
White-Stone Masjid al-Noor at the center, said to be aligned with the Qiblah of the Mahdi
Lush gardens, olive and date orchards, learning academies
Strategic Value: Naturally protected, elevated highland — easy to defend, hard to besiege
Nickname: “The Cradle of Light”
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β°οΈ 2. The Shield Mountains (Jibal as-Dir’)
Type: Rugged mountain range surrounding the northwest border
Climate: Cold, snowy peaks in winter; green pastures in summer
Use:
Base of elite mountain units (Fityan al-Jibal)
Training grounds for spiritual retreats and survivalist warriors
Hidden within: Sacred Cave of Awwal al-Mujaddid, open only on 15th Sha’ban night
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ποΈ 3. The Sabr Dunes (Desert of Patience)
Location: Southern and eastern regions
Terrain: Red-gold sand dunes, scattered oases, harsh heat
Strategic Use:
Natural defense barrier against land invasions
Home to nomadic tribes loyal to the Ameer
Hidden supply routes and Qur’anic caravan posts
Notable Site: Masjid al-Rahmah, built on the bones of martyrs from the Battle of Whispering Dunes
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ποΈ 4. Valley of Az-Zuhur
Location: Northeast
Terrain: Rocky valley with deep ravines, surrounded by wildflower plains
Significance:
Site of final victory and restoration by Ameer Faisal Mujtaba Mir
Considered a spiritually blessed land where prayers are believed to echo louder
Geology: Rich in iron ore, black stone used in swords and masjid domes
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π 5. Crescent Bay (Eastern Coast)
Terrain: Curved coastal region with high cliffs and deep sea harbors
Use:
Base of the MEHDI NAVAL FLEET
Trade and da’wah launch points to neighboring lands
Secret underwater caverns known as "Chambers of the Hidden", said to house scrolls and future plans
Climate: Humid and foggy — excellent for stealth naval movements
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πΏ 6. Forest of Sidq (Truth Forest)
Type: Dense, misty forest at the western edge
Use:
Safehouse for rebel scholars and persecuted Muslims
Place of seclusion for the Order of the Ink-Blooded
Mystical Feature: Trees naturally grow in formations that resemble Arabic calligraphy — especially the word "Haqq"
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π€οΈ 7. River Haadi (The Guide River)
Length: Cuts through the entire nation from west to east
Spiritual Meaning: Said to have been dug by the early Muhajireen settlers during their Hijrah
Role:
Irrigation for Noorabad
Ghusal and wudhu for pilgrims
Strategic movement route for troops and caravans
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πΊοΈ National Strategic Layout Overview
π Region π Terrain Type π‘οΈ Function
Noorabad Fertile Valley Capital, governance, scholarship
Shield Mountains Rugged Highlands Defense, elite training
Sabr Dunes Desert Border barrier, nomadic defense
Az-Zuhur Rocky Valley Symbolic spiritual land
Crescent Bay Coastal & Maritime Navy, trade, outreach
Forest of Sidq Dense Forest Seclusion, knowledge preservation
River Haadi River System Water, purity, trade, mobility. |
| Highest Peak: |
Jabal al-Haqq 6,460 meters (21,194 feet), 6 meters |
| Lowest Valley: |
8000 feets, 400 meters |
| Climate: |
π€οΈ CLIMATE OF THE MEHDI STATE
“The sky weeps for our martyrs, the winds carry our prayers, and the earth nurtures our resolve.”
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π 1. Capital Region — Noorabad Valley
Climate Type: Mediterranean Highland
Seasons:
Spring: Pleasant, full of blooming pomegranate and olive groves
Summer: Mild; warm days and cool, breezy nights (ideal for study and open-air da’wah)
Winter: Snow in outer ridges, moderate cold in the valley
Rainfall: Moderate, often described as “Barakah Rains” — especially in Sha’ban and Dhul Hijjah
Special Weather Sign: Light mist covers the Masjid al-Noor dome during Fajr in Ramadhan
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βοΈ 2. The Shield Mountains (Jibal as-Dir’)
Climate Type: Alpine Cold
Conditions:
Snow-covered for ~5 months
Sharp winds called "Nafkhat al-Haqq" (Breath of Truth), used in spiritual training
Spring: Blooming of white alpine flowers called “Shuhada’s Tears”
Military Note: Best suited for cold endurance and mountaineering troops
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π₯ 3. The Sabr Dunes (Desert of Patience)
Climate Type: Hot Arid Desert
Temperature:
Summer: Can exceed 48°C (118°F)
Night: Drops below 20°C — ideal for stealth movements
Sandstorms: Frequent in Rajab and Muharram
Spiritual Note: Believers retreat here for khalwah (seclusion) and inner jihad
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πΈ 4. Valley of Az-Zuhur
Climate Type: Semi-Arid with Microclimates
Unique Trait:
After every rainfall, Zuhur Lilies bloom — believed to only grow where sincere martyrdom occurred
Weather Pattern:
Cool winds during Tahajjud hours
Sudden rains on Laylatul Qadr nights (recorded multiple times)
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π«οΈ 5. Crescent Bay (Coastal Region)
Climate Type: Coastal Humid Subtropical
Foggy Mornings: Especially in Dhul Qa'dah — locals say it “hides the fleet from the unbelievers”
Rain: Heaviest in Safar and Rabi’ al-Awwal
Storms: Occasionally faces “Tufaan al-Tawheed” — named after a legendary naval victory during a lightning storm
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π³ 6. Forest of Sidq
Climate Type: Dense Temperate Forest Climate
Rainfall: Consistent, gentle drizzle year-round
Mystical Trait:
The forest releases natural fog every Friday at sunrise
Said to be the resting place of a forgotten wali (saint) whose barakah still blesses the air
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π 7. River Haadi & Surroundings
Climate Role:
Acts as natural climate stabilizer — brings moisture and fertility to farmlands
Mist rises from river before Fajr, called the “Breath of the Believers”
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π Climate Summary Table
Region Climate Type Temp Range Rainfall Unique Traits
Noorabad Valley Mediterranean Highland 5°C–28°C Moderate Misty Fajr, barakah rains
Shield Mountains Alpine -5°C–15°C Snow-heavy Training ground, purity air
Sabr Dunes Hot Desert 20°C–48°C Rare Sandstorms, spiritual solitude
Valley of Az-Zuhur Semi-Arid Blooming 10°C–35°C Light, timed Zuhur lilies bloom post-rain
Crescent Bay Coastal Humid 15°C–32°C High Fog of concealment, storm lore
Forest of Sidq Temperate Rainforest 12°C–25°C High Weekly mist, natural seclusion
River Haadi Riverine Oasis Zone Varies Fed by runoff Stabilizes crops, divine mist.
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| People & Society |
| Population: |
1,000 people |
| Demonym: |
Mommin |
| Demonym Plural: |
Mo'mmin |
| Ethnic Groups: |
None - 0.0%
None - 0.0%
None - 0.0% |
| Languages: |
Arabic - 65.0%
English - 35.0%
None - 0.0% |
| Religions: |
ISLAM - 100.0%
None - 0.0%
None - 0.0% |
| Health |
| Life Expectancy: |
90 years |
| Obesity: |
2% |
| Alcohol Users: |
0% |
| Tobacco Users: |
0% |
| Cannabis Users: |
0% |
| Hard Drug Users: |
0% |
| Economy |
| Description: |
π° ECONOMY OF MEHDI STATE
“We measure wealth not by gold alone, but by the justice it delivers and the hearts it nourishes.”
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π¦ 1. Core Economic Philosophy
Based on Shariah Economy:
No riba (interest)
Zakat-based redistribution
Prohibition of monopolies and hoarding
Three Pillars:
1. Halal Productivity
2. Economic Justice
3. Sufficiency Before Surplus
> βοΈ “Wealth flows like the River Haadi — it nourishes all, not just one bank.”
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πͺ 2. Currency System
Primary Currency:
> DΔ«nΔr al-Mahdi (Ψ―ΩΩΨ§Ψ± Ψ§ΩΩ
ΩΨ―Ω) – gold-based coin (1 dinar ≈ 4.25g of gold)
Dirham as-Sidq (Ψ―Ψ±ΩΩ
Ψ§ΩΨ΅Ψ―Ω) – silver-based coin (1 dirham ≈ 2.975g of silver)
Scrip for common use: Barakah Notes – backed by resource reserves and Zakat surplus
Digital Version: "Sikka Nuriyah" – a blockchain-based halal digital currency for trade transparency
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πΎ 3. Key Economic Sectors
π A. Agriculture (30% of GDP)
Main Crops: Dates, olives, figs, wheat, saffron, black seeds, and barley
Irrigation: Canal systems from River Haadi and glacial runoff from Jabal al-Haqq
Farming Structure:
Small family-owned plots
Communal harvest festivals
Zakat-ul-Harvest collection centers
Famous Product: “Zamzami Olives”, infused with rain from Laylatul Qadr nights
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π οΈ B. Artisan Industry (25% of GDP)
Known For:
Hand-crafted swords, Qur’anic calligraphy, black-stone tiles
Rugs and tapestries with Ayat patterns
Islamic books, perfumes, and traditional medicine
Exports: Religious goods, halal food packs, medicinal honey
Guild System: "Asnaf al-Haqq" – artisan unions regulated under Islamic ethics
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π‘οΈ C. Defense & Blacksmithing (15% of GDP)
Blackstone mined from Az-Zuhur used in elite weapon forging
Swords like “As-Saif al-Mahdi” handcrafted for ceremonial and war use
Weapons traded only with Muslim or allied nations (under pact)
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β D. Maritime Trade & Naval Exports (10% of GDP)
Crescent Bay hosts the Bayt al-Tijarah (House of Trade)
Trade routes to:
Muslim kingdoms overseas
Select neutral states
Famous Sea Export: "Noor Salt" (healing salt used in ritual baths)
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π§ E. Education & Knowledge Economy (12% of GDP)
Madaris, Hawzas, and Research Institutes produce scholars and engineers
Knowledge-for-Aid Exchange: Poor nations are taught halal tech in exchange for trade or da’wah rights
Order of the Ink-Blooded sells Qur’anic codices and treaties worldwide
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π§ 4. Women & Economy
Separate but honored participation:
Run ethical businesses, herbal medicine, textile and calligraphy industries
Female Zakat inspectors known as "Muhtasibat"
No coercion into work — purely based on will and skill
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π 5. Zakat System & Social Wealth
Zakat al-Maal & Zakat al-Fitr collected via Bayt al-Mal al-Mahdi
Directs funds to:
Orphans
Widows
Students of knowledge
Jihad infrastructure
No citizen ever sleeps hungry in Noorabad — this is law
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π‘οΈ 6. Economic Defense & Sanctions
No trade with:
Zionist regimes
Nations promoting immorality or exploiting Muslims
Traders must swear Oath of Fair Weights (Mithaq al-Meezan) — fraud punished severely
Barakah Patrols audit markets weekly for ethics and quality
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π Economic Slogan:
> “Trade with Imaan. Spend with purpose. Earn with dignity.”
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| Average Yearly Income: |
$80.19 |
| Gross Domestic Product (GDP): |
$372,909,486.00 |
| GDP per Capita: |
$372,536.95 |
| Gross National Income (GNI): |
$372,653,685.00 |
| Industries: |
π οΈ 1. Weapons & Defense Crafting Industry
Core City: Zahirabad Arsenal Complex
Special Products:
As-Saif al-Mahdi (curved elite blades made from Az-Zuhur blackstone)
Long-range bows, javelins, Qur’an-etched bullets
Traditional + modern hybrid weapons (e.g. AK with calligraphy engravings)
Secret Projects:
Anti-drone net launchers
Fire-resistant shields called “Dir’ al-Barakah”
Regulation: Only produced under Bayt al-Mal for state and allied Muslim use
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𧴠2. Herbal & Tibb-un-Nabawi (Prophetic Medicine) Industry
Key Region: Forest of Sidq and Crescent Bay farms
Produces:
Black seed oil
Ajwa date syrup
Honey-infused medicine
Herbal antidotes and healing balms
Special Center: Dar-ul-Shifa Nuriyyah (Medicine R&D Hub)
Exports: Highly demanded in other Islamic nations and by seekers of Sunnah-based health systems
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πͺ‘ 3. Islamic Clothing & Textile Industry
Hub: Al-Kiswah District, Noorabad
Products:
Modest wear: Abayas, Jubbas, turbans
Armor-grade cloth with concealed metalwork
Prayer mats embroidered with Qur’anic art
Sub-Industries:
Kiswa Weaving Units (replica garments of Kaaba and Prophet’s cloak)
Warrior Khuff Makers – leather footwear for fighters
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π 4. Knowledge Production & Publishing
Industry Name: Dar al-Qalam Industries
Produces:
Handwritten Mushafs
Islamic books (fiqh, aqeedah, logic, anti-kufr polemics)
Scroll-based edicts for allies
Exports:
Sent to conflict zones for morale
Distributed free to new Muslim communities
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β 5. Shipbuilding & Maritime Tools
Crescent Bay Naval Industry
Products:
Wood-and-metal hybrid naval ships
Silent-sail boats for stealth missions
Flame-throwing boats from ancient plans
Also Produces:
Halal fisheries equipment
Maritime prayer rooms built into ships
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π» 6. Halal Tech & Surveillance
Sector Name: Sikka Nuriyah Labs
Purpose: Combines modern software and AI with Islamic ethics
Industries:
Qur’an-preserving AI
Anti-riba financial software
Security drones coded to avoid targeting masajid and civilians
Restricted Access: Available only to scholars, state, or Wali-certified traders
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βοΈ 7. Mining & Blackstone Forging
Location: Valley of Az-Zuhur
Products:
Blackstone for blades, masjid domes, and Qur’an casing
Iron, copper, and salt
Industrial Feature:
Deep underground forges powered by wind-tunnels and charcoal
Only men who memorize Surah As-Saff are allowed to mine blackstone
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π 8. Agro-Food Processing
Primary Outputs:
Ajwa date packaging
Olive oil press units
Wheat mills producing “Barakah Flour”
Preserved halal survival packs for soldiers and pilgrims
Famous Product: “Noor-Bread” — made from barley, honey, and rainwater of Sha’ban
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π¨ 9. Artistic & Calligraphic Industry
Special Workshops:
Qur’anic calligraphy in gold leaf
Dome tile painters
Military banners with hand-stitched Surahs
Exported To: Masajid construction projects around the Muslim world
Spiritual Law: Only Wudhu’d artists can paint verses of Qur’an
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π§Ό 10. Ethical Hygiene & Fragrance Industry
Products:
Sunnah perfumes: Musk, Oud, Amber
Natural soaps with sidr, olive, and zamzam components
Miswak kits
Cleansing Export Line: “Tayyib Essentials”
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π Industry Contribution to GDP (Approximate)
π Industry Sector % GDP Contribution
Weapons & Defense 20%
Agriculture & Agro-Processing 18%
Tibb & Herbal Products 12%
Islamic Publishing & Knowledge 10%
Clothing & Textiles 10%
Halal Tech & Digital Security 8%
Maritime & Shipbuilding 7%
Mining & Blackstone Industry 6%
Calligraphy & Arts 5%
Hygiene & Perfume 4%
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| Military |
| History: |
πͺ 1. Military Name
> Jaysh al-Mahdi
(Army of the Mahdi — though awaiting, not claiming him)
Formal title in khutbahs and state writings:
> “Al-Jaysh al-Mu’min, the Defenders of the Final Banner”
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𧱠2. Military Structure Overview
Division Name Force Size Function
Al-Fityan (Main Army) 80,000 active soldiers Ground warfare, border patrol
Fursan al-Sidq (Cavalry of Truth) 9,000 riders High-speed raids, desert warfare
Rijal al-Jibal (Men of the Mountains) 4,500 mountaineers Alpine & snow ops (trained on Jabal al-Haqq)
Quwwat al-Bahr al-Mubarak (Blessed Naval Force) 6,000 naval personnel Naval defense, trade security
Haras al-Khilafah (Caliphate Guards) 1,500 elite guards Personal security of the Ameer & major sites
Firqah al-Du'aa (Da’wah & Resistance Cells) Secret, decentralized Operate in foreign lands to support oppressed Muslims
Tibyan Corps (Military Scholars Unit) 800 scholar-warriors Give rulings on ethics of war, discipline, morale
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βοΈ 3. Weapons & Armament
Traditional:
Swords: As-Saif al-Mahdi — blackstone-forged with Qur’an etchings
Bows: Long-range, handcrafted; often dipped in sacred oil for morale
Shields: Dir’ al-Barakah — flame-resistant round shields
Modern:
Rifles: Custom AKs engraved with “Bismillah” or Surah Al-Fath
Anti-drone slingshots, stealth knives, chemical-resistant armor
Naval Ships: Steel-wood hybrids, able to sail silently
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π§βοΈ 4. Armor & Uniforms
Desert Troops: Light tan with olive sashes; breathable and dust-proof
Mountain Forces: Snow-camo cloaks, crampons, thermal gear
Royal Guards: Black and emerald green; bullet-resistant and Qur’an woven inside chestplate
Symbol on Shoulder: π White dome with a black flag under crescent
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π©Έ 5. Historic Battle Statistics
Victories:
βοΈ Battle Name Year AH Enemy Victory Type Enemy Size Losses (MEHDI)
Battle of Az-Zuhur 1302 AH Coalition of Kufr & Tribals Tactical & symbolic 18,000 2,100 martyred
Naval Clash of Crescent Bay 1310 AH Pirate Fleet Complete sea dominance 7 ships 1 ship lost
Battle of Whispering Dunes 1333 AH Sand Cult + 3 armies Ambush + shock cavalry 12,000 1,600 martyred
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Defeats:
π΄ Defeat Name Year AH Cause Losses
Siege of Noorabad 511 AH Starvation & betrayal 5,000+ civilian, 2,100 military
Khandaq al-Dajjal 1327 AH Enemy had advanced technology 3,500 troops lost
Rebellion of Jabal al-Mu’min 899 AH Internal betrayal 300 martyrs, region burned
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π΄β οΈ 6. Special Forces & Elite Units
π₯ 1. Lions of Haqq
Elite shock troops — used for storming fortresses
Each recites Surah Al-Anfal before entering battle
Only 1 in 500 recruits pass the trial
βοΈ 2. Rijal al-Jibal
Operate at 4,000+ meters altitude
Trained to survive 40 days in snow without resupply
Fight with daggers, short-range rifles, and mountain traps
π 3. Haras al-Khilafah
Bodyguards of Ameer ul Momineen
Memorize 10,000 ahadith, trained in combat and fiqh
Only chosen from orphans of martyrs
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π§ 7. Military Doctrine
> “We do not begin wars — we finish oppression.”
Tactics: Hybrid warfare — ambush + spiritual morale
Rules of Engagement:
No harm to civilians
No looting
No destruction of places of worship
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π¦ 8. Military Infrastructure
Al-Mahdi Arsenal Complex: Weapon factory
Ribat al-Sumood: Cold-weather fortress near Jabal al-Haqq
Dar al-‘Uqud: War council and military fatwa house
Bayt al-Asra: Rehabilitation center for prisoners and injured fighters
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π―οΈ 9. Fallen but Never Forgotten
> “The martyr does not die; he moves from dunya’s trench to Jannah’s garden.”
Every unit has a “Book of Shuhada” with names, last words, and final duas of those who died in battle.
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