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According to Azzam (see below), first you create cripples and corpses (the blood of martyrs) then the historian writes about human beings who have been slaughtered. Thus, "History" is written in two lines: "the ink of the scholar and the blood of the martyr."
This is true in the West as well: a record of those who have been slaughtered ("history books") brings ideologies into existence. We witness societal acts of murder, then assume slaughter must have occurred in the name of "some thing."
Richard A. Koenigsberg
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