“Suddenly, in the age of deep decadence in countries that were previously considered part of the ancient empire of Diocletian, in the heart of the Arabian deserts, an opponent arose and observed this old teetering Empire. He was also a strong opponent of the new kingdoms that were emerging in the West. This opponent’s greatness continued increasing, as if God’s permanent care was leading his loyal soldiers to jihad and complete victory. The conquest of Syria and Egypt was shortly followed by the fall of the Sassanid Empire, and the friends of Constantine became threatened with the same fate. “
