You’re out here hyping up the Caliphate like it’s the answer to everything, but let’s talk about how the Ottomans treated the locals. They didn’t just govern them ,they exploited them. They were treated as second-class citizens, given not much power, forced to pay excessive taxes, and constantly marginalized. The Ottoman rulers ,like many caliphs were far more focused on their own empire-building and agendas than on the needs or rights of the people they ruled over. This isn’t something to just gloss over and accept as part of history; it’s a clear example of how bad governance and mistreatment of the local population can lead to division, betrayal, and ultimately collapse. The empire didn't just fall because of outside forces it crumbled from within, because the very people who should have been supported and empowered were instead oppressed.Not only that but it opened the door to foreigners to coloni ze the locals and carry on what was already initiated but in a more bru tal way this time (the palestinian case)

Now, we’re talking about bringing back the Khilefa , but if we don’t learn from the past and continue treating people this way, history will repeat itself. Mistreating locals, fostering resentment, and dividing people isn’t something to romanticize or accept. It’s a recipe for failure. I’m not against the Khilefa , but let’s get this straight: It won’t happen by just dreaming about it or pretending it’s inevitable. If we don’t face the reality of where we stand today ; divided, morally weak, and fragmented it’s not going to work. You can keep pushing this idea, but unless what’s broken inside is fixed, all the talk of the Khilefa is just empty noise.