"Prince, I came to Cairo specially to learn from you," said Che Guevara, the Communist revolutionary of a white beard with a wrinkle in his face on a large bone and a large tooth. He is the Muslim prince Mohammed bin Abdulkarim al-Khattabi, whom Che Guevara visited to learn the art of guerrilla warfare. The first to invent the art of guerrilla warfare was Prince Muhammad al-Khattabi, the founder of the Islamic countryside, not Che Guevara, as some believe.

This visit from Guevara to the Prince of rhetoric in Egypt to learn the lessons of struggle and struggle .. We all know the revolutionary Che Guevara, but, of this Prince Mohammed Khataby, which history books try in vain to hide his biography of us? Many books tell us that the country of Morocco is a land of magic and witchcraft and myths and plots. This people and that land do not belong to religion and Arabism except by name and on the map. In an attempt to obliterate the great role of the Maghreb in the spread of the Islamic lands and spread the message of Muhammadiyah. From the Maghreb it was the first Islamic exit of the Light Brigades to Europe under the leadership of Tariq ibn Ziyad. From there Mujahideen went out of Almoravid to Andalusia, and sailed the Almohad forces to Europe.

In a time not far away, a great hero Bahama Muhammadiyah and the resolve of the old and the old conquests, he Amazighi the son of the twentieth century Prince Mohammed bin Abdul Karim Alkhatabi, which shook the throne of tyrants in all parts of the earth. Our Emir Muhammad became a symbol of the revolutionaries of the world in the whole earth. He became an inspiration to the revolutionaries of Asia, Africa and Latin America in their armed struggle, and the Vietnam revolutionaries took them as their teacher and teacher in their battle against global imperialism.


Vietnam took the trench system from under the ground to the enemy barracks. In this way, the Spanish rhetoric taught a lesson in the fighting. The Vietnamese revolutionaries also managed to confront the Americans. The resistance in Gaza also taught lessons to the occupied Jews through the tunnel war that the rhetoric created.

In 1906, Europe met to divide the country of Morocco at the Green Island conference. America was also a partner in this conference in its first foreign political intervention, and the prince was crowned after the Partition Plan when he helped his father assemble the tribes to confront the countries that divided and occupied their country. To respond to the Spaniards on the assassination of his father, Abdul-Karim Al-Khattabi first and then imprisoned after that.

After his time in prison, Prince Mohammed bin Abdul-Karim went out of line to complete his father's martyrdom and was working to reassemble the tribes to be an army of 3,000 Mujahid, a new art of martial arts known as the "guerrilla war," which became a combat method for all the revolutionaries of the world, Where it is based on the art of surprise and Walker and run.

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After 20 years of exile, King Farouk's soldiers managed to rescue the prince while he was on board a French ship that had resorted to Egypt to refuel from exile to another exile. He spent the last days of his life in Egypt
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He also devised the art of fighting the tunnels, which exhausted Spain and cost them huge losses. The king of Spain, Alfonso XIII, as a result sent an organized Spanish army of 60,000 troops armed with a number of aircraft, tanks and guns to confront the 3000 Muslim Mujahid, the number of primitive rifles compared to their enemy's equipment. The saga began and the two met in the Battle of "Anoual" battle of 3000 Mujahid, hoping not one of them but the mercy of his Lord and 60 thousand crusader fighters.

The battle is over, a battle that is not said but is legendary! It was already a day of eternal God. Only 600 Spanish soldiers were spared from destruction and families after they managed to escape to Spain as the frantic dogs to dispel the horrors of what they saw in the Moroccan countryside of their greedy king.

Prince Muhammad Al-Khattabi then founded the Islamic Emirate of the Rif, and within a few years of his administration taught people the true Islamic religion devoid of sorcery and rudeness. He sent scientific missions to the countries of the world and united the ranks of the rival tribes under one Islamic banner. Met to end the danger of the emirate of Islamic rhetoric.

They formed a coalition of half a million European soldiers with their tanks, battleships and combat planes to fight 20,000 Muslim Mujahedeen. The greatest calamities of these forces were defeated after they suffered losses after losses. The Mujahideen under the leadership of Prince Mohammed bin Abdul-Karim Al-Khattabi won all the rounds they took during this battle.

And after the European countries despaired of the invincible power of Prince Muhammad, they resorted to buying some cheap loans for those who claim to be sheikhs, to spread the heresies and sedition among the people, to incite them against the Emir, and to issue fatwas forbidding fighting with the speaker and gathering people to fight him. After being attacked, the French and Spanish planes dropped chemical weapons and poison gas at civilians.

At the same time, the British fleet surrounded the Moroccan coast. Prince Al-Khattabi stood up as a fighter for the nations of the earth, a group of Khun and Crusaders. Only 200 fighters remained from the Mujahideen who believed in God and pledged to testify. Nevertheless, those lions who had despaired of the crusaders were not defeated. They resorted to reconciliation with Prince Muhammad al-Khattabi by giving the Muslims the guaranteed guarantees of the safety of all the mujahedeen and to allow the Moroccan people freedom and independence. Like their habit of revoking the covenants, the crusaders revoked their covenants with the rhetorical and kidnapped him and banished him to an island in the Pacific Ocean.

After 20 years of exile, King Farouk's soldiers managed to rescue the prince while he was on board a French ship that had resorted to Egypt to refuel from exile to another exile. He spent the last days of his life in Egypt until he died in 1967.