1250 AH
Imam Shamil leads the Muslims of Dagestan and Chechnya against Russia for 25 years. He finally surrenders at Gunib in 1859.
How it touches Islam Allowed at last to make Hajj, he died in Madinah and is buried in al-Baqi, near the Companions.
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