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(Military Leader) Emir Abdelkader ibn Muhyi al-Din was a notable Algerian religious and military leader known for successfully resisting French colonial invasion in the early 19th century. He united Algerian tribesmen to combat advanced European armies, showcasing his prowess as both an Islamic scholar and unexpected military commander. His remarkable respect for human rights extended even to his Christian adversaries, leading to widespread admiration worldwide. Notably, his intervention in Damascus in 1860 saved the Christian community and received international recognition. By skillfully blending religious and political authority, he earned the title of the "Saint among the Princes, the Prince among the Saints."
