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{{Infobox person
| title = Ahmad Lubayb al-Tarjuman
| image = Sunni scholars.jpg
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| birth_year = 1905 CE
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| birth_place = [[Egypt]]
| death_year = 1972 CE
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| death_place = [[Jordan]]
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| religion = [[Islam]]
| sect = [[Sunni Islam]]
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| activities = Collaboration with the [[Muslim Brotherhood]]
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'''Ahmad Lubayb al-Tarjuman''' was one of the distinguished figures of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and possessed multiple military talents, engaging in extensive struggles for the liberation of [[Palestine]]. He served as the commander of a company within the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] battalions in their military structure.

== The Brotherhood on the Frontlines of the Mujahideen ==
The initial entry of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] into [[Palestine]] occurred when the first group, under the guise of a scientific expedition, infiltrated Sinai to cross the [[Egypt]]ian border and enter [[Palestine]], prior to the arrival of Arab armies. Subsequently, the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] engaged in numerous battles, displaying remarkable examples of sacrifice and heroism in warfare. Alongside him, many others sacrificed their lives for the land of [[Palestine]].

Major General '''Ahmad Fuad Sadiq''', commander-in-chief of the [[Palestine]] campaign, stated: "The [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] were soldiers who fulfilled their duties in the best possible manner, and the [[Zionism|Zionists]] sought to avoid the Brotherhood's positions during their attacks."

== First Mission in Khan Yunis ==
[[Khan Yunis]], which the [[Jews]] at the time referred to as "Kuffar Darm," was a fortified area. Despite its small size, it held a strategically vital position due to its proximity to the [[Egypt]]ian border and its location on a major transportation route connecting [[Egypt]] to [[Palestine]]. He, along with forces of the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]], was present in that region.

== The Road to Jerusalem via Ramat Rahil ==
Among the battles launched by the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] of [[Egypt]] under the leadership of '''Ahmad Lubayb al-Tarjuman''' was the battle to capture Ramat Rahil. A group of [[Muslim Brotherhood]] mujahideen seized Ramat Rahil in the middle of the night on May 26, 1948 CE, killing over 200 [[Zionism|Zionist]] soldiers in the engagement. At that time, approximately 35 volunteer forces of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]], filled with faith and high morale, established a position near the city under his leadership. The following day, after marching two kilometers on foot through rugged mountains and valleys while carrying heavy mortars and ammunition boxes, they took positions behind the city and ordered artillery fire, discharging three hundred shells. The confrontation began from trenches and dams; the [[Jews]] attempted to defend themselves, but the Brotherhood wasted no time. A group of [[Jews|Zionists]] ascending toward the towers were detonated by mines planted beneath them, reducing them to rubble. These sudden explosions severely impacted the morale of the [[Zionism|Zionists]]<nowiki/>; consequently, they began retreating via secret routes to the Talpiot colony near New [[Jerusalem]]. Volunteer infantry soldiers advanced into the city, shouting: "Praise be to God, God is Great," instilling terror in the hearts of the [[Zionism|Zionists]], who fled in panic from their trenches to neighboring settlements.

== Opening the Route to Faluja ==
The [[Jews|Zionists]] besieged the [[Egypt]]ian army camp at Faluja. The army leadership attempted to supply provisions and ammunition to the encircled forces; thus, the Egyptian army command appealed to the volunteers of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]]. They contacted Ahmad Lubayb, who was responsible for the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] volunteers in Sur Baher, entrusting him with the task of breaking the siege and rescuing the forces. Consequently, he dispatched three brothers: ''Muhammad Abd al-Ghaffar'', ''Salah al-Attar'', and ''Muhammad Abd Rabb al-Nabi''. There, Egyptian army officers provided them with fifteen camels to carry the boxes accompanying them. Bedouin guides, each leading a camel, escorted them until they reached the besieged camp of [[Faluja]].

However, a second group of brothers, who had brought several camels and provisions with them, also succeeded in delivering their supplies and, by God's grace, located the boxes that the first group had hidden in the valley floor. They then delivered these to the besieged forces and brought the camels as well so that their meat could be utilized. Subsequently, the Brotherhood managed to prepare another caravan consisting of 46 camels laden with supplies, materials, and medical equipment, under the leadership of First Lieutenant Ma'ruf al-Hadiri. Thanks to [[God]], this caravan reached the besieged forces and departed, leaving behind the camels and their cargo before returning to their point of origin. A third caravan met the same fate. Thus, he accomplished the mission. Notably, [[Gamal Abdel Nasser]] was among those besieged in Faluja.

== References ==
* See: Entry for Ahmad Lubayb al-Tarjuman in Ikhwan Wiki; [http://ikhwanwiki.com ikhwanwiki.com.].

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