To ensure the Muslim world remained disunited, sectarian divisions were not just exploited — they were manufactured. Sunni vs. Shia, Arab vs. non-Arab, Persian vs. Turk, tribal vs. urban — all were weaponised.

Colonial administrators in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon institutionalised sectarian politics. In the post-colonial era, this approach continued through local proxies and Western-backed regimes. Divide-and-rule became the default operating system.

Destroy, Disarm: The Geopolitical Blueprint to Ensure No Muslim Power Ever Rises