Western colonialism transcends mere physical occupation of land and resources; it operates on the insidious notion of rendering its subjects voiceless and dehumanized, serving as obstacles to imperial agendas. Our struggle against Israel's settler colonial project encompasses multiple fronts, including combating misinformation. One potent avenue is to delve deeply into our history, amplifying the voices of resistance, and reclaiming our narratives. Given their immense significance in preserving our heritage and truth, it is essential that the indigenous people tell their own stories. The narrative of Palestinian resistance mirrors this pattern. The ominous portrayal of terror and barbarity attributed to the Palestinian liberation movement has permeated the global consciousness to such an extent that the courageous tales of its heroes have been obscured in the annals of history. Among these unsung heroes stands the revolutionary scholar and anti-colonial fighter, Shaykh Izz ad-Deen al-Qassam.