Before leaving Steam for good, I wanted to share one last reflection.
Some people, half-jokingly, call me a Sa’kan, a kind of giant with old-world manners. Maybe because of my height, or maybe because I still believe in honor and light in a world that mostly believes in heresy

This time I just want to talk about something higher: truth, faith, and the state of the human soul.

I’m Muslim, and I know that word can make some people uneasy, but I’d like to clarify a few simple things.
Allah isn’t a different god. It’s simply the Arabic word for God, the same one used by Arabic-speaking Christians. It’s not a personal name, it’s a title that means the One and Only.

Islam isn’t a religion for one race or one nation. It’s meant for everyone. No one stands above another. We’re all servants before the Creator, and one day we’ll all face divine justice.

Modern society seems lost in confusion. Values are upside down, peace is rare, and minds are restless. The world keeps calling chaos “freedom,” but people look emptier than ever. The illness isn’t of the body, it’s of the soul. And the cure has always been the same: remembering God, repentance, and balance.

I’m leaving this digital world to focus on reading again. Dostoevsky, Céline, Marx… searching for what’s left of the real human being behind all the noise.

If one day Europa Universalis V finally releases and brings back the soul of real strategy, maybe I’ll return for one last campaign. Until then, my conquest continues elsewhere, far from screens, closer to truth.

May peace and light reach anyone still searching for meaning.