The Death of Vision in Leadership

The moment a leader's vision dies, the entire nation begins to crumble from within.

History shows us this pattern repeatedly. Salah al-Din united the Muslim world with a clear purpose,

but after his death, his successors fought over power instead of preserving his mission.

The Ottoman Empire thrived for centuries under visionary sultans, yet collapsed when

leaders prioritized survival over transformation. Today we see the same cycle. Leaders rise with

revolutionary ideas, then slowly abandon them for comfort and control. The real tragedy

isn't when a leader physically dies, it's when their vision dies while they're still alive.

A nation without vision becomes a body without a soul, moving but not truly living.