The Arab revolutions broke out in late 2010 by the burning of Mohammed Bouazizi himself, which led to the overthrow of former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine, and these revolutions continued and moved from one state to another, falling rulers of these countries and their systems.
The spark moved to the Egypt on January 25, 2011, which led to the fall of the regime of Hosni Mubarak, followed by the revolution of February 17, 2011 in Libya, which led to the death of Gaddafi, and then the Yemeni revolution that forced Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down and killed him later, as well as the revolution of the Sham since 2011.

These protests and revolutions have led to the spread of popular revolutionary thought in the rest of the Arab countries, as an idea to be borne by people, not persons, where the protests demanding reform and changing the governments of the rest of the Arab countries from Jordan, Bahrain, Morocco, Algeria and Iraq.The slogan of these revolutions was united: "the people want to overthrow the regime," and this is indicative of something; this is the main reason for provoking these revolutions. Our peoples have suffered many centuries of oppression and destruction of these regimes.

Results of Revolutions :
The revolutions were enough to break the fear barrier built by these regimes by following the policy of intimidation by imprisoning those who opposed their regimes. Their prisons were filled with most of those who hold any direction demanding change. After this Arab spring, the people became active. The former wisdom of these systems was to make people an example of other peoples. During the Arab Spring, the peoples succeeded in making the rulers an example of other rulers, and it was easy to roll these regimes after the overthrow of the first regime and escape of Zine El Abidine from Tunisia. Consequently, the fear that the rulers planted in the hearts of their people was transferred to the hearts of the rulers. The main concern of these rulers and their thinking is: What is fate? will it be as the fate of Zine El Abidine? or Hosni? or Gaddafi? or Ali Abdullah Saleh?

Achievements of Revolution
The success of the revolutions exceeded the demands of the achievements of the Arab Spring to break the barrier of fear between rulers and their peoples and replace this fear with force and determination. As well as the transfer of this barrier from the hearts of peoples to the hearts of rulers, and the birth of a new culture in our societies, namely the culture of the people's ability to change and restore confidence in the hearts of peoples, in addition to the fall of masks.

The process of change is not a simple process, and it is not done day and night. As a spark of Bouazizi is the spark of the Arab Spring that is still going on, the Arab Spring may be another spark for future things to change the reality. These popular revolutions are the first step of this long journey. These revolutions are the spark of change in our Arab and Islamic societies, based on a first bond and be introduced to bring our societies to a sound and flawless rebirth.

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