Saladin and the Crusades in the Islamic Middle East

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Outline Jerusalem is a holy land, three major religions are fighting for its lands. Each religion tried to get to there and make it its holy capital through the centuries. Great leaders from all over the world fought for it… The Crusades in the Islamic Middle East First Crusade * Between the First and the second Crusade: Second Crusade * Saladin and the Battle of Hattin and the recovery of Jerusalem: * Saladin’s policy with the Crusaders: * Battle of Hittin: * Hittin results: Third Crusade * Ramla treaty: * Terms of Ramle treaty Fourth Crusade Fifth Crusade Sixth Crusade Seventh Crusade Eighth Crusade The end of the Crusader aggression on the Islamic East Introduction Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn Yūsuf ibn Ayyūb (Arabic: صلاح الدين يوسف بن أيوب) (1137-8 – March 4, 1193) known as Saladin, the firs Sultan of Egypt and Syria and the founder of Ayyubid dynasty. The dynasty controlled the Middle East during the 12th and 13th centuries. Salladin started lunching conquests throughout the region of territories under his control included Syria from the north and spread to North Africa coast up to Tunisia. Kingdom of Jerusalem and the Jordan River fall to his control after his victory at the battle oh Hitiin in 1187. But the crusaders regained the control over Palestine’s coastline in the 1190s. He was known in history books in the East and the West, as a noble brave knight hero, and the best commander known to the humanity. It is a model implemented for personal giant of making Islam, that hero Saladin is editor of Jerusalem from the Crusaders and the hero of the Battle Hittin. Saladin while entering Jerusalem Saladin while entering Jerusalem The Crusades in the Islamic Middle East First Crusade (491 AH - 1097 AD): The number of campaign reached million men, women, children, and servants, and the Warriors have reached about

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