The history of the Mamluks in Egypt and the Levant

Dar Al-Nashr Dar Al-Nawaes - Lebanon Author's name: Muhammad Taqous Year of publication: 1997 Number of pages: 600 ISBN: 9789953183206 The Mamluk era did not receive the study, care, and analysis it deserves, although it lasted more than a century and a half. Among the Mamluks is the hero of Ain Jalut "Al-Muazzam Qutuz," and among them are Al-Zahir and Al-Adil... They are the successors of the Ayyubids in fighting the Crusaders. Their cultural and urban achievements are the best evidence of their progress and high status, despite the political disturbances and disputes over power that marred their history, which led to the dominance of the strongest and their exclusive control of absolute rule. This is what prompted the author to classify this book as a neutral reference for anyone wishing to learn about the history of this period of Islamic history. The author, Dr. Muhammad Suhail Taqous, is a university lecturer, and his research focuses on Islamic history in general, and Turkish history in particular. He has several publications and many research papers in this field, including this book.