Dastaan Imaan Faroshon Ki (All
Parts 1-6) | Sulltan Salah ud Din Ayubi (سلطان صلاح الدين ایوبی) | by Altamash
A Nasir Salah
advertisement Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub
(Arabic: صلاح
الدين يوسف بن أيوب/ALA-LC: Ṣalāḥ promotion Dīn Yūsuf ibn Ayyūb; Kurdish: سەلاحەدینی
ئەییووبی/ALC-LC: Selahedînê Eyûbî),
known as Saladin
(1137 – March 1193),
was the main sultan
of Egypt and Syria and the organizer of the Ayyubid tradition. A Sunni Muslim
of Kurdish source, Saladin drove the Muslim military battle against the
Crusader states in the Levant. At the tallness of his energy, his sultanate
included Egypt, Syria, Upper Mesopotamia, the Hejaz, Yemen and different parts
of North Africa.
Initially sent to
Fatimid Egypt in 1163 by his Zengid ruler, Nur promotion Din, Saladin climbed
the positions of the Fatimid government by righteousness of his military
triumphs against Crusader attacks against its region and his own closeness to
Fatimid caliph al-Adid. At the point when Saladin's uncle Shirkuh passed on in
1169, al-Adid delegated Saladin vizier, an uncommon selection of a Sunni Muslim
to such a critical position in the Shia Muslim-drove caliphate. Amid his term
as vizier, Saladin undermined the Fatimid foundation, and taking after
al-Adid's passing in 1171 he expected control over the administration and
realigned the nation's devotion with the Sunni Muslim, Baghdad-based Abbasid
Caliphate. In the next years, he drove attacks against the Crusaders in
Palestine, authorized the fruitful success of Yemen, and fought off star Fatimid
uprisings in Upper Egypt.
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Not long after Nur
advertisement Din's passing in 1174, Saladin dispatched his victory of Syria,
calmly entering Damascus at the solicitation of its representative. By
mid-1175, Saladin had vanquished Hama and Homs, welcoming the hostility of his
previous Zengid masters, who had been the official leaders of Syria. Before
long, he crushed the Zengid armed force at the Battle of the Horns of Hama and
was from there on declared the "Sultan of Egypt and Syria" by Abbasid
caliph al-Mustadi. Saladin made further triumphs in northern Syria and Jazira,
getting away two endeavors on his life by the Assassins, before coming back to Egypt
in 1177 to address issues there. By 1182, Saladin finished the triumph of
Muslim Syria subsequent to catching Aleppo, at the end of the day neglected to
assume control over the Zengid fortress of Mosul.
Under Saladin's
summon, the Ayyubid armed force vanquished the Crusaders at the definitive
Battle of Hattin in 1187, and from there on wrested control of Palestine from
the Crusaders, who had vanquished the zone 88 years prior. In spite of the fact
that the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem kept on existing until the late
thirteenth century, its thrashing at Hattin denoted a defining moment in its
contention with the Muslim forces of the area. Saladin kicked the bucket in
Damascus in 1193, having given away a lot of his own riches to his subjects. He
is covered in a tomb nearby the Umayyad Mosque. Saladin has turned into a
noticeable figure in Muslim, Arab, Turkish and Kurdish society, and he has
frequently been portrayed just like the most celebrated Kurd ever.
Depiction:
Dastaan Iman Faroshon
Ki is composed by Inayatullah. The writer of the book was a celebrated
columnist, author, story essayist, and war specialist. He is known for his
month to month Hikayat Digest, which was one of the best process considered in
the 80s. Inayatullah was just the war specialist of Urdu news coverage, who
sent the reports from the fringes as an onlooker amid the 1965 war amongst
Pakistan and India.
It is a history book
writes with regards to Crusade wars and portray the life traverse, battles and
character of the immense trooper, authority, and pioneer of Muslim world Sultan
Salah Ud Din Ayobi. He turned into the Sultan after the passing of another
awesome warrior Noor Ud Din Zangi. Sultan Noor Ud Din Zangi likewise battled
the campaign war, however it was the credit of Zangi that he unequivocally
sponsored the Salah Ud Din to catch the Egypt. Salah Ud Din made to come up
short the tricks of the rivals and crushed them all through the front line. He
battled aginst the Assassins and took the Almut post back.
In Dastaan Iman
Faroshon Ki, Inayatullah portrayed the tracery of Muslim rulers and their
kinship with Christians and Crusades. It additionally portrayed the narrative
of Crusade wars and the triumph of Muslims against the Crusade armed force.
Finally, Muslims were successful, and they took back the charge of Jeroseleum
city. Salah Ud Din battled dauntlessly to the Richard on the combat zone for
the barrier of Jeroseleum. He gave numerous urban communities to the Crusades
however not prepared to let down for the Jeroseleum. Richard, the ruler of
England, compelled to do a reversal to his local area with no victory.
In the book Dastaan
Iman Faroshon Ki, the writer cited the legitimate references of the student of
history like Harold Lamb and Qazi Bahauddin Shaddad.I trust you loved it.
Dastan Iman Faroshon
Ki (Tales of the Traitors) by Inayatullah Altamash is arrangement of stories
about Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi (known as Saladin in Western World) who battled
courageously against the Crusades (arrangement of religious expeditionary wars
favored by the Pope and the Catholic Church, with the expressed objective of
reestablishing Christian access to the blessed spots in and close Jerusalem),
forced on Muslim Ummah by Christians and European Countries. Salahuddin Ayubi
was the individual who for a quarter century the tempest of the Crusaders and
at last pushed back the consolidated strengths of Europe which had come to
Swarm the Holy Land. Crusaders understood that they can't win in war zones, so
they woven up numerous connivances against Salahuddin and his Army, utilizing
Bribe, Women and Assassins. Salahuddin Ayubi needed to battle the Crusaders in
the fights and also smash intrigues withtin his Army, Companions and Allies.
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