In Dante's "Inferno," he is placed in Limbo, despite his religious background, where he stands apart from the other inhabitants. He founded the Ayuubid Dynasty and restored Sunni Islam to Egypt. On the battlefield, he was considered a chivalrous soldier because he rarely maimed, killed, or retaliated against anyone he defea
In Dante's "Inferno," he is placed in Limbo, despite his religious background, where he stands apart from the other inhabitants. He founded the Ayuubid Dynasty and restored Sunni Islam to Egypt. On the battlefield, he was considered a chivalrous soldier because he rarely maimed, killed, or retaliated against anyone he defeated. At the Battle of Hattin, he repelled the combined force of Guy of Lusignan, King Consort, and Raymond III of Tripoli. FTP, name this Sultan of Syria and Egypt who led the Islamic opposition in the Third Crusade.
In Dante's "Inferno," he is placed in Limbo, despite his religious background, where he stands apart from the other inhabitants.
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