Egypt and the Levant between two states

Between the turbulent waves of the Nile and the majestic shadows of the Levantine fortresses, the threads of a tale unfold, transcending the boundaries of time and place-the story of two peoples brought together by storms and forged in the fires of history. This work recounts chapters from an era when allies were sometimes bitterest enemies, when victory was born from the womb of treachery, and defeat paved the way for new glory. Here, Shawar flees under the cover of night, knocking on Nur ad-Din's door, only to return to Egypt, surrounded by oaths and tempests. Here, Asad ad-Din Shirkuh marches with the silent confidence of a leader, followed by Saladin, who arrives reluctantly in the land of the Nile, before it becomes the stage for the greatest chapter of his glory. Cairo ignites with the fire of Fustat, the whispers of conspiracies rise from behind closed doors, and councils are convened in the presence of the caliphs under the threat of decisive action. Luminous figures like Qadi al-Fadil and Najm ad-Din Ayyub, and others shrouded in mystery, their destinies intertwine to create a tapestry of blood and gold. It is an epic tale of Egypt and the Levant, where the Nile flows into the very soul of Damascus, and where the covenant between them is written in the ink of history. On these pages, battles and dreams echo, and the shadow of bonds that centuries cannot erase extends, for what blood has united, distance cannot separate.