Open Arabs to Egypt (Part II)

In this part, his author discusses important historical events that preceded the Arab conquest of Egypt, such as the events of Constantinople, the surrender of Alexandria, the conquest of the coastal lands, the surrender of Alexandria, the end of Roman rule in Egypt, a description of Alexandria at the time of the conquest, the conquest of "Pentapolis," Islamic rule, and the Alexandria Revolution led by Manuel. .This part begins with a discussion of the events of Constantinople, where he says: Heraclius had the intention of rebuilding what had been destroyed in the eastern state in his life, and there was no hope of his success when he began that work, but he completed it or people imagined that he had completed it, and his completion was one of the Wonders that may reach the level of miraculous, but his failure began where his victory was; The building that he erected was not cohesive in parts, and his fault in it was that he made a mistake and went astray, so he dissolved what he should have built, and severed what he should have connected in terms of the ties of interaction and participation between people in their lives and the ties of religion.