In literature and criticism

In this historical novel, Muhammad Saeed Al-Erian presents an important part of the history of Egypt, which is difficult and painful, in which many incidents occur, and which confuses all historians and readers of history. It is the party that represents the end of the Mamluk Sultan in Egypt, and the demise of Egyptian independence at the hands of the conquerors of the Ottoman Turks. The author began his talk with those turbulent years in which the reign of Sultan Qaytbay ended between the greed of the greedy princes, governors, and commanders of the soldiers from the Mamluks, and went on his way until he captured the most brilliant depiction, and the strongest was the dispute between these princes, governors, and chiefs over the throne.