State of the Mamluks by Muhammad Sha'ban Ayyub

“This book is an important reference in the political and military history of the Mamluks, covering one of the most significant periods in the history of the Middle East during the medieval Islamic era. The book presents the history of the Mamluk sultans, their policies, social and economic conditions, military strategies, and the international relations they engaged in. This is presented within the context of reviewing how Muslims governed themselves during that period, and therefore, it is considered an important source for those who wish to understand political, military, civilizational, and social history alike.

About the Author

“He is a researcher in Islamic history, heritage, and civilization, an author and journalist, holding a Master’s degree in Islamic history. He worked at the Civilization Center for Historical Studies, and has many publications, including: “How Muslims Raised Their Children” and “The Journey of the Abbasid Caliphate: Participation

Description of "The Mamluk State" book

“This book is an important reference in the political and military history of the Mamluks, covering one of the most significant periods in the history of the Middle East during the medieval Islamic era. The book presents the history of the Mamluk sultans, their policies, social and economic conditions, military strategies, and the international relations they engaged in. This is presented within the context of reviewing how Muslims governed themselves during that period, and therefore, it is considered an important source for those who wish to understand political, military, civilizational, and social history alike.

Key topics of "The Mamluk State" book

Mamluk Military / Era of Turkish Domination / Sultan Saif ad-Din Qutuz / Era of Circassian Domination / Years Before Qaitbay / Why the Mamluk State Fell / Selected Documents