The Crusades: Islamic Perspectives.(Review) (book review)
History Today, May, 2000 by Barber, Malcolm
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The Crusades Islamic Perspectives
Carole Hillenbrand Edinburgh University Press lvi + 648 pp 80 [pounds sterling] (hardback) 29.95 [pounds sterling] (paperback) ISBN 0 7486 0905 9 (hardback) 0 7486 0630 0 (paperback)
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`JERUSALEM', SALADIN IS SAID to have told Richard I, `is to us as it is to you. It is even more important for us, since it is the site of our Prophet's nocturnal journey and the place where the people will assemble on the Day of Judgement. Do not imagine therefore that we can waver in this regard.' Saladin kept his word. Richard was unable to regain the city ...
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