Saladin

Saladin: The Triumph of the Sunni Revival is a historical study of the life, leadership, and legacy of Saladin, focusing on his role in shaping the political and religious landscape of the medieval Islamic world. The work explores his rise to power and the major events that defined his military and political career.

It examines the broader intellectual and religious context of his era, particularly the Sunni revival movement, and explains how these ideas influenced governance, society, and leadership during his time. The book also discusses Saladin’s enduring reputation and the development of his historical image over time.

By combining biography with historical analysis, the study presents both the individual and the wider cultural and ideological forces that shaped his achievements.

This paperback edition contains 282 pages and is presented in a 234 x 156 mm format. It also includes a bibliography and index.