The story of the Traitors (part 02)

  The story of the Traitors (part 02)

Zakawi's blood was not stopping. Most of the blood had already flowed. This spy of Sultan Salahuddin was taking his last breath. He was sacrificing his life for his duty. Zakawi grabbed the hand of the Emir of Egypt Sultan Salahuddin Said "May Allah keep you and your kingdom safe. You cannot be defeated. No one can tell more than me how strong the faith of Sultan Ayubi is," then he said to Ali ibn Sufyan, "Ali ...! I have failed." Didn't you ...? I fulfilled the duty you gave me.”

"You have accomplished more than that. We did not even think that the Nazis could act so dangerously and you would have to sacrifice your life. I sent you there only to inform you." Sufyan said I wish ...! I would be a Muslim ... "All I get for this job is to give it to my blind father and my sick mother, whose compulsions made me a dancer at the age of twelve," Zakoui said. Zakui's head was covered to one side, his eyes were half open and his lips were half smiling. The doctor put his hand on the pulse and looked at the Sultan and shook his head. Zakui's soul was freed from his wounded body, a non-Muslim. Sacrificed his life for the greatness of Islam and loyalty to the Sultan. Sultan Salahuddin said, "It was from any religion. Bury Zakawi with full honor. He has sacrificed his life for Islam, although it could have deceived us."

The janitor came in and said that the body of a woman had been found outside. It was the body of a middle-aged woman. Two daggers were found at the scene. No one recognized the woman. The greed for the reward forced Zakoi to attack. Zakoi was buried with military honors at night and the body of the maid would be dug and buried. Both were buried in a very secret manner while the burial was taking place. Sultan Salahuddin summoned eight young horses of the highest order. Eight young men were called and they were run after the two horsemen of the Nazis under the command of Ali ibn Sufyan who were delivering the written message of the Nazis to the Christian king.

But ...

Who was Zakui ...? She was a dancer from Morocco. No one knew what her religion was. She was not a Muslim. She was not even a Christian.

As it is said that Ali ibn Sufyan was the head of the Sultan's intelligence (spying and intelligence) and he had to resort to various methods to find out the secrets of others, Salahuddin brought him with him to Egypt. The ruler here, Naji, is very devilish and conspiratorial. In order to find out his inner situation, Ali set up a network of spies. From this move, Ali ibn Sufyan came to know that Naji Hashish (mentioned earlier) Ali bin Sufyan, with the help of someone, obtained Zakat from Morocco and sold it to the Nazis in the guise of a slave-seller himself, after tracing his opponents with poison and beautiful girls and enslaving and killing them.

There was such magic in Zakui that Naji wanted to use it to trap the Sultan but Naji himself got trapped in the trap of this girl and even trapped in such a way that he used to talk to his master in front of Zakui, Naji told Zakui On the night of the celebration, Sultan was sent to Salahuddin's tent and was very happy with his victory that he had broken the idol of Salahuddin. Even the angels of the Nazis did not know that Zakawi was a spy for the Sultan. Zakawi kept reporting to the Sultan that night and took instructions from the Sultan. Zakawi would leave the Sultan's tent and go to the other side where Zakawi was wrapped in a cloth. One man was found, the man was Ali ibn Sufyan, who had given some more instructions to Zakawi. After that, Zakawi could not get out of Naji's house due to which she could not give any report to Ali. She finally got the chance that night and arrived with reports that only Allah knew. It was Zakui's misfortune that there was a conspiracy against Zakui in the Haram only because he had captured Naji. This conspiracy was successful and Zakui would be killed but before he died, he managed to convey all the information to the Sultan.

Shortly after Zakawi's death, the compensation that Ali ibn Sufyan had agreed with Zakawi. The reward from the Sultan and the money that Ali ibn Sufyan received from the Naji in the form of a slave seller was paid to the disabled parents of Zakawi in Morocco.

The stars of this night of death broke, and when morning came, Ali ibn Sufyan was moving very fast northeast with eight horsemen, the settlements were receding far and wide. Ali knew the way to King Frank's headquarters. At night they rested the horses. These were Arabian horses that looked fresh even when they were tired. Ali saw two horses riding in a few palm trees in the distance. Ali told his troops to change their route and go along the dunes to get to Oat. Ali was the secret of the desert and there was no danger of getting lost. Accelerated, leaving a gap of about 4 miles between the next two riders and the convoy. The distance was fixed, but the horses were tired. When they reached the palm trees, the two riders were walking along a mound of mud about two miles away. Even their horses were probably tired. Both riders landed and disappeared from sight.

"They are sitting in the shadows of the hills," Ali said and changed direction. The distance was getting shorter and when the distance was a few hundred yards, the two servants came out of the oats, they heard the sound of galloping horses. He ran away and disappeared. Ali ibn Sufyan heeled the horse. The weary horse showed loyalty and accelerated. The rest of the horses also sped up. When they went inside the hill, both the riders had gone out but did not go far. They were probably frightened. There were sandy rocks ahead. They could not find a way, sometimes going to the right, sometimes to the left. Ali ibn Sufyan spread his horses in a row and reached a hundred yards away from the fugitives. An archer shot an arrow from a running horse that landed on a horse's leg. The horse went wild. After a short run, they were both surrounded and surrendered. They lied to the question and answer and pretended to be traders, but as soon as they searched, they found the text message that Naji Gave them Both were taken into custody. The horses were given time to rest and then the contingent came back.

Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi was anxiously waiting for them. The day passed and the night passed. Midnight passed; Aubrey lay down. And his eye caught. At dawn, when there was a light knock on the door, Ayubi's eyes would open. He ran and opened the door. Ali ibn Sufyan was standing with eight riders behind him and the two prisoners. Ali and the prisoners were called by the Sultan to his bedroom and Ali began to deliver the message of salvation to Sultan. At first, the color of the Sultan's face turned yellow, then it was as if blood had rushed into the Sultan's face and eyes. Naji's message was very long. Naji wrote to King Frank of the Crusaders that on a certain day and at some time he would send troops from the Greek, Roman and other Crusaders' navies from the Mediterranean to Egypt and attack Egypt. The Sudanese army will also revolt against the Emir of Egypt. The new Egyptian army is not capable of responding to the uprising and the attack at the same time. In return, the Nazis made it a condition to rule the whole of Egypt or a large part of Egypt. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi imprisoned the two messengers, and at the same time sent a detachment from the new Egyptian army to confine Naji and Naji's deputies to their homes. All the girls of Naji's harem were freed, all Naji's treasury was put in the public treasury and all these operations were kept secret, Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi with the help of Ali in this letter which was caught Erase the date of the attack and write the next date. Two brave soldiers were sent to King Frank, to show that they were the prophets of the Nazis. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi sent them to stop the order to integrate the Sudanese army into the Egyptian army.

On the eighth day, the two prophets returned and gave King Frank's reply letter, which he had written to the Nazis, to Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi. King Frank wrote that the Sudanese army should revolt two days before the date of the attack, so that Sultan Salahuddin Ali ibn Sufyan did not even bother to stop the Crusaders from attacking them. Ali ibn Sufyan detained these two prophets with the permission of Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi. This detention was honorable, in which special care was taken for their comfort and good food. It was a precaution not to divulge this important secret. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi hid his army on the shores of the Mediterranean where the Crusaders were to anchor and unload their troops. There were only a few days left in the attack.

Sirajuddin, a historian, writes that the Sudanese army revolted even before the invasion of King Frank, which was replaced by Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi not by force but by love, diplomacy and good manners. The rebels did not even see their leader Naji and none of his deputies came forward. They were all in captivity.

But another historian, Hitachi, writes that "the Sudanese army revolted at the time of the invasion." However, the two historians seem to agree on everything else. Both wrote that Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi sentenced Naji and his deputies to death. He was buried in anonymous graves in the night. "

Both these historians and another historian, Lane Poole, have written the same statistics on the Crusaders' navy. They write that the navy of the Crusaders, according to the date given in the letter, which included Frank's Greek Rome and Sicily. According to historians, there were 150 warships in this navy, and 1 warship was very large, including troops to land in Egypt. The exact number of sailing boats could not be estimated. The ships were coming in two rows. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi retained the command of Dafagh, Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi allowed the navy of the Crusaders to come closer. The first large ships were anchored when a sudden fire broke out on them. They were flames fueled by catapults, and fireballs and arrows with flames at the rear were like burning flames. Set fire to the sails of the ships of the Crusaders, the ships were made of wood which immediately burned, the hidden ships of the Muslims came from here and they also rained fire, it seemed as if I was burning in the Mediterranean, the ships of the Crusaders the Crusaders were lost in the sea from the ships. The soldiers who were coming to the shore alive were being shot by the arrows of Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi's soldiers.

Meanwhile, Sher-e-Islam Nur al-Din Zangi invaded Frank's kingdom. Frank sent his army by land to Egypt. Frank was with a fleet at sea when he received the news of an attack on his kingdom. He ran away but when he reached there, the world would change.

In the Mediterranean, the united fleet of crusaders was destroyed and the army was burned and drowned. One of the commanders of the crusaders, Emilrick, survived. Some ships survived, Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi allowed them to take the ship back, but on the way, there was such a storm that all the children sank.

On December 6, the Crusaders signed their defeat and paid a ransom to Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi. Most historians and war experts attributed this victory to Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi's intelligence. Yes, the dancer Zakawi has been mentioned by Asad Al-Saddi, a Moroccan historian of the time, and Ali ibn Sufyan has been introduced by the same narrator. The life of Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi is now in more danger than ever.