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Al-Nasser Salah al-Din Author:Basma El Khatib As the rise of children’s

Al-Nasser Salah al-Din Author:Basma El Khatib As the rise of children’sIn the 6th century Hijri (12th century AD), young Ahmed of Jerusalem rejects the injustice inflicted on his city by the Frankish occupiers. Determined to save his people, he joins the army of Sultan Al Nasir Salah al Din of Egypt and the Levant, who is preparing to reclaim Jerusalem. Salah al Din has crafted a bold plan: unite the Islamic world in jihad, assemble a powerful army, and strike the Franks in their own stronghold to free the holy city. But

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As the rise of children’s literature in Qatar has increased tenfold in the current era

A truly memorable journey that resonates deeply with readers

and they will stop at almost nothing to prevent it

their meanings

it is Manal who tries to get her new friend out of her shell

Al-Nasser Salah al-Din Author:Basma El Khatib As the rise of children’sIn the 6th century Hijri (12th century AD), young Ahmed of Jerusalem rejects the injustice inflicted on his city by the Frankish occupiers. Determined to save his people, he joins the army of Sultan Al Nasir Salah al Din of Egypt and the Levant, who is preparing to reclaim Jerusalem. Salah al Din has crafted a bold plan: unite the Islamic world in jihad, assemble a powerful army, and strike the Franks in their own stronghold to free the holy city. But

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