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Ibn Adb el Hakem The Islamic Conquest of Spain Internet History Sourcebooks

Al Maggari Tarik's Address to his Soldiers- 711 C.E. Internet History Sourcebooks

Ali Ibn Tahir Al Sulami Kitab al Jihad Cornell University

Ibn Al-Qalanisi The Siege of Tyre DeReMilitari.Org

Ibn Al Athir The Franks Seize Antioch The University of Michigan

Ibn Al Athir & Ibn Al Qalanisi The Franks Conquer Jerusalem The University of Michigan

Ibn Al Qalanisi The Second Crusade-The Siege of Damascus Cornell University

Ibn Al Qalanisi & Sibt Ibn Al Jawzi The Siege of Damascus The University of Michigan

bha ad Din ibn Shaddad Portrait of Saladin The University of Michigan

Imad Al Din The Battle of Hittin, 1187 The University of Michigan

Ibn Al Athir Saladin Takes Jerusalem The University of Michigan

Al Makrisi Account of the Crusade of St. Louis Internet History Sourcebooks

Sihab Al Din The Battle of Hattin from a Muslim Source DeReMilitari.Org

Ibn Jubayr The Travels of Ibn Jubayr, 1184 Cornell University

[German] Ibn al-Qalanisi Die Damaszener Chronik der Kreuzzüge Originals von H.A.R. Gibb

[French] Livre des sources médiévales: Les Croisades sources musulmanes et arméniennes

Mohammed Ben Zeky: Sermon at Jerusalem - Given the first Friday after Saladin’s victory by Mohammed Ben Zeky.Crusades-Encyclopedia

Cdi Alfadhel- Letter from Saladin on the Third Crusade - Crusades-Encyclopedia

Beha ad-Din Richard the Lionheart's Slaughter of Muslim Prisoners- Crusades-Encyclopedia