Tree

It is a historical novel from the Zarji Zidan series, "The History of Islam,". The novel tells the story of the tree of Durr, the wife of the righteous king as the first queen to take over in Egypt, after the death of Turan Shah, the last of the Ayyubid era. In the novel, Jerji Zidan depicts the struggle of Tatar, led by Hulagu with the Abbasids during the era of Al -Mutasam in God, and their elimination of the Baghdad government. The political conflicts were taking place in Egypt also visualized the authority after the end of the rule of the Ayyubids, so the Durr tree assumed the rule of Egypt and thus was the first queen in Islam, and its assumption coincided with tragic events in the history of Islam by the Sultan of Baghdad with the plot of Sulafa to be the rule in the end. For the Corner of Religion Baybars and Prince Abi Bakr Ahmed after the Mughal crawl declined. In the midst of this historical struggle, we find a religious struggle between the two doctrines: the Sunni represented by the Abbasid Caliphate, and the Shiite doctrine defended by Sahban and Muayyad al -Din bin Al -Aqami, Minister of Al -Mutasam in God. The novel also includes a distinctive love story between the maid of the Durr Tree (Shwikar) and the corner of the religion Baybars. The novel is written in an elaborate way, the characters are often simple. Important in that era.