Ruknuddin Babres

Ruknuddin Babres

He was a rare and famous Sultan of the Islamic world. He was fluent in countless languages. From Arabs to Arabic, from Mongols and Tatars to Tatars, from Greeks to Greeks, from Abyssinians in their own language and thus in their own language from other nations, before becoming Sultan, he was a slave everywhere. He had mastered different languages ​​during this time. The eye of time once saw him in the form of a shepherd grazing sheep and goats in "Dasht-e-Qapchaq". The sky never saw him in the city of Damascus. He was seen selling as a slave in the market of Ki, sometimes he spent his time serving the emperors of Damascus and Egypt and sometimes he was seen in the battlefield in the cornerstone of a break-out army and sometimes He was also seen as the supreme leader of the Islamic army.                                                                                                                                                

The famous American historian Hair Lydia writes about him                                                                    

He did not trust anyone but himself, so he would patrol himself in disguise and inform his enemies for himself. He would leave his roommate, Nawala, and go out alone. Sometimes he would be seen in  Egypt and sometimes he would appear in Palestine the next day. Four days later people would see him in the Arabian deserts and a few days later he would be seen as a gypsy in another place. The days when he became the Sultan of the Islamic world, the Mongols invaded the Muslims and killed most   of them. Territories were destroyed and Hulagu Khan was roaming the Muslim lands. Once in the guise of a Mongol singer, he entered the kingdom of Hulagu alone and walked from village to village, then spying, as he spoke in different languages. Passed by and also skilled in espionage so no one doubted whether he was a Muslim or the Sultan of Muslims, one day he ate at a shop in a Mongolian city and deliberately put his ring in a safe place After that he came to his area and sent a messenger and called Hulagu Khan.

" To inspect the situation in your countryWent to some place. So-and-so in the cityI forgot my royal ring at the storePlease find that ring for meSend me the ringVery dear "

Hulagu Khan was astonished at the bravery and audacity of the Sultan of the Muslims and was so

impressed by his bravery that he sought out his ring and sent it to him. When the Mongols heardthat the Sultan of the Muslims had disguised himself and entered their territories, they were terrified and frightened by the Sultan's courage, and they began to think that the ruler of the kingdom What will be the world of his armies if he is strong and courageous and how will we face him?

In those days, because the Crusaders of the West had built their large bases along the Mediterranean, from where they would start the crusade against the Muslims. The most famous of these was Bohmand, the ruler of Antioch. The Sultan once disguised himself as a Christian pilgrim entered the Crusaders' occupied territories and spent many months inspecting their military fortifications, forts and many other places. He managed to see about twenty-two forts that were the center of the Crusaders' military force in those days, and he did all this work alone, and then he did a strange irony.

He disguised himself as a messenger and envoy, and after hunting a deer in the forest, he took the deer to the court of King Bohemian of Antioch, and presented it to him.

Al-Mulk al-Zahir said, "Aali Jah! I have been sent by the Sultan of Egypt. It is known that you are very fond of hunting and are not capable of hunting these days, so they have sent this fresh prey as a gift. Please accept it. My lord, thank you." When the Sultan left after talking and handing over the number to the King of Antioch, a few days later someone revealed to the King of Antioch that the man who had brought the deer to you was the Sultan of the Muslims. ۔

King Boehmond of the Christians was terrified and terrified by this revelation. The name of this rare and glorious being, who removed the fear and terror of the Mongols from the hearts of the Muslims by inflicting disgrace on them, was Rukn-ud-Din Beybers. He used to say about Hulagu Khan who ruled with his terror coin that when the time comes, we will tell him that those who fight for Allah never admit defeat.

And then time proved how faithful Sultan Rukn-ud-Din Bieber was to his word.

Despite the fact that, like other eminent Islamic personalities, the impressions of this intelligent and courageous and fearless entity have been erased from the history as much as possible with great sincerity, skill and dexterity under a systematic thinking and conspiracy. Impressions are gained in a fluid, global, diffused way.

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