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The Crusades Through Arab Eyes, by Amin Maalouf
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Détails sur le produit
Broché: 312 pages
Editeur : Saqi Books; Édition : Reprint (15 juillet 1984)
Collection : Saqi Essentials
Langue : Anglais, Français
ISBN-10: 0863560237
ISBN-13: 978-0863560231
Dimensions du produit:
20,8 x 13,5 x 1,8 cm
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Your jaw will be on the floor the entire time you're reading this book. It disposes of the dry expository style of most works of medieval history and instead takes on the narrative style of a novel. The unexpected twists of fate, spycraft, betrayals, assassinations, battlefield ingenuity, and unlikely alliances that make up the various kingdoms and city-states of the Middle East are laid out in a way where you'll genuinely get invested in these "characters" of history. You'll find yourself holding out hope that this time they'll stop the mysterious Frankish hordes, or rooting for Damascus over Aleppo or Acre over Jerusalem, only to suddenly have that hope smashed against the wall by marauding Turkish prince or a hashish-smoking Assassin from Iran.At the same time, Maalouf keeps his story completely based in hard research into *Arabic* primary sources of the time period, which is something only a tiny minority of the foremost "experts" on Middle Eastern history today ever even bother with. He maintains his credibility as a historian yet shows incredible prowess as a storywriter, seamlessly citing inline while encouraging the reader to be skeptical where appropriate. Writers like Ibn al-Athir become characters in and of themselves, contextualized into their own time periods and priorities as writers. Eurocentricity never once makes an appearance, keeping true to the title of the book by keeping you as informed or in-the-dark about the Europe of this period as the Muslims were then. Maalouf doesn't fall into a single racist trope about fanatical Muslims or anachronistic ideas of ethno-religious identity, ever the easy escape of the lazy Middle East expert. He does the hard work of showing you with hard fact the precise political motivations of every little prince of every little city, painting a beautiful picture of the region and time period that will leave you wishing for a TV adaptation of his work.
I have many books over the years regarding this subject and this is one of my favorites due to Amin Maalouf's outstanding organization and approach (six part chronology book) to this important time period. If you are not a student of the Levant Crusades you will be confused and bored with this book. Maalouf provides insight from the Arab chroniclers of the time to describe the mood and thoughts of rulers and peoples of the Levant during this time.Much of this history exposed to westerners is via writings from a Christian clergyman and 12th-century Levantine historian, William of Tyre. I would highly recommend the reader watching “The History Channel DVD, The Crusades†to obtain comprehension of this dynamic period of time. Here one gets to view the actors portraying William of Tyre and the Arab chroniclers of Ibn al-Qalanisi and Ibn al-Athir to obtain their emotions to various events that occur.This study offers much insight into the historical forces and factions of this time that even today shape Islamic disposition and consciousness. The reader needs to understand the Muslims took 88 years to ejected the westerners from their land in the 12th Century. They are looking for the new Salah al-Din Yusuf to come along in the next seventeen years to eject the Zionists.My only comment would be need of maps to illustrate areas of influence of Christians and Muslims during the periods discussed. I wish I had written this book.
It is an interesting read and presents a cohesive account of the crusades in the first few chapters. Then it gets boring when it starts talking about bits and pieces about several characters and events that are very shallowly defined. After the one third of the book, It gets so boring and uninteresting, I found myself asking “so what, what is the point, what are you trying to say....?†Then I got frustrated and just gave up. I just got the impression that the writer doesn’t really know the topic or what he is really trying to convey. I love his other books, this one was definitely a disappointment. This book is a lot about the childish competition and conflict between local Arabic and Turkish figures, more than about the Crusades. Nothing changed in Middle East in 1000 years.
Amin Maalouf gets the job done in presenting how Arabs( being Muslim, Christian, Jewish) viewed the coming of the Crusades and what it meant to them.What was interesting while reading this book was how diverse this conflict was with the various factions amongst the Christian and Muslim forces.I feel that this book is a must because it shows a different side to the conflict that people tend to not consider while examining the crusades.I feel this book can be paralleled to how Arabs view todays conflicts amongst Sunni/Shia, and Arab Israeli conflicts. I feel it is critical to understand both perspectives in conflicts because it enables more understanding amongst people in volatile regions such as the middle east.
This book fulfills its promise of an alternative perspective on the crusades based on the surviving Eastern primary source material. The author does an excellent job of composing an engaging and complete narrative from the sources while keeping in touch with the intent and biases of the underlying material. Recurring themes include:- The fragmented state of the Middle East during the time of the crusades- How Muslims viewed the crusades, the crusader states, and Western leaders- Diplomatic and trade interaction between East and West- The complicated mix of religious and secular drivers for Jihad- Conflicting and complex motives of principal Muslim rulers
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