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the sources give his name before the title
Nur al-Din was his lord, not his name
Imad al-Din was his brother''s title
Tughtekin ruled Damascus before him
the sources date dropping the Fatimid khutba to 1171
that is Hattin, not the Fatimid end
that is the peace of Ramla
Saladin died eleven years before
the sources have him enter Jerusalem weeks later
he ruled Egypt before Hattin
Hattin is in Palestine, not al-Andalus
Hattin did not open Baghdad
the sources name England''s king as leader
Napoleon came six centuries later
Charlemagne was centuries earlier
Hulagu was Mongol, not Crusader
1099 to 1187 is eighty-eight
ten is far short of the span
eighty-eight, not a hundred
the four centuries did not last
the sources record his death in Damascus in 1193
he built the citadel there but died in Damascus
he recovered her but died in Damascus
he did not die in Mecca
the sources name his fortress and schools
the Umayyads built it five centuries before him
the Alhambra is in Granada, not Syria
the Taj Mahal is in India, centuries later
the sources name the accord between him and Richard
the Fatimids ended twenty years earlier
there were no world wars in his age
the Mamluks came decades later
the sources record his spending, not saving
he came from a prominent military family
he was a commander, not a trader
the sources record spending, not theft
the sources have him join Egypt and Syria and retake the city
he was two and a half centuries before the Ottomans
he did not invade Europe; he fought in his lands
he was a commander, not a writer of scripture
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