Usama ibn Munkid: Book of Reflection

A vivid record of this great crusade in the eyes of Muslims? The letter of the Consul? is a book written with Muslim eyes in the Crusades. The author of the book, Umama ibn Mundud, was a Muslim leader who led the great crusade at the time, Imad Aldin, and Nur aldin, the innocent of Sultan Salahadin. In this book, the memoir and autobiography, he not only observed the activities of the Muslim leaders closely observed, but also told stories, stories, and stories he witnessed and heard as a military commander, and had seen and heard in numerous battles, dealings with Franks, and the manners and practices of Franks. The existing sources of the Crusades are heavily influenced by conflicts between the Crusaders and the Muslim parties, and they only convey the Christian view of the world? The letter of the Consul? The pontiff, witnessed by Muslim eyes, is both direct and honest. Readers can read it and look at the crusades in a more balanced light, which were military and cultural conflicts between the Eastern and Western, Muslim and European Crusades.

Korean title: 성찰의 서

Korean author: 우사마 이븐 문끼드

Korean publisher: 서울대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788952118868