Sultan Ruknuddin Baibars Ep5 - History of Baibars - Journey from Mahmud to Sultan Ruknuddin Baybars
Sultan Ruknuddin Baibars Ep5 - History of Baibars - Journey from Mahmud to Sultan Ruknuddin Baybars
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00:00Fatima was well aware of her brother's late habit.
00:04She forgave him, but refused to send Mehmood back.
00:08This drama went on for a long time.
00:11Mehmood himself did not want to go back with her.
00:14When he got the support of Fatima, he felt himself in a strong siege.
00:20When Ali bin Warqa saw that things were not working out in any way,
00:23he took out his daggers one by one and struck Mehmood hard.
00:30Mehmood was completely alert, but he could not understand this reckless attack immediately.
00:36In self-defense, his left arm spread unconsciously in front of him,
00:40and the dagger kept getting into his left arm.
00:43Mehmood's mouth started to itch a little.
00:45Ali bin Warqa should have hit him harder as soon as he found him weak.
00:49Mehmood was only injured, his strength was not completely over.
00:54He put his hand on Ali bin Warqa's back and picked him up with his right arm
00:59and threw him to the ground with all his might.
01:01Ali bin Warqa's weak and old bones were shaking.
01:05He could not get up again in pain.
01:09Fatima's face turned red with anger.
01:12She was very shocked by her brother's reckless act.
01:16She rushed forward and took off her shoes.
01:19What happened next?
01:20Ali bin Warqa's brother was beaten by his elder sister with his shoes.
01:24Ali bin Warqa began to beg for forgiveness again.
01:27Fatima did not trust her brother anymore.
01:30She ordered Mehmood to remove her brother from her sight.
01:36Meanwhile, Mehmood had tied a small cloth around his arm.
01:40His shirt was stained with blood.
01:43Ali bin Warqa picked Ali bin Warqa up on his shoulders
01:49and threw him out of the door into the alley.
01:52His heavy body fell and made a loud noise.
01:56Many guides were watching from the side,
01:59but no one had time to stop and ask.
02:03Ali bin Warqa fell to the ground and was in a bad state.
02:07He did not stop praising his sister and Mehmood.
02:11Perhaps this time his two bones must have broken.
02:15Mehmood closed the door tightly.
02:18Qazi Amaduddin Saleh returned to his court after performing Zuhr prayer
02:23and the people in the court were worried.
02:27This Mulkus Saleh Ismail Ayubi was appointed as a judge by the Sultan of Damascus.
02:33Mulkus Saleh was the son of Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi's brother, Mulkul Adil.
02:38Qazi Amaduddin had spent a lifetime in solving people's problems and cases.
02:43Today's case was very interesting in which the master and a slave were both convicts.
02:49The proceedings on this case had been going on since the morning.
02:52Martyrdoms had been heard.
02:54The position of both parties was also clear.
02:56Now it was time to decide.
02:58On the one hand, Ali bin Warqa was the defender of justice,
03:01and on the other hand, his sister Fatima was convicted as the master of Mehmood.
03:06Qazi Amaduddin was particularly worried in this matter
03:09because there was no clear testimony that would be easy to decide on.
03:13The testimony of Muddaiyyah was halved.
03:16Similarly, the testimony of Umm-e-Dajlah was also halved.
03:20Umm-e-Dajlah testified in favor of her husband that she had not allowed Fatima to be a slave,
03:25but only sent Fatima to the house.
03:29If there was any testimony in favor of Fatima, it was of Mehmood.
03:33Since Mehmood himself had become a member of the group,
03:35his testimony was being viewed with dubious eyes.
03:39People were interested in how Qazi Amaduddin would deal with this complicated case.
03:44Qazi Amaduddin, after Zuhr prayer,
03:46spent a lot of time pondering over which group he should decide on.
03:52Fatima had a lack of testimony, but the truth was shining on her face.
03:56She felt pride and self-esteem on the face of Ali bin Al-Warqa.
04:01He wanted to give a verdict in favor of Fatima, but the circumstances were the opposite.
04:06Mehmood's face was such that despite his efforts, Qazi Amaduddin could not find any clear evidence.
04:12Ali bin Warqa's plea was that the slave should not be returned,
04:16but the attitude of strictness should be adopted against his rebellion
04:20and he should be given tough sentences as a severe punishment,
04:23so that in the future Ghulman would be given tough advice and lessons.
04:27To some extent, his plea was correct,
04:30but I don't know why Qazi Amaduddin was not satisfied with Ali bin Warqa's plea.
04:35He had received testimony on Fatima's personal identity
04:38that she has a special reputation for honesty and loyalty among her neighbors and loved ones,
04:43but she could not present any truth in her favor in this case.
04:47Her domestic circumstances were not such that she could bear to keep a slave,
04:52while in contrast, Ali bin Warqa's building and social status were very strong.
04:57After a lot of deliberation, he was thrown into the gutter.
05:00The people present there were stunned.
05:03O believers!
05:04There is no doubt that there is only one God who does justice and justice.
05:09The decision I have made after hearing this matter may not seem right to you,
05:14but my heart is satisfied with it.
05:16Ali bin Warqa has claimed that his sister wants to forcibly kidnap his special slave Mehmood
05:22and that slave is completely in Fatima's hands.
05:25The witnesses of the incident presented in the evidence are also worth considering.
05:29I can also see the beating and violence on Ali bin Warqa,
05:33but at the same time, the wound on Mehmood's arm is also telling its own story.
05:38Ali bin Warqa is a respected and governmental official.
05:41In addition, he is also a rich man.
05:43In contrast, Fatima's position is that Umme Dajla,
05:47i.e. Ali bin Warqa's wife, has happily and willingly entrusted Mehmood to her,
05:52which Umme Dajla is opposed to.
05:54I think this is also the case.
05:57It is common for two women to fight with each other or give each other something.
06:02This is also clear from Mehmood's position.
06:05Now the question arises that is Mehmood's owner Ali bin Warqa or Fatima?
06:10Considering Fatima's short temper and past fame,
06:14he has more right to keep the slave.
06:16This is a reward for his worldly goodness.
06:19Ali bin Warqa only wants the slave not to be given to him,
06:23but to be put in the dungeon.
06:26This seems to be a retaliatory action,
06:28which he is eager to take from both Mehmood and his sister.
06:31He can also be punished for the murderous attack on the slave.
06:35But I want to make this decision that if Ali bin Warqa is eager to escape his punishment,
06:40then he will have to be deprived of Mehmood and his punishment.
06:44Otherwise, both teams are equally guilty
06:47and both will be punished keeping in mind the nature of their crime.
06:51Qazi Ahmaduddin's decision was complicated and complicated.
06:54People began to complain about themselves.
06:56When Ali bin Warqa heard about his crime, he lost his temper.
07:00If he had been punished, he would not have been able to return to Hammad.
07:04There he could not tolerate the fingers that rose on himself.
07:08He began to change his position.
07:10Mehmood was standing as if he did not care about anything.
07:14If he is punished, nothing will happen and if not, no mountain will break.
07:19A few moments later, Ali bin Warqa sacrificed Mehmood for his glory.
07:24He did not want to lose his position.
07:26He was sorry to lose Mehmood's hand,
07:29but he was in a situation where he had to choose one of the two.
07:35He may have made the wrong choice.
07:37His son's future was tied to Mehmood,
07:40while his honor and dignity could only remain in his life.
07:44Qazi Ahmaduddin, while handing over Mehmood to Fatima,
07:47especially felt that there was a deep satisfaction in his heart,
07:52as if his decision was really right.
07:54You have come here again today.
07:56How many times have I told you that if my father or brothers see you,
08:00they will see your dead body eating crows in a desert.
08:04She quickly looked left and right and said,
08:07Well, that's fine.
08:09Because of me, the crows' stomach will be full.
08:11On one side, Gul Waqoz and Mateeuddin met secretly.
08:16Mateeuddin had found no other way from where he could come whenever he wanted.
08:22She stood there for a long time and prayed for his safety.
08:26She was the daughter of a Salaar of a Mongol tribe,
08:29who lived on the banks of the River Walga in a city called Sarai.
08:33Apart from this, his father was a prominent figure in the Mongols.
08:37His name was Konai Khan.
08:39He had shed the blood of thousands of Muslims in the army of Genghis Khan.
08:43When Genghis Khan died in 624 Hijri, he came to Sarai.
08:47When the new Khakhan-e-Azam divided the empire into provinces,
08:51this area became part of Qiblai Khan.
08:53This area was famous as Urdu-e-Zareen
08:56because the tents of the Mongol tribes here were golden,
09:00so they were called Khayam-e-Zareen or Zareen-Khel.
09:03This Mongolian state was home to Khwarazm, Western Qichak, Urdu-e-Zareen
09:08and hundreds of thousands of miles of Russian territory.
09:12Sarai had become the capital of this entire empire.
09:15The people of Khwarazm had also built fortified houses here,
09:19copying the Khwarazm culture.
09:21Muslim trade caravans often came here.
09:24The Mongols themselves protected these caravans,
09:27so that if a merchant did anything suspicious,
09:30he would be killed without investigation.
09:32Genghis Khan had put a price on the heads of the Muslims,
09:36which ended with his death.
09:38The Mongols had collected the prices of the heads of the Muslims for a long time.
09:42Even now, they look at their heads with bewildered eyes.
09:46The new Zabida law was kept very strict,
09:49in which the merchants and emissaries were assured of complete security.
09:53Defeated Sultan Jalal-ud-Din Khwarazm was eager to regain his power
09:58in the lower parts of this empire,
10:01and was killed by a Kurd in 628 Hijri.
10:05Muti-ud-Din's father, Nur-ud-Din, was a very religious and righteous man.
10:09He had dedicated his life to Islam.
10:12He was a resident of Balkh.
10:14When Genghis Khan was attacked there,
10:16he had gone to Medina with his family.
10:19When he returned, he saw the devastation of Balkh,
10:22and he cried for many days.
10:25He decided from that day that he would bring these evil people to justice at all costs.
10:31He made a firm commitment to the most difficult task,
10:34and with the help of God as his protector,
10:37he set out on his journey.
10:40At one time, he had fulfilled the duties of preaching Islam in the Tatar areas,
10:44due to which he had become somewhat familiar with the Tatar language.
10:48He could not speak the Tatar language with skill,
10:51but after a while, this weakness of his was gone.
10:54His purpose of coming here was to preach and spread Islam.
10:57He brought his wife and children with him.
11:00Seeing him, Allama Abdul Aziz al-Kandi also joined him.
11:04It was a very difficult task to get permanent residence in the port,
11:07but nature gave him the fruit of his intention,
11:10and he was allowed to live there.
11:12Nur-ud-Din would explain hundreds of Tatars the guidelines daily.
11:16At first, no one listened to him,
11:19but then slowly faith began to grow in the hearts,
11:23and a couple of Tatars joined the circle of Islam.
11:26This number was almost non-existent,
11:29but still it was a great hope.
11:31Days passed slowly.
11:33Behind Nur-ud-Din's house was the house of Tonai Khan,
11:36whose daughter Gul-Waquz had given her heart to Muti-ud-Din in the past hours.
11:41Muti-ud-Din also began to fill his void.
11:45Nur-ud-Din had a very good relationship with Tonai Khan,
11:49but they did not have any such goal that they would increase their love for each other.
11:54Fatima was very busy in the matter of Mehmood.
11:59When she returned home with Mehmood,
12:02her husband Abu Masood congratulated her.
12:05If he wanted, he could have won the case by putting pressure on Darbar-e-Sultani,
12:09but he was a very principled and religious person.
12:12He did not let Mehmood have any kind of trouble in his house.
12:15Mehmood remembered his former master Band-Qadari in his good behavior.
12:20Mehmood never realized in that house that he was a slave.
12:24Fatima loved children immensely.
12:26One of the reasons for this was that he was the only son who died of illness at the age of seven.
12:33Allah did not give him a child again.
12:35Both husband and wife were grateful despite the deprivation of their children.
12:39When they found Mehmood, they felt like they were in heaven.
12:42Abu Masood would buy new clothes and other necessities for him,
12:47while Fatima would spend all her money on him one by one.
12:51For three years of Mehmood's life, the hell he had been in,
12:54he was becoming numb to it.
12:57Fatima enrolled him in a middle-class school,
13:01where he began to learn more.
13:03He was very intelligent, so he soon became accepted in the teachers,
13:08and they also began to pay special attention to him.
13:11Mehmood had a very strong habit that he had adopted even in difficult circumstances.
13:16He used to perform the five daily prayers regularly.
13:19When he went to the mosques, where he was encouraged against social evil,
13:23he tested others with his observational eyes.
13:26As time passed, Fatima's love began to take color.
13:30Mehmood gained access to excellent education.
13:33He could not pass in the Qur'an and Fiqh,
13:36but he became very familiar with the basic poetry of Islam.
13:39In the middle of 636 Hijri,
13:41one day when Mehmood told Fatima about his new success,
13:45tears filled his eyes.
13:47Today he remembered his dead son with great intensity.
13:51Mehmood cried when he saw Fatima.
13:54He never tried to find out if she had any children or not.
13:58He had assumed that if he had no children,
14:01these two husband and wife would be sad.
14:04He did not know that he did not consider him his slave, but his son.
14:09Mehmood moved forward and wiped Fatima's tears from his palm.
14:13Today he was very curious as to what is the reason
14:16that Fatima cries whenever he tells her the news of happiness.
14:20My Umm-e-Mohsina, Mehmood said courageously,
14:24Can I ask you something?
14:25Do you mind?
14:26No.
14:27Why would I mind?
14:28I am very worried about whether you are happy or sad about my success.
14:33For God's sake, tell me the truth today.
14:36No, my son.
14:37Fatima was worried about him.
14:39We are alive because of your success.
14:41Our life is being cut off by seeing you.
14:44I should not say it, but the truth is bitter.
14:47If Allah has not blessed you with a son,
14:50then there must be some goodness in it.
14:52Look, in the form of a son, Allah has sent me to you.
14:55Mehmood looked down and said,
14:57You are right, Mehmood.
14:59Fatima took a deep breath and said,
15:01There is goodness in the works of Allah.
15:03That is why he took back his blessing at the age of seven.
15:07If he had been alive today,
15:09just think how happy I would have been
15:11if I had been blessed with your success.
15:13His success would have made me so happy.
15:16Do not worry, I am not sad about your success.
15:19In fact, I see my son in this.
15:21Mehmood was very surprised at what he had said.
15:24He was very sorry that he should not have said such a thing.
15:29What happened to your son?
15:31He had a fever.
15:32I tried my best, but I could not save him.
15:35The pictures of the past moments
15:36were reflected in Fatima's eyes.
15:38She began to cough.
15:40Mehmood could not help it.
15:41He went ahead and took Fatima in his strong arms
15:45and began to tell her the story.
15:47He was no less than a son.
15:49Mehmood said with tears in his eyes to Fatima Pallu,
15:52If my son had been alive today,
15:54he would have been just like you.
15:56Sometimes I feel as if he has returned my son to me
15:59in the form of you.
16:01There is nothing to doubt about this.
16:03I am your son.
16:05Mehmood said quickly,
16:06How can you be my son?
16:08Your name is Mehmood, and his name was Baibars.
16:11Fatima sighed and sighed.
16:14Mehmood began to feel the intensity of her sorrow
16:16and the beating of her heart.
16:19So what if my name is Mehmood?
16:21Names can be changed.
16:23My name is Baibars from now on.
16:25Your Baibars.
16:26Suddenly Mehmood spoke in a decisive tone.
16:28Fatima glanced at him.
16:30Her eyes had been thirsty for a long time.
16:33She could see the deep pain of motherhood in them.
16:36Then she could not resist Fatima.
16:38She hugged Mehmood from her chest
16:40and shed tears.
16:42The relationship of a slave mother and son had changed.
16:44Mehmood had now become Baibars.
16:46Baibars Bandghadari.
16:48She never forgot the memory of her benevolent master.
16:51With her new name,
16:53she joined her title forever.
16:56Fatima called him Baibars all day long.
16:59Sometimes when Shafiq Fatima looked at his mother,
17:02he felt as if his search was over.
17:05Often his eyes would also get wet.
17:08Abu Masood was also busy with this new change.
17:11On the other hand,
17:13Mutiuddin jumped from the wall in great haste.
17:16He managed to escape Konai Khan's eyes with great difficulty.
17:19He was well aware of the delicacy of their situation.
17:22He knew that in front of Konai Khan,
17:25he would not be able to show any sign of his presence in his house
17:28and as a result,
17:30his family would also be subject to Mongolian barbarism.
17:33It was a matter of great concern that the situation had reached this point.
17:37He was so excited
17:39that he jumped without looking at the other side.
17:42When a strong grip caught him in his hands,
17:45he regained consciousness.
17:47He was a young Mongol.
17:49Despite his good looks,
17:51he did not look like a Mongolian.
17:53Mutiuddin was nervous about this new invasion.
17:56He kept swinging in his arms.
17:58The Mongol youth's face was bright.
18:00Whether a brother has fallen from the sky or someone has dropped him,
18:03his face turned into a boat of saffron in a moment.
18:06Mutiuddin looked at him in amazement.
18:08Even in his imagination,
18:10the Mongols could not have been like this.
18:12I have neither fallen nor have I been dropped.
18:14I was just swinging a little.
18:16Mutiuddin made up a story.
18:18Be careful with such swings.
18:20Today I have taken care of it,
18:22otherwise one day you will break your legs.
18:24The young man smiled and said,
18:26and in the second moment,
18:28he relaxed his grip.
18:30Mutiuddin came out of his arms and stood on the ground.
18:32A slight injury to the back had ruined the taste of his mouth.
18:35Mutiuddin thanked him.
18:37Mutiuddin made a face and spoke.
18:39The young man extended his hand and raised it.
18:41Mutiuddin got on his clothes and started sweeping the dust.
18:44You look like a Turk from your face.
18:46The young man tried to guess.
18:48It is a good identity.
18:50You should be praised for your eyes,
18:52otherwise most people think of me as an Arab.
18:54By the way, who are you?
18:56You look Mongolian from your face,
18:58but your face negates it.
19:00Mutiuddin asked, I am Mongolian.
19:02I have heard that I was born in a Turk area.
19:04My mother was pregnant at that time
19:06and went to war with my father.
19:08I was born in Georgia or its suburbs.
19:11People say that the water has left its mark on me.
19:14He erased Mutiuddin's jealousy.
19:17What were you doing here?
19:19The young man asked in shock.
19:21Suddenly Mutiuddin was confused.
19:23I understand what the matter is.
19:25The young man laughed for a while and said,
19:28What do you mean?
19:30Mutiuddin's condition was now becoming
19:32as if he had been caught red-handed.
19:34A few moments ago, he had become carefree.
19:37One color would come on his face,
19:39another would go away.
19:41What is his name?
19:43The young man asked in shock.
19:45Mutiuddin felt as if he was not well today.
19:47His neck would definitely come off.
19:49Whose? My name is Mutiuddin.
19:51He was scared in front of a Mongolian.
19:53I did not ask your name.
19:55But why are you so scared?
19:57Your legs are also trembling.
20:03Mutiuddin
20:07Mutiuddin
20:11Mutiuddin