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Saladin's Guide To Leadership | John Man
John Man is a British historian and travel writer specializing in China, Mongolia, and the history of written communication. He has written acclaimed books on legendary leaders like Saladin, Genghis Khan, and Attila the Hun.
In this interview, we explore the remarkable leadership of Saladin, one of history’s most revered warriors and statesmen. Rising to power in the 12th century, Saladin united the Muslim world and led the fight against the Crusaders, reclaiming Jerusalem in 1187. Known for his chivalry, wisdom, and strategic brilliance, he earned the respect of both allies and enemies alike.
What made Saladin such an extraordinary leader? What principles guided his success? Together with John Man, we’ll uncover these answers and discover valuable lessons we can apply to our own lives today.
Chapters:
00:00 Leadership qualities of Saladin and Genghis Khan
02:00 Unity of Shia and Sunni Muslims
07:15 Saladin's Islamic virtues
08:04 Why did Saladin execute Raynald de Chatillon?
12:44 Saladin's childhood mentor
17:55 Diplomacy with non-Muslim leaders
20:09 When Saladin didn't admit defeat
22:56 The mercy against the Christians after conquering Jerusalem
25:06 Mutual respect between Saladin and Richard the Lionheart
29:23 Lessons for modern leaders
#saladin #muslimhistory #historychannel #historypodcast #crusaders
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By CharifJohn Man is a British historian and travel writer specializing in China, Mongolia, and the history of written communication. He has written acclaimed books on legendary leaders like Saladin, Genghis Khan, and Attila the Hun.
In this interview, we explore the remarkable leadership of Saladin, one of history’s most revered warriors and statesmen. Rising to power in the 12th century, Saladin united the Muslim world and led the fight against the Crusaders, reclaiming Jerusalem in 1187. Known for his chivalry, wisdom, and strategic brilliance, he earned the respect of both allies and enemies alike.
What made Saladin such an extraordinary leader? What principles guided his success? Together with John Man, we’ll uncover these answers and discover valuable lessons we can apply to our own lives today.
Chapters:
00:00 Leadership qualities of Saladin and Genghis Khan
02:00 Unity of Shia and Sunni Muslims
07:15 Saladin's Islamic virtues
08:04 Why did Saladin execute Raynald de Chatillon?
12:44 Saladin's childhood mentor
17:55 Diplomacy with non-Muslim leaders
20:09 When Saladin didn't admit defeat
22:56 The mercy against the Christians after conquering Jerusalem
25:06 Mutual respect between Saladin and Richard the Lionheart
29:23 Lessons for modern leaders
#saladin #muslimhistory #historychannel #historypodcast #crusaders