The Primary Source Usmah Ibn Munqidh

In the primary source Usmah Ibn Munqidh (1095-1188) Autobiography, he talks about how things were going on during that time. First at all, Usamah, he was a muslin warrior and counter, who fought against the Crusaders with Saladin. In his autobiography, he stated his adventure, with a Frankish reverend who had arrive from their land. This frankish began called him “ my brother” and one day by sea, the frankish told him, that he would like that he send his son with him, so the boy can see and learn wisdom and chivalry. But Usmah wasn't agreed with him, so to pleased him, he said that he was thinking the same thing, but his grandmother wouldn't let him come. And the Frankish said that he does not need her permission, and he should disobey her. Then, Usmah, begins by telling, how things were going on, around him. He tells that one day a Christian physician named Thabit ( Christian but not European) was absent , …show more content…
But his physician knew nothing about, and yet he argues that Usmah “ this man knows nothing about treating them”. After that Usmah, tells another situation, that was happing around him. This one was, when he used to visit Nablus, he always took lodging with Mu’izz, whose home was a lodging house for the muslims. He said that the house was belonging to a Frank who sold wine for the merchants, and that he would take some wine in a bottle and go around, shouting “ So and so, the merchant, has just opened a cask full of this wine. He who wants to buy some of it will find it in such and such a place.”, but one day when this Frank went home he found out a