Salah Fadl's 'The Morisco Epic of Campaigns' delves into a pivotal yet often overlooked chapter of Islamic and Spanish history, examining the rich narratives surrounding the Morisco people. This profound literary study analyzes the heroic and tragic sagas of the Moriscos, exploring their resistance, forced conversions, and eventual expulsion from Spain. Fadl meticulously dissects the historical texts and literary works that constitute this epic, revealing the complex cultural identity and enduring legacy of a community striving to preserve its heritage amidst immense pressure. It offers a critical lens through which to understand historical memory and identity formation.