‘The Crusades’ is a book that depicts the colonial motives accompanying the Crusader movement. It explains the various factors influencing the direction of the Crusades and reveals that the hostility between the West and the East dates back many centuries. The West employed methods to pursue its colonial ambitions in the East. The appendix, prepared by the translator, Sayyid al-Baz al-Uraini, describes the awakening of the Arab world at that time and its understanding that the enemy forces could only be defeated through unity and perseverance in the struggle against the invaders. • Author: Ali al-Rees • Publishing House: Al-Naafidha Library - Cairo • Edition Number: 1 • Year of Publication: 2008 • Number of Pages: 263 • Number of Volumes: 1 • Binding Type: Paperback • Paper Type: White • Print Colors: Single Color • ISBN: 9774361245