Dr. Imad Muhammad Al-Hafiz presents a profound academic journey into the history of the Mamluk state, which dominated Egypt and the Levant from 1250 to 1517. This comprehensive study meticulously examines the political, military, and social foundations of the Sultanate, tracing its rise from slave soldiers to powerful rulers. The book explores key events, including their victories against the Mongols and Crusaders, the intricate succession systems of the Bahri and Burji dynasties, and the rich cultural and architectural legacy they left behind. It is an essential resource for understanding this pivotal era in Islamic history.