When Saladin accepted the intervention of King Baudouin IV of Jerusalem
Let’s return from Reynold’s estate, which broke the Kerak Christian-Muslim peace deal
a scene of a conversation with an Islamic cleric protesting against it
An Islamic cleric enters the tent, faces Saladin and bites the people around him with a wink
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(1)Why did you pull out
(1)It’s up to God to win or lose this war
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Muslim priest who slays Saladin that the victory or defeat of war depends on God’s will and should have fought
Saladin’s answer to that
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(1)It’s important, but strategies and troops
(1)The morale and health of the soldiers are important
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(1)I can’t take away the castle with the enemy behind me
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(1)The Arab army has won so many times
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(1)God made me king
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(2)Before I set it up
LOGICALLY FACTING SALADIN
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(1)I always lost
(1)Because of our sins
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a Muslim priest who is still out of his senses
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(1)I lost because I wasn’t ready
Saladin, who was eating a snack, responds with a snort
I lost because I wasn’t ready
It is because you were unprepared
Along with Baudouin IV and Balien, a scene that represents rationality based on reason rather than religious fanaticism
The movie Kingdom of Heaven