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I know we shouldn't to take this as a history, still it gives me thrills thinking how then Muslims used to fight as a whole instead of seeking selfishness like present day leaders. It's full of horror, blood, deaths yet it's powerful...makes you question yourself, are you really raising your voice against the torturers of your Muslim brothers?

It's mix of faith,love(of god),greed, lust, and lots of blood.

The language might seem overwhelming/bold at the start due the period it was published, it eventually becomes okay and feels like it was required, for the book is very bold.