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Remarkably, King Baldwin and Saläh ad-Din developed a respectful relationship. When Baldwin was sick, Salāh ad-Din sent his personal physician to care for him, at a time when Arab medicine was far more advanced than that of the West. When Baldwin lost his horse in battle, Salăh ad-Din sent him two replacements. There were even peace negotiations, which at one point included the possibility of a marriage alliance between Salāh ad-Din’s brother, Al-Adil, and Baldwin’s sister, Sybilla. However, these talks ultimately broke down due to religious differences. In the end, Salāh ad-Din reached an agreement in 1192: Jerusalem would remain under Muslim control, but Christian pilgrims would be granted free and safe access to the city. He was more than a warrior; he was a statesman who knew when to fight and when to choose peace. His leadership earned him the respect of both allies and enemies.

This scene from Balls Up is unexpectedly hilarious 😂 Balls Up (2026) follows two guys who think they’re in control… right up until everything spirals. Starring Mark Wahlberg, Sacha Baron Cohen and Paul Walter Hauser, it leans fully into bad decisions, worse timing, and zero control. Streaming now on @PrimeVideo. #PrimePartner

Here’s your first look at Thor fighting Doom in #AvengersDoomsday 💥 The official trailer has just been released. What are your thoughts on it?