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The Knights and Priests trilogy (comprising Knights and Priests, Qutuz, and Qareen) is the grand historical-fantasy epic by renowned Saudi novelist Dr. Mondhir Al-Qabbani. The narrative opens in contemporary Riyadh with Dr. Murad Qutuz, a surgeon whose ordinary life unravels following a series of mysterious hospital incidents, launching him into a cross-temporal journey. The trilogy masterfully bridges modern reality with the turmoil of the 11th century—a chaotic era defined by the fall of the Khwarazmian Empire, the terrifying advance of Genghis Khan’s Mongol armies, and the shadowy intrigue of the Assassins at Alamut Castle. Al-Qabbani employs a distinct philosophical lens to dissect faith, power, historical truth, and human fate. Blending meticulously researched historical facts with speculative elements, the trilogy offers a thought-provoking exploration of how the past continues to shape our present.

It delivers a captivating blend of historical fiction, philosophy, and speculative suspense, taking readers on an intellectual journey through time that challenges conventional views of historical narratives.

Ideal for fans of epic historical fiction, readers of philosophical time-bending mysteries, and anyone fascinated by Islamic history, the Mongol invasions, and rich multi-generational sagas.