Hattin, Also Horns of Hattin, Qarnay Hattin
SiteAlso Horns of Hattin, Qarnay Hattin
Hattinحطين
The twin-peaked hill above Galilee where Salah al-Din destroyed the Crusader army in 1187.
On 4 July 1187 Salah al-Din trapped a thirsty Crusader army here and destroyed it, capturing King Guy and executing Reynald of Chatillon, who had attacked pilgrims and threatened Madinah. Three months later Jerusalem was his. A shrine nearby is held by local tradition to be the tomb of Shuayb.
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ShuaybSalah al-DinReynald of ChatillonAyyubidsCrusader states
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