Al-Nasir Muhammad (Sultan)

Al-Nasir Muhammad was a prominent Sultan of Egypt during the 13th and 14th centuries, specifically reigning from 1293 to 1341, with a brief interruption. He is known for his efforts to strengthen the Mamluk dynasty, a military class that governed Egypt. Al-Nasir's rule was marked by significant architectural developments, including the expansion of the city of Cairo and the construction of notable mosques. His administration also saw economic prosperity and military success, particularly against Mongol invasions. His reign is often regarded as a high point in Mamluk history, showcasing the dynasty's power and cultural achievements.