Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad

Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad was a prominent ruler of Egypt during the Mamluk Sultanate, specifically from 1293 to 1341, with several interruptions. He is known for restoring stability and promoting trade and culture after a period of chaos. Al-Nasir significantly enhanced Cairo’s infrastructure, including mosques and public buildings, and played a crucial role in the Mamluks' military successes against the Mongols and other adversaries. His reign is often seen as a peak of Mamluk power and influence, leaving a lasting impact on the region's political and cultural landscape.