@kurdish.gangstas: #kurdistan

302 :

Salahuddin Ayyubi Was a Great Great Muslim Great human great personality he's our hero and you?

MANSA MUNGA 🔱 :

calm down bro

General :

Salahdin is from the city of Tikrit and he was arab not kurdish i don’t know how or why people say he is kurdish the kurds was not even in the middle east at that time They came 900 years later from the caucasus area. Allah knows best

Yousuf :

Salahuddin blood can not be gay

MalAk :

it's disrespectful

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Şehmuz :

y9mak :

I don’t think so

ysf oğz 60 :

BÖRÜ🇹🇷 :

Oe

Abdullah Masood :

No he’s not don’t tarnish the name

Soran :

Purple14 :

that way I'm the grandson of adam ( 1st human)

Khondoker Meher :

That is very very disrespectful

MSKJ :

From the time of Saladin (12th century) until today in 2026, around 833 years have passed. Based on an average of 25–30 years per generation, there could realistically be approximately 28–33 generations between Salahuddin Ayyubi and his present-day descendants. Calling someone a “grandson” of Saladin after more than 800 years is not really accurate. It would actually be dozens of generations later, and calculating the exact bloodline after nearly 30+ generations is extremely difficult unless there is a continuously documented family tree preserved throughout history