Ayyubi Kurds

[Kmakkmak]

His brothers and sisters with interesting names.

Turan-Shah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turan-Shah

Tughtekin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tughtakin_ibn_Ayyub

Rabi'a Khatun (her husband Gokbori https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6kb%C3%B6ri)

Fatima Khatun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitt_al-Sham

Turan is Iranian tribe who was ruled by Iranian ruling class. Saladin most probably Turkic mother who was relation noble Turkic lineage.

[Halgurd]

The Republican/Egyptian eagle is based off a specific eagle in Cairo that is not from the same period, they have no connection.

You are not even from anywhere near the Middle East lol

Everyone knows it as the Eagle of Salahaddin. He was the Sultan of Egypt and Syria which inspired Arab nationalists from these countries to use the same symbol.

[Mejgusu]

Salahaddin Al Ayyubi was born in the city of Tikrit. His family, who were originally Kurdish nobles from the Caucasus, were forced to flee from their homeland following a Turkish raid against their village. He quickly rose to prominence and established an empire which included Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Kurdistan, Sudan, Mecca/Medina and Yemen. This period we can perhaps call the Kurdish golden age, where Kurds came to dominate most of the Middle East.

source please

[Halgurd]

source please

"The rise of the Ayyubids really begins with the exile of Šāḏī from Dvin, perhaps in 524/1130, when a Turkish general seized the town from its Kurdish prince."

http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/ayyubids

[itilvolga]

His brothers and sisters with interesting names.

Turan-Shah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turan-Shah

Tughtekin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tughtakin_ibn_Ayyub

Rabi'a Khatun (her husband Gokbori https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6kb%C3%B6ri)

Fatima Khatun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitt_al-Sham

Turan Şah and Tuğtekin?? How’s that possible?

[Marmara]

Turan is not a Turkish name. But Tuğtekin, Gökböri names and Khatun titles are turkish/turkic.

[Kyp]

Turan Şah and Tuğtekin?? How’s that possible?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baibars

[Halgurd]

The province of Salahaddin in Iraq, which includes the town of Tikrit, was named after him. There is a University of Salahaddin in Erbil. There is the Salahaddin airport in Hakkari. A Kurdish town north of Erbil traditionally called Pirmam has been named Salahaddin in official documents.

He is very much the epitome of Shafi'i Kurdish identity.

[Mejgusu]

"The rise of the Ayyubids really begins with the exile of Šāḏī from Dvin, perhaps in 524/1130, when a Turkish general seized the town from its Kurdish prince."

http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/ayyubids

Thats wrong. His father came first baghdad, then tikrit because he was designated as gouverneur .

[Halgurd]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baibars

Not relevant. They came after the Ayyubids. Timeline doesn't match.