Discover the legendary tale of Sultan Saladin Al-Ayyubi, a prominent 12th-century Muslim leader. Witness his relentless drive to unite the Islamic world, culminating in the historic liberation of Jerusalem from Crusader control.
Nur al-Din Zengi faces personal tragedy, losing his desired heir. Striking a unique deal with Najm al-Din Ayoub for a child. The state pins hopes on Saladin, anticipating he'll become Jerusalem's liberator.
Amid Crusader-Muslim tension, a fierce female knight emerges, relentlessly attacking armies. Crusaders pursue her, ordering Saladin and aides' arrest.
Saladin, committed to justice, leads Serhad Ghazis against Knights Templar besieging Ascalan. Amidst chaos, Saladin's forbidden love with Süreyya, Ascalan's Emir's daughter, unfolds.
Saladin's alleged plot to kill Gabriel strains Zengid-Crusader peace. Crusaders demand Ashkelon's surrender to grant Hajj route access for muslims.
Saladin defies orders, joins Princess Soraya against Crusaders in Ashkelon, igniting a fierce battle.
Crusaders seize Ashkelon, blaming Saladin. His brother Shahin Shah succumbs to wounds in the aftermath.
Saladin faces Zengid trial for defending Ashkelon. Najm al-Din Ayoub confesses Saladin as his son, to save him from execution.
Ordered to retreat, Saladin refuses surrender, plans to block Templar reinforcements aiding Crusaders in Ashkelon.
Gabriel exposes Saladin's plan, alters support army route for a trap. Sultan Nur al-Din opts for intervention.
Saladin captures Victoria, the sister of King Baldwin, and Gabriel's failed attempt to rescue her sparks internal turmoil among the Crusaders. The prisoners are then utilized as bargaining chips to secure the Hajj route.
Saladin demands Ashkelon's freedom to release the captives, Gabriel threatens war and Hajj route bloodshed, exploiting Zengid traitor to destroy them within.
Turan Shah faces accusations of collusion with Gabriel, discovered by Saladin near captives. Branded as the traitor, suspicion shields the true betrayer aiding Gabriel against Saladin.
Saladin and his army are ensnared by Gabriel's trap, strategically laid to facilitate the liberation of prisoners. In a shocking turn, the traitor staps Sultan Nur al-Din, inflicting severe wounds upon him.
Internal strife engulfs both the Crusaders and the Zengids, exacerbating tensions between Gabriel and King Baldwin following the prisoners' disappearance, and escalating conflict between Saladin and Nasrat al-Din, as the latter endeavors to assert control and safeguard his clandestine agenda.
Following Saladin's arrest and subsequent imprisonment alongside his soldiers, Nasrat al-Din seizes the opportunity to negotiate with King Baldwin in a bid to safeguard himself. However, Saladin manages to thwart his plans single-handedly.
Sultan Nour al-Din survives, unveiling the traitor's identity as he confronts Nasrat al-Din. Victoria evades, Saladin pursues her, and Gregor aids Gabriel.
Victoria captured by Soraya in Ashkelon. Saladin confronts Baldwin,demanding Ashkelon and Hajj route, unaware of Gregor's actions against border knights that threaten his plans.
Following Gabriel's death, his brother Gregor ruthlessly seizes control of Ascalon, defying the terms of the agreement with Saladin, sparking a conflict.
Gregor denies surrendering prisoners, assaults the Hajj route, vows vengeance, rallying Byzantine forces. Nasrat al-Din flees, plotting Nour al-Din's downfall.
Saladin breaks his men free from Gregor's hold and reprimands him. Nasrat al-Din's threat prompts Sultan Nour al-Din to delay the Ashkelon siege, sparking disputes with Saladin.
Khalil's disobedience to Saladin leads to his death, risking Ashkelon's loyalty. Gregor faces Sultan Nur al-Din in a tense showdown.
Saladin presses for war to free Ashkelon despite Nour al-Din's threats. A failed assassination plot by the Grand Master aims to stop him, but the plan derail and leads to Blanquefort's death.
Nur al-Din seeks Muslim unity with the Burians against Byzantine armies, but treachery sparks deadly conflict. Saladin's forces face a mysterious attack amid war preparations.
Muslims erupt in internal war post-tribal leader deaths. King Baldwin and Najm A-Din Ayyub mediate Gregor-Saladin conflict. Sultan Nur al-Din doubts Nusrat A-Din's loyalty.
Saladin takes charge of investigating the traitors, he sets his sights on the elusive fighters of Alamut, he hunts not only for them but also the elusive traitor lurking within the palace's opulent embrace.
Selahaddin must be quick to untie himself before passing out. Nureddin gets furious when he hears that İsmet and the crusaders made a deal to attack his city. King Baldwin tells Nureddin that it was Victoria who ordered the attack on the city.
Nureddin loses his mind when he hears about his brother’s plans to raid İsmet’s group. Selahaddin finds İzzeddin’s dead body instead of the traitors; that’s why Nusreddin starts blaming him for his son’s death.
Demir Can joins Selahaddin’s team as he was the one who saved his daughter. İsmet must tell her brother to calm down and make peace with Nureddin. Nureddin must find Selahaddin before something terrible happens to him.
Selahaddin tries to persuade Kara Tegin that he is doing business with the wrong people, but all Kara Tegin wants is revenge. Nureddin is shocked to hear that Reyhani is the traitor, and Nusreddin lets him go without knowing this.
Nureddin is scared that Selahaddin is on his way to Jerusalem to catch Reyhani. Victoria figures out that Selahaddin and his men managed to infiltrate Jerusalem. İsmet decides to escape from Nureddin’s palace to find her brother.
Reyhani, revealed as an assassin by Selahaddin's efforts, is captured and executed by Sultan Nureddin, who then publicly declares Selahaddin to be not his son, but the son of Eyyub.
The revelation shatters Salah ad-Din. Believing he was raised in a lie, he parts ways with Sultan Nureddin, his presumed father, and his real family.
As Nusreddin rises in rebellion guided by Sinan, uniting with Gregor and Viktorya, and declaring himself Sultan in Askalan, Salah ad-Din must set aside his grievances and return to battle.
Reyhani, revealed as an assassin by Salah ad-Din, is executed by Sultan Nureddin, who shocks all by declaring Salah ad-Din not his son, but Eyyub's. Meanwhile, Salah ad-Din falls into Gabriel's deadly trap, getting severely injured by Gabriel and Gregor.
Sultan Nureddin kills his rebellious brother Nusreddin, preventing the state's division. Just as he plans to march on Askalan, he learns of an attack on Salah ad-Din's headquarters and postpones the conquest.
Sultan Nureddin discovers Salah ad-Din's headquarters have been raided, delaying his conquest of Askalan. At the camp, he faces the shock of his life.
Learning of Salah ad-Din's death, Sultan Nureddin and all mourn deeply. Amid Damascus's tears and the Crusaders' cries of victory, Nureddin vows to conquer Askalan and avenge Salah ad-Din. Suspicion arises with Eyyub's unexpected visit, suggesting Salah ad-Din might still be alive.
Amid the tumult of Damascus and Crusader triumphs, Nureddin prepares to conquer Askalan. Eyyub's unexpected visit sparks rumors, suggesting Salah ad-Din might still be active.
A miraculous rescue by Karategin finds Salah ad-Din safe. Gabriel, intent on finishing his deed, is captured by Salah ad-Din’s companions and his brother Turanshah.
As Salah ad-Din yearns to conquer Askalan, a new threat emerges. The Mountain Master rescues Gabriel, plunging the plans into chaos.
Selahaddin conquers Askalan, executing Gabriel. Sultan Nureddin proudly watches the Zengid banners rise, from his sickbed.
Selahaddin is titled "Emir." An unexpected disaster from Gaza threatens his plans as Avram begins a new crusade.
Mevdud's arrival shakes Nureddin's reign. Amidst threats, Selahaddin battles Avram's schemes and Mevdud's accusations.
Crusade tensions mount as Selahattin rallies his forces, readying them for the looming Hacı threat and a pivotal siege for Jerusalem.
Strife and strategy surge; Selahattin's quest for vengeance intensifies amidst the march of a daunting Hacı alliance, with Jerusalem’s fate at stake.
Selahattin faces the ultimate test of leadership as he navigates betrayal, vengeance, and the haunting loss of his men, with revenge burning in his heart.
Struggle and strategy collide; Selahattin confronts his faith while orchestrating a clever evasion, underscored by a longing for vengeance that sings through the night.
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