Al-Azhar Lecture

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They are naïve, those who suggest that the fortunes of the ruler and the ruled go hand in hand. Take the plague of 1350, which traveled like a caravan from China across the Pamirs to the caravanserai called Egypt; rested here, refilled its water-skins and moved on to Europe. Twenty thousand died each day in Cairo, Mamluk, Emir and fellahin. But while the people sprouted buboes and the cattle broke out in blains and the Nile was scaled with dead shoals of silver-bellied fish, the Sultan got richer. When everyone dies who succeeds to property but the Sultan who embodies the state? Jazziya was another money spinner And the plague must have spared The non-Muslim - it often does. Can we blame the State Treasurer If, as he prayed, he asked Allah for more plagues and more unbelievers? [From: The Map-maker]

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