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Al-Watan: Boran Holds Power and Authority
The writer discusses the life of Ahmed ibn Tulun, who ruled Egypt for 17 years, highlighting how he collected funds reasonably during his reign, encouraged generosity among his people, and worked to rebuild the country, which earned him the love of the Egyptians. In contrast, the text presents examples of his successors, especially his son Khumarawayh, who was characterized by his oppressive authority and addiction to pleasures. This led to conspiracies among his servants and his assassination, and he was despised by the Egyptians due to his cruelty and his preoccupation with indulgences at the expense of his people.
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