The hero, the conqueror Ibrahim, and his conquest of the Levant in 1832

Al-Fateh Ibrahim Pasha was one of the most prominent figures in the history of the modern Arab East, and one of his bravest commanders led the victorious Egyptian armies in the wars of the Wahhabis, Moreh, and the Levant. Perhaps his conquest of the Levant was one of his most successful and far-reaching deeds, as he marched as a conqueror, with victory tied with his flags, from Gaza to Acre to Damascus to Homs to Aleppo, and he crossed the borders of Syria to Asia Minor, from Athens to Tarsus to Izmir and Faquniyeh, defeating or capturing an army. After an army until it began to threaten Astana, the capital of the Ottoman Sultanate.
This is the glorious conquest that author Daoud Barakat decided to record its events, events, and political and social results in successive chapters.