Kings and caliphs used to take special care to teach and educate their sons...

Kings and caliphs used to take special care to teach and educate their sons, especially those whom they delegated to succeed them in their posts to run the affairs of the land and its inhabitants. Recklessness and Indiscretion He has also stated on p. 25 that the Seljuk king Malik-Shah almost decided to kill all Shi’as unless they accepted to turn Sunnis although his vizier told him that they amounted to almost half the Muslim population. On p.

27, the vizier told him that killing half the Muslims was not possible. Is there any recklessness and indiscretion worse than that? How can he still be described as straightforward and just, sophisticated and wise?! The King Assassinates his Vizier…