Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi - Episode 58 [ Urdu Dubbed ] 21st Aug 24

The Unyielding Leaders of Aruz Fat Dasta

In the latest episode of Aruz Fat Dasta, also known as the destruction of the oppressors, the leaders take a firm stance against the oppressors, refusing to accept a pact that would compromise their values. They believe that war is the only other option, and are willing to risk their lives to prevent bloodshed.

The Release of Salahuddin and the Warning from Najmuddin

Meanwhile, Salahuddin has been released from prison and has escaped from his captors. Najmuddin Ayub, the man the leaders were searching for, declares that he will have to destroy not only Abraham but also the power behind him, Akbar, to stop this pact. Najmuddin warns the leaders to be careful, as he is a formidable opponent who will not hesitate to take action if they mess with his son.

A Call for Wisdom and Restraint

The leaders urge Amir Salahuddin to use wisdom and diplomacy to resolve the issue, rather than resorting to violence. They remind him that the fate of the kingdom and his tribe is at stake, and that they have protected his tribe from destruction in the past. They are willing to lose their lives if necessary, stating that it is better to give life than to run away hiding their faces.

A Heated Argument Between Salahuddin and the Sultan

In a dramatic episode, Salahuddin and the Sultan engage in a heated argument over an important decision. The Sultan accuses Salahuddin of disrespecting him and making a deal against his tribe, while Salahuddin defends his actions and promises to take action once he receives confirmation from his sources. The tension between the two is palpable, as the Sultan reminds Salahuddin of his position and Salahuddin reminds the Sultan of his responsibilities.

A Brave Warrior Takes a Stand

In another dramatic episode, a brave warrior saves their tribe from destruction at the hands of a ruthless enemy. However, they discover that the kingdom is auctioning off their tribe to others, leaving them vulnerable to attack. The warrior refuses to hand over their tribe and takes matters into their own hands, ordering their army to surround and destroy the enemy tribe. They question the motives of the enemy chief, Salahuddin, wondering if he is lying about the tribe or if there is some truth to his words. The warrior warns that if Salahuddin is not removed, the tribe will pose a threat to their safety.