Nasser al-Din Muhammad, son of Asad al-Din Sherko and his role in supporting and establishing Saladin's role in the Great Levant(564-581H)

Nasser al-Din Muhammad, son of Asad Sherko, Shadi, was the only heir when his father died in 564 AH, so he given regions Homs, Rajba, and all other areas that were Sherko’s Iqta, by Noor Mahmoud Zanghie. However, a few months after death, took back territories from Naser al-Din. Therefore, Muhammad moved to Egypt stayed there 567 569 then members family Egypt, while cousin, Salah ruler Egypt. After death Mahmoud, over most Levant 570 returning Homs former Afterwards, participated many Saladin's military campaigns, being one influential leaders. He three campaigns against Mosul paid latter would hand him invading city. also made attempts take power al-Din, regarding himself more worthy rule. In fact, suffering severe illness 581 arrived received promises princes leaders support succeeding death. Even some Damascenes joined promised their support. on eve Eid al-Adha same year. Some historians accuse murder because had tried gain power. leaving daughter behind him.