The real Jack Sparow

Jack Sparow, a Muslim pirate who challenged the Inquisition in Andalusia and saved thousands of Jews and Muslims, was named Jack Ward, an English pirate who lived in the 16th and 17th centuries. He was born in England and died in Tunisia when he was under Ottoman rule. Jack Sparrow was a little bird lover. After his conversion, he became known as Joseph Rees. He fled to Tunisia in the late 16th century and converted to Islam. He and his crew all played a vital role in saving thousands of Muslims and Jews fleeing the country. Andalusia after the abuse of the Inquisition and persecution and distorted the text Jack was born in 1553 in southeastern England, his family was poor and spent his youth in swamp fishing. He became the most dangerous and most feared pirate in the world after the Spanish Armada invasion of England. In the year 1606 AD, Jack Sparow worked as a pirate and loot of Spanish ships under the authorization of Queen Elizabeth I. But after James I ascended the throne in 1603, he ended the war with Spain, and the impact on the status of pirates and forced to stop working, In 1603, Jack joined the Royal Navy Two weeks later, Jack and 30 of his colleagues stole a small ship that was anchored in Portsmouth in the Harbor area. Then Jack and his crew sailed to White Island and took over a ship. Another vessel called the Violet, John changed the name of the ship to "Little John." Jack and his crew began attacking merchant ships for two years. Jack passed near the coast of Salé in 1605 and met English and German sailors. Jack agreed with the governor of Ottoman Tunisia, "Osman Day" to use Tunisia as a base of operations, received by "Osman Day" and gave him protection and the safety of Jack and changed his name to "Joseph Rees" The Islam of Jack and his Arab name was a shock in Europe and many of its writers condemned Jack Ward in their literary works