I'm doing a research paper for my Western Civilizations class on how the Muslims viewed the Crusades. I chose the topic because everything I've ever heard or read about the Crusades up until now has been Christian European biased and I never questioned otherwise.
However, I've had a little trouble finding many decent sources that are easily accessible while researching and I thought asking everybody here at /r/AskHistorians might help me find some really good sources to pull from.
I can use any sources necessary as long they're reliable but I don't have very long to finish this so it can't be anything I have to order online. Online books, websites, magazines, physical books, etc. are all acceptable. I'm not asking to have the paper written for me, I just would really like some help finding research sources and thank you for the help ahead of time.
"The Crusades Through Arab Eyes" by Amin Maalouf comes to mind, since I have it in my library. Short and succint, but a good read that should point you in the right direction for further research.
Carole Hillenbrand's "The Crusades: Islamic Perspectives" is the standard academic work on the topic- in addition to being rather well-written.