You're kidding, right? Do you think lords in the Christian Kingdoms knew anything about how the Muslim world was organized? There were heads of state in the seventeenth century, much less earlier, who didn't know the first thing about non-Christian lands.
Some did, some didn't. I imagine that Muslim leaders in Cairo, Damascus, or Baghdad had a reasonable idea how Christian leaders in Constantinople, Rome, or Bulgaria operated. That's a comparable distance to Lurias/Moot. Except the Moot is, in some cases, actually even closer; maybe more comparable to Sicily or Beneventum related to North Africa, especially in D'Hara's case.
Whatever the case, however, it sounds like it's time for Hireshmont to go on another trip...
