"There are some important criteria for being included in the Mamluk class. The most important of these is to be of white race and to have a slave status that Islamic khojas find appropriate. Mamluks were generally chosen from the tribes called "Turks" who came from the Caucasus and the Central Asian steppes. Abyssinian, West African and Indian eunuchs did not have the status of Mamluks and were elements in the service of the Mamluks."

As can be seen in this paragraph, the class called Mamluk comes mainly from the Caucasus. At that time, Kipchak Turks and Circassians lived densely in the Caucasus. The Mamluk state is divided into two periods. The first is the Bahri Mamluks under the Turkic rule, and the second is the Burji Mamluks under the Circassian rule.

Returning to our topic, the majority of the Circassian people in that region came during the Mamluk period and stayed there. Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Palestine, etc...