Early Muslim Expansion - Khalid, Yarmouk, al-Qadisiyyah DOCUMENTARY

[@KingsandGenerals]

SECOND SEASON: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJKrhWWkh5qKqJY A few notes: - We have previously covered some of these battles, but the videos have been outdated graphically and we wanted to present a more clear picture. More battles added, while the research is improved. There will be 2 more episodes covering the expansion of the early Muslim state, and these 2 videos will cover events in North Africa, Iran, Central Asia, Spain, France, and Anatolia among others. - Most of the primary sources of this period are Muslim, but they are largely corroborated by the later Byzantine and Iranian sources. - Speaking of the Byzantines. We used "Romans" and "Byzantines" interchangeably throughout the video. Some people will not like this, but the words are there to convey meaning and if the meaning is communicated, then we are doing ok. - Chill.

[@realgamer1099]

Thanks for the video

[@kingtalha087]

Lol 'Chill'.

[@arandurion]

"Chill" rekt

[@abdullahabu6439]

As a Muslim I say thank you for these videos during Ramadan

[@KHK001]

Thank you Kng can't wait for the next episode

[@amsn7240]

Can we appreciate that they remake a ton of their old videos instead of just leaving them honestly this is amazing dedication.

[@jpstapylton]

Here! Here! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@ibnyahud]

yep! don't mind at all I was planning on re-watcing everything at some point...but this makes things a lot better!

[@robleyusuf2566]

Those videos were briefing but this video contains more detail.

[@shahdaniel1768]

K J I agree. I am an Ex-Muslim living in Australia and it’s better than the previous muslim country I’ve live in. 😄 (my family migrated)

[@robleyusuf2566]

@@shahdaniel1768 Don't come back please.

[@ragnarlodbrok1721]

Khalid Ibn Walid is like that fantasy character who never loses a battle and wins a 100 battle, except that he's real

[@sherifnabil9663]

He’s a character you unlock after putting in cheat codes

[@ISULTAN2003]

@@sherifnabil9663 Lol still asthaghfirullah as he was a Suhabbi

[@uahertm6033]

Go see Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib , he’s never lost a battle .

[@zwareshag7757]

@@nadjiguemarful but Hannibal lost the battle of Zama and failed to conquer Rome (even tho its Carthage fault for not sending reinforcements)

[@zwareshag7757]

@@nadjiguemarful they didnt even send reinforcements to his father in Iberia. Why should I read up more?? Who are you even??? You don't know me??

[@FRD52]

“I have fought in so many battles seeking martyrdom that there is no spot in my body left without a scar or a wound made by a spear or sword. And yet here I am, dying on my bed like an old camel. May the eyes of the cowards never rest” Khalid Ibn Alwaleed

[@NBK112]

MrFahad52 رضي الله عنه وارضاه

[@alfatazer_8991]

What a badass.

[@Kingdomsandbattles]

رضى الله عنه

[@thefalcon7021]

And he died standing

[@herodotus945]

@@alfatazer_8991 He murdered Christian children.

[@farazaltaf1421]

You will face those men who loves death as you loves your lives. - Khalid ibn al Waleed 🗡️

[@sirahmad]

He is hero and inspiration for many

[@wegweg7816]

@hiooxkrmagkis9323 He was just a Muslim who was fighting for spreading the truth and giving people the opportunity to decide their own religion, not fighting for Yemen or even for the sake of Arabs or Turks.

[@wegweg7816]

@@MA-bi4em there are some bad guys in every religion who are fi.ghting just for power, including muslims of course. but Islam itself is extraordinary, and you become more extraordinary the more you adhere to Islam, and Khalid was one of the extraordinary guys, you can see that through his life story.

[@Abdalrhman_Kilesee]

@hiooxkrmagkis9323No you are wrong . Quraysh goes back to Adnan son of the prophet Ishmail son of Abraham peace be upon them

[@UIN8]

mm it's also a honorable lineage but you're wrong. @hiooxkrmagkis9323

[@Ali.shdifat]

Fun fact: Khalid Ibn Al-Walid was never defeated his whole life, even when he fought against Muslims before becoming one! An absolute genius military leader.

[@Mohammed-nn3ts]

The sword of Allah can't be defeated.

[@raulmadrid1351]

@@elmascapo6588 sword of Allah (Saifullah in arabic) was a name given to Khalid. He never fought in Spain fyi

[@raulmadrid1351]

@@elmascapo6588 are you talking about Al Andalus? They were about 8 centuries ruling that place (711-1492), oh yeah, and many places still carry Islamic names.

[@yousefshahin2654]

@@elmascapo6588 Steamrolled? Lol you took over 700 years to kick us out of there lol, remmber Battle of Sagrajas? It took more time to kick us out of the peninsula than discovering the entire Americas bruh, we Muslims steam rolled you in a few years and it took you over 700 years, so pathetic, you're so pathetic

[@bizybliztaverage9414]

Is Wallid that hard to type

[@itsame2271]

"I've fought in a hundred battles or so, there isn’t an inch of my body that didn’t get hit by a sword, stabbed by a spear, or shot by an arrow. And here I am, unwillingly dying on my bed like animals. May the eyes of cowards never sleep." -Khaled ibn al-Waleed

[@ragael1024]

Wow. The words of a true warrior. Respect

[@ChangedNames]

'Proceeds to die standing'

[@Omegaeon1]

Dies standing...

[@safuwanfauzi5014]

@@ProfRavenSteel Khalid, Umar the 2nd caliph is the 2 person who hated Prophet Muhammad at the beginning, and try to kill him, but both heart change. both responsible for the fall of Persian and Eastern Roman of the Middle east and North Africa. ever try to reach Constantinople the capital

[@JohnWhiteHere]

υlтяα ιηsтιηcт υткαяsн here’s hoping it will die off

[@trewytrew6357]

Byzantium: I can't beat Sassanid what should I do? Sassanid: I can't beat Byzantium what should I do! Rashidun Caliphate: Let me solve this problem...

[@EinFelsbrocken]

Yup; when two argue; the third laughs :D proven by history.

[@wouter.de.ruiter]

Rashidun Caliphate: hold my non-alcoholic beer!

[@natsuusharti8015]

@Sports Ace than the British let me take Jerusalem while at let us dissolve the ottomans

[@natsuusharti8015]

@@serenemountain6769 it was the Abbasid that got crushed by gheghis khan not the Rashiduns

[@A_Shanto]

@@serenemountain6769 he destroyed abbasid not Rashidun even thats time abbasaid are weak and very small

[@lloydthesage1164]

Correction: there were a 2 reasons on why Omar relieved Khalid from commanding the Army: 1) A lot of the muslim soldiers started to get the impression that Khalid must be there in order for them to win. Omar wanted to remove this illusion from their heads for their own sake. 2) Khalid wanted to make fast decisions based on his own judgment (Abu Baker granted Khalid the freedom to do so) but Omar wanted to oversee any major movement because he was too careful about Rules of engagements especially after receiving complains from the tribes about Khalid as you mentioned and Omar is known for taking complains seriously and questioning the Commanders, Governors and Businessmen about their Ethics to prevent corruption. Even though Khalid is a righteous man but Omar still does’t like operating in the grey area. Omar’s Nickname is “Al Farouq” which means the one who distinguish between Right and Wrong in even the tiniest situations. Theres was absolutely no animosity between them, just a disagreement.

[@xalkoonx]

I was looking for this =)

[@Meetingpeoplefive]

Great analogy.

[@banipebrianto8558]

Actually there are 3 reason

[@banipebrianto8558]

The third is Umar bin Khattab choose abu Ubaidah to be the general because abu Ubaidah is generous and pay attention to the people of the city that defeated, Khalid bin Walid only pay attention in war, Allah know best

[@smooky12]

Kanz ul Ummal, Volume 5 page 619 Tradition 14091: Ibn Abi Aun and others narrated that Khalid bin al-Walid claimed that Malik bin Nuwayrah had become Murtad according to the information that he (Khalid) had received. Malik denied this and said: ‘I am a Muslim, I never changed.’ Abu Qutada and Abdullah ibn Umar testified that (Malik is Muslim) but Khalid ordered Dharar bin Al-Auzwar to behead him (Malik). Then Khalid took his (Malik’s) wife. (Umar) said to Abu Bakr: ‘He (Khalid) has performed adultery, you have to stone him’. Abu Bakr said: ‘I can’t stone him; he interpreted hence made a mistake’. (Umar) said: ‘Then dismiss him’. He (Abu Bakr) said: ‘I cannot put the sword back in the sheath'

[@risatchowdhury5297]

I can't believe I actually watched the whole thing in one go. 2hour worth solid content. Pure gem fam.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Consider sharing!

[@zizogaucho9035]

What, that was 2 hours? Felt like 45min to me!! 🤯

[@mushyomens6885]

@@zizogaucho9035 ikr

[@Katharsis540]

A human being of Culture.

[@UnitedNationsSecretariat]

@@KingsandGenerals great work, i never found any KZbin content with full of knowledge and focus to main topic in 2 hours before. Even my lecturer in university can't explain the course without crossing to other topics

[@archosaurs]

Dude, that must have required so much studying from different sources to create such a video. Thank you for this!

[@lolpic1]

yeah thought about that too, taking histories lessons from him is better instead googling complicated garbage.

[@nomadichorseman]

not just Wikipedia, but from primary sources as well; Contemporaries if you will

[@dhul-sabhatanalkurdi5079]

Actually its a basic history lesson the average intelligent high school senior may first year college student knows by heart as well as western history. As 3rd world some middle eastern countries are they have nothing else but religion and education for any chance at advancement. I went from herein the US to JORDAN for 3 years 7th 8th and 9th grades dudes they were so far ahead in curriculum. You had to litteraly memorize everything it was exhausting and really depressing at the same time. I swear my schedule was school till 3 then a tutor of 3 to 4 hours a day other then my own work. But im happy I experienced that. Honestly our education system is letting us and our children down even in private school. Oh and I was in private school here not public I can only imagine. Basically this is mandatory knowledge to even have an attempt at college. Plus Western history meaning not just the US Europe and far East as well because it was all relavant becausethe Islamic empire spread from Africa to Spain Europe and China

[@arminius6506]

Most of the war build up and events can be read in the biography of Khalid Bin Waleed by a Pakistani writer... Do read it, it's a great read and I think only book about Khalid Bin Waleed considered as the best classic generals by many western and eastern historians

[@Autobotmatt428]

Not to mention the graphics, Narration and editing.

[@emreinan7749]

Other arab generals:"Oh no we are outnumbered 3 to 1! What shall we do?!?" Khalid answering:"We send one cavalry unit to make sure that the enemy cant flee!"

[@fahimfaisalayon5351]

Surprisingly he didn't even know either he's going to win or lose but sent a horse unit to block the road!

[@TUTANKHAMUN077]

This is what you get when you believe only in one Allah and his mercy. Unfortunately now we are slaves of wordly powers

[@hussainz666]

@Julaybib is My name actually he’s saying it in a a good way, they had such strong faith that they were certain of their victory.

[@user-kd7kr1zu8x]

@Jou T5 what you say is true because even in wars prior to Islam Khalid Ibn Walid never lost a battle he commanded

[@elhamitaratingan1292]

@Jou T5 yeah he didnt believe in allah subhanahu wa'taala but his descendant is.

[@undajaya1692]

38:18 Even the mortal enemies (Romans and Persians) who had been at war with each other for more than half millennium, had to cooperate against the Islamic caliphate. Even then they still lost against Khalid, the sword of Allah.

[@sauseman0922]

I think you mean the sword of Satan! Don't call it Islamophia, the facts are right here. I shouldn't be supprised though since you people think burning people alive is justice (Hell) 😂😂. Islam is a supremisist religion and political ideology supported by the Quran and its history of conquest. The main message of your religious text is "accept Islam or else"! Even your prophet tried to convert everyone to Islam or make them face "justice", and you call your religion tolerant?! And you really feel proud of praising a sadist and warlord? Shame on you and your people!!

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

FYI, Khalid and Omar didn't have any animosity between each other. Omar received Khalid because he was worried that people were crediting the the victories of the Muslims to Khalid's leadership instead of to Allah. He demoted Khalid to signal the Muslim's success didn't come from a single man but from God. Khalid also didn't stop fighting, he just re-enlisted as a foot soldier and kept fighting the good fight.

[@Khairy98]

@X M16 what a nobel cursade you do. you fail to defend your religions with reason so you just curse and spread some lies. what a strategy

[@abloodorange5233]

X M16 =💩💩💩

[@awepen1596]

Thank you.. Master kenobi...

[@restrokruc2688]

@X M16 your emogy is not worth it

[@Dbadaing]

@X M16 pajeet detected

[@franzferdinand5150]

As a muslim, I apreciate your non-biased way of explaining muslim history. Not for nor' against. Thank you.

[@dinsahovic106]

But... at the time or even hundreds of years before when Byzantines and Persians fought it was in hundreds of thousands, and yet when they talk about fighting Arabs it's "They couldn't possibly gather more than 15k troops. No way."

[@Squidward558]

@@dinsahovic106 Battles of hundreds of thousands were rarely if ever seen in the ancient world. Not until the days of Napoleon would such forces be mustered in any sort of regularity. The ancient Roman Empire fielded perhaps half a million men across all of its territory at its peak but battles would only consist of tens of thousands of soldiers at most. Supply lines were primitive and it was near impossible to put hundreds of thousands of soldiers into battle at one place and time. The sources that describe such numbers and usually pumped up for the fantasy and spectacle of the reader as history and fantasy are often intertwined in ancient historical accounts.

[@zonu100]

@@dinsahovic106 after the fall of the western empire, byzantines suffered from major epidemic ( bubonic blague) that killed half of the population of Constantinople, 2 famines multiple civil wars and war with Persia that lasted decades. All of Byzantine armies combined probably numbered in the 50k range. Persia in the same range but even more unstable. Most battles Muslim forces fought in they outnumbered there enemies.

[@dinsahovic106]

@@Squidward558 thank you

[@omid1026]

If the Sassanians didn’t start a civil war within themselves, Islam wouldn’t exist today

[@qaishasan]

“No place in my body is without marks or scars , i have fought hundreds of battles and I’m dying like this ?? On my bed? Khalid ibn alwalid

[@nazeemsultan123]

It is not for the sword of Allah to fall in battle

[@qaishasan]

@@nazeemsultan123 what a great comment

[@badrquenj2080]

@@nazeemsultan123 Mashallah wa la Hawla wala Qowata Ila Billah

[@nazeemsultan123]

@@worfoz no. He did not have a humiliating death. He died peacefully in his death bed.

[@Topagendadolla]

@@nazeemsultan123 kinda humiliating for a solider such as himself. Went out with no glory.

[@n-7839]

“You will have only yourself to blame for the consequences, for I bring the men who desire death as ardently as you desire life." Khalid ibn al-Walid

[@AlTarif]

Such a great man and a great religion. What wisdom.

[@buttercxpdraws8101]

@@AlTarif lol

[@signalhd9793]

Army: 'surrounds the Muslim Army.' Khalid: "I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me!"

[@aswing2706]

Then how was the muslim ottoman empires were destoryed by the christian britian empire. In the end game before the UN and such,the christian armies destroyed and ruled over every muslim empires including even arabia. Deal with it

[@signalhd9793]

@@aswing2706 ? I'm talking about Khalid ibn walid who never lost a battle in his life. Just deal with it

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@aswing2706 Because the Ottomans grew weak by their own mistakes Also you're speaking outside the topic

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

@@aswing2706 There is no such thing as a Christian army in this day and age.

[@espadaix1505]

@@aswing2706 Lol someone is butthurt 🤭

[@denniscarr9234]

This video was fascinating to me. In the western histories I've read, the early Muslim conquests tends to be glossed over, usually stressing that the Romans & Sassanids were depleted after their war and thus implying that the Arabs just lucked out and benefited from an easy opportunity. But this video has shown me that they did go up against some massive armies, fought against overwhelming odds, and wouldn't have succeeded without a great deal of heroism and ingenuity. Khalid really is an amazing figure.

[@seanmac1793]

@quotetheraven90 I doubt that is the case. I believe that these great empires came up with excuses and these are what historians had to go on.

[@Kolesha]

@@seanmac1793 Nonsense. Western historians are obviously Eurocentric.

[@seanmac1793]

@@Kolesha okay so while what you say is true and what I said be true

[@Onlyme2015]

Western Education has never been fair to Muslims. Its not there to educate you but to IN doctrine you.

[@arminius6506]

His campaign against the Persians is the most epic, he would defeat a Persian army every week and Persians would send another. At last he decided he won't take any prisoners and don't let soldiers flee the battlefield.

[@unstoppable-ar3292]

Khalid ibn alwaleed, the most underrated general of all time!! What a genius!!

[@mrsarcasm6885]

better to be underrated than to be over rated

[@rajababy2009]

it is underrated for Western as they think about their own History only , And we damn care about their History and what they think , Khalid Ibn Walid R.A is a household name in every Muslims house , We named Our Children Khalid

[@RazorEdge2006]

Khalid is one of the GOAT generals. But Westerners with an anti-Islam agenda refuse to acknowledge it.

[@primarchjmg3005]

@@smellypatel5272 snowflake

[@memomashash1287]

Sword of god 🗡 Never defeated , all victories , non have killed him , he broke and have destroyed two large empires ( Romans and Persians ) at once Yes was truth what the prophet said : Khalid is the sword of Allah ..! And that’s a miracle , because if he is really the sword of Allah he should never be beaten ! And it was 😎♥️😊 miracle

[@aasemkhalid3685]

Romans: we have a Persians problem Persians: we have a Romans problem Khalid Ibn Alwalid: I can solve all your problems

[@hamidtabrizi7028]

Arab : we have a Persian problem Arab : we have Roman problem Changeiz Khan Mogual : I can solve all your problem

[@luthric1460]

@@hamidtabrizi7028 do you know Seif El-Din Qutuz

[@alphawolf7851]

@@hamidtabrizi7028 do u know who is rokon ad din bibers

[@hassanhlfawi8129]

@@hamidtabrizi7028 Ha-ha-ha-ha, Genghis Khan failed. He did not fight the Arabs. He died before they reached Baghdad, and no one could stop the Mongols except Muslims.

[@mujeebmohammed7711]

@@hassanhlfawi8129 yes but it caused much damage to the muslim empire. such as khwarezmians etc

[@althesian9741]

Bloody hell... khalid is a absolute monster. I’ve heard he was an excellent general but i wasn’t expecting this level of tactical brilliance. Both empires despite being battered by wars with one another are still able to recruit massive armies to strike back at the muslims yet khalid just kept on winning. Khalid might even give caesar or hannibal a run for their money. Forget saladin, this might just be one of the greatest muslims commanders yet!

[@omayah]

He is honestly in my opinion the best commander ever. I think his record has zero losses. All the other contenders were eventually defeated or killed while he died on his bed wishing to have died on the battlefield

[@J.R.Penrice]

​@@omayah Best out of Muslim commanders or all time? Alexander the Great was never defeated.

[@omayah]

@@J.R.Penrice I would say best of all time not only among Muslim commanders, based on his numbers. Alexander has actually been defeated in India.

[@omayah]

Greco Cabanero i read about it and it seemed that either he was defeated (not exactly though) or he won a hard victory. I think its the latter. This can make sense about the mutiny because usually soldiers actually get wealth and power after wars if they are winning decisively. If they are not, they mutiny. I think that what happened

[@saqlainalvi5485]

@@J.R.Penrice yeah Alexander was also undefeated but Khalid was also a great administrator. Observe how he stopped after every successful conquest of a city to establish a tax base and a supplies, appoint governor's etc. Alexander conquered for the sake of conquest. He died and so did his empire.

[@iBaCKeYeZz]

If history taught me a thing, it would be.. - Do not invade russia in winter. - Do not challange an arab in a sword duel.

[@amaterasu6888]

@Evilpimp a muslim who fight in the name of allah every week during 30 years : EZ

[@alperen7642]

@@amaterasu6888 Nah. Even if I’m a muslim, I don’t think, the master of the Katana would fail in 1vs1. Maybe an army, that is clever and strategically strong could win against an army full of Samurais.

[@muslimman8104]

@@alperen7642The Muslim could beat the samurai but the Muslim would be very strong with his sword but the samurai is very agile

[@paanbon6543]

they always argue that the only rival for Japanese Samurai was a Knight wielding a Longsword, but after study history closely, I seriously think that an Arab wielding Shamshir that fight in the name of God is the true rival for Japanese Samurai (this documentary even support Muslim/Arab Claim, they hardly lost any duel)

[@alperen7642]

@@paanbon6543 wow, I didn’t know that! Thanks👍

[@Driv3ItLikeUStoleIt]

The reason Omar Bin Al-Khatab changed leadership from Khalid to Abu Obaida was because most of the major victories were under Khalid's lead and he didn't want soldiers to develop the believe that victory comes because of Khalid's leadership only leading to a major loss of moral in case of his death, and to show them that it was the sincerity and sheer devotion of the soldiers that brought victory no matter who leads.

[@ashikrahman4813]

@ali bazzi i ithink so he waas jelous about khaalid

[@sitikhadijah-co4fd]

@ali bazzi umar never envy with his cousin. Yes khalid al walid his cousin. Umar al khattab have more power than khalid al walid.

[@sitikhadijah-co4fd]

@ali bazzi if umar is power hungry why he live in poverty? He is muslim leader yet he choice to be poor and live in paycheck.

[@aamirbatatawala3041]

Calling a sahabas jealous? i don't know what you people are but you are certainly not muslims

[@ahmedima2463]

@@aamirbatatawala3041 i think they are shia. Just let them Clout chase. They are Haters of the Sahaba so dont take them Serious

[@linkon9828]

When Muslims were very few in numbers and were facing an attack from Meccans, Muhammad (pbuh) prophesized that the key to Yemen, Persia, Rome was given to him. He also prophesized that Muslims will conquer Egypt. And all of it were conquered by Muslims within just a span of few years.

[@linkon9828]

Al-Barā’ ibn ‘Āzib (rA) reports that while digging the trench outside Madinah to repel an approaching army, a massive boulder obstructed them and no ax could break it. With time running out, and with people’s fears and hunger growing, the Prophet ﷺ walked over and picked up the ax. He said, “Bismillāh (In God’s name),” and hammered the boulder, reducing a chunk of it to rubble. He said, “Allāhu Akbar (God is Great)! I have been given the keys to Shām; I can see its red palaces at this very moment.” Then he shattered another chunk and said, “Allāhu Akbar! I have been given the keys to Persia; I can see Madain’s white palace.” Then he shattered the last chunk and said, “Allāhu Akbar! I have been given the keys to Yemen. By Allah, I can see the Gates of Sanaa at this very moment from here.” Regarding Egypt, he ﷺ took its conquest for granted, knowing his Lord’s promise was true. Abū Dharr (rA) narrated: The Prophet ﷺ said: “You will certainly conquer Egypt, a land in which [a currency called] al-qīrāṭ is customary. When you conquer it, be gracious to its people, for they are entitled to a covenant and [the right of] family bonds. And when you see two men disputing over the place of a brick, then leave [Egypt].”

[@CatholicCrusaderofYeshua]

How peacefull

[@linkon9828]

@@CatholicCrusaderofYeshua You decided to completely ignore the fact this is a mind-blowing prophecy which came true. And you also decided to completely ignore the fact that the bible is full of violence. If you are a truth seeker destroy your own bias first.

[@CatholicCrusaderofYeshua]

@@linkon9828 Sure, keep justifying occupation and conquest cry later about palestine

[@linkon9828]

​@@CatholicCrusaderofYeshua Prophet Muhammad forbade the ki...ing of woman, children, animals. Even destroying crops is forbidden. Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) also prophesied the sufferings of Muslims today. He said, "‘The nations will summon each other upon you as you call guests to eat from a plate of food,’ they said ‘Will we be few in number on that day O Messenger of God?’ He said, ‘No, rather you will be many on that day, but you will be [disunited and weak] like the foam on the ocean. And God will remove the fear in the hearts of your enemies and place in your hearts al-wahan.’ They said, ‘What is al-wahan O Messenger of God?’ He said, ‘Love of this world and hatred of death.’ " -------------------------- If I condemn occupation and conquest it will stop America, Israel and the West from invading us, right? Actually we see the opposite from the history. Since Muslims have become coward and stopped fighting the injustice upon them only increased. Today we are crying helplessly. We are begging others not to k...ll our children. Did it stop the Christians and the Jews? No, and it never will.

[@minegamer5680]

The enemy: *Out number Khalid by 3 to 1* Khalid: Then it is an even fight.

[@lostmusic99]

was looking for this comment, didn't get disappointed 😆

[@boredidiot1640]

Walid "Perfectly balanced as all things should be"

[@Enraged-vu2vb]

then he was sacked and the muslims lost battles

[@aymenyahyaoui1771]

@@Enraged-vu2vb First he was demoted Second the battle of kadissiya that ended the sassanid empire was won without him as a leader

[@johnmct9806]

@@Enraged-vu2vb ah i see that hate of yours ... Well khaled never lost a battle so u calm yourself ur opinion is worthless cuz his action speaks for him a great general with unique understanding of warfare tactics and fighting skills

[@refatalsakka6740]

Guys believe or not.. I was living in the same neighborhood as the grave of Khaled Ibn Al-Walid in Homs. The neighborhood called “alkhalidia” and i used to visit him almost everyday when i was going to school. That was before the war in Syria

[@saad_wahab]

May Allah help Syria, I hope the war ends soon, and stability returns to the Middle East. Honestly, I envy you for being able to visit the grave of one of the greatest commanders in history.

[@bensaadabdessamed9308]

رحم الله خالد بن الوليد

[@bensaadabdessamed9308]

@RD Do The word " sword" was mentioned 200 times in the bible, in Koran non . And the sword is used to peel potatoes

[@bensaadabdessamed9308]

@RD Do ok , so the 30 million africans were captured enslaved and transported to americas by muslims ? Estimates of the number killed by the Spanish Inquisition, which Sixtus IV authorised in a papal bull in 1478, have ranged from 30,000 to 300,000. Some historians are convinced that millions died. in my country In 2017, the Algerian League for the Defense of Human Rights, an NGO, estimated that the victims of the French colonial rule at over 10 million from 1830 to 1962 .not mentioning 17 nuclear boms experiments . please don t tell me our religion is violent

[@abab1247]

@RD Do Iraq and Afghanistan war started by the US where millions died and millions more are displaced was started because of christianity. Bush said that "God" told him to invade Iraq and Afghanistan. Not to mention the DOD was given the president defense reports littered with biblical verses complimenting pictures of the previous days war efforts. Also, dont forget the last words of the bombing crew that dropped two nuclear bombs that killed millions in japan: "In jesus's name amen" Now, reverse the situation and imagine if a Muslim leader said that "Allah" told him to invade two countries in lets say Europe and the defense department of his country were giving him reports filled with Quranic verses with pictures of the war. Or lets say a bombing crew of a Muslim country (for example pakistan) ends their prayer with "In Allah's name ameen" before heading to their bombers to drop two nukes in a european country. How much would you lose your mind and start going apeshit about it? keep in mind this is all recently in the modern era. NOT the medieval or pre-medieval era.

[@jpweek5885]

This video should be titled, "Their army was destroyed but Khalid lost just a few hundred troops"

[@MuhammadZubair-yv5iw]

@J Pweek, Yeah. Khalid bin waleed never lost any battle and he fought more than 100 battles.

[@MuhammadZubair-yv5iw]

Gengis khan lost the battle against his brother. So never stand in this class

[@MuhammadZubair-yv5iw]

@@DisHappah Hahah my friend you are smoking weed. He and his brother had a battle (i.e fight) over his father throne and he lost. Later on his son had battle (i.e flight) with each other to have the throne which makes his empire very week.

[@mohamedalmotasem890]

@@DisHappah he was defeated in Kabul, later losing after animosity ensued inside muslim army , so that's one defeat to gingis army in his life , a decisive defeat. Later , the mongol were annihilated starting from qutuz mamluk , who deployed their own tactics and were higher in discipline, then Baybars the memluk lion decimated mongol stronghold on middle east and anatolia over 33 years sweeping the area clean of them . People who hate muslim prowess and valor , say the elections of Khan Khanate saved the world from their conquest , stands not true , in Europe they already won the two well known powers, Hungary and Russia . In Muslim lands ,yet , the memluk were the most powerful power in the east , more to your dismay , they literally ended the Mongolian invasion , a type of people who never let go of losing battle without retribution , after the no. 1 world power established itself , they were annihilated and bit away to bitter losses, they just don't say it , because it doesn't suit them

[@mohamedalmotasem890]

@@DisHappah which one stands out a lie to you ? The defeat gingis army encountered at Kabul in afghanistan , the later win he got from the divided muslim army that just bashed him previously? Or the change of events starting from the glorious win in ain jalut on qutuz hands ? The ensuing chain of wars to retaliate that defeat , which down played to keep the won lands , which downplayed again to run for their lives and leaving Syria, Iraq, turkey and half of Iran free from mongol control for good , on the hands of ferocious Baybars For 33 years ? Which one , exactly , stands out as a lie ? Or is it what I explained before hand, disheartening hatred towards Islamic achievements , even if it meant saving the world from brutal blood lusting , not convinced except by sword, arrogant people !!

[@ghaniadz64]

Khalid ibn al waleed was an amazing man He would spend all his day in the battle field and all his night worshiping Allah. That’s one side of the muslim personnality that wasn’t mentioned in this beautiful documentary. Thank you

[@buttercxpdraws8101]

“worshiping Allah” lmao - is that what you call it 😂

[@sauseman0922]

No suprise that you enjoy and praise war and sadism since it is a core part of your religion!

[@sauseman0922]

@@buttercxpdraws8101 These people think burning someone alive (Hell) is "justice" and a perfectly fine punishment, not to mention the act of a morally perfect God. What do you expect?!

[@Ysf4000]

@@buttercxpdraws8101 how is that funny you clown

[@AhmedCheikh-azayemed]

⁠@@sauseman0922could’ve been more considerate of other peoples beliefs you and the commentator above.. Like you have the moral high ground. False confidence is usually the demise of foolish people.. better your knowledge and perhaps get wiser as to how you address topics that are sensitive to most if not all humans.. Or you can choose to speak crom ignorance, you’re only hurting yourself

[@alexwschan185]

Anyone facing the Muslim army need to stop opening battles with a duel...

[@pixelwortel9578]

Yeah losing officers to wariors is stupid.

[@serenemountain6769]

imagined if Romans used Elite Gladiators to open Battles ... catch my drift...

[@alexwschan185]

@@serenemountain6769 Oh yeah 100% morale boost, makes the Roman feel a lot more heroic than bureaucratic.

[@rifqyfadhilahrahman2498]

That's human ego for you. They knew some generals were killed in a duel like that, but they might think that defeat would not happen when they are the one who fight until reality proves them wrong.

[@serenemountain6769]

@a. s. they will send Maximus in my timeline lol *Are you not entertained!* _

[@alman29812]

"May the eyes of cowards never sleep" -Khalid ibn al waleed Edit: wow never expected a war out here+958 likes Edit 2: I think u should go read the replies. They're litteraly so amusing

[@yousefshahin2654]

He famously said this quote on his death bed

[@6507353]

well, he is long dead, was probably kicked out of Jannat for so much killing, but then Islam rewards for murders.

[@alman29812]

@@6507353 you don't understand islam ok

[@yousefshahin2654]

@@6507353 You don't understand Islam, so don't say this, he made this killing in Jihad, but not as a blood thirst.

[@realairlot]

@@6507353 he fought for Islam m8, also many of your Christian kings also killed many people, but, then again, Jesus forgives all sins so they will go to heaven 😂

[@jesontjowari9723]

Such an unique start of a religion, challenged 2 big powers to war at the start of it expansion. Even demanding the leaders of those empires to convert. Khalid Ibn Walid though, he probably one of the best commander in history.

[@haithamalakhras2554]

reed more about that theres much more infos in books than in this video 👍wish you the best

[@user-ke8dy5tj7k]

Actually they already know they’re going to take down the 2 big empires , because prophet Mohammed prophesied it, when the muslims were in makkah surrounded by quraish pagan tribe, muslims were weak at that point and lesser numbers , even the companions said to themselves how we gonna do it?? But yet nothing is hard for allah the almighty.

[@abdullaevo2745]

@Mo Mo what sources?

[@abdullaevo2745]

@Mo Mo المصدر : صحيح النسائي @Mo Mo

[@abdullaevo2745]

@RD Do it was always the religion of peace for people who want peace , for what god say :- AND FIGHT in God's cause against those who wage war against you, but do not commit aggression-for, verily, God does not love aggressors.

[@cristoforo5912]

It is amazing how small Arab armies defeated two great empires, the Roman and the Sassanid Empires

[@angrybutgoodbosniak9128]

Yeah, it is very heroic what was done to Muslims in Bosnia,Iraq,Afghanistan ,Palestine,it takes such courage to bully people and nations who can’t fight back right,even tho I was rejected a lot and called ugly when it’s not my fault ( Poor Me ) I still feel bad for our Bosniak women and young girls during the aggression.✌️👎And nope ,I don’t hate on Serbian and American women/girls.❤️❤️. Justice and Peace for Muslims!!☝️

[@persianwithazin1290]

Khaled en walid was a war criminal. He killed so many of us in the most brutal way. Don’t beautify a terrorist’s murderers. Islam invaders (specially in Iran) were the most shameful crime against humanity.

[@readquranandlearnaboutisla592]

Be Muslim

[@mark8243]

Brothers we fight to save both Christians and muslims from the hands of oppressors I am a muslim and you maybe a Christian But remember we fought to only those who were oppressors 🏴🏳

[@MOJAHED-XAN]

Muslims Army and not Arabs in Islam we are Muslims

[@tiger_io]

Khalid's troops: 15000 Enemy troops: 50000 Khalid: finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!

[@julesbrags1661]

@@SpokoistvieSupreme It's universally known that Rashidun scribes stupidly inflate and exaggerate enemy numbers to make their generals appear miraculous. If you really believe that those numbers you mentioned are accurate, well history is not for you.

[@RockLeeKait]

@@julesbrags1661 Is that what you tell yourself every night crying to sleep in fear of having caliphate nightmares

[@julesbrags1661]

@Matricx700 Exactly, those inflated numbers does more in delegitimizing their feats than making them greater.

[@RockLeeKait]

@K Lmao just because romans and other competitors can't match that doesn't mean it's not true. Sorry to burst your bubble son.

[@julesbrags1661]

@@RockLeeKait You're not busting anyone's bubble in your own fantasy world you troglodyte.

[@habibiefaried1355]

I can watch this for free on yt, what a time to be alive

[@KingsandGenerals]

Indeed. And looking from our end, we have an ability to broadcast it to millions.

[@nayomayo603]

@@KingsandGenerals thank you so much for the effort!

[@mehdibc5852]

Well said man! Kings and Generals thank you for such a beautiful work and great content.

[@cenktuneygok8986]

If we were to see a character such as Khalid in a movie or series, we would find it unrealistic and absurd. Yet there he stands as a part of the real history, proven by multiple sources. He was indeed the sword of the God, as the prophet foresaw.

[@abdullahthebutcher2275]

that's why they demoted him he was becoming more powerful. omar was a smart man r.a

[@elliehamada7570]

@Choudhry Ali no they don’t

[@retrogamer2503]

@@abdullahthebutcher2275 He was demoted so as to stop the people from thinking that Khalid specifically was the one who won us those wars, because it was not a mere human who helped us win these wars, but the Almighty who did, otherwise Hazrat Umer had no problem with Khalid, just that people were beginning to praise him too highly and some might have even started equating him with Allah (Astaghfirullah)

[@abdullahthebutcher2275]

@@retrogamer2503 I agree with you and read this story many years ago that's exactly why they demoted him.

[@retrogamer2503]

@@rahman9749 Indeed.

[@Romanized_Quran]

The strategy at 36:00 is one of the most incredible I have heard of in warfare history. Imagine, dividing your army into 3 factions, maneuvering and getting them past enemy lines, to all meet up at the same time at the designated target location. In the age of information, I can't even navigate my own city without using a GPS when I am going out for a drive. It blows my mind the ingenuity and sheer brilliance executing this task! Khalid was truly one of the greatest generals in history! Marvelous!

[@greencape9146]

Totally agree 💯 unpredictable and perfectly executed

[@Rashidun]

there is an historian called roy Casagranda who said exactly the same thing (about this exact same event using the example of the GPS in modern times !) ! Yes really Khalid ibn al walid and the rashidun caliphate in general were outstanding exceptions in history.

[@gioduduchadze2430]

Khalid was a legendary General didn't know this much about him before thanks

[@C0wb0yBebop]

The sword of Islam 🗡 without DJ Khalid the Arabs wouldn’t have been nearly as successful in breaking the backs of both the Sassanids and the Romans.

[@bobobobo3142]

​@@C0wb0yBebop Don't put DJ with his name 😡. He lead more than 50 battles as general in his lifetime and never lost even a single one. He was nicknamed "Saif-ullah" by the Prophet (P.B.U.H) which means Sword of God. Music is not considered good in Islam so putting DJ with his name is disrespectful, I hope you understand.

[@gioduduchadze2430]

​@hiOOxkr magkis He didn't only kill people he did great things aswel, why are you shitting on west while someone praises Muslim warlord? also Alexander the Great is mentioned in Quran aswel and not as a mass murderer

[@gioduduchadze2430]

​@@yasinibrahim But It's considered isn't it?

[@transparentknowledge7288]

Dulkarnayn is said to be the Persian king Cyrus the great not Alexander who was confirmed to be bisexual . God would never chose such a sinner as his prophet

[@EricMcLovin13]

here i was thinking about how roman civil wars were a mess, and this persian one made the year of four emperors look like childplay

[@alirezafalamarzi7062]

Eric Da Silva Ferreira True 😅

[@mustafarehman1580]

History is full of such stories

[@lilblondeboy4142]

Eric Da Silva Ferreira very true

[@alex3987654]

Incredible how a single civil war can have huge effects and led to the end of a 400 years old empire.

[@saeedbarkhordar5244]

Ultimately there was a betrayal by the Parthian clans amongst the 7 that led to the fall of the Empire. They refused to back Yazdegerd after Nahavand and made separate peace with the arabs and were complicit in the murder of Yazdegerd .

[@Ismail-Ibrahim841]

Take a shot everytime someone takes the Persian throne.

[@SmOlEnSk6201]

I'll be as dead as all of them. lol

[@5ryans]

*Persian throne exists* Everyone else : 'Its free real estate'

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

Zoroscums weren't so bright.

[@Radonatorr]

@@tasinal-hassan8268 No, Zoroastrians definitely didn't controll Middle East and much of the Arabian Panninsula for centuries. And the Library at Ctesiphon, built by Zoroastrian emperor Khosrou Anushirvan definitely wasn't the main inspiration for the House of Wisdom. And Zoroastrians definitely didn't play a major role in both Caliphate administration and the Islamic Golden Age (the translation movement). Definitely they weren't as bright as the enlightened Muslims. Believe what you want and lie to yourself, but lemme quote one of your caliphs: "The Persians ruled for a thousand years and did not need us Arabs even for a day. We have been ruling them for one or two centuries and cannot do without them for an hour." ~Abbasid Caliph, Al-Ma'mun

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

@Warmessage Cyrus the Great was not a Zoroscum. He was a monotheist,and he married a Jew. He's one of the candidates for Dhul Qarnayn. But otherwise, you're right.

[@arifeens]

Outstanding documentary! One person appears to be a real life super hero, that’s Khalid ibn al-walid! One of the greatest of all time.

[@moizkhan9719]

Your PFP ❤❤❤ thundercats

[@henghistbluetooth7882]

If your superheroes impose their religions on others, destroy their cities and populations, send tens of thousands into slavery etc. Etc. Don’t remember Superman ever doing that :)

[@sunnya.07]

@@henghistbluetooth7882Depends on what side is viewing him. But yes, he can be called a hero.

[@abdulrahmanalenezi8879]

@@henghistbluetooth7882he didn’t impose his religion on anyone. If they chose not to convert then surrender and pay Jeziyah

[@PrimarisAngelusMortis]

​@@henghistbluetooth7882 He was indeed a superhero. The romans were even more immoral and bloodthirsty. They and the persians have been fighting pointless wars for centuries. Innocent people suffered the most because of it. So yes Khalid (May God be pleased with him) and all the other Muslims of that time were indeed real life heroes much to the dismay of you and the likes of you.

[@barbiquearea]

Fun fact: The title of "Caliph" means successor, steward or deputy and it stems from the Arabic word "Khalifa" which means successor or ruler. So Abu Bakr by taking on the tile of "Caliph" symbolically signaled that Muhammad was still the true leader of the Islamic faith and he was only acting in accordance to Muhammad and by extension Allah's will.

[@vonilao2209]

tsk tsk tsk ,, 😷😷😷😷

[@Spitamenes]

„Khalifa“ is short for „khalifat Allah“ and means „representative (of God)“. That was the title of all Muslim Caliphs until al-Mamun. Only then it was changed to „khalifat Rasul Allah“, „representative of the messenger of God“. See also the book „God‘s Caliph“ by Danish professor Patricia Crone.

[@apotato6278]

@@Spitamenes There's also the less talked about but still historically significant title of "Wahalimarti Khalifat" roughly translating to "Walmart manager" in english. During the 21st century they established themselves as rulers of rural America. In many ways they mirror their Rashidun ancestors in their talent for trade and their swift though often brutal conquests...

[@TheAmrthe2nd]

@@Spitamenes well, khalifa "خليفة" in Arabic literally means successor not Representative, so it couldn't be representative (of God),

[@Spitamenes]

Amr Farouk That may be its meaning today, but 1400 years ago it was more or less „representative“. In the Quran itself (2:30) the word is used to describe Adam as the representative of God on Earth. Adam could hardly be Godˋs successor. That‘s also why the Shia still consider their Imams „khalifat Allah“, representatives of God, preserving an original Islamic concept that has been lost in Sunniism.

[@omerali2690]

Khalid's army is outnumbered before the battle.. Khalid further cuts a portion of his army to block enemy's route of retreat.. Thats the confidence I need in my life.

[@practicaldeen5333]

Get connected to Allah swa and implement as many sunnahs of prophet Muhammad sas as you can. To make this easy for you go in the path if Allah swa and Allah swa will make your heart strong and fearless. May Allah swa make it easy for all of us.

[@ShahjahanMasood]

@@practicaldeen5333 Inshallah brother. May Allah grant us wisdom and courage.

[@practicaldeen5333]

@@ShahjahanMasood amin

[@uniuni8855]

That's what Nirtzsche was looking for all his life, the Next Superman.

[@V8V88]

@@mzs114 dude you are an idiot you can’t compare Khalid Ben alwaleed with Muhammad Ali and khabib. Are you an idiot!?

[@vazeerkhan4838]

History teacher: “can anyone explain how Early Muslim Expansion happend?” Me: (raises hand) 🤚 History teacher: “anyone else besides *Kings And Generals* subscribers?”

[@elkhaqelfida5972]

also teacher : "we only have 15 minutes not 2 hours"

[@imnotmarthastewart8120]

Elkhaq Elfida 🤣

[@1980bdr]

Victory is from God

[@1980bdr]

@@s.ii.5829 Brother, I do not know if you are a believer in God or an atheist. If you were a believer in God and read about the miracles of the Prophet Muhammad and what the Muslim army did and how they fought to the death, and how events and opportunities were ripe for them, you would know that God was with them as he was with Christ, Moses and Abraham. It is not possible for those whom I have called (farmers) to invade the largest of the world empires and to establish the last religion that God has revealed on the earth, and to take the east and west of the earth, so far, and the religion of Islam increases and does not decrease And Islam, if they fight it, will become stronger and stronger, and if they leave it, it will spread and spread. My brother, there are hundreds of people who claimed to be prophets, or to be Christ, or to be messengers from God by lying, where are they now! They don't exist! Nothing remains on earth except for the religion of "Islam" which God revealed to Moses, Jesus and Muhammad, who are the three sons of "Abraham" And you are a free person in his opinion, and in your belief, And if I were a believer, I would tell you what God said in the Qur’an that He revealed to Muhammad, peace be upon him [ (64) Say, "O People of the Scripture, come to a word that is equitable between us and you - that we will not worship except Allah and not associate anything with Him and not take one another as lords instead of Allah." But if they turn away, then say, "Bear witness that we are Muslims [submitting to Him]." ] Note, I do not know if my words are clear or not because I do not speak English and use Google translation with difficulty,

[@darkstarvisuals5270]

@@1980bdr I personally am not a believer, but there is no way the Muslim army did not have some type of supernatural force on their side. An incredible story

[@BloodyKnives66]

Never learned any of this history in school. Learned about European history, etc, but didn't realize how interesting early Muslim history was. Great video! 👍

[@عمير-ز2ج]

Many people forget Abu ubaidah in the shadow of Khalid but Abu unbaidah was a wise brave and patient leader and played one the greatest if not the greatest role in the Levant conquests

[@Slave_of_the_Most_Merciful]

One of the 10 promised paradise and told by Prophet Muhammad(S.A.W) to be the most trustworthy of his ummah.

[@neanderthal9621]

Hazrat Abu Ubaidah ibn al jarrah If i ain't wrong He is one of Ashrae mubashra ...

[@Recreational_Activities]

@@neanderthal9621 yes he is one of the ten blessed companions subhanallah

[@infinitecontent8001]

Abu Ubaidah was put into a tough position. While a good commander, he knew Khalid was most likely a better field commander than him. Giving Khalid field command at Yarmouk was a great command decision.

[@عمير-ز2ج]

@@infinitecontent8001 yes , but I think it wasn’t a tough decision Khalid was the best general and Abu ubaidah was the overall commander , i think Khalid was the best general and Abu ubaidah was a better govenor and administrator he was called the trustworthy for a reason , thank you

[@bitar2042]

"We are a people who were ennobled by Islam, so if we seek nobility through something else, God will debase us." - Umar ibn al-Khattāb RA

[@abdulraheem415]

Bro that statement is sooo deep because all I see today amongst muslims is that they shout with pride that they are Egyptian, Syrian, Morrocan ect but I rarely hear them say that they are proud to be Muslim PERIOD!

[@17-MASY]

We are Muslims, and that is more important than the place we were raised or born in.

[@aonirsplayground6224]

Quite a poor statement, basically they justify all their actions as noble since its in the name of their religion, so thinking outside of it would be sinful, way to brainwash your soldiers I guess...

[@aonirsplayground6224]

@@nuranisha9576 The problem with that is you can apply anything, look: "If I choose to burn down this village, if I choose to murder these infidel for refusing to convert, If I bla bla bla, because the "holy book" says so, no way I can be "not noble", and if I refuse to do it, I therefor am sinful"... Yeh its a nice excuse to apply to whats convenient to you.

[@imperator692]

@@aonirsplayground6224 Lol, you don't understand the saying. It means that before Islam his people were savage and sinful, but because of Islam they have achieved nobility.

[@jhonfrederick9873]

He faought over hundreds of battles and died on his bed RESPECT!

[@husseinezz007]

When Khaled bin Al-Walid attended the death, he said: “I witnessed a hundred or so creeps, and there is no place in my body for an inch except a blow, a stab or a throw, and I die on my bed, so the eyes of the cowards did not sleep! And I have no business, I hope that there is no god but God, and I am keen on it

[@jhonfrederick9873]

@@husseinezz007 wow......why he so underrated tho?

[@MohammadMP7]

@@jhonfrederick9873 probably because of his muslim background

[@jhonfrederick9873]

@@MohammadMP7 so that is why he underrated? Just that he is muslim? Historians are just selfishes!i know if he was a christian he he would probably be on every history book about warriors

[@MohammadMP7]

@@jhonfrederick9873 sad but true, atleast it seems like more people acknowledge how good of a warrior he was

[@OA7]

Arabian Hejazi knight Khalid Ibn Al Walid: The sword of God. Hejaz History is amazing. The land of Abraham and his first son Ishmael "peace be upon them".

[@eternaljade97]

Sassanid general: It's time to DUEL! Khalid Ibn el Walid: I'm about to end this man's whole career.

[@GuderII]

Literary ..

[@maazghulamullah1915]

😭😭😭

[@AmineEssahfi]

Whole life*

[@KJ-is5ug]

Rising of the desert cult

[@YouhavetoBelieve3347]

Only cus both Empires had been completely militarily exhausted on both sides by 500 years of non stop warfare lmao

[@RJTrenbath]

It really is incredible that all of this - from the Prophet arriving at Medina to developing and spreading a religion across vast expanses of sparsely populated desert to going toe-to-toe with two of the largest empires the world has ever seen while fielding tens of thousands of soldiers - happened in only 15 years.

[@علي-ش7ث8ب]

🟨🟨Jesus lived in the region called today Middle east,that's why you should check what historical sources in this region are saying,history is about sources not "theories",Jesus was the Messiah simply a man,a reformer of faith.The majority of people under Romans and then later Byzintines in Syria,Iraq,Egypt,North Africa,part of central Asia and even Goths in Eastern Europe and Spain, and Germanic nations believed in Jesus simply as a prophet of God but Romans and Byzintines under the fast spread of the movement founded by Jesus tried to save the ideology of the impire which is paganism by integrating the new faith into their ideology and this is how "christianity was born" and they forced it on people around the ancient World with persecution,burning religious books and hisorical sources ,all what happened from the 1st century AD till modern era has been about this struggle,nations in what's now called Muslim World and in Spain for some period of time accepted Islam since it's close to their faith and Islam gave them religious freedom and these nations fought with Muslims and this why Islam spread so fast in few years , European nations stood against the Church in Rome and Constantinople but with time the Church was able to spread their political ideology,this period was called the "Darks ages" and it's the Church which made it dark ,later the European renaissace was just an other phase of this struggle. Europeans today have no idea of their true history simply because the "Church" wiped it out .

[@smiemon4938]

It was already prophesized by our beloved prophet (pbuh) brother, when they were preparing for the War of Trench.

[@ΔημήτριοςΔαλακλίδης]

Which prophet, qfter muhammads death there were many

[@resentfuldragon]

@@ΔημήτριοςΔαλακλίδης Don't play dumb, its clear who he is talking about because we are on a video of muslim expansion.

[@williamyoung9401]

Keep in mind, several factors worked in the Muslim's favor. Everywhere they invaded had been hit by either civil war or were weakened by constant warfare with another empire. Eastern Rome was weak from losing Egypt, the eastern Mediterranean and Turkey, and from constantly fighting Persia. Persia was also weak from fighting Rome and Arab raiders. Africa was also weak because they had not only civil war, but destroyed their fortifications and crops in the hopes it would dissuade the Muslims from invading, but all it did was accelerate their conquest. I also love how K&G stays as objective as possible and completely avoids any discussion on Muhammad's life or the details on the rise of Islam. "Muhammad started Islam, he died, and then this happened..." lol, brilliant.

[@edenromanov]

I swear if it weren’t for this channel I’d be ignorant about much of the history of the Middle East and Asia, thank you for your hard work my friend 🙏

[@Ahmed-bv9rc]

@@Scotty-P reading is not interesting for some

[@samiedi4134]

It's questionable for me, Why did the Arab Nations call 'Khalid bin Waleed' a "Hero"? 'Khalid ibn Walid' was from the 'Bani Makhzum' tribe of the 'Quraysh' tribe (Of the 29 battles of the Prophet Muhammad, 12 was against the Quraysh tribe. The Quraysh tribe was one of the Arab tribes of Hejaz.) His father, 'Walid ibn Mughira', was one of The most stubborn enemies of Islam. 'Khalid ibn Walid' was one of the 'Quraysh' allies who had the "position of the Dome," meaning the arsenal and ammunition, as well as the position of head of the 'Quraysh' army. He was one of the commanders of the polytheists (pagan) in the battle of 'Uhud' Against Islam and one of the causes of the defeat of the Islamic army in that battle. He took part in all the pagan wars "against" the 'Prophet Muhammad', After (bayʻat ar-riḍwān), they united. In the case of the Massacre and looting 'Malik bin Noireh' Arab tribe, After Massacre 'Khalid' killed 'Malik ibn Nuwayrah' while he was (an Arab and Muslim) then raped his wife that night, and put Malik's head in a pot of food and cooked it! had also committed adultery. also, the Massacres and looting Muslims of the 'Jazima' Arab tribes (The way it was fought was also cowardly, This is another story). in the battle of 'Ullais', 'Khalid Ibn Walid' said if they could defeat the "Sassanid" army in the battle of 'Ullais' (the Ullais region in the al-Badiyah area near the Euphrates River, 633 AD in Iraq), "I paint the river red with their blood" and because the 'Sasanian' Army was defeated( Coup in the Sasanian capital, This is another story); By order of 'Khalid', the people of the city (They were of Arab descent), all of them (Anyone who could not escape the city, children, women, old men) taken captive, By order Khalid They beheaded them And their blood was shed in the river. 'al-Mughira ibn Shu'ba' says" There were mills along the river, by order 'Khalid' They made flour with bloody water for three days and prepared food for the army of 18,000 or more. The dead in 'Ellis' was forty or seventy thousand people. 'Khalid bin Waleed' committed war crimes. he is the butcher of a lot of Arab people (Muslims and non-Muslims). According to Shari'a Law, They should have executed 'Khalid bin Walid'. For political reasons 'Prophet Muhammad' covered 'Khalid' sins And crimes because he needed his services. Actually 'Prophet Muhammad' was a partner in the sins of 'Khalid ibn Walid'. for example, 'Amr' (second caliph), strongly objected to him, called him an enemy of God, and swore that he would kill 'Khalid'. (throwing stones at his head until he died). But since 'Abu Bakr' (first caliph) desperately needed Khalid's powerful army to advance his rule, he defended him and did not impose any punishment on him. . In fact, 'Khalid bin Waleed' was a criminal Mercenary in the service of Islam so that Islam could grow and spread with the help of his sword. With this description, 'Khalid bin Waleed' cannot be called a "Hero". If you look in history books, you will see many such acts. Some audiences criticize what I have mentioned above and deny it, Some people also said that Khalid bin Waleed became a Muslim and all his sins were forgiven by God. I must say that we are not talking about supernatural matters, for this reason, I mention to reference: I have translated the source address into Arabic to make your work easier, Please check again, And please read history without religious prejudice: .Reference: (History of Ya'qubi, vol. 2, pp. 110 and Al-Ghadir, vol. 7, pp. 158-166; Complete, vol. 2, p. 137; Tabari, vol. 2, p. 503; Beginning and end, vol. 6, p. 322-279) (Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari; Volume 4) (Ten thousand-year histories of Iran; Volume 2) (Tabari volumes 3 and 4;) (The Book of the Prophet's Wars; Muhammad ibn Amr Al-Waqidi; Volumes 1, 2 and 3;) (The book of the character of the Messenger of God; Ibn Hisham Volume 2.) . اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 5 صفحة : 160 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الطبري تاريخ الرسل والملوك وصله تاريخ الطبري ، مؤلف : الطبري، ابن جرير المجلد : 3 صفحة : 67 اسم الكتاب : القرآن شعراء/سوره26، آیه216 اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 5 صفحة : 160 اسم الكتاب : السيرة النبوية - ط مكتبة محمد علي صبيح وأولاده ، مؤلف : ابن هشام الحميري المجلد : 4 صفحة : 883 اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 8 صفحة : 74 اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 9 صفحة : 73 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الطبري تاريخ الرسل والملوك وصله تاريخ الطبري ، مؤلف : الطبري، ابن جرير المجلد : 3 صفحة : 280 اسم الكتاب : الاغانی ، مؤلف : ابو الفرج الإصفهاني المجلد : 15 صفحة : 203 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الإسلام - ت بشار ، مؤلف : الذهبي، شمس الدين المجلد: 2 صفحة : 24 اسم الكتاب : المختصر في اخبار البشر ، مؤلف : أبو الفداء المجلد : 1 صفحة : 158 اسم الكتاب : وفيات الأعيان ، مؤلف : ابن خلكان المجلد : 6 صفحة : 14 اسم الكتاب : مراه الجنان وعبره اليقظان ، مؤلف : اليافعي المجلد : 2 صفحة : 90 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الإسلام - ت بشار ، مؤلف : الذهبي، شمس الدين المجلد : 2 صفحة : 24 اسم الكتاب : كنز العمال ، مؤلف : المتقي الهندي المجلد : 5 صفحة : 619 اسم الكتاب : جامع الأحاديث ، مؤلف : السيوطي، جلال الدين المجلد : 24 صفحة : 433 اسم الكتاب : المختصر في اخبار البشر ، مؤلف : أبو الفداء المجلد : 1 صفحة : 158 اسم الكتاب : وفيات الأعيان ، مؤلف : ابن خلكان المجلد : 6 صفحة : 15 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الإسلام - ت بشار ، مؤلف : الذهبي، شمس الدين المجلد : 2 صفحة : 24 اسم الكتاب : الکامل فی التاریخ ، مؤلف : ابن‌اثیر عزالدین ابوالحسن علی بن محمد جزری شیبانی المجلد: 2 صفحة : 217 اسم الكتاب : نهایة الارب فی فنون الادب ، مؤلف : النویری المجلد: 19، صفحة : 52

[@amberlight5830]

@@samiedi4134 copy paste, I have answered you. Don't spam.

[@ripalmaripat5318]

@@samiedi4134 spam ea bro

[@mahdimehdi445]

@@samiedi4134 stop spam

[@omarmoawad9929]

Im Egyptian muslim and i find this content very fair like many other contents. You deserve the Oscar of online content for such a channel. Khalid Ibn Al-Walid inherited his fathers wealth, who was the wealthiest man among all Arabs, yet him and his two brothers, Hesham and Al-Walid give it all away for the sake of spreading the new religion Islam. He was named (The sword of Allah) by prophet Mohamed peace be upon him and maybe be he didn't die fighting because the sword of Allah can't be broken. Became the Emir of Muslim armies and died leaving behind only his sword and horse. if i have a boy ill name his Khalid without doubt.

[@ezoid5431]

One thing tho, the sword of Allah SWT was Imam Ali A.S

[@rahulchavan4088]

So u mean to spread a religion or change a person's perspective to the creator u have to brutally conquest that area 🙄

[@emmettdonkeydoodle6230]

@@rahulchavan4088well… that tends to be how that worked. Both Christianity and Islam have very long histories of military conquests, persecution of religious minorities, and forced conversions. They are also the largest religions today so those tactics clearly worked haha

[@sauseman0922]

The sword of evil will most certainly be broken for anyone who was a reasonable mind and does not worship conquest, terror and spiritual sadism!

[@sauseman0922]

​@@rahulchavan4088 Doesn't it make you sick how people praise and love religions that are rooted in political ideology and inhumane cruelty as a means of "punishment"

[@acigercek]

Extra context: In the Qur'an, the holy book of Islam, there's the Chapter of Rome. First few verses talk about the wars between Rome & Persians in the context that Rome was a Christian Empire believing in the God of Bible just like the way Muslims believe. So any defeat Rome had was making Muslims feel bad and the pagans feel extremely happy. Chapter of Rome was revealed after a major victory of Persians over Romans prophesizing a major victory of Rome against Persians some 10+ years later and it happened. Worth reading.

[@awepen1596]

I remember this... I read its translation once... They mention Romans and persians.. But thata all i remember..

[@akase_1395]

Suat thank you brother for sharing this information PROUND TO BE A MUSLIM

[@Banditxam4]

@@MyDefendor this is why kruds should not get their own country 🤣

[@asomebody3448]

@davidl0917 ofc an atheist is claiming our holy Quran has been changed

[@Sakibkhan-on9hw]

the quran is the most preserved book historically . look up your facts and stop reading fake articles with fake history on the internet please

[@bramvanhooijdonk1185]

Kings and generals spoiling us this quarantine

[@Muhammad.1]

As Khalid did

[@A_Shanto]

@@anasevi9456 read history Theophanes the byzantine historyan says their number is around 80,000- 140,000 so byzantine are outnumber thats not lie

[@serenemountain6769]

you are 100% right ! Muslim history is very Rich!

[@serenemountain6769]

@Gazi Arian Ahmed Yes, our numeric system came from the Islamic Golden Age : ) among other things ... Credit is due ,where Credit is due!

[@cardinalhistory6045]

@@anasevi9456 I've got ocean front property in Arizona

[@defenderofeu7006]

Khalid ibn Walid: Undisputed Undeafeated Champion.

[@lyrooo326]

I'm amazed at the feats of that man.

[@maxmuller8633]

@@lyrooo326 He is one of the only general that had me amazed.

[@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ]

He is the Sword of God as the Prophet Muhammad called him. No man and no army can defeat him.

[@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ]

@@mohamadahmad5973 Alexander is nothing compared to Khalid in Al Walid

[@dherghamalhilo5966]

I really hope you reread your history. Khalid Ibn al Walid was not so brave. There’s another man that took the spotlight for his massive accomplishments and also took the banner of Muhammad from Khalid because he put too much fear in the people of Mecca with the way he was flaunting it. Search up Ali ibn abi talib.

[@AdnanAizal]

عظیم عرب جنگجو اور صحابی رسول صلی اللّٰہ صلی علیہ السلام۔ اللہ تعالیٰ ان کے درجات بلند کرے آمین

[@Abdullah..........]

Umar RA relieved Khalid RA because people increasingly started to put their faith in him and Umar RA believed that this weakened their faith in Allah. It was not out of any personal animosity. These caliphs were not typical monarchs, but spiritual leaders as well. So Umar (RA) showed the people that the victories were from Allah, hence strengthening their faith.

[@fulltimetravelersftt2232]

Exactly Bro.. ❤️

[@rashidabdarrahman5234]

It's the wrong decision, although I love 💘 umar, what you forget is that the Noble prophet Muhammad s.a.w) and Abu bakr would never have demoted him, sword of Allah, remember..

[@dose143]

@Rashid...it would have no worries if Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was alive but he was not. Omar was worried Khalid (ra )would have been treated like how Shia treats Ali (ra)right now

[@samiedi4134]

It's questionable for me, Why did the Arab Nations call 'Khalid bin Waleed' a "Hero"? 'Khalid ibn Walid' was from the 'Bani Makhzum' tribe of the 'Quraysh' tribe (Of the 29 battles of the Prophet Muhammad, 12 was against the Quraysh tribe. The Quraysh tribe was one of the Arab tribes of Hejaz.) His father, 'Walid ibn Mughira', was one of The most stubborn enemies of Islam. 'Khalid ibn Walid' was one of the 'Quraysh' allies who had the "position of the Dome," meaning the arsenal and ammunition, as well as the position of head of the 'Quraysh' army. He was one of the commanders of the polytheists (pagan) in the battle of 'Uhud' Against Islam and one of the causes of the defeat of the Islamic army in that battle. He took part in all the pagan wars "against" the 'Prophet Muhammad', After (bayʻat ar-riḍwān), they united. In the case of the Massacre and looting 'Malik bin Noireh' Arab tribe, After Massacre 'Khalid' killed 'Malik ibn Nuwayrah' while he was (an Arab and Muslim) then raped his wife that night, and put Malik's head in a pot of food and cooked it! had also committed adultery. also, the Massacres and looting Muslims of the 'Jazima' Arab tribes (The way it was fought was also cowardly, This is another story). in the battle of 'Ullais', 'Khalid Ibn Walid' said if they could defeat the "Sassanid" army in the battle of 'Ullais' (the Ullais region in the al-Badiyah area near the Euphrates River, 633 AD in Iraq), "I paint the river red with their blood" and because the 'Sasanian' Army was defeated( Coup in the Sasanian capital, This is another story); By order of 'Khalid', the people of the city (They were of Arab descent), all of them (Anyone who could not escape the city, children, women, old men) taken captive, By order Khalid They beheaded them And their blood was shed in the river. 'al-Mughira ibn Shu'ba' says" There were mills along the river, by order 'Khalid' They made flour with bloody water for three days and prepared food for the army of 18,000 or more. The dead in 'Ellis' was forty or seventy thousand people. 'Khalid bin Waleed' committed war crimes. he is the butcher of a lot of Arab people (Muslims and non-Muslims). According to Shari'a Law, They should have executed 'Khalid bin Walid'. For political reasons 'Prophet Muhammad' covered 'Khalid' sins And crimes because he needed his services. Actually 'Prophet Muhammad' was a partner in the sins of 'Khalid ibn Walid'. for example, 'Amr' (second caliph), strongly objected to him, called him an enemy of God, and swore that he would kill 'Khalid'. (throwing stones at his head until he died). But since 'Abu Bakr' (first caliph) desperately needed Khalid's powerful army to advance his rule, he defended him and did not impose any punishment on him. . In fact, 'Khalid bin Waleed' was a criminal Mercenary in the service of Islam so that Islam could grow and spread with the help of his sword. With this description, 'Khalid bin Waleed' cannot be called a "Hero". If you look in history books, you will see many such acts. Some audiences criticize what I have mentioned above and deny it, Some people also said that Khalid bin Waleed became a Muslim and all his sins were forgiven by God. I must say that we are not talking about supernatural matters, for this reason, I mention to reference: I have translated the source address into Arabic to make your work easier, Please check again, And please read history without religious prejudice: .Reference: (History of Ya'qubi, vol. 2, pp. 110 and Al-Ghadir, vol. 7, pp. 158-166; Complete, vol. 2, p. 137; Tabari, vol. 2, p. 503; Beginning and end, vol. 6, p. 322-279) (Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari; Volume 4) (Ten thousand-year histories of Iran; Volume 2) (Tabari volumes 3 and 4;) (The Book of the Prophet's Wars; Muhammad ibn Amr Al-Waqidi; Volumes 1, 2 and 3;) (The book of the character of the Messenger of God; Ibn Hisham Volume 2.) . اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 5 صفحة : 160 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الطبري تاريخ الرسل والملوك وصله تاريخ الطبري ، مؤلف : الطبري، ابن جرير المجلد : 3 صفحة : 67 اسم الكتاب : القرآن شعراء/سوره26، آیه216 اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 5 صفحة : 160 اسم الكتاب : السيرة النبوية - ط مكتبة محمد علي صبيح وأولاده ، مؤلف : ابن هشام الحميري المجلد : 4 صفحة : 883 اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 8 صفحة : 74 اسم الكتاب : صحيح البخاري ، مؤلف : البخاري المجلد : 9 صفحة : 73 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الطبري تاريخ الرسل والملوك وصله تاريخ الطبري ، مؤلف : الطبري، ابن جرير المجلد : 3 صفحة : 280 اسم الكتاب : الاغانی ، مؤلف : ابو الفرج الإصفهاني المجلد : 15 صفحة : 203 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الإسلام - ت بشار ، مؤلف : الذهبي، شمس الدين المجلد: 2 صفحة : 24 اسم الكتاب : المختصر في اخبار البشر ، مؤلف : أبو الفداء المجلد : 1 صفحة : 158 اسم الكتاب : وفيات الأعيان ، مؤلف : ابن خلكان المجلد : 6 صفحة : 14 اسم الكتاب : مراه الجنان وعبره اليقظان ، مؤلف : اليافعي المجلد : 2 صفحة : 90 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الإسلام - ت بشار ، مؤلف : الذهبي، شمس الدين المجلد : 2 صفحة : 24 اسم الكتاب : كنز العمال ، مؤلف : المتقي الهندي المجلد : 5 صفحة : 619 اسم الكتاب : جامع الأحاديث ، مؤلف : السيوطي، جلال الدين المجلد : 24 صفحة : 433 اسم الكتاب : المختصر في اخبار البشر ، مؤلف : أبو الفداء المجلد : 1 صفحة : 158 اسم الكتاب : وفيات الأعيان ، مؤلف : ابن خلكان المجلد : 6 صفحة : 15 اسم الكتاب : تاريخ الإسلام - ت بشار ، مؤلف : الذهبي، شمس الدين المجلد : 2 صفحة : 24 اسم الكتاب : الکامل فی التاریخ ، مؤلف : ابن‌اثیر عزالدین ابوالحسن علی بن محمد جزری شیبانی المجلد: 2 صفحة : 217 اسم الكتاب : نهایة الارب فی فنون الادب ، مؤلف : النویری المجلد: 19، صفحة : 52

[@dose143]

@@samiedi4134 you don’t even know the basics of becoming a muslim and you are trying hard to slander our religion. Our prophet Muhammad (PBUH) did not cover Khalid’s sins, Allah covered him. In Islam, if non believer becomes a believer, he becomes like a baby that’s born and all his past sins are forgiven, even if he committed a genocide. That is the benefits of those who were not born in islam and find their way gets.

[@hadipawar2539]

Regarding Umar RA relieving Khalid from his command, It wasn't due to any animosity it was actually due to the fact that Khalid was winning so many battles at so many fronts in such a short time that the general populace started Attributing victories towards Khalid himself rather than Allah. Fearing that such high reverence of Khalid might lead to some sort of apostasy he immediately relieved him of Command. All though in his later years Umar RA would severely regret the decision citing that had Khalid Remained commander he may have conquered the entirety of Europe and Asia on his own.

[@shuaybmuhammad1037]

Not sure about the 'later regret part' as it was because of his decision that he could fight in battle of Yarmouk leading it to the unexpected victory

[@shuaybmuhammad1037]

@Michael Donato i think Umar RA made a wise decision, because Khalid Ibn Al Waleed was conquering lands faster than the Caliph could keep track of + as @hadi mentioned, his name was revered more than God, for whom he was fighting. It was not out of the fear of him making a separate name for himself that Umar RA gave the decision but the consideration of how his heroics could create space for people to idolise him. Any wise muslim ruler will take this into consideration. Plus, it was because of this decision that he was able to defeat the Byzantines in Syria

[@TVkeyse]

In Islam there is no what if , when it comes to the past , everything happened accordingly as part of Qadr of Allah.

[@abdimohamed4243]

Ikeyse what Allah pre decreed is accepted umar ra is wide and made his decision best on what would please Allah

[@MohsinRaza-uq2ow]

@@shuaybmuhammad1037 Let my life be sacrificed for Hazrat Umar ra but he did not make a right decision that time Coz after the death of Saifullah he regretted his decision.Sahabas are not infallible they made mistakes and the best part is they accept it without any hesitation. Hazrat Umar's reign saw Islams rise but the conquests were relatively slower cz he interfered too much in the army's welfare. He sitting in Medina used to give instructions to the commanders like who will be in charge of the left or right flank, where would the army rest when to send reinforcement. Obviously there was no whatsp that time so it took months conveying a single message and this slowed the conquests.

[@SOMEONE-eq5bu]

can't believe i sat through this 2 hour masterpiece. very well explained and visualized, great work

[@auradzrts691]

57:16 The reason why Umar R.A change the position the leader of the muslim army was because people start to think if the victory gained by the muslim army due to Khalid bin Al-Walid not because the help of God. So, Umar had to change Khalid with other general to lead the army to teach the muslim that victory is come from God not from a mere mortal.

[@m.albdr.k5090]

Well said

[@saadarshad2575]

@TheSpecialistGamerX2 Now, I want to tell you that those Muslims won wars with faith i.e beleiving in God. You think challenging and defeating two empires is just tactical brilliance.

[@mobinshuaib821]

TheSpecialistGamerX2 mate it’s all about faith and belief in god he never lost a battle becoz he was deemed the sword of Allah that is a miracle in itself

[@TheFreshestLyrics]

Actually he was scared his general would become too popular and take his place.

[@aayushpatel2788]

Saad Arshad it is tactical brilliance lol dude if you were told to command that army you would easily lose

[@photon812]

when they block your trade-routes so you take half their empire

[@HP_lovecrafts_cat67]

This saying can also apply to hannibals conquests

[@hassjand2671]

😂😂

[@alialrawii3306]

big moves from Khalid bin waleed

[@keshavsinghal3292]

Ha ha ha

[@rifqihawarid.9567]

When promise had been broken, no mercy for u

[@khal7702]

Moral of the story, have more then one competent leader or only send champions to duel.

[@AmineEssahfi]

Makes sense.

[@GuderII]

Khalid, it's just like archiles from Arab ,

[@Khaibar06]

Khalid had the boldness of Richard the lion-heart and the cunning of Julius Caesar

[@nikkollaus]

@@Khaibar06 just not the ambition of either man.

[@fabbro8747]

@@nikkollaus which is a good thing. An ambitious general is a dangerous thing; he knew his place and accepted it

[@shaks7363]

Khalid was relieved of his commanding post because the people used to praise him for his constant victories, and Umar the caliph at the time had to remind the people that victory only came from God.

[@quirinoguy8665]

Man this guy is an absolute monster, hearing about him the first time just feels like It's movie plot but it's real, reality is stranger than fiction.

[@cheesefan1579]

Khalid ibn walid wasn't a monster, id say he was more of a smart warrior

[@SA-od4sf]

It's really unlikely that you understand invasions in that era, but you can't compare it to your "idealist" world.

[@AbdulWahab-lz4ey]

Indeed he was sword of Allah ♥

[@sauseman0922]

@@AbdulWahab-lz4ey No wonder Muslims disgust me! And I think you mean sword of Satan!! Muslim: Inhumaine cruelty is okay because God does it to people in hell (especially those who reject Islam!), and whatever God does must be good! Someone who actually uses their senses: 🤣

[@SSFFAA-gt9rq]

Arab scout: we are outnumbered 3 to 1 and two more enemy armies marching towards us khalid: seems like a fair play....

[@VIP-ov1qo]

im dead

[@muayarab]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@awepen1596]

Mandalorian vibes...

[@mvmed12]

@Winston Maraj 20 to 1 ? Usa , Europe, zionist billionaire companies are joke to you ?

[@hazemnadeem2869]

@Winston Maraj boi stop crying in every comment .. you are bragging by wins in 6 days ? .. yeah but we won in 6 hours in 1973 LOL .. we literally crashed your parleef wall "which you was calling it the strongest defence in the world" with fckin water hoses man wtf are you talking about

[@amitaghosh2190]

Respective spies to the Romans and Persians: so you want the Khalid news or the Khalid news.

[@sami123yz]

Hahahahahaha

[@aducaale328]

😂😂😂

[@autumnicleaf]

Clever.

[@goganii]

Is this an Aladeen reference?

[@gyorgylukucks909]

𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗛𝗜𝗩 𝗞𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗱

[@empeemp]

The greatest military commander known to mankind.. Khalid Bin Walid.

[@Theservant.1]

God gives victory

[@walid5647]

@محمد العنزي اجل من افضل منه؟

[@somaliballer1735]

@محمد العنزي the best ever, none come close to him.

[@yazan-teacher]

@محمد العنزي يا متخلف في قائد عسكري في العالم خاض 100 معركه وبجيش صغير وهزم اعظم امبراطويتين في ذالك الوقت في وقت قصير خالد ابن الوليد رضي الله عنه اعظم قائد عرفه التاريخ منذ بدايه البشريه

[@sirahmad]

indeed imagine this was khalid bin walid and how imam mahdi will be

[@sherifnabil9663]

*Khalid ibn Al Waleed pulls up with his cavalry* Roman General: why do I hear boss music?

[@giorgijioshvili9713]

@John Monday nobody cares About china or EU!!! this is historical video!!

[@AhmedIbrahim-eb7mh]

@John Monday LOL?

[@mixedmartialarts8123]

AHAHAHAHA You literally made my day😂😂👍👍 Great comment brother in the Islam👏💪

[@rowanasher5471]

The Total War : Last Episode

[@jasonvanroekel6942]

Reguardless of your personal beliefs it was a impressive rise of power and deserves respect

[@علي-ش7ث8ب]

🟨🟨Jesus lived in the region called today Middle east,that's why you should check what historical sources in this region are saying,history is about sources not "theories",Jesus was the Messiah simply a man,a reformer of faith.The majority of people under Romans and then later Byzintines in Syria,Iraq,Egypt,North Africa,part of central Asia and even Goths in Eastern Europe and Spain, and Germanic nations believed in Jesus simply as a prophet of God but Romans and Byzintines under the fast spread of the movement founded by Jesus tried to save the ideology of the impire which is paganism by integrating the new faith into their ideology and this is how "christianity was born" and they forced it on people around the ancient World with persecution,burning religious books and hisorical sources ,all what happened from the 1st century AD till modern era has been about this struggle,nations in what's now called Muslim World and in Spain for some period of time accepted Islam since it's close to their faith and Islam gave them religious freedom and these nations fought with Muslims and this why Islam spread so fast in few years , European nations stood against the Church in Rome and Constantinople but with time the Church was able to spread their political ideology,this period was called the "Darks ages" and it's the Church which made it dark ,later the European renaissace was just an other phase of this struggle. Europeans today have no idea of their true history simply because the "Church" wiped it out .

[@IseekHonestY]

Haters will always hate bro

[@Sidejob10]

@@mateopribyl9218are you comparing nazis to muslims?

[@Ilovemarvelll]

Okay, it would be the case if you disregard all the false conversions etc

[@Bellasrius]

"I would throw myself into the ranks of the enemies until I was certain I would not come out alive." - Khalid Bin Al-Waleed R.A.

[@shabirwaziri6563]

@marouane Attahali exactly, I noticed that too many times.

[@classified0713]

@marouane Attahali you are right howevrr he did say the arabs had more mobility and less armour. The persian army was heavy armoured and are not used to hot desert weather like khalids beduin army also their clothing added to their heavy armour didn’t help hence why I believe this to be true they were more fatigued then the arab army

[@classified0713]

@marouane Attahali thats the reason why khalid always chose to fight with the desert to his back. But the reasons you mentioned is exactly why the muslim army was more comfortable and more mobile. Yes they lived on dates and water which made supply easier and less heavy than their persian counter parts. Less armour made them more mobile and less tired in the desert than persians who are not used to the desert.

[@classified0713]

@marouane Attahali It depends hannibals army in cannae was less armoured than the romans but other factors played in. Yes the favour in terms of arms was im the hands of the persian but in terms of terrain was for the muslims more mobile and less armour means faster movement and less fatigue its very logical?..

[@G.M.Cheema]

may the eyes of the coward never sleep. Khalid ibn Alwaleed

[@omarlibanishaq]

after reading some comments from some other Muslims, I am luckily very proud that I was taught all of these history under the age of 12. Here in Somalia it is very common that children learn the religion and the history of the deen before anything else.

[@berrlett]

So to resume all of this Khalid can take a few guys, few camels, few horses and destroy empires. Now that’s IMPRESSIVE. An even better one how often do you hear in this video Khalid was outnumbered so Khalid devised a plan. LEGENDARY.

[@alisaleh1000]

Not simple as that

[@Cecilia-ky3uw]

i beg to differ with maximo he is currently oone of the greatest generals of history greater than frederick the great of course he still loses to mr takeda shingen mr wellington and mr napoleon bonaparte the greatest general in history(although we can maybe put yi sun sin somewhere on the list since he was the god of the seas like amazing fights seriously)

[@asmrnaturecat984]

@@elmascapo6588 its like comparing a freshly made bicycle with a 25 years worn out ferrari

[@3laaalsoub707]

@@elmascapo6588 The Arab tribes were also fighting each other

[@WeAreGhuraba]

​@@asmrnaturecat984 This makes no sense since the Muslims themselves came out of their own civil war. When the likes of Jordan Peterson mentioned paraphrased "no scholars understand how it was done" cuz of how wild and unprecedented it was, who are you to make an lame comparison like that?

[@CrimeanHorseArcher]

We have to appreciate Caliph Umar's leading. A very solid modern state established. He is also ranked as second most influential muslim ever lived after Prophet pbuh, also one of the 100 most influential persons in history.

[@CrimeanHorseArcher]

@@ADINSANE Do not lie

[@عبدالكريم-م6ن4ض]

@@ADINSANE don't lie

[@DarkKing009]

I never heard of the Muslim conquest until I got to college and it blew my mind.

[@ivartheboneless8868]

It was the Arab Conquest they wern't even known as muslims during those times!

[@sharafmakahleh4125]

@@ivartheboneless8868 This comment clerfies that u don't know anything about muslims

[@jasemalromi5240]

There are Muslim cons not Arab

[@TheTariqibnziyad]

@@jasemalromi5240 nope, Arabs not muslims, lot of chritian Arabs participated.

[@TheTariqibnziyad]

It only succeeded cuz the Persians and Byzantians were in total ruin after plagues and a 15 year war.

[@amrabdulrab4992]

Correction at 8:45 Yemen entered Islam willingly at the life of the prophet, the entire Hamadan tribe entered Islam in one day which made the prophet knell to God with gratitude. Yemen wasn’t “easy prey”, this implies it raised the sword against Islam while it accepted it without force.

[@MeDoAdEn]

الحقيقة ان كتاب التاريخ مابعد الخلافة الراشدة حاولوا بكل الطرق الاستنقاص من اليمن في كل فرصة يجدونها مثلاََ حين يذكر القادة العظام من الصحابة والذين ينتسبون لمضر او نزار وا غيرها من القبائل العدنانية تجدهك يكتبون كل الامجاد التي تبدوا في مخليتهم لكن حين يأتي الدور على القادة العظام من العرب اليمانية لا يذكرون الا مروراََ كأنهم مضطرون لذكرهم قادة من امثال ذو الكلاع الحميري والعلاء الحضرمي َعمرو بن معد يكرب وغيرهم يذكرون على استحياء وهذا ماتعمدت فعله كل المصادر خاصة في عهد الامويين واوئل العهد العباسي.

[@defensegeneral9893]

Khaleed Ibnu Waleed best general ever, 100 of wars, never defeated

[@geediosman6415]

@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 napoleon and alexander come close also this indian dude whos name i forgot i think it was chandragupta or something like that he was a beast too

[@Evzais]

He was defeated in the Battle of Mutah and that's his only defeat. However he was able to conduct a successfull retreat

[@anirudh177]

@@geediosman6415 I would put Chandragupta somewhere between 20th and 30th rank of best generals. I say that as an Indian who studied Indian History.

[@tomymykes]

A very interesting often overlooked period of human history. I feel like these Arab generals never got their due respect in modern western accounts of military history. Even more so with the generals who led the expansion of the Ummayyad Empire.

[@pengen_gantinama]

Not only Western world, even in muslim countries they skipped so much interesting history of medieval Islamic states. Like as a muslim i didnt even know Amr ibn As is a general or the undefeatable reputation of Khalid before watch the video.

[@MohamedTheHilalian]

@@khalildz1552 They were Arabs. Not Berbers, not Persians, not Turks. The Arabs are the ones who started everything at that time including the golden age under the rule of Harun Al Rashid who was an Arab from his both parents.

[@MohamedTheHilalian]

@@khalildz1552 I'm an Arab atheist and I glorify race and my culture.

[@MohamedTheHilalian]

@@khalildz1552 I consider them Arab affairs, you won't find me giving opinions on Safavid or ottoman or Almoravid topics.

[@MohamedTheHilalian]

@@halalpolice23 That ummah you're talking about were only Arabs at that time :)

[@balrawg5990]

The Battle of Yarmouk is simply a masterpiece of tactical genius...

[@letmesee081]

And siege of Emisa was brilliant.

[@mousinkhan3720]

@@laitilulu 30k islamic soldiers vs 2 lakh byzetiye roman allied forces

[@aducaale328]

@@laitilulu he means millions in Urdu. Even I a Muslim don't believe it. If the Roman number was more than the Muslims its 2 to 1 maximum and some of Muslim sources dont exaggerate while others make it a sci-fi novel 😂

[@Gamoo3y]

@@laitilulu Bring your sources then, or stfu!!

[@saudalhelal]

@@laitilulu so what sources are valid? from people who never saw or heard about the event? in your standard even roman history and Macedonian history would be under same skepticism as their events were documented by roman and macedonian historians respictevely. So, in your standards, history of humanity is not reliable.

[@mohammedfathi3592]

Protect this channel at all cost, it's amazing KZbin hasn't yet found a reason to sensor your work.

[@sushanalone]

The Sassanian court intrigue makes GoT look like a Disney movie,

[@josephclaessens8160]

@Александр okay sure buddy

[@miraakprinceofapocrypha7998]

@Александр First seasons werent.

[@bullseye9723]

@@abdelrahmanwasea5065 yeah mumluk dynasty was amazing .... and the important thing was the slaves became the kings

[@stygian8049]

And the sex! Never forget the xwedodah

[@Yanuu]

Александр GoT was good and deserved the praise it got until season 7 from there it went downhill ruining the the whole series

[@osmanalie674]

It suffices to call Khalid, as the Holy Prophet called him "the sword of Allah", and the Messenger was always honest.

[@tatoarg9508]

Yarmouk Battle had me on the edge of my seat! Amaaaazing content here. Didn't know about Khalid.

[@hamadahmed5415]

Battle of yarmouk was surely one the most important battles in history because it decided the fate of the region

[@diasiqasse6532]

Battle of yarmouk byzantine empire gatthered all theirs armies approx 250k soldeirs while arab army was only 30k .(allah gives victory to whom he wanted to)

[@sergelucca635]

Khalid Ibn Walid is a well known general in islamic history. he was known as the Sword of Allah. although, there were warriors amongst him that did not participate in those battles such as the 4 caliphs. those 4 caliphs, specially Abu Bakr and Omar R.A. fought Khalid in battle (he was not a muslim at that time and the prophet was alive) and he was defeated but not killed. Omar Ibn Afan being the strongest warrior at that time. being a testament in the video, Omar is Indeed feared in his time.

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

@@diasiqasse6532 muslim army*

[@GiovanniGeo]

@@diasiqasse6532 wow dude chill, there wasnt a 250k army, for like, ever, until the napoleonic wars, the roman army in yarmouk was more like 70k. Winning such a force is still an awesome feat of khalid as he was outnumbered 2 to 1 but just get your facts straight

[@MrDaBBaS]

Khalid ibn alwaleed is arguably the greatest war strategist of recorded history

[@infinitecontent8001]

He;s up there with Napoleon and Admiral Yi!

[@forgondor14]

😂😂

[@henghistbluetooth7882]

Impressive. But a bit of a one-trick pony.

[@ryster1100]

@@henghistbluetooth7882if it wins it wins 🤷‍♂️

[@ALPHA12557]

Also undefeated in his duelling against Arabs, Sassinids and Romans, and a known frontliner. He is unmatched

[@tamazghaunion9158]

Germany '' you can't win a war when you fight on two fronts " Rashidun caliphate " hold my beer ,,, sorry i mean my water !!!

[@ridhoillahi2232]

hold my zam-zam

[@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ]

@GustavusAdolphus1 This is the army of Rashidun Caliphate if u know what means that, they are Muslims they dont drink alcohol.

[@قآھړآلْطۈآغڀٿ]

@@tamazghaunion9158 Thats irrelevant, thier past is not related to the topic and the event. They become Muslims already and look at your comment: u said Rashidun Caliphate you are talking about islamic period not pagans.

[@jionochi]

@GustavusAdolphus1 romans and sassanids had nothing left except larger army than the muslim. and a bunch of elephant

[@protector808]

Let's just appreciate the praise made in Tamazghas comment. His intention was only to show how badass they were in achieving those wins, beer was just modern slang reference, which he even clarified by turning it into water :)

[@danraf1562]

A Greek Muslim Jonah by name, suggested Khalid to chase the Byzantines after the three days of armistice agreed upon was over. He gave his services to guide Khalid through a short cut route to reach them as soon as possible. According to Muslim chronicles this Greek man Jonah was in love with a girl who was his fiancé and was to be married with him but when the Muslim army launched the siege of the city, the marriage was postponed until peace was restored. Frustrated with the long siege and delayed marriage Jonah came to Khalid and informed him about a weak post on the Wall of Damascus where that night security was to be weak. Khalid with other Muslim warriors climbed up the wall and opened the gates and the Muslim army positioned at the Eastern gate entered the city. Jonah's fiancé on hearing of his conversion to Islam broke the engagement and decided to move with the Byzantines to Antioch. This prompted Jonah once again to go to Khalid. The plan of Jonah was accepted by Khalid: they would launch a pursuit after three days, when the three days grace period was over. The Mobile Guard would dash out in pursuit and go at breakneck speed. On Jonah's suggestion it was decided that all would be dressed like local Arabs, so that any Roman units encountered on the way would mistake them for such and not intercept their movement. Due to a heavy downpour, the Byzantine convoy had dispersed on the plateau, seeking shelter from the weather, while their goods lay all over the place. So many bundles of brocade lay scattered on the ground that this plain became known as Marj-ud-Debaj, i.e. the Meadow of Brocade, and for this reason the action described has been named the Battle of Marj-ud-Debaj, or the Battle of Meadow of Brocade. Jonah and other scouts established the location of the convoy without being spotted and they brought back sufficient information for Khalid to plan his attack. Khalid personally killed Thomas (Son in Law of Emperor Heraclius) in a duel. After some more fighting, Roman resistance collapsed. Since the Muslims were too few to completely surround the Byzantine army and the fighting had become confused as it increased in violence, thousands of Byzantines were able to escape and make their way to safety. But all the booty and a large number of captives, both male and female, fell to the Muslims. According to a chronicle Jonah found his beloved. He moved towards her to take her by force; but she draw a dagger from the folds of her dress and killed herself. As she lay dying, Jonah sat beside her and swore that he would remain true to the memory of the bride he was not destined to possess, and would not look at another girl. When Khalid came to know about this he offered Jonah the daughter of Emperor Heraclius, the former wife of Thomas who died in the battle that day in a duel with Khalid. Jonah rejected the proposal. Jonah died a few years later in the Battle of Yarmouk.

[@m.thorton9305]

damn the onions...

[@RexoryByzaboo]

Abu Bakr: "Conquer just Leva-" Rashidun generals: *"INSTRUCTION UNCLEAR! CONQUER HALF OF BYZANTINE EMPIRE!"*

[@Eiad999]

@Ammar Hanafi What? he conquered so many lands

[@gabrielszohner6243]

no proof abu bakr even existed .

[@gabrielszohner6243]

@Saquib Khan NO i DON'T BELIEVE THINGS WITHOUT PROOF.....YOUR DUMB...GO READ ABOUT SOLOMON'S FLYING CARPET IN YOUR QURAN , OR MAYBE TALKING COWS....HEY i'M BEING NICE AND NOT MENTIONING THE SICK STUFF MUHAMMAD WAS NOT A REAL MAN .

[@RexoryByzaboo]

@Saquib Khan Well, but Umar did conquer intensively.

[@rainvast8982]

@@RexoryByzaboo he conquered when it's needed

[@universal_human9162]

3 years and I'm still watching the videos you guys upload 😄

[@user-up1hv5ez2q]

Arab general : The enemy outweighs us 3 -1 ! what shall we do!?? Khaled: Send a cavalry behind them to make sure that the enemy cant flee

[@MatriouseThaGod2k]

Stolen comment lol

[@fathishaker4900]

Brilliant comment. I laughed so much

[@emreinan7749]

That comment was mine! =D

[@aarenanas9214]

@@mzmi1422 talk about yourself, we like it.

[@مرماسالرويلي]

@@mzmi1422 we like nationalism

[@balkan1237]

Nobody ;Romans and Persians fights for 600 years Rashidun Caliphate: comes and end their game of rivaly in couple of years.

[@coolcat1530]

Nothing like a kill steal...

[@boono2912]

@Suspicious Ned Flanders Yeah, by a toddler who can't even walk properly! Because the caliphate was newly born.

[@ME911119]

@Suspicious Ned Flanders The persians and romans BOTH had an advantage in 1. Numbers 2. Military Experience 3. Wealth 4. Military Equipment 5. Logistics 6. Training 7. Fighting on their own land

[@tasinal-hassan8268]

Zoroscums suffer from an inferiority complex. That's why they think anything post-Islamic Persia has achieved was because of their ethnicity. What a bunch of diaspora leftovers.

[@Brian82406]

@@ME911119 Well, it's probably not as advantageous as you think. I doubt the level of training and military experience was actually that different. Both Empires were large enough to have to fight different enemy in different fronts while having internal strives at the same time. It is very likely that the training and experience of the troop Roman and Sassanian sent simply could not match the quality of Arabic tribal worriers until the battles in 636. On the top of it, Arabic leadership were simply more talented and daring than Roman and Sassanian.

[@DarkMaxStorm]

everyone is gangstar till khalid ibn alwalid emerges from the desert

[@MahoCan]

Just hear his name.

[@azizithelethargic9229]

@Tattle Boad what a strange conclusion of this conversation.

[@JohnDoe_51151]

@Tattle Boad Isn't Qatar one of the richest countries in the world?

[@captainsalif4752]

Indeed

[@alexvanmarle8253]

ever heard of vald te empaler haha

[@MohamedGamal-bb1qs]

Envoy: Cesar, good news, bad news. Roman commander : start with the good news?! Envoy : Our army outweighs the Muslims 4 to 1 Commander : and the bad news?! Envoy : Khalid Ibn Elwalid.

[@Lp-army1]

There was no battle that the Roman's outnumbered them 4 to 1 not even rome could muster a 4 to 1 advantage ever

[@muhammadeisa1459]

@@Lp-army1 Muslims love to exaggerate

[@BahanbakarSubsidi]

@@muhammadeisa1459 No worry man our sources is more reliable than others, and you will agree if you study and understand "mustalah alhadits". If not, yo will only become an ignorant fool.

[@sherifnabil50]

Fun fact about Battle of Yarmouk: The reason Khaled sent his cavalry units to block the path of escape on the final day of the battle is that he received reports from his scouts that a sandstorm is heading north from the dessert. Khaled knew arab bedouins being familiar with navigation through sandstorms would give them a decisive advantage against the Romans which outnumbered them 5 to 1. His strategy was to remain on the defensive until the sandstorm arrived. He knew the Romans could not handle the sandstorm because the wind was blowing in the direction of their faces while it would be to the backs of the Arabs. Once the sandstorm arrived, the Romans were blinded and panicked, and the Arabs went on a killing spree. The Romans that tried to escape through the bridge were met by the cavalry unit that sent them to their maker.

[@sidibouchrit]

This phenomenon happened also in many others battles ,specially in the Qadasiyya battle,which favored the outnumbered Muslims forces immensely, as it started in the third day ,when QaQa Ben Ameur with 700 troops went undetected through the enemies forces ,in order to kill Rostan and his entourage; The killing of Rostan precipitated the loss of morale in the ranks of the Persians Sassanids Zoroastrians forces!

[@MohsinRaza-uq2ow]

@@sidibouchrit Qaqa bin amr ra did the same manouver in battle of nehavand

[@sidibouchrit]

@@MohsinRaza-uq2ow , JZK for the info. ! I wish I have time to catch on all the intricacies of all the battles,that the early Muslims engaged in ! The SAHABAS (RA رضي الله عنهم ) were developed and trained , and taught discipline and myriads strategies by the last prophet and final messenger(Salutations and Blessings be upon him/صلى الله عليه وسلم ) !

[@MohsinRaza-uq2ow]

@@sidibouchrit Appreciated

[@lilo7741]

everyone can do that

[@a.g1985]

It’s mind boggling that the most underrated fewer people fought the two superpowers and the Arab rebellious at the same time and won! Even the alliance of the Sassanid and the Romans couldn’t stop them. I am also amazed by the courageous women that stoned their men to return and fight back while they were in a clear disadvantage. It’s nothing less than a miracle!

[@sidibouchrit]

MUHAMMED (صلى الله عليه وسلم/Salutations and Blessings be upon him), was truly the last prophet and final messenger; He was called the Ameen (trustworthy), and was neither a soothsayer,nor a poet, nor a magician,and nor a madman (ASTAGHFIRULLAH) ! Even what you stated is understated , as those early Arabs Muslims were fighting with much inferior war armors ; They had three things in their favors : 1: faith (Eman) in ALLAH (SWT/ سبحانه وتعالى ) , 2: Being the best fighters of that Era ,3: Their swift mobility

[@chiefrabbi6735]

This is because Allah was protecting them

[@TheBarser]

@@chiefrabbi6735 why did Allah abondon Muslims today?

[@chiefrabbi6735]

@@TheBarser they must be doing something wrong

[@الحمدللهسبحاناللهالعظيم-ذ6غ]

@@TheBarser God is always with us and has never left us, for He has mercy on us, consoles me, gives me of His great bounty and covers me with His mercy. Who are you on the day you speak of God?

[@nadjaforster6893]

No joke i didn't know about the existence of any of these people and now I feel ready to conquer half a continent.

[@justworship0570]

ps4 or ps5?

[@xrete]

@@justworship0570 lelelelelel

[@Aysevem]

You can only play Total war on PC

[@MaidenLover13]

Amazing VIDEO!!!! Never thought the early muslim expansion would be this interesting!! Amazing video, loved every minute of it!! Job well done

[@Driv3ItLikeUStoleIt]

One of the amazing things about Khalid's plans were that he was he such a strong believe that he'll win with the will of God that he takes horseman away from his outnumbered army to block fleeing soldier. Thanks for the details to all who worked on this video, truly an amazing work to put all this information and animation together

[@whatever-tp2ek]

"thats why he said may the eyes of the coward cant sleep"

[@sherifnabil9663]

There was a sandstorm in the dessert heading north and he knew about it. When the storm struck he knew the Arabs could see better in it and the Romans would flee. So he sent a cavalry unit and blocked the escape route to make sure he killed all of them.

[@tomolo2619]

**////////⚠️⚠️ Allah's prophets are named after another GOD⚠️⚠️ Has Allah forgotten his name or is he just an IDOL!⚠️⚠️//////////*** Why is it the unforgivable sin in Islam to confess " there is only one God and this is YHWH"" The Name Jesus means------------- **"YHWH SAVES "* Elijah means------------- --------------**" MY GOD IS YHWH"** John means ----------------------------**" YHWH has been gracious""** Zakariya means -----------------------**""YHWH has remembered""** **********are all prophets according to the Quran********

[@rrhh4749]

I had the same thoughts

[@Glebean]

by far an amazing amazing AMAZING video, as a professor of medieval warfare, this is something people should cherish, I'm going to buy Merch and hand it to my best students because this channel has helped so many of my students enjoy history and look forward to the lessons! Thank you Kings and Generals

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you, good sir!

[@mcchonky5709]

@@s.ii.5829 how?

[@VIP1G]

@@s.ii.5829 only haters say that because this is true the truth hurts my brother

[@VIP1G]

@@s.ii.5829 this is what you think i won't argue with you because that is useless you will not believe if i gave 100 evidence because you are mind washed

[@user-sl9lm3dy2s]

Muislm and proud from Egypt 🇪🇬❤️ thanks kings and Generals

[@Abdulrahman-tt2sf]

you Egyptians do have a great history . hope to see some of it in the next 2 episode how Egypt became Muslim

[@rockefeller1787]

trust me, when you scroll down on the comment section is all about "Khalid bin Waleed" what a great general and choosed to finally join the Muslims after several encounters fighting against the Muslims, i beleive there must something positively interesting about islam which left that brave heart (Khalid bin Waleed) surrendering...

[@detectivegenius9744]

read sirah then if u want to know

[@sauseman0922]

Not just that, it's full of people praising war in the name of God!