Battle of Mu'tah (629) | Khalid ibn Walid | Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) #4 - DOCUMENTARY

In this video, we'll be taking a closer look at the Battle of Mutah, one of the most significant battles in Islamic history. This battle took place in the year 629 CE, between the Muslim army and the combined forces of the Byzantine Empire and their Arab Christian allies.
Whether you're a student of history, a curious learner, or simply interested in the fascinating story of the Battle of Mutah, this video is sure to provide you with valuable knowledge and insights. So sit back, relax, and let's dive into the epic Battle of Mutah.
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[@observeandlearn]

Respect for the bravery and determination of the companions of the Prophet Peace be upon him 🫡 And respect to you brother for making such good and needed videos about the early muslim battles !

[@muhammadmohsin7659]

My All Time Favorite General And Commander Hazrat Khalid Bin Waleed (RA) May Allah Please With Him

[@rufaiguruboy7677]

What amazes the most is the ratio of casualties tho it was mediaval era war (mainly sword to sword). Muslims had lost only 12. 3 of them being commanders.

[@mn129d6]

Your channel is amazing keep up the good work brother. There isnt any other YT channel that makes videos about islamic war history like you.

[@HistoricBattles]

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[@raihanhossain2316]

​@@HistoricBattlesIs the white star prophet muhammad saw?

[@hannixf4iryy_]

@@raihanhossain2316 the one at madinah is prophet mohammed saw ) and the ones at war are the war leaders, zaid bin haritha, jafar bin abi talib, abdullah bin rawaha and khalid bin waleed

[@aymankhan_he]

Peace and blessings upon the mighty commander’s zayd bin haris r.a.,Jafar tayyar r.a , abdullah bin rawaha r.a and all soldiers martyred in mutah .

[@aymankhan_he]

@@ABC-wi6vt He was the commander in this battle too

[@aymankhan_he]

@@ABC-wi6vt True 🙌

[@abdullahfarishta]

*Butchered

[@muhammadsamir9726]

Mash’Allah الله أكبر

[@abumxn6286]

nice vid man

[@realABN]

Praise be to Allah

[@AbusufyanYusuf-q1u]

Always write peace be upon him un full

[@observeandlearn]

@@AbusufyanYusuf-q1u You are right brother, corrected it 👍 Jazakallah Khairan

[@abdusselammelikoglu4870]

This is very good

[@manix10ga]

Maa shaa Allah. Khalid ibn alwalid undefeated warrior undefeated commander

[@mustafasonmez24]

Allah subhanehu ihlasla beraber büyük hizmetler nasib buyursun.

[@abdisalamalasow]

Mashaa Allah

[@sebresludolf9611]

*MashAllah great video bro*

[@abdullahfarishta]

Why are Muslims being happy in the comment section? They lost this battle. They lost most of their commanders. They lost more men than the Romans did. And in the end, they achieved nothing. Nothing. And to top it all off, the Romans didn't actually have 200,000 men, They only had 7,000 to 10,000 men.

[@freddyinboat9081]

@@abdullahfarishta they think it was a tactical withdrawal because khalid used different flags to confuse the romans but it had no effect. the romans still fought them.

[@truthseeker7100]

9 SWORDS.

[@syededits2545]

Why haven't I this masterpiece channel🎉🎉😊

[@taahaomer5013]

How do u get the info of the battle or it is an imaginary stratergies

[@Hekima-TV]

its called history smartass

[@khurramshahbaz8032]

How many Muslims & Roman died in the Battle?? does anyone have the number

[@zeuswarrior1995]

Muslims : 12 Roman :3350

[@Arxyium]

@@zeuswarrior1995that's hard to believe at all.

[@MikeJones-fe3ye]

@@Arxyium You'd be surprised the miracles that were happening at the time.

[@Arxyium]

@@MikeJones-fe3ye i'm sorry man but 3k men won't inflict much casualties on a quote on quote "200k" according to Ibn Ishaq.

[@Raccool_the_Racoon]

@@zeuswarrior1995 Well it aint impossible cz muslims had defeated an army of 1000 well equiped men while muslims were only 313 and were very ill equiped, but there is a conflict in the numbe of Roman casualities and they can range anywhere from 100 to 3000

[@Alexander753.]

*_ROMA AETERNA!!!!!_*

[@mosaddagh]

The worst thing you can do at that time is to murder a messager i

[@atteindresiempredad]

Zayd was the son of the Prophet Muhammad by adoption.

[@maza5992]

Subbhanallah

[@mdsumon-kw8hv]

Masaallaha ❤

[@salmanulfaris7165]

Amazing, but don't add music. Add nasheeds instead. Subscribed

[@securedsolutions6277]

Chal oyeee

[@abuadam]

I couldn't understand anything you said, the voice not clear at all, with heavy accent

[@Aisha-bf4ey]

❤️❤️❤️

[@entixey]

Average christian w smoking on that pack 🚬

[@tqser]

most respectful and least immature christian keyboard warrior, there's a million just like you, actual robots 🤖

[@OlivierPoplin.5607]

genius

[@kajawiyan-z3]

I think the Mongol invasion of the Muslim wolrd reverse this, i commenting on someone who accusing our propeth Muhammad PUBH have no different with the Mongol, i said he is good and the Mongol is bad, but i think the Mongol mirrored early Muslim in the term of military achievement but they are evil. Maybe we can say that Early Muslim and Mongol have same feat but different in values. The Mongol have similar story when a small Mongol force attacking Merkit and being intercepted by Khwarazmshah

[@emrebilgi]

I'm very curious in one thing: How did the Muslim army ride the nearly 1000 km distance from Madina to Mutah and then all the way back? For such a ride, they would have had to to stop lots of times to replenish food and water. Yet, there no such locations of logistics at the time. Plus, only small numbers of troops were on camels. How did the majority infantry walk that huge distance? And then 3,000 fought an army of 100,000 or even 200,000? This whole battle seems a lot like a legend.

[@سبحانالله-ق5ل]

This is a fact and not a myth. Everything is written in the history of Muslims and the history of Christians, but the battle is real, but there is a slight difference between Islamic and Christian historical books.

[@سبحانالله-ق5ل]

Then they are killed for their belief, and they are soldiers of a prophet sent by God

[@nirzharrahman7185]

That time Muslims were eager to death in battle like we eager to live now. That made it possible.

[@Lol-hj4hq]

you should study the history bro, they reached Maan and rested and prepared for the upcoming battle, they did not immediately go to battle

[@christosnb8444]

​@@nirzharrahman7185maybe you right Halid are good warrior but not legendary person like Chengiz khan or Alexander or Tamerlan because this guys arw conquer many countries Alwxandwr spread hellinism Chengiz khan spread his dna.

[@prinzgaming322]

Romans WON the battle of Mu'tah not muslims

[@Uzunhesen]

Harp tarihi lan bu😅

[@abdusselammelikoglu4870]

Frist

[@md.shariqulreedoy5096]

Muslim army should have 5 time fewer in number than the Roman

[@mosaddagh]

3,000 vs 200,000

[@maxg8766]

Ibn Khaldun would say such a thing was not possible. ​@@mosaddagh

[@TwoFace798]

3,000 Vs 10,000-15,000

[@Arxyium]

@@mosaddagh💀

[@Arxyium]

@@mosaddagh200k is obviously an exaggeration, lower it a bit more to at least 30k or 50k on the Roman side and It's not a issue anymore.

[@1memur]

!

[@sedaqetekberova1647]

Flpfçg😊

[@ririkauwu7426]

the Romans still won