Muslim Conquest of Egypt 640 - Battles of Babylon and Heliopolis

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Kings and Generals animated historical animated documentary series on the Early Muslim Expansion continues with the beginning of the Muslim conquest of Egypt, as the rising Rashidun Caliphate continues its attacks on the Eastern Roman Empire. This episode will culminate with the battles of Babylon and Heliopolis
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[@KingsandGenerals]

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[@Τζει-ε5δ]

Congrats, Basileus!

[@sierresiete]

Hi

[@rj5848]

When you reach 2 million subs can you do a q and a video and face reveal plz

[@ArionRDAW]

You should start a hashtag and tweet at AMD. Maybe something like AMDforKings

[@knowledgedesk1653]

@@rj5848 ??

[@lyonvensa]

"Amr left the message unopened, moved into Egypt, and only then opened the letter" OUTSTANDING MOVE

[@GuderII]

Its called *the pro gamer movement*

[@ahmeddyasalkhwarizmi8783]

*Infinite IQ*

[@jugraj48]

left it on unread , texted umer after moving there ,ah sorry dude my internet was off

[@lyonvensa]

@Yunus - Jonah Real or not, it doesn't kill the joke~

[@yojan9238]

@Yunus - Jonah this is just a historical story.

[@Brahmdagh]

The soldiers in the fort were unaware that Amr understood their language, as he had been trading in Egypt for years.

[@ghostd69]

They were speaking latin...roman forced their lanuage..amr was speaking latin with them..there was many arab who know latin language

[@Brahmdagh]

@@ghostd69 Perhaps. But then again, being a former trader Amr must have understood Latin too.

[@mrmr446]

@@ghostd69 If not Coptic they would have spoken Greek, by then this was the official language of the empire

[@ghostd69]

@@mrmr446 But egyptian know the language of latin..since they were under roman empire..the language was official at egypt

[@ericponce8740]

@@ghostd69 Or Amr spoke may have spoken Greek. Alexandria was a Greek speaking city.

[@muhammadfateh2747]

When seeing the documentary of kings and generals I don't know why the time go so fast

[@theevilrat2]

@Al Barbarī general kenobi

[@mandinka_language_and_proverbs]

Khalid on his death bed '' I witnessed such and such battles, and there is no place on my body the sizeof a handspan that has not received a blow from a sword or been pierced by an arrow or spear. But here I am, dying on my bed as a camel dies. May the cowards never prosper.:''

[@Ahadun_ahd]

proceeds to die standing...!!! (May Allah be pleased with him)

[@hmm7783]

He wanted to die in battle. I get emotional every time I think about him.

[@DeltaTBP]

One of the greatest for sure.

[@RexoryByzaboo]

His victories must be painful for him.

[@abdurrahmanmuhammadfikrira6994]

it's not he's unhappy to die in bed, but he really wanted to die as syuhada'...

[@NYCfrankie]

Best history channel on KZbin

[@jflynn9081]

Historia civilis gang

[@syedwaizuddin]

Undoubtedly

[@vaevictis5878]

Eh invicta and the history guy are really good also

[@A_Shanto]

@@vaevictis5878 but all his videos only about Romans

[@kioyertio8217]

I aggree اوافق

[@katmannsson]

I dont know why I love this quote so much but holy shit do I love this quote "Khalid you have done what no other man has done; but it's not the people who do; it is Allah Who does"

[@iqbal4625]

@मै हिन्दू लंड पुजारी शिवलंड otherwise he would be worship by the people and the soldiery, and it will endanger the pureness of Islam, which is to worship only Allah. Just like some country where they have many gods, all with their craziness and stupidity. And In the long run, that is also a masterfull move, because it preserve the motivation and momentum of the conquest and promoting a new cadre of generals.

[@LordHellRaiserr]

@मै हिन्दू लंड पुजारी शिवलंड Well this is what you think bro. Not Khalid.

[@yojan9238]

@मै हिन्दू लंड पुजारी शिवलंड says who? The idolators?

[@ashfan80]

Happy endings: Allah grants Umar and Khalid paradise as neighbours of the Prophet.

[@أمةالإسلامالمتحدة]

@JM On the authority of Ibn Omar - may God be pleased with them both - he said: Omar Ibn al-Khattab - may God be pleased with him - wrote to the soldiers: “Do not kill a woman or a boy.” And among the commandments of ( Caliph Abu Bakr ) to the princes of the army: “ Do not kill a woman, or a boy, or an old age, and do not cut down fruit trees, do not destroy a crowd, and do not spit a sheep or camel except for food, and do not drown palm trees and do not burn them, and do not boil. ” - Ibn Katheer said in his book 📚 Irshad al-Faqih (2/320): This was narrated on the authority of Abu Bakr in many ways.

[@44ahmed35]

When he was close to death, Khalid said: "When Umar demoted me, I felt bad in my heart, but now I realized that what Umar had done was right! Because Umar only wanted good for the believers, I have nothing in my heart for Umar Ibn Khattab." “I have witness more than a hundred battles and marches in my lifetime; there is no spot in body which was not hit with a sword, an arrow, or stabbed by a spear. And I am now dying on my bed, in spite of what I was willing; may the eyes of the cowards never sleep.”

[@Gio-xy3vx]

Khalid and Allah had sex and gave birth to bin laden.

[@mrpeanut6267]

@@Gio-xy3vx l hope this is a joke

[@Haiofhqnnetula]

@@Gio-xy3vx You got the whole squad laughing.

[@syedazam2568]

@@Gio-xy3vx This is the kind of words that Jesus Father and the Apostles taught you. Marvellous

[@richhistory6085]

@@Gio-xy3vx I heard luke was killed while shitting

[@not_suspicious]

“Egypt is the richest of lands, and weakest of defending itself” *Sad Mongol sounds*

[@muhammadluqman993]

Ooofff, now that's painful !!!

[@suspiciousmind192]

* Mongol left the chat *

[@Emilechen]

from Chinese perspective, Egyot has saved Arab world honor fourth times, Ayubid against Crusaders, Mameluk against Mongols, Ali against Ottoman, Modern Egypt against Isreal,

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

​@@Emilechen right .. prophet Mohammed peace be upon him said: (Be good for Egyptians, for they will be of help to you in the cause of Allah) .. he was right And also, Egypt destroyed the US plan of making it a democracy country in the so called Arab Spring hahaha

[@mohammadmehdi1960]

@@Emilechenwhy ali ,he was fighting muslims

[@amrnabil1610]

I am proudly named like millions of Egyptian after Amr Ibn El-As the great Commander and Companion of the Prophet (AS), he was such a genius and skilled man. The favour of all Muslims of Egypt since 641 till the Judgement day is for him! Thanks Kings and generals for this amazing video and I can't wait for more Muslim conquests videos.

[@Onlyme2015]

Yes true. Amr (not Umar) is a common name in Egypt. B/c Egyptians name their boys after Amr Ibn El-As

[@eliyonmilo9297]

و النبى يا عم تتلهى بلا عمرو بلا عمر

[@Onlyme2015]

@@eliyonmilo9297 لم افهم تعليقتك. ارجوا ان تشرح

[@Onlyme2015]

Alhumdillah for Amr who opened Egypt and kicked the Romans out. Egyptians are very nice and kind ppl. Our prophet told the early Muslims that they would entered Egypt and told them to be nice to the ppl. Im ur bro from Saudia

[@awatifsabry8875]

​@@Onlyme2015 Umar and Amr are very popular names in Egypt not just Amr

[@nizamulmulk7447]

*"what a bad leader iam ,if iam full and the people are Hungry"* *Caliph Umer*

[@isyraf9989]

He even afraid what happened to him in afterlife if there is bad thing happened to his people while today leaders and politician don't even care and scare about what they did to peoples.

[@kaykhosrow3263]

He was bad leader who ordered genocide of Persians, he was assassinated by a Persian because of his atrocities against humanity. He burnt every book of Iranians and now their history is taught by Romans and archeology. Crimes against humanity committed by early islam.

[@Omegaeon1]

@@kaykhosrow3263 you lost get over it.

[@nizamulmulk7447]

@@kaykhosrow3263 *I can understand your pain*

[@nizamulmulk7447]

@@kaykhosrow3263 _ഓടടാ കണ്ടം_🏃 വഴി

[@TheUnslanderable]

The Arab expansion was stunningly quick, very impressive for such a young army!

[@criostaneos1390]

well the ERE and the persians almost destroyed each other in their wars before this and + a huge plague rampaged across the roman lands before which weakened even more the roman the ERE. Its not really a surprise.

[@dannyal2191]

@@criostaneos1390 lol that plague killed most of the Prophets companions. It affectedee arabs more you idiot, stop your excuses.

[@ploxone8371]

Supernatural forces took part of the agenda.

[@CaesarDicax]

@@criostaneos1390 Still they were superpowers. It's like some Arab tribesmen defeat USA after war in Vietnam. or After WW2.

[@RexGalilae]

Young and small army, might I add

[@liban4679]

As Umar said no mother will bear another Khalid, Khaild deserve entire serie just for him, starting before Islam and after his last battle 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@yojan9238]

Yes.

[@emirselman3984]

Abu Bakr*

[@emirselman3984]

@Al Barbarī When did he fall out with Abu Bakr?? I think you got Umar and Abu Bakr mixed up in some of your historical recollections. It was Umar who had a fall out with Khalid bin Walid due to the Malik Ibn Nuwayra incident. Abu Bakr took Khalid's side. Though, he may not have shown his full potential under Abu Bakr, Abu Bakr deployed him against the rebels and murtadeen and Khalid showed himself to be a very capable commander. The quote "Women will never give birth to children like Khalid bin Walid again" is ascribed to Abu Bakr.

[@addictedtragedy2788]

It was abu bakar siddique r.a

[@saimkhanafridi]

@@addictedtragedy2788 Abu Bakr Siddiq RA

[@apalahartisebuahnama7684]

7:23 Umar: "no you can't just invade Egypt now, it's to risky" Amr: "lemme see what kind of technicalities i can use here"

[@nasifalfarabi290]

Excellent script work. Specially the encounter of Khalid Ibn Waleed (RA) and Caliph Umar (RA) in 638 AD as "When the two formidable men come face to face.." Thank you for illustrating such a brief yet informative piece of muslim history with beautiful presentation.

[@naasifawan8486]

First person who has the same name as me

[@muhammadnaufaltaqi3805]

Khalid: Suffering from success

[@hududiyya]

lmaoooo

[@hududiyya]

if only dj khalid was as cool

[@sudarmaji77]

lol accurate

[@aarifboy]

Most people talk like fools and have no knowledge, Umar was very severe on his relatives i.e., cousins and sons. Khalid was one of Umar's cousins, if Umar had turned a blind eye on Khalid's mistakes like previous Caliph Abu Bakr, people would have blamed him that he favors his family lol. There is no question of jealousy or people worshipping Khalid, these r just lame excuses. Had I been a caliph instead of Umar, I wud hav treated my family more severely than Umar did hehe.

[@RexoryByzaboo]

He is severely wounded from his campaigns, yeah. Painful victories.

[@mohammedkareem9972]

I'm crying because how Sahaba was (fearless, taqwa, strategy, respect for Khalifa)

[@md.ridoanpasha5099]

And How lazy we are and living a lavish life!

[@حسينمانوس]

Splitting blood was in my mind unnecessary in Khalid bin Waleed battles

[@smoughottet4774]

@@حسينمانوس what do you mean, what will you di? kiss your enemies?

[@karimmoorad4128]

Most empires are able to conquer in their early stages bcz of discipline and unity. Once they become powerful they are plagued with arrogance, disunity and indiscipline and they die

[@videospride8439]

Very true except China. 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@PrimusGladius]

@@videospride8439 I would personally consider the dynasties to be distinct Chinese empires. And even though they were only completely conquered by external forces twice, each time the conquerors (mostly) assimilated anyway.

[@johnrambo2706]

To that I must agree. Wise words to be honest

[@EternalVirgin]

How to sum up CK2's Muslim Rulers' Decadence mechanic:

[@azzzanadra]

@@EternalVirgin how to sum up all civilizations

[@sofianee3580]

The peak of Islamic Caliphate was when: Umar ibn al Khattab was the Caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib his Right-hand man Khalid ibn al walid his General

[@abdulrehman-md1nx]

yes and then maviyah came fought the caliph of time destroyed the momentum and established his dynasty.non muslims should appreciate maviyah

[@abdulrehman-md1nx]

@Yunus - Jonah well same applied to maviyah .he spoked bad of sahbah and caliph umar and ali r.a.if u want i can prove from bukhari and muslim

[@Requeim4Hope]

@@abdulrehman-md1nx when I see comments defend maviyah and yazed , I understand why isis were created, I mean what in God's name they are thinking? Do they actually support those criminals who killed prophet Mohammed Household and his companions ?

[@abdulrehman-md1nx]

@@Requeim4Hope i am a sunni as well.even do rafadain in prayer .so more like wahabi.but i completely understand the motives behind maviyah's action.there are hadith in bukhari and muslim in this regard. i love ahlebait(a.s). most people had been just brainwashed by their sects.just be muslims

[@Requeim4Hope]

@@abdulrehman-md1nx what is rafadain ? Can you translate it to English

[@Michael-kd1ho]

Bishop Cyrus : Sits for months with twenty thousand men "besieged" by four thousand. Also Cyrus : He was not a military man.

[@MrNeosantana]

Arab light and medium cavalry had a huge advantage against the Byzantine medium infantry.

[@KRAK107]

4000 highly motivated, hardened and experienced Men, my friend.

[@kevinclass2010]

Sieges are not fun [citation needed]

[@PrimusGladius]

The Muslims had mobility, discipline, battle hardiness and cunning on their side. This is the case for pretty much the entirety of these conquests. If the Romans had even above average command competence they may have figured a way to surprise or outflank the encamped Muslims and drive them off before reinforcements arrived. It is frequent throughout military history for the victor in battle to be the proactive one who forces his foe to respond to him and to fight on his terms.

[@liamjm9278]

@@KRAK107 And yet 4,000 was not enough.

[@MuhammadAhmad-pl4sj]

“I have sought martyrdom in a hundred battles and here I am, dying in my bed as cattle die. May the eyes of cowards never sleep.” -Khalid bin Walid's last words

[@youssefzidan281]

in shame? are you sure he said that?

[@MuhammadAhmad-pl4sj]

@@youssefzidan281 He wanted to die as a martyr. But could not. But I don't know the exact quote and got this bit from the Internet. Maybe you're right. I'll edit this bit out. Thanks for the heads up.

[@youssefzidan281]

@@MuhammadAhmad-pl4sj and thanks for your edition :)

[@georgephilip1966]

What a violent religion.

[@holykingdom7660]

Khalid was victim of his own success. Umar wasn't joking around he was also banning Leaders of cities from doing any activities outside governance and from using their authorities in any way of form to benefit themselves or their relatives. any mistake even not intentionally was always dealt with by dismissing them no matter how pious or important the individual is. Umar was only pleased of humble and hard working leaders and he wasn't taking or accepting any excuses. He called Amr to Medina and humiliated him in front of the Muslim council after his son beaten an Egyptian citizen and telling him that he is the son of the governor, Umar further asked the Egyptian who was present to beat both Amr and his son and to start by hitting Amr with Umar's personal stick but the latter refused to hit but the one who beaten him and further more Umar kept on insisting to continue hitting when the man was beating the son of Amr without the latter resistance. These are just some examples of the justice of Umar.

[@nizamulmulk7447]

Umer ibn Abdul Aziz as well

[@mrpeanut6267]

@@nizamulmulk7447 I don't think umar abdul aziz was strict like Umar Al-Khattab .

[@syedazam2568]

Suffering from Success

[@mohammadmehdi1960]

@@mrpeanut6267 for me umar ibn abdel aziz was better

[@jetli2086]

@@mohammadmehdi1960 dude this Caliph we are talking about , this is the companion of the Prophet this man . This man was par none

[@faisalnadeem7621]

"May the eyes of cowards never sleep." Khalid Sword of Allah

[@noone7692]

Why early muslims were soon much racist and hateful cos islam was hate

[@ltchyface]

@@noone7692 Islam abolished slavery/racism, our muathan(the one who calls for the prayer) was an Ethiopian black slave, look at his position now, he was uplifted by Islam and respected immensely. You need to read more on the matter, may Allah (God) the most high guide you, ameen

[@noone7692]

@@ltchyface did prophet Muhammed called Ethiopians raisin heads?

[@oneman80840]

@@noone7692 lol his son was Ethiopian.. he was given an example if your leader has hair like dried raisins and skin dark like the sky you should still respect them and follow them as your leaders.

[@ltchyface]

@@noone7692 give me the source/context

[@AbeSensei-j3s]

Sahaba or prophet’s companions are the best generation of muslim, as the prophet admitted it.

[@mohking5007]

Yes it's true

[@mohammedsalem403]

@Vinnie P FALSE Claim😁😁...Did they conquer the WHOLE KNOWN world?.. Answer:NO, The WESTERN &MODERN colonizers did...every nowday country has its own history of colonizer atrocities ..among people, culture & wealth... Can you even have the ability to deny that???!! If yes, congratulations .. welcome to the wide family of lyers 😑😑😑

[@mohammedsalem403]

@JM complete the sentence..be honest and reveal the complete fact.. Demolarized by the colonizers..

[@Kazakhpyn95]

Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon the Prophet

[@fulltimetravelersftt2232]

That's what a Great Leader Does. He sent reinforcement instead of rebuking his commander

[@F22onblockland]

Amr: Cmon Umar, lets go, in and out, 20 minute adventure. *Gets stuck in a grueling siege*

[@GuderII]

Lol

[@mrpeanut6267]

Nice joke bro

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

Success is greatest when difficulties arise that you did not anticipate and are preparing for

[@aladinsura121]

Is that a rick and morty reference?

[@uzairejaz9552]

His way of telling about history is soo good and accurate

[@GarroStudio]

Devin has a voice that could make angels weep.

[@chrismorris6865]

He has a great speaking voice.

[@freetube5304]

Of all Muslim Conquest, the Conquest of Egypt was the most swiftest and complete.

[@freetube5304]

@@jason4275 humans have been paying tax in one form or another since time memorials, they had their own law, the Muslims had to pay their own obligatory tax(Zakat) and the Christians were exempt from military service. And even after 1400 years, At least over 10millions Coptic Christians still live in Egypt. Can't say the same about Christian rule over non-christian subject.

[@eca3101]

That’s because the Muslim invasion of Egypt was done in collaboration with the Egyptian people who really despised the Byzantine Empire, and were only a few years prior a province of the Persian empire briefly. This is largely because Egypt was following the Coptic Church, whereas Syria and Iraqi Christians were largely Greek orthodox and followed the lead of the emperor and therefore did not despise the Byzantine Empire and collaborate with the caliphate

[@eca3101]

@@freetube5304 Also what you have said about the Jizya is false my friend. Egyptian‘s were still drafted into the military even if they were Christian. Saladin famously executed a Christian regiment of his military in retaliation for a crusader execution of a Muslim captured regiment, which obviously was not popular with the Christian population of Egypt which then had a revolt in the south. Furthermore, orthodox Christians already paid a tax similar to the zakat to the church that was actually hire, it rained from between 5 to 10%. So the Muslim tax on the Christian Egyptian‘s made it even more burdensome, it didn’t even relieve them of military service, it was a tax to a religious organization a.k.a. the caliphate they didn’t even believe in, and was essentially a protection racket tax because if they refuse to pay they would have to either convert or die

[@freetube5304]

@@eca3101 Saladin executed Captured crusader prisoners of war not Coptic soliders. what Saladin and the crusaders did was their own political agenda it doesn't go with ethics of Islam or Christianity. And those Egyptians that were in the army were exempt from taxes.

[@mustafarehman1580]

@@jason4275 Even Roman's use to collect Taxes from them and Jizyia was less compared to that Every empire Used collect Taxes even Muslims had to Pay zakat which non Muslims weren't supposed to pay in turn they were never demanded to fight in battles, Muslims were obligated to protect them.

[@KudratNurmatov]

I agree with commenters here - absolutely the best history channel on KZbin! And great respect to the authors for correctly calling one side of the battle “Romans” (as they called themselves), instead of calling them “Byzantians” as countless historians still call them.

[@valentinstoyanov304]

The entire story of the early muslim expansion is absolutely fascinating! It's one of the most amazing stories in the human history. But where are these leaders and thinkers today? How did these spirit and fervor vanish not to return for over a millennium? I am sure that everyone who watched the video has these questions in his/her mind...

[@tokasab8684]

We do not wonder because the Prophet told us that it will return one day, and the son of Mary will be among us

[@troooooper100]

The Prophet (ﷺ) said: The people will soon summon one another to attack you as people when eating invite others to share their dish. Someone asked: Will that be because of our small numbers at that time? He replied: No, you will be numerous at that time: but you will be scum and rubbish like that carried down by a torrent, and Allah will take fear of you from the breasts of your enemy and last enervation into your hearts. Someone asked: What is wahn (enervation). Messenger of Allah (ﷺ): He replied: Love of the world and dislike of death.

[@Onlyme2015]

Western schools proposally dont teach Islamic history fearing that ppl may convert to Islam.

[@troooooper100]

@@Onlyme2015 they do teach Islamic history but just as much they teach histories of other religions. Western syllabus tend to focus on Greeks the most and pretty sure it's not out of fear but rather due to influence they find between current state of western societies and Greek.

[@wtalkie]

Brewing under the ashes

[@НемањаЂорђевић-э4ц]

Arab generals were effective, fast and furious, and their tactics are impressive

[@sankarchaya]

were they ... 2 fast 2 furious?

[@samuelhandsome9302]

They living in the desert and mountainous area I must says they were hard people also they been trading with their enemies before in before Muslim and pre-Muslim era they know their enemies, the prove is in mecca before Islam there was many different religions before Islam the Jews, Christian, Arab pagan, Babylonian religion and even Hellenistic religion

[@imipareraudoamne9404]

I must says their general khalid al walid most effective leader fighting sassanian and byzantine at same time

[@Malomatebya]

General Khalid is one of the best tacticians in the history

[@Th3Mavr1ck]

@@sankarchaya Slow and Calm Arabian Drift

[@IndianArmy-hd2vz]

Make a video on Ummayid campaigns in India and pakistan. Love these history videos

[@mohammedsulaiman5566]

Yes the 16 yr old commander mohammed bin qasim conquered it

[@IndianArmy-hd2vz]

@@mohammedsulaiman5566 Only sindh and multan(pakistan) They were defeated by the indian empire of gujjar pratihara in the battle of rajathan 738 and many more. Gujjar pratihara even captured sindh for some time.

[@mohammedsulaiman5566]

@Beloved of the Gods that’s why muslim ruled it for 800 yrs??😂

[@IndianArmy-hd2vz]

@@mohammedsulaiman5566 Hail Raja Mihir bhoja ❌☪️❌ ✔🕉✔

[@IndianArmy-hd2vz]

@@iameerhamza Ummayid were destroyed by early rajputs.

[@aminassic7480]

Omar wanted to prove that the victories came from God not from Khalid and even without Khalid those victories will continue.

[@aminassic7480]

@Kingdom of Nubia I am Muslim, and I confirm that God was not with Arabs that days. Muslim warriors in the period of The Caliph Omar fought for heaven but Arab armies in the war of six day were fighting for Dictators and salaries.

[@aminassic7480]

@Kingdom of Nubia Muslim warriors at that time were not angels

[@aminassic7480]

You should learn about the commandments of the prophet Muhammad in war. To see that Islam is a religion of peace. And you can also ask your self why did the Mangols converted into Islam if Islam is spread by sword??

[@badreddinebelabed9156]

He was just afraid that the Warriors would become more loyal to Khalid so demoted him, it was all about power and to keep the centralized rule.

[@aminassic7480]

@Kingdom of Nubia Slavery at that time was a tradition and a norm in all wars and an independent economy. In America, a civil war broke out because of the emancipation of slaves, and the Prophet’s plan was to free the slaves in a smooth manner. The Prophet Muhammad pardoned the murderer of his uncle Hamza and Hind who tore the heart of his uncle and ate his liver. The Prophet Muhammad fought against those who attacked him and defended himself, even if it was a bloody truth as you claim, he did not pardon the residents of Makkah who fought him and deserted him away from his people. In the Battle of Badr, he freed the prisoners from the Quraysh in exchange for teaching the Muslims to write and read. When the Prophet Muhammad entered Medina, he approved the first constitution in the world that protects the rights of non-Muslims, allowing Jews and Christians to practice their beliefs in a normal manner. The conclusion is that the twenty-first century concepts of freedom, human rights and democracy should not be applied to medieval concepts where murder, slaughter and servitude are a culture and a sign of strength and awe

[@emperorkaido8539]

the first youtube ch to make detailed videos about the islamic conquest

[@kanoteam]

the fact that Khaled never lost a war is actually very interesting as the prophet Muhammed PBUH called him "the sword of god"

[@shanezhang8277]

Um what does PBUH mean?

[@kanoteam]

@@shanezhang8277 Peace Be Upon Him

[@abdullahalharbi6147]

I am arab myself from Madina and I learn so many new things from your videos keep up the good work bro

[@naser766]

هو يقصد ان الفاتحين قت لو المصريين؟

[@sirunklydunk8861]

Khalid: wins amazing victories against the two largest superpowers in the area without losing a battle Umar: You’re fired!!

[@arawn1061]

@quotetheraven90 cries in Surena

[@swarnankaroy7706]

@quotetheraven90 only persians

[@aleksapetrovic6519]

I've read this in Trump voice.

[@ahmedmehmood8462]

@Rahman Rahman Thought he was fired because he get killed a prisoner of war who had betrayed the Muslims an married his widow so when news about this reached Umar (rahimullah) he fired him.??

[@mohsinwaqar1224]

@زكرياء بكوري no he wasn't hazrat umar and hazrat Khalifa were cousins

[@kampua4life]

Her: There he goes again thinking about other girls Him: Hmm how did the Muslims conquer Egypt?

[@graemewood750]

😂😂 lmao

[@Annemarie_case143]

as long as you are not thinking about other girl, it's all good... LOL 🤣🤣

[@kanoteam]

they didn't conquer us but freed us from the roman empire enslaving and killing us

[@sultanmehmetconquerorofcon3488]

@@kanoteam like the ottoman empire protected Arabia

[@kanoteam]

@@sultanmehmetconquerorofcon3488 not only the Arabian peninsula it protected the whole middle east from being invaded by the crusaders many times

[@waleedaboalzhraa5987]

Amer was one of the greatest generals, that is overlooked in history.

[@faishaalbaderim._1394]

@@mzs114 they both are one of the best

[@mandinka_language_and_proverbs]

Behind every good student there's a good teacher, Thanks *king&general* for always updating us with quality videos.

[@drakonos79]

thats true. one example : Scipio Africanus. his 'mentor' was Hannibal.

[@yehiaalshehri1006]

Famous Umar quote " When did you start enslaving people, when their mothers gave birth to them free?" The story of the coptic egyptian citizen with Amr ibn al as's son

[@mohammedsalem403]

By the way,this story is fabricated ...but Umar is Umar ,he has plenty of events that shows his justice among his citizens of Caliphate

[@reefmohammad5374]

@@mohammedsalem403 How did you know is fabricated ? This quote from the book "Mustadrak as saheehayn" this book compile 6 book of Authentic hadith by Hakim Nishapuri work in islamic golden age during the abbasid caliphate

[@zkatom3773]

@@reefmohammad5374 Nothing is authentic from Islam lmao.

[@ungaaatioo2359]

@@zkatom3773 go and cry in the corner

[@zkatom3773]

@@ungaaatioo2359 Why?

[@mohamedrashdan5614]

You know its over when the arab cavalry is behind you

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

Muslims * It is not the history of the Arabs, it is the history of the Muslims. They won because they are Muslims and not because they are Arabs.

[@mohnadxm]

@MSA3D A of course they was arabs .. but where is the Arab glory before Islam!?.. they was fight as Muslims not arab.

[@loftilhan4868]

@MSA3D A I can guarantee you now, if you have the chance to ask them whether they would prefer to be called an Arab army or a Muslim army, they would have chosen the latter without the slightest hesitation.

[@loftilhan4868]

@MSA3D A My friend, you can call them whatever you want but in the end the term THEY, these muslim warriors, would prefer to be referred to as is MUSLIM, you understand? Your race does not signify anything, it is your faith. They would prefer to be referred to by an adherent of their faith rather than their race. That is the main reason why they go to jihad and how fearless they are during wars.

[@Bellasrius]

@MSA3D A they weren’t all Arab the vast majority was of course because they were in Arabia but among the sahaba (companions) of the prophet Muhammad pbuh there was ,assyrians Coptics, Abyssinians,Pashtuns, Kurds, etc

[@proudtobeamuslim10]

I am Egyptian Muslim and proud of the Sahaba Ahadun Ahad☝☝

[@Muslimfighter952]

🥰🥰🥰

[@seeker9597]

Iranian and proud of the Sahaba!

[@proudtobeamuslim10]

@@seeker9597 Ma Shaa Allah

[@nordland2299]

Deus Vult

[@Muslimfighter952]

@@nordland2299 Khalid Bin Al Waleed, Arp Arsalan and Salah Adeen.

[@jeremyday9056]

Really nice to see some history on the early Muslim conquests. Later battles (especially during the crusades) are a dime a dozen. But these are lesser known (to the western world at least) and really interesting to learn. Great videos always!

[@aijazahmad1829]

One of the best pages in KZbin ❤️ "Kings and Generals" it deserves much more.

[@randommuslim2149]

I see that the person who made those videos took time to study and learn about the events not like others. Its good to watch unbiased content.

[@th0r_0dinson]

Amr Ibn Al-As: So anyway I started conquesting....

[@midoelshafaey8026]

Omar feared that the Muslims will think that victory only comes with Khalid ... Not that they will worship him !! please correct that

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

I am very happy that Egypt is a muslim country , proud of them ياليت المصريين يعرفون وش كثر هم عظماء وخدموا الأمة الاسلامية عبر التاريخ فعلا فخورة فيكم يا فخر العرب والعالم كله

[@Muslimfighter952]

@मै हिन्दू लंड पुजारी शिवलंड yes.

[@chocolate6315]

@ZOHAIR AHMED wtf

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

@ZOHAIR AHMED do not believe what they say, the USA is christan and white, Egypt is muslim and Arab.

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

@ZOHAIR AHMED ancient egypt is gone forever.

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

@ZOHAIR AHMED hmm most people are stupid so i do not think they will stop believing in gods, gods are the most smart thing human ever thought about, it make them feel safe and happy. sorry to tell you the truth but religions will never leave our world, it was not logic before.

[@Mohammed-nn3ts]

No cevilians killed, no act of thiffting, no trees cut, no city burned, no woman raped, no places of worshiping defiled, never force islam on others.

[@mohammedhamdan5658]

💯 The Romans were oppression to The north Africans and they was second class in their own country And if it was Muslims even worse For the people who have become Muslim in north Africa the war was self-defense 4 Muslims In Arabia and middle east and North Africa From the Romans the Persians at the time

[@williamsmith8790]

@@mohammedhamdan5658 Not even a little accurate.

[@gypsyguy40]

Sack and destruction of ctesiphon? The destruction and smelting of colossus of rhodes?

[@aymen1259]

For someone who loves history like me, watching this video was bordering on ecstatic. Stunningly wonderful.

[@muhammetemindincer9577]

"If a wolf hunts a sheep near the river tigris, Asks for it to Umar in the afterlife, the divine justice" Hz. Umar r.a.

[@muhammetemindincer9577]

@Yunus - Jonah Sure? I made an inverted sentence there. Are you a native English speaker?

[@muhammetemindincer9577]

@मै हिन्दू लंड पुजारी शिवलंड Here is the original version: Dawud ibn Ali reported: Umar ibn al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, said, “If a lost sheep under my care were to die on the banks of the Euphrates, I would expect Allah the Exalted to question me about it on the Day of Resurrection.” Source: Ḥilyat al-Awliyā’ 137

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Kinda sadistic for those pikes on the walls to just stare down as their comrades are being minced...

[@fedda9999]

them: haha die, trash

[@abdallaha92]

It wasn't like they had a choice. It's either watch in sadness or try to run out and get everybody killed

[@jax2728]

@@fedda9999 hehe flanking manouver go brr

[@peppiping]

@@royriley6282 Bullshit. Almost every soldier back then fought for wealth, whether it be land or money. The Byzantines were still way more advanced at this time and they weren't decaying, just over extended.

[@morceen]

@@joeroganstrtshots881 Out lasted where they belonged, Greek lands, besides they were too poor to launch any type of campaigns, they lost Egypt and the Levant, the actual productive regions of the empire, the word empire doesn't fit here, only Constantinople lasted. Also you're totally wrong, I will happily tell you that the Abbasid Caliphate was officially dissolved when the Ottomans occupied Cairo, about a century after they conquered Constantinople aka out lasted the last Greek city state of Constantinople that just survived by signing peace treatments and paying the Jizya (nothing close to an empire), and both the Moroccan and Omani empires were ruled by Arab dynasties and Morocco's royalty were declared a Caliphate that ruled parts of north and west Africa and south west Europe way before the Ottomans, and the last Arab empire Oman that ruled most of the coastal lines and islands of east Africa, south Asia, Arabian sea islands and Indian Ocean islands lasted even after the declaration of the modern Greek state for decades. So not really, it's just that your educational systems are too sad to teach you enough to know that, I bet you all here are fid with orientalist trash and were only taught European history + some biblical fantasies about Arameans, ancient Egyptians, Babylonians and Canaanites and were taught to exaggerate Europe's actual position, which was nothing compared to other civilizations in the medieval ages and dust compared to ancient civilizations, also I bet you think the dark ages is a global thing, while it's just European, China and the Arabs & allies had their golden ages at that time, Europe became a thing during the colonization and around 100bce for a while of time. A westerner and a western influenced should only start a discussion with a fellow westerner or western influenced.

[@haydmooge7070]

Not only is Kings & General a great history channel but it has enhanced my vocabulary and grammar. My everyday use of English language has significantly improved since i started watching

[@Galland780]

Aww hecc yeah. I just watched the Mandalorian Finale and now this? It's a great day to be alive. Thank the maker!

[@AnzExplorer]

What’s is mandalorian finale of

[@Galland780]

@@AnzExplorer you should watch it yourself if you haven't

[@AnzExplorer]

Where can I see it ?

[@Galland780]

@@AnzExplorer Disney plus

[@kareemelmasry6571]

It can't get more exciting than this. Your videos are just stunning!

[@اسلمتلربالعالمين]

Now that's the true reason for dismissing Khalid, not because of Jealousy as a previous episode said

[@aloka1997]

It's cool to watch one of your favorite history KZbin channels showing a battle that took place 10 mins away from your House, I am from Cairo Egypt specifically from this Rauda island, and even the Babylon Fortress is only a one metro station("Mar Girgis" station) away from me or I can walk it, More interestingly I still live in the same house that my grandfather and grand mother lived in, This island is home for many monuments, and it is mentioned a lot in history, The mamluks of Bahri dynasty originally settled on it at the castle of Al-Rodah, which was built by the Ayyubid Sultan "Al-Malik al-Salih Najm al-Din Ayyub" (the nearest metro station to me is called "Al-Malik al-Salih") in order to house his mamluks. its cool that in Muslim ages we had kings and dynasties of rulers who were originally slaved (Mamluk means owned) and then they ruled countries from Egypt for centauries, The Rauda island is mentioned a lot in history, even though Only recently did the island begin to become overwhelmed by people and buildings and become a vital residential neighborhood, and you can even notice that from Google earth maps, and interestingly my father's grandfather from his mother was from the first people to start building modern tall Residential Buildings in it, Lastly My name is "Aly Shorosh", and I am a Muslim from Egypt and have some ancestors from my father's mother branch from Damietta Governorate which is near from Pelusium, and some ancestors from my mother branch from Arabia and part of them are directly related to prophet Muhammad (Arabs are very good in tracking ancestors my grand mother has a written approved paper for her full name, name by name to "Ali ibn Abi Talib" the cousin of the prophet who married to the prophet's daughter), BTW as ancestors was very important to Arabs, Islam was too ,So A way why the Quran didn't change because also it was not only saved by papers and by writing it, but also mainly it was memorized by the companions of the prophet and then they teached others and so on, even when you go now to learn Quran and memorize it all you go to take an Ijazah of the Quran and they give you certificate when you finish and written in it that you now memorized all the Quran from the sheikh (the one who teached you) from his sheikh and so on till you reach a companion name who learned the Quran from the prophet directly, so its like a very huge tree and when you go to any leaf in the tree that came from any branch you will find that they all memorized the exact same text of Quran. ---------- I think that is enough talking for me but actually I got excited when I saw my home in the video lol

[@Darkev77]

Brilliant narration, can't wait to see how Alexandria and the rest of North Africa fell

[@seven_hundred-seven_hundred]

I really like the brief opening musical "tone", very comforting and anticipatory...

[@beno1129]

True, and it's always based on the time period they are covering

[@22vx]

History is just so engrossing Wonderful product as usual!

[@Galland780]

let's flex lmao

[@rj5848]

I wish I could get this but I m a student so my parents don’t allow 😭 but I m supporting kings and generals by watching ads

[@Galland780]

@@rj5848 aw. That's okey mate, by watching, you are still supporting them :)

[@abdurrahmanumarahmad1163]

@@Galland780 how to get this ?😶

[@Galland780]

@@abdurrahmanumarahmad1163 become a member :)

[@startgamesmodern5358]

Before Islam entered Egypt, Egypt was a Roman Catholic colony and the Catholics were slaughtering the Orthodox until Amr Ibn Al-Aas entered and gave rights to the Christians and allowed them to live freely and securely. People were affected by the morals of Muslims and all of them entered Islam.

[@GyanTvAmit]

after islam all womans made slaves by muslim mens

[@Ellie_PNG]

After Islam Egypt became poor, Islamic Nation, Terrorist Also defeated by Israel in 1967

[@shebsheb8850]

@@Ellie_PNGLol, bringing up 1967 like it wasn’t 1200 years after Egypt became Muslim.

[@Ellie_PNG]

@@shebsheb8850 tell me Al Zawahiri's nationality

[@bluemanno7901]

Why lie? The coptics and Eastern Orthodox byzantines did have their disagreements in the Christian faith but copts getting slaughtered by christian byzantines? No. There is surviving texts written by coptics of arabs slaughtering Egyptians though. The copts did not want to become Muslim, it was forced on them by oppressive laws implemented by the arab invaders.

[@RexoryByzaboo]

Rashidun generals chat be like: *Khalid left the chat* *Amr joined the chat*

[@pogchamp2897]

The thing is that Amr was Khalid's best friend before and after they converted to islam, Amr kept asking for Khalid advices even after he was removed from commanding the armies

[@RexoryByzaboo]

@@pogchamp2897 I know.

[@khalidh442]

The reason Omar dismissed Khalid was because he thought that victory would be pinned to him, and that no Arab army can win without Khalid commanding it, therefor he thought he must dismiss him.

[@randomuser6175]

In other words he got jealous and worried about his position since his general was becoming more popular than him

[@Dr.YousufAbdullah]

@@randomuser6175 lol no, u have mistaken it... Go in details and u will know

[@shabaz1187]

@@factshistory3193 Lol not at all...The reason this guy mentioned is right

[@abdelkarim8381]

@@randomuser6175 not a bit These people were firm believers beyond such pity reasons. If what you said was correct, why did Khalid (raa) simply take it? Why didn't he march back on Medina? He'd already won numerous astonishing victories and had the support of his troops! And why didn't Omar exile him or at least bring him back to Medina were he could keep a close eye on him? He simply demoted him and left him be at the frontier among his men! Khalid even took the leadership again temporarily in the battle of Yarmouk! It was a perfect opportunity after the amazing Yarmouk victory! Think about all of what I've said in light of your version of the matter and see if it holds up. If it doesn't, then know that these are truly pious believers who respected each other and had nothing in mind other than the collective good of Islam and Muslims. Nothing else explains the speed at which Islam had spread. Nothing.

[@randomuser6175]

@@abdelkarim8381 I didn't say khalid wanted to betray omar and take his seat. I said omar was worried about it. It happened thousands of times in history before and after them. When a general outshines his emperor/king/caliph the guy on the superrior position can get worry especially if general gets the public support. It's only natural. It's human psychology. omar didn't punish him because khalid had a lot of supporters. If omar exiled him or punished him, caliphate would be divided between omar supporters and khalid supporters and that's bad for business. Also if omar punished him without a reason, soldiers, generals and public would be angry and would think omar as a tyrant since he punishes people without a cause even the most successful and loyal ones. So there would a probability that the majority of the country might have turned against omar in that case. I think omar was very lucky that khalid wasn't greedy. That's my take on that. It's all about politics. They might have been pious but that had nothing to do with politics. It's nothing new. Like I said it happened a lot of times in history. Check out the life of Belisarius for example. It's kinda similar.

[@KingOfCamper5]

It wasn't about worshipping Khalid. It may have been more to do with the reliance on God.

[@monosodiumglutemate8216]

In historical articles, it mentions that many of the bedoines would turn to worshipping idols and other humans from time to time. And they did so with Khalid as well.

[@SerTempleton]

@@monosodiumglutemate8216 yes, worship doesn't start with the practice of it but with words that amount to that effect. That's how Jesus PBUH ended up being worshipped in Christianity. We get lazy with language and from there follows the act of worship itself.

[@mohamedsamak5023]

@@SerTempleton nicely described 👍

[@amilitarymind]

​@@SerTempleton Very well said. You basically summed up how this aspect of human nature has caused certain cultures throughout history to devolve into shirk - heresy and corruption.

[@SerTempleton]

@@amilitarymind yeah I agree.

[@arawn1061]

I find the attitude of the Islamic Commanders fascinating and kinda touching. These men were like gods in their talents yet they always gave their glory to their god, as it was their god who gave them these abilities. There's something refreshingly humbling about that. While men like Alexander and Caesar were proclaiming themselves kings and demigods these men stayed true to their principles

[@bubtlogn217]

This is the main teaching of islam. Every success and failure is a test how you react and finally you will be judge about your deeds in the judgement day.

[@arawn1061]

@@DANiELE94ThEbEsT Though not perhaps a formal religion they did believe in the teachings of the prophet Muhammad who spoke of the worship of a monotheistic god we would call El, or god and in arabic they would call Allah. That is the relevant point here. Mind you i am not religious but i have read the Quran. Islam being created during the Ummayyad period doesn't make sense as the Quran was compiled long before that during the unification of arabia and the subsequent conquests. Among others by Ali

[@arawn1061]

@@DANiELE94ThEbEsT can you give me a source on that? How could Islam be created a century after the existance of the people who wrote it down that we know existed as we have contemporary sources both from Iran and Rome (byzantium) and arabia that all confirm the religious movement. Not just that but How could there even be a Caliphate or an islamic conquest without the religion that guided and unified the whole bloody thing! You must have the terms "codified" and "existed" confused. Not just that but your claim is completely irrelevant as all i mentioned was that the arab commanders believed in a monotheistic religion. Really why are you even arguing about this? All i said was that muslim commanders humility in the face of overwhelming victory was refreshing. Get yo fedora wearing ass out of here

[@thewarlock539]

@@arawn1061 Ignore him, he's get's triggered easily.

[@ra511ksa]

Thank you K&G for this amazing episode, though I hoped that you mentioned how Umar addressed the plague, his letter to Abu Ubaidah, and how Amr eventually overcome the pandemic.

[@eyepain4992]

I love their coverage of the middle east. underrated region

[@syedmushahidhussain1496]

Thanks

[@yoboigummy9414]

Absolute chad. Amr decides to open the letter in Egypt since he would be in Egypt when the read the commands.

[@SonPham-CompetitiveProgramming]

Amr: One of the most underrated commander in the Muslim conquests. Also Amr: Casually went by Heliopolis without contemplating a potential encirclement.

[@mts4759]

Even the smartest people make mistakes. He had long history of achievement. Once he attacked bigger army at the darkness of the night and win.

[@neumarionn]

that part was lowkey kinda funny to me because i was imagining in my head, that when Zubayr with his troops passed the road, he sees that fort in total confusion and then he goes to Amr and just went "bro did you not notice the big wall on the way here"

[@butterfulcat6944]

Everything that could go right for the Muslims did and everything that could go wrong for the romans did. This is the power and glory of Allah(swt).

[@s97_97_]

Khalid was from the tribe Banu Makhzom and an uncle of Caliph Omar from his mother's side (may Allah be pleased with them both). Caliph demoting him from his positin wasn't anything personal but based on principles of the caliph.

[@joshfowler689]

Thank you for your amazing easy to listen to well put together videos. I listen to them every night. Great to find such a history source! Keep em coming!!

[@d.m.collins1501]

You're unraveling a mystery I didn't realize I needed solved: how DID Egypt fall so fast? Thanks for getting into the weeds on this one!

[@omaradel8005]

The roman empire was fucking up the egyptians and slaving killing taking their agriculture lands snd send all of thier food to rome

[@omaradel8005]

Here why the arabs cug egypt so easily from the map of roman empire

[@IdunnoBroIjdk]

Being am Egyptian and Christian, this one got personal for me very fast.

[@abloodorange5233]

Did you know that the Egyptians were so grateful for the Islamic caliphates arrival as the eastern Romans persecuted the Coptic church as they were not in line with their view of Christianity? They welcomed them because under sharia they were able to practice their variant of their choosing in peace.

[@IdunnoBroIjdk]

So long as they had money to do so, otherwise they were slewn.

[@jamesdaniel6240]

@@abloodorange5233 Yes and no, as the Romans did persecute the Coptic christians, but Copts may have viewed the Arabs and the Greeks the same, both invaders. Furthermore much of the Coptic society was simillar to Greek so many would have viewed Greek rule better as their culture wouldnt have been suppresed as bad. Also Copts wernt 'grateful' as that implies they where happy about the Arab conquest as shown by the many Coptic revolted mostly about the Jizyah tax, as many people abused the system. 'Bashmurian revolts'

[@khalidh442]

@@IdunnoBroIjdk Thats sad, maybe if you knew how to fight in battles this wouldn't have happened?

[@abloodorange5233]

@@IdunnoBroIjdk eh no. If you didn’t have money you were not killed. I don’t know where you are getting that idea.

[@thedownfallparodist1145]

Greatest History Channel on KZbin

[@ahmedsobh4033]

Thank you kings and generals for speaking about my country💙 I am Egyptian ... thanks to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, especially Caliph Umar, who conveyed Islam to us and protected us from the oppression of the Romans, who used to oppress the Egyptians. When the Egyptians saw the justice of Islam and Muslims, they entered groups in Islam and did not fight the Muslims..

[@secretscipio]

You are Arab not Egyptian. Stop pretending like you are.

[@ahmedsobh4033]

@@secretscipio I’m Egyption and Stop pretending to be foolish...

[@alissa6]

@@secretscipio You can be Arab and Egyptian. Arabic is a language. Egyptian is nationality and ethicity.

[@azu957]

Tell that to the Egyptian copts.

[@arthurkassabian2528]

Are you Coptic? They still exist you know.

[@mohamedibrahim2012]

Missing this god old days, man vs man. Not plane vs civilians

[@youssefzidan3185]

*Good

[@brocklesnar1767]

God I was so waiting for this. Thanks so much Kings and generals.

[@imadulislam6394]

"It is not people who do, it is Allah who does" ♥️💖 It doesn't matter who you are, if you did anything wrong, you will be accounted. No favouritism in Islam. Everyone is equal. 😍❤️

[@edmbkn5258]

The nights that Khalid spent away from the battlefield were worse for him as he used to cry all nights praying to Allah to send him again to the battlefield but the sword of Allah had to quit his work by staying at home.

[@rodrigorafael.9645]

PTSD

[@tawgenal]

@@kentershackle1329 the sword of islam shouldn’t be broken

[@ernstachterhof6481]

Top historical quality! 👏 Please more about medieval Romans!

[@S-N7]

This is the only channel that explores deeper historical facts rather than the History Channel.

[@golfopollo179]

IVE BEEN WAITING THIS SO MUCH YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE HOW MUCH I NEEDED THIS SPECIFIC TIME PERIOD. (I know I could just search for it l, but is nice to have a video summarising the info )

[@amrshatlaa9617]

Muslim Egyptian here ,, i was named after amr ibn al a's ♥

[@NorahAlkhalaf0]

🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@mnoorist8223]

Ramses real god. Please pray to ramses. I will one day go to egypt and wash his feet with my tears.

[@amrshatlaa9617]

@@mnoorist8223 let me guess , hindutva and his second account honestly mate get a life

[@mts4759]

It was Amru bin Ash who taught the people on how to overcome the pandemic by asking people to do social distancing. He asked them to go to rural places and separated the sick from the healthy ones. It was taught by prophet Muhammad in the first place.

[@mts4759]

You should have mention this as one example of his cleverness

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

@@mts4759 Does it take a genius to figure out that separating the sick from the healthy prevents spread of disease? surely humans after almost 5000 years of civilization (yes it was roughly 5000 years up until 640 AD) figured that out on their own since they were already doing that anyway

[@mts4759]

@@totalwartimelapses6359 I don't think the Europeans did that. They even took bath few times a year only.

[@iqbalwasim3872]

Khalid ibn Al walid is a legend & Will remain in our heart's forever ♥️♥️♥️...

[@maximuselgrande1513]

Better than History Channel and Discovery all together. Thank you and keep the excellent work.

[@ninjaslayer7462]

Here are some sunnah of the prophet(SAW) #...When ever the prophet is mentioned saying (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) #...Dikir after every prayer/you can also add (wa bihamdi) and reciting *Alatul Kursi after every fard salah *SubahanAllah 33 times *AllahuAkbar 34 times *Amhamdulillah 33time #...While entering home syaing this supplication (Allahumma inni as'aluka khairal mawliji wa khairul makhraji bismillahi wajlana wa bismillahi kjarajna waaalla rabbina tawakkalna) #... While going outside of home saying this supplication (Bismillah tawakkaltu aaalallah wala hawla wala quwwata illa billah) #...When entering your home give salam even if there is no one give salam to your self #...Entering the bathroom with left foot and exiting with right *and covering the head and while relieving yourself sitting is wajib *and when relieving yourself don't face the qibla or your back behind it #...Entering the masjid with right foot and exiting with left and performing wudu at home #...Every muslim you cross by give salam #...Using meswak #...Using fragrence #...Reading Surah Khaf every Friday #...Dusting the bed with an edge of an cloth or bromm #...Eat with your right hand and share your food with the nearest person #... if any food drops of the plate pick it up remove the dust and eat it *after finish eating lick the plate with your fingers and lick your fingers #...Before eating and drinking saying bismillah and after finishing eating and drinking saying Allhamdulillah *if one forgots to say bismillah before eating or drinking say this (bismillahi fi awwalihi wa akhirihi) #... After finish eating sya this supplication (Allhamdulillah hil ladhi at amani hadha wa razaqanihi min ghayri hawlin minnee wa la quwwatin) #...Before staring any work or going to do something saying bismillah #...After doing wudu saying (La illah illallah wadahu la sarikala) #...While drinking or eating sitting is recommended and it is an sunnah #...Sleeping on the right shoulder #...Not sleeping on your stomach or chest #...Before going to sleep *sleep in the state of wudu *Surah ikhlas 3 times *Surah Nas 3 times *Surah Falak 3 times *Ayatul Kursi 3 times *And saying (Lailahaillallah MuhammadaRrasulullah) *And reciting Surah Mulk #...When going to sleep saying this supplication (Bismika rabbi wada tu janbi wa bika arfahu in amskata nafsi fagfir laha wa in arsaltaha fahfazha bima tahfaz bihi ibadaka-s-salihin)or (Allahuma bismika amutoo wa ahyaa) #...After waking up saying this supplication (Allhamdulillah hil-lathee ahyana baaada ma amatana wa ilayhin nushoor) #...After waking up doing wudu and put water inside the nose and blow it #... when wering cloths syaing this supplication (Allhamdulillah hil lathee kasanee hatha aththawab warazaqaneehi min ghayri hawlin minnee wala quwwah) *While wearing entire the right hand first and when taking of start with left hand same with the shoes Reference Sahih Al Bukhari: 12.28.153.168.183.216.217.245.568.3295.5010.5623.5628.5630.5631. 6293.6294.6295.6296.6311.6314. 6322.7393.7394 Sahih Muslim: 265.267(c).304.2018(a).2020.2024. 2025.2032.2034.2626 Jami Al Tirmidi: 14.1857.1858.1885.2048.2678.2689. 3426.3458 Abu Dawood: 2.30.51.4023.4141.5094.5095.5096. 5212 Ibn Majah: 303.307.3287.3288 An nasai: 259

[@mohammadmehdi1960]

HELL YEAH EARLY MUSLIM CONQUEST my favourite

[@Fakaccyoui]

Are you muslim

[@mohammadmehdi1960]

@@Fakaccyoui ofc

[@Fakaccyoui]

@@mohammadmehdi1960 I am also a Muslim, from the Arabian Peninsula. Nice to meet you ❤️

[@mohammadmehdi1960]

@@Fakaccyoui الله اكبر

[@dingbat4]

Fastest things in the universe: Jets Sound Light Early Islamic expansion

[@CivilWarWeekByWeek]

How many battles of Babylon is there? You would assume that they could just use another battlefield.

[@mbathroom1]

Probably as many as the treaties of Paris

[@Bruh-hq1hx]

Because Babylon is cool

[@CollinY818]

It is the Paris of Mesopotamia

[@jojyjohn7496]

This channel is much better than famed history channel

[@itsmuqeet]

You make the best documentaries on KZbin. Can't wait for the next video!

[@alansalas1880]

Heraclius sent a message full of scorn and insults: "May you sky be filled with comets"

[@kevinclass2010]

"May you see comets" was the equivalent of saying "Go and die loser". Comets were always thought to predict tragedies like conquests and epidemics.

[@adeelrais3735]

Zubair was the real hero of conquest of Egypt. For those who are new to Islamic history, Zubair was son in law of the late Caliph Abu Bakr. Zubair's son, Abdullah who gained fame during the Muslim conquest of North Africa would later carve out his own short lived kingdom comprising of Arabian peninsula and Iraq during the second muslim's civil war.

[@saadsalman6641]

حضرت زبیر رسول اللہ کے پھوپھی زاد بھائی بھی تھے

[@Abdulrahman_Hi]

It is worth noting that the death of Abu Ubaidah DEEPLY saddened Khalifah Umar. Also, Umar and Khalid didn't hate each other, but simply disagreed on the methods of conducting raids, as Khalid was too hasty and rapid with his actions, compared to Umar's collective and thoughtful decision making. This is evident by Khalid's obedience to Umar, and Umar being saddened by the news of Khalid's death.

[@homeschooling9084]

thinking the other way around Hazrat Khalid bin waleed was in battlefield and Hazrat Omer was the one governing.. it may be easy for Hazrat Khalid to conquer but to govern effectively is another story (no doubt Hazrat Omer governed all areas under his rule perfectly) .. May Allah have mercy on both of them .. aameen

[@rehan3600]

@@joeroganstrtshots881 we have evidence for it being true. But you have no evidence that it’s sugar coating.

[@Onlyme2015]

Yes true. Thats why Khalid liked Abu Baker's approach to leadership. Abu Baker wasnt strict about his policies. Its simply " do what your good judgment says. No need for my premission)

[@jkphilosophy101]

Khalid (r.a) started believing he was actually immortal. His name itself means the "eternal child" or "eternal reborn"

[@yassser123]

For the record, in minute 5:27 The plague did happen and the governor that could finish its spreading was Amr ibn Al-As himslef, he received a letter from the caliph Umar saying that the plague was spreading throughout the whole region and he couldn't stop it, asking Amr for a solution which he provided brilliantly by saying: "This plague spreads when people meet and in places that have many people like the mosque and the market" so he told people not to go to mosques and such places, recommended them to go to mountains in small teams no more than 5 people which lead to stop the spreading of the plague for no more than 3 days

[@h.j.grande1194]

It was nice you called Khalid "Sword of Allah" F.Y.I in Arabic it is called Saifullah

[@kaykhosrow3263]

Ofc “religion of peace” has many swords of Allah and has a lot of conquest Jihads with genocides. I am glad I am Ex-muslim in middle east.

[@taariq_abdoolWadood]

@@kaykhosrow3263 being an ex muslim you should know that the term "religion of peace" is not a phrase in Islaam.. well not a phrase used by any educated Muslim. The only way it would hold any position would be as an inward truth.. it brings peace to the one who submits to it.. unfortunately, from your use of that phrase gives the appearance you may have never really studied it beyond it being a cultural practice.

[@syedazam2568]

@@kaykhosrow3263 Of Course, then remember me. A simple person who is steadfast in faith. Remember me as a witness as to what happens in your second life. And you are glad to leave, may Allah guide you back

[@h.j.grande1194]

Really? Then U forget or try to pretend didn't know our world history for the last 3 centuries? Who did genocide to the native people in the WHOLE America continent? Who did genocide to the people in Congo? Who did genocide in Spain when reconquista? Who did genocide the jews? Who helped the jews? Who did genocide the Rohingya people? and who did a conguest in the name of civilization but only brought destruction and extermination to the civilization it self. And for your information if the crusade and reconquista didn't happen there wouldn't be a renaissance Era in europe in the first place. Hope u learn from it. For the correction there was only 1 Sword of Allah, it was Khalid ibn Al-Walid Hope my comment didn't get deleted again :)

[@jetli2086]

@@kaykhosrow3263 I am Muslim and Islam ☪️ is not religion of peace. We are a religion that honors agreements but when attacked Allah has told us to defend ourselves, land and honor . Please show me any man who will lay down his arms and give up and never fight you and I will show you a fool