Sword of allah, "Women will no longer be able to give birth to the likes of Khalid bin Al-Waleed" (Abu Bakr). Who's Khalid? Khalid bin Al-Waleed was one of the mighty Islamic leaders who lived through the Prophet Muhammed who named him, The Sword of Allah. Every single Muslim grows up hearing about Khalid ibn al-waleed is the greatest general that the nations have ever seen. The greatest military genius after the prophet Muhammed that the world have ever witness. I only have limited amount of information that i can discuss about the life and time of this great and legendary man so I’ll try to summarize what i think is some of the most important facts that we need to be aware of about Khalid ibn al walid. Every time with very little troops of him he conquered large and monstrous military like Persian and romans. I would say one thing about roman military that roman military were the most powerful military at that time and if I ask which nation has got the most powerful military in this generation then every one's mind will have an answer either USA or Russia. If we gauge or measure power of Roman military with today’s USA OR Russia's military then Roman military was 7 times powerful than USA or Russia military, And Khalid bin walid defeated Romans and Persians, according to top ten military generals of all time.
khalid ibn al walid did not begin his life as military warrior in fact his life was more close to growing up as prince why? Because his father was the chieftain of one of Quraysh tribes. This is something you need to understand, Quraysh is one large tribe and it's composed with many sub-tribes the most famous sub-tribes is that the Banu Hashim and that’s and that’s where the prophet and his ancestry comes from. But they w...
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... sure we do not agree, but would u kill him because he want to change his religion and khalid saw the sitaution was so tense. That same night he did not sleep at his house, and he took his horse, weapon and he rode out in the middle of the desert. run away from makkah to flee to maddinah to accept islam.
To conclude the main point of there's a lot of wisdom in the stories of khalid the main point that i want to derive is the fact that khalid ibn alwalid at one point of his life had a sword unleashed walking around in the battle of uhad khalid ibn al walid in 586 A.D which is after the prophet muhammad birth with 16 years and as tradition in arabs quraish they sent khalid to a foster mother who would take care of him and raise him in clean strong enviroment which had a great impact on his life untill he became 5 to 6 years old, he went back to his family in makkah.
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fought in battles. He couldn’t have been deformed if he were a knight because he would have to fight with his sword and shield.
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