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 This is an article about conquest of caeserea and Egypt. In Hazrat Umar era there were many conquests. Conquest of Caeserea and Egypt was made in Hazrat Umar's period of reign. Who conquer the city of Caeserea and Egypt? After the town of Amwas, almost the entire city had already been conquered, caeserea city was a prosperous and greenish city. It was attacked by the army many times but could not be conquered.  Finally, Ameer Muawiya conquered him on 19 Hijri.  Conquests of Egypt After Syria  The military attack on the country of Egypt along its border Hazrat Ummr bin Alas made it, before Islam, he often used to go to Egypt for trade. At the same time, the lushness of Egypt was in his mind.  The second reason was that the Coptic government of Egypt was under Caesar of Rome. The Romans could at any time revolt against the Copts, at least in Syria.  That is why it was necessary to occupy Egypt to protect Syria. When Hazrat Umar was in Syria, Hazrat Umaro bin...

  What important conquests took place during the caliphate of Hazrat Umar RA? Hazrat Umar's reign is notable for his conquests. The conquests during Hazrat Uma's reign and the countries that joined his rule are listed:  below. Iraq Iran ​SHaam Palestine Holy House Egypt The list of all the marks from the wars and short details  is below. Battle alghaariq Battle of Ghaariq The battle of Kaskar Battle of kaskar Battle Maruha Battle of Maroha Battle Boyeb Battle of Boyeb Battle of qadsiya Battle of Qadsiya Conquest of Halwan Conquest of Halwan Battle of Jalola Battle of Jaloola Fatah of Khorizistan Fatah of Ahvaz Fatah of Nahavand Conquest of Isfahan Conquest of Azarbhijaan Conquest of Persia Fatah of Khurastan Conquest of Damascus Conquest of Hummus Conquest of Kansaria Conquest of Aleppo Conquest of Antioch Conquest of Yagras The Fatah of Bait al-Maqdis. Conquest of Bait al Maqdis Conquest of Caesareya Conquest of Caeserea Conquest of Egypt Conquest of Egypt Conquest of th...

*Battle of Chains - 633 AD* *Why is it called the "Battle of Chains"?* The battle is called the *"Battle of Chains"* because the Persian Sassanid commander *Hormuz* ordered his infantry soldiers to be *physically chained together* before the fight began. In Arabic it is called *"Ma'arakah Dhat al-Salasil"* - literally "The Battle of the Chains" *1. Background and Date* The Battle of Chains took place in *April 633 AD*. It was the first major battle between the *Rashidun Caliphate* and the *Sassanid Persian Empire* during the Muslim conquest of Persia. After the Wars of Apostasy, Caliph *Abu Bakr Siddiq (RA)* ordered *Khalid ibn al-Walid (RA)* to march with 18,000 troops from Yamama into Persian Mesopotamia. The goal was to capture the port of *Ubullah* and the city of *Al-Hirah*. The Persian governor of Dast Meisan, *Hormuz*, refused to surrender and called for reinforcements from Shah Yazdegerd III. *2. Location and Armies* The battle was fo...

  This is Article about Hazrat Umar convert to Islam. In this article you will read about how did hazrat Ummar convert to Islam? Hazrat Ummar Short Introduction Hazrat Ummar belonged to the Banu Addi, a branch of the Quraysh tribe. In the beginning, he was strongly opposed to Islam and used to torture Muslims. How did Hazrat Ummar convert to Islam?  One day, he left the house with the intention of killing the Messenger of Allah. On the way, he found out that his sister and brother-in-law have also become Muslims. At that time, he was reciting the Holy Qur'an when he reached his home. Seeing this, Hazrat Ummar was shocked. And beat them and made them bleed, but their stability did not change. Seeing this stability, Hazrat Ummr's heart softened and he said, "Read it to me." So he read it to him. Hazrat Ummar was so influenced that you immediately believed. In Makkah, people were so afraid of Hazrat Ummar that he took the Muslims with him and offered prayers in the Kahba...

 In this Article We will read about hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique Boigraphy and history. Biography of Hazrat Abu Bkr siddique, History of Abu Bkr Appearance of Hazrat Abu Bakr Hazrat Ayeha says that my father was a thin person, his waist was slightly curved Tehamed could not stop at the waist, the lines on his face were coming out and the eyes were sunken in, the forehead was high, the fingers were empty of meat. The shins and thighs were not full of meat. The height was suitable, henna hair was applied. This was the last time appearance. (Tarikh Tabari, Volume 2, Page 615)   A source of livelihood Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique's livelihood was trade. He used to do a clothing business from the start. He often traveled to Syria and Yemen for business purposes. Due to his honesty and being a good dealmaker, he was prominent among all the merchants of Quraish. Clothing and food Hazrat Abu Bakr's clothing was simple and he used to wear simple and modest clothes. He was quite happy, sometime...