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    Hazrat Abu Bakr's (RA) expansion saw the Muslim army led by Khalid bin Walid achieve victory in numerous battles against the Persian, Byzantine, and Christian Arab forces in Eastern Iraq, Western Iraq, Syria, and other regions. Key battles included the conquest of Hira, the battles of Kazima, Mazar, Walaja, and Ulleis in Eastern Iraq, and the battles of Anbar, Ein-At-Tamr, and Daumatul Jandal in Western Iraq, resulting in the slaughter of tens of thousands of enemy forces and the occupation of many territories. The expansion continued into Syria, with major victories at the battles of Basra and Ajnadein against the

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    Hazrat Abu Bakr's (RA) expansion saw the Muslim army led by Khalid bin Walid achieve victory in numerous battles against the Persian, Byzantine, and Christian Arab forces in Eastern Iraq, Western Iraq, Syria, and other regions. Key battles included the conquest of Hira, the battles of Kazima, Mazar, Walaja, and Ulleis in Eastern Iraq, and the battles of Anbar, Ein-At-Tamr, and Daumatul Jandal in Western Iraq, resulting in the slaughter of tens of thousands of enemy forces and the occupation of many territories. The expansion continued into Syria, with major victories at the battles of Basra and Ajnadein against the

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    Hazrat Abu Bakr's (RA) expansion saw the Muslim army led by Khalid bin Walid achieve victory in numerous battles against the Persian, Byzantine, and Christian Arab forces in Eastern Iraq, Western Iraq, Syria, and other regions. Key battles included the conquest of Hira, the battles of Kazima, Mazar, Walaja, and Ulleis in Eastern Iraq, and the battles of Anbar, Ein-At-Tamr, and Daumatul Jandal in Western Iraq, resulting in the slaughter of tens of thousands of enemy forces and the occupation of many territories. The expansion continued into Syria, with major victories at the battles of Basra and Ajnadein against the

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    Hazrat Abu Bakr’s (RA) Expansion

    Eastern Iraq

    Battle Muslim Persian Significant Event Result

    Battle of Kazima Khalid b Walid Hormuz Battle of Chains Slaughtered in


    Thousands
    (18000) (20,000)

    Battle of Mazar Khalid Qarin 30,000 enemy

    Battle of Walaja Khalid Bahman Cavalary / Slaughter

    (15000) (25000) Horses (20,000)

    Battle of Ulleis Kahlid Aswad + Abjar 70,000

    (Christian Arab) (18000) Jaban (70000+)

    Conquest of Hira Khalid Ardsheer died Occupy without


    Fight

    Western Iraq

    Battle of Anbar Khalid Sheerzad MOAT Surrender

    Old Camels

    Battle of Khalid Mehran C. Arabs


    slaughter,
    'Ein-At-Tamr Aqqa (C. Arabs)
    Mehran retreat

    Battle of Ayad; Judi (C. Arab) 2000+ C. Arabs


    Daumatul Jandal
    Then, Khalid

    Battle of Firaz Khalid Persian, Let Enemy cross Slaughter


    Byzantine, Euphrates

    C. Arabs
    Hazrat Abu Bakr’s (RA) Expansion

    Battle of Babylon Musanna Hormuz War Elephants Slaughter

    (Khalid to Syria)

    Syria/Romans/Christians

    Khalid b Saeed

    Khaid b. Waleed

    (9000)

    Battle of Basra Khalid b Walid Romanus Secret Passage Surrender

    Siege of
    Damascus

    Battle of Ajnadein Khalid b Walid Byzantine 50,000 enemy

    (40,000) (100000+)

    Siege of Khalid Abu Bakr died Later conqured


    Damascus
    (Umar’s
    caliphate)

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