ISBN: 9781842000670
Author: Al-Imam Al-Waqidi
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 598
Size: 8.3 x 11.7 inches
Publication Year: 2010
Description
About This Book:
Al-Imam Al-Waqidi's "The Islamic Conquest of Syria" is an enthralling verifiable record that jumps into the significant occasions encompassing the district's initial Islamic triumphs. Al-Waqidi, a well-known Islamic researcher and student of history, presents an exhaustive story of Syria's triumph, giving perusers a striking perspective into the time's socio-political scene and the astounding military missions that made history.
Historical Background:
Al-Waqidi starts the book by laying the basis with a careful assessment of the verifiable climate. The socio-social elements of pre-Islamic Syria are depicted to perusers, giving the structure for understanding the reasons and issues faced by the early Muslim soldiers all through their success.
The Rise of Islam:
Al-Imam Al-Waqidi follows the ascent of Islam and its spread past the Middle Eastern Landmass in this part. The story digs into the extraordinary period during which the message of Prophet Muhammad (harmony arrive) got some momentum, bringing about the development of a bound-together Islamic state and its venture into encompassing regions.
Military Strategies and Tactics:
The book digs into the tactical techniques and strategies utilized by the early Muslim armed forces headed by prestigious individuals, for example, Khalid ibn al-Walid. Al-Waqidi highlights the creative procedures that were basic to the outcome of the Islamic soldiers during the victory of Syria, giving perusers critical experiences into the specialty of fighting.
Key Battles and Campaigns:
Al-Waqidi gives parts to the critical fights and missions that characterized the Islamic victory of Syria. The book deliberately depicts the critical fights that adjusted the predetermination of the district and laid out the place of Islam in Syria, from the Clash of Yarmouk to the attacks of significant urban areas.
