Sword of Allah: Khalid Bin Al Waleed By Agha Ali Ibrahim Akram

Sword of Allah: Khalid Bin Al Waleed By Agha Ali Ibrahim Akram

ISBN: 9780954866525

Author: A.I. Akram

Binding: Hardcover

Pages: 485

Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches

Publication 2007

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"Sword of Allah: Khalid Bin Al Waleed" by Agha Ali Ibrahim Akram is an enrapturing and well-informed memoir that covers the life and accomplishments of Khalid Canister Al Waleed (may Allah be satisfied with him), quite possibly of the most wonderful military commandant in Islamic history. This book gives readers a top top-to-bottom and convincing record of Khalid's life, military missions, and never-ending adherence to Islam.

Key Takeaways and Insights:

Biographical Account:

The book gives a full personal depiction of Khalid Container Al Waleed, enumerating his initial life, change to Islam, and development as a renowned military pioneer during the Prophet Muhammad's (tranquility arrive) period.

Military Genius:

Khalid's extraordinary military ability, key brightness, and significant job in different memorable commitments, prominently the Skirmish of Yarmouk and the Clash of Qadisiyyah, are acquainted with perusers.

Islamic Warrior:

The book underscores Khalid's profound confidence and tenacious obligation to Islam, exhibiting what his confidence meant for his tactical plans and war zone navigation.

Tactics and Strategies:

Agha Ali Ibrahim Akram jumps into Khalid's strategic discernment, uncovering his exceptional plans, military strategies, and administration characteristics that procured him the title "Blade of Allah."

Conquests and Expansions:

The book describes Khalid's commitments to the Islamic realm's fast extension during the Caliphates of Abu Bakr and Umar ibn al-Khattab (may Allah be satisfied with them).

Personal traits:

Readers find out about Khalid's own qualities, like his mental fortitude, tirelessness, and faithfulness notwithstanding difficulty, which assisted him in turning into an unbelievable figure in Islamic history.