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Thus Muthanna b. Haritha betook himself to Medina, submitting to Islam and the caliph. Furthermore, he sought the caliph's recognition of him as rightful leader of his people, whom he would bring with him to Islam, to organize them for a campaign into the Sawad of Iraq to spread Islam, ostensibly among the Arabs and Christian Nabataeans residing there. Abu Bakr issued a decree to this effect. Muthanna returned to Khaffan and summoned his followers to the Faith. His choice of alignment with the Muslims resulted in his gaining the allegiance of practically all the Arabs engaged in raids on the populous and cultivated Iranian frontier. The caliph, however, could not place all his confidence in the operations of the new convert. Khalid b. al-Walid, the same whom the Prophet had awarded the title "The Sword of God", and in whom the caliph had implicit confidence,was immediately despatched to take charge of the campaign in 'Iraq, while Muthanna was ordered to accept his command and in all ways assist him.
It is probable that in the course of engagements with the Arabs of this region he met parties of the Iranian frontier forces.
On this occasion there is evidence that skirmishing was beginning to develop into more regular warfare; the element of surprise was lacking and preliminary preparations had been made
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Muthanna was gone from Madinah, but his words continued to ring in the ears of the Caliph. He had planted a seed in the mind of Abu Bakr which germinated in a few days into a decision to take Iraq. He would not fight the entire Persian Empire, for that would be too big an objective in present circumstances. He would just take the Iraq of the Arabs, which meant the region west of the Tigris. Thus he would enlarge the boundaries of Islam and spread the new faith. At home there was peace, for with the defeat of the Kinda at Fort Nujair, Islam had been re-established in the land of Arabia.
The defensive war efforts of the Iranians against the encroaching Arab armies, and what we believe to be the chronology of the first phase of the Arab conquest of Iraq.
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Thus Muthanna b. Haritha betook himself to Medina, submitting to Islam and the caliph. Furthermore, he sought the caliph's recognition of him as rightful leader of his people, whom he would bring with him to Islam, to organize them for a campaign into the Sawad of Iraq to spread Islam, ostensibly among the Arabs and Christian Nabataeans residing there. Abu Bakr issued a decree to this effect. Muthanna returned to Khaffan and summoned his followers to the Faith. His choice of alignment with the Muslims resulted in his gaining the allegiance of practically all the Arabs engaged in raids on the populous and cultivated Iranian frontier. The caliph, however, could not place all his confidence in the operations of the new convert. Khalid b. al-Walid, the same whom the Prophet had awarded the title "The Sword of God", and in whom the caliph had implicit confidence,was immediately despatched to take charge of the campaign in 'Iraq, while Muthanna was ordered to accept his command and in all ways assist him.
It is probable that in the course of engagements with the Arabs of this region he met parties of the Iranian frontier forces.
On this occasion there is evidence that skirmishing was beginning to develop into more regular warfare; the element of surprise was lacking and preliminary preparations had been made
http://www.ladda-upp.se/bilder/wkdmtxacbkao/ (s. 142)
Muthanna was gone from Madinah, but his words continued to ring in the ears of the Caliph. He had planted a seed in the mind of Abu Bakr which germinated in a few days into a decision to take Iraq. He would not fight the entire Persian Empire, for that would be too big an objective in present circumstances. He would just take the Iraq of the Arabs, which meant the region west of the Tigris. Thus he would enlarge the boundaries of Islam and spread the new faith. At home there was peace, for with the defeat of the Kinda at Fort Nujair, Islam had been re-established in the land of Arabia.
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