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Senast redigerad av dopeman 2013-06-17 kl. 15:20.
Senast redigerad av dopeman 2013-06-17 kl. 15:20.
It is true that the Muslims led by Khilid b. al-Walid and later commanders received significant support from tribesmen of the B. Shayban in their conquest offensives against the Persians, but these Shayban tribesmen were under the command of al-Muthanni b. Haritha of the B. Sa'd b. Murra
It is true that the Muslims led by Khilid b. al-Walid and later commanders received significant support from tribesmen of the B. Shayban in their conquest offensives against the Persians, but these Shayban tribesmen were under the command of al-Muthanni b. Haritha of the B. Sa'd b. Murra

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.
The end of the Ridda wars left the Arabs poised for Holy War for the sake of Islam, ready to challenge even Byzantium and Iran.Troll..
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.
The end of the Ridda wars left the Arabs poised for Holy War for the sake of Islam, ready to challenge even Byzantium and Iran.Troll..
It is true that the Muslims led by Khilid b. al-Walid and later commanders received significant support from tribesmen of the B. Shayban in their conquest offensives against the Persians, but these Shayban tribesmen were under the command of al-Muthanni b. Haritha of the B. Sa'd b. Murra
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.
The end of the Ridda wars left the Arabs poised for Holy War for the sake of Islam, ready to challenge even Byzantium and Iran.Troll..
i Bahrain, redan innan Irak, vilket också tyder på att han inte ser denna konflikt som bara en "offensiv" utan det verkar helt enkelt vara så att Iranier blandade in sig i detta.In any event, and certainly in accordance with Abu Bakr's orders, Khalid reached the Mesopotamian area from Yamama and Bahrain, and his operations there are only imperfectly known and subject to dispute, but were chiefly against the Christian Arabs.
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For generations they had regarded the desert areas adjoining the scene of their activities as their natural refuge. Their custom was to seek asylum from the Persians in flight towards the desert and among their fellow-Arabs. Consequently it was with the latter that they now chose to ally themselves, in order to ensure a greater measure of immunity in their inroads on Iranian territory, freed from the threat of attack from behind. Thus Muthanna b. Haritha betook himself to Medina, submitting to Islam and the caliph.
The end of the Ridda wars left the Arabs poised for Holy War for the sake of Islam, ready to challenge even Byzantium and Iran.
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
The Bakr B. Wā'il Tribes and Politics in Northeastern Arabia on the Eve of Islam (s. 30)
It is true that the Muslims led by Khilid b. al-Walid and later commanders received significant support from tribesmen of the B. Shayban in their conquest offensives against the Persians, but these Shayban tribesmen were under the command of al-Muthanni b. Haritha of the B. Sa'd b. Murra
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