Help us spread these timeless prophet stories and Islamic documentaries: ✅ Subscribe for more incredible stories about the Sahaba and the Prophet stories in English. 👍 Like the video to support us in sharing Khalid’s inspiring journey. 💬 Comment to share your thoughts on Khalid’s transformation and role as a leader in Islamic history. References: Ibn Sa'd, Muhammad (230/844), al-Tabaqāt al-Kubrā, ed. Ali Muhammad Umar, Maktabat al-Hanji, Cairo, 2000, Vol. V, p. 26; Ibn al-Athir, Izz al-Din (630/1236), Usd al-Ghabah fi Ma‘rifat al-Sahabah, ed. Abu al-Fida Abd Allah al-Qadi, Dar al-Kutub al-‘Ilmiyyah, Beirut, 2010, Vol. II, p. 140; Ibn Hajar, Shihab al-Din Abu al-Fadl Ahmad b. Ali al-‘Asqalani (852/1448), al-Isabah fi Tamyiz al-Sahabah, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 140. After evaluating the reports about his conversion to Islam, Ibn al-Athir states that he embraced Islam after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; see also Mustafa Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XIV, p. 289. See Hüseyin Algül, Islamic History, Gonca Publishing House, Istanbul, 1991, Vol. II, p. 29. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284; Vol. VII, pp. 396-397. Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Hisham, al-Sirah, p. 614. Al-Waqidi, Abu Abdullah Muhammad b. Umar (207/823), Kitab al-Maghazi, ed. Marsden Jones, Beirut: Alam al-Kutub, 1984, pp. 677, 679; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 32; Al-Waqidi, Kitab al-Maghazi, p. 644; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Manzur, Muhammad b. Mukarram (711/1311), Lisan al-Arab, Dar Ihya’ Turath al-‘Arabi, Beirut, Vol. XII, p. 307. Nebi Bozkurt, “Lakap,” DİA, Vol. XXVII, p. 65. See Ali Aksu, “Nicknaming and Titles of Caliphs During the Prophetic and Umayyad Eras,” Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Theology Journal, Sivas, 2001, Vol. V, No. II, p. 230. Ahmet Keleş, “The Spread of Islam in the Context of Jihad, Sword, and Preaching,” From the Jahiliyyah Society to Today: Symposium on the Prophet Muhammad (Papers and Discussions), April 13-15, 2007, Konya, Fecr Publishing, Ankara, 2007, p. 252. Al-Waqidi, Kitab al-Maghazi, p. 755; see also Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. I, p. 408. Al-Tabari, Abu Ja‘far Muhammad b. Jarir (310/923), Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk, Lebanon, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 430. Ibn Hisham, Abu Muhammad Abd al-Malik (218/833), al-Sirah al-Nabawiyyah, ed. Mustafa al-Saqqa et al., Beirut: Mu’assasat al-Ma‘arif, 2004, p. 583; Ibn Asakir, Abu al-Qasim Ali b. Hasan (571/1170), Tarikh Madinat Dimashq, ed. Muhibb al-Din Abu Said Umar b. Gharama al-Amrawi, Beirut: Dar al-Fikr, 1995-1998, Vol. II, p. 3. Ibn Hisham, al-Sirah, p. 587; Ibn Asakir, Tarikh, Vol. II, p. 3; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 29; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284. Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 28; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir mentions the number of swords as seven. Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 36; Al-Tabari, p. 550; Adil Ahmad Kamal, al-Tariq ila al-Madain, Dar al-Nafa'is, Beirut, 1977, p. 316. Ibn Abd al-Barr, Abu Umar Yusuf b. Abdullah b. Muhammad (463/1071), al-Isti‘ab fi Ma‘rifat al-Ashab, ed. Ali Muhammad al-Bajawi, Cairo, undated, Vol. II, pp. 793-794. Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 554. Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 534. Adil Kamal, al-Tariq, p. 314. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 36; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 331. Adil Kamal, al-Tariq, p. 320. Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 538. Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XV, p. 291.
But when you read stores and listen to this documentary about Khalid bin Waleed (Ra) then we can agree why he was given the title sword of Allah, he fought the most battles and in every battle his Army was outnumbered with the help of Allah he won and defeated the enemy of Islam he brought the Persian empire to its knees, even the Romans were defeated and kicked out of Syria.
@@ReligiousStoryTVali ra and hamza ra were lion of Allah As for greatest general only Allah knows who he sees as greatest general we know usaid ibn hudair ra cleanly defeated khalid ra in siege of ahzab
Sword of Allah Hazrat Khalid bin Walid RA is the greatest and only undefeated General in the history of mankind. He defeated both Roma n Persian empires within few years. Only Sword of Allah can do that. Almost all the battles he won were miraculous where Muslims were outnumbered by persians or romans
timur akbar tariq zafar khan were also undefeated amongst the nonmuslim ashoka bajirao lettow vorbeck were also undefeated there many undefeated general in history As for greatest there also ali ra there's usaid ibn hudair ra who defeated khalid ra in battle/siege of ahzab prophet saw was better and all other prophets as especially suleiman as were also better
He was defeated many times when he was fighting against our Prophet (PBUH) when he was kafir and his leader was Abu sufian. The only undefeated General in Islamic history is Ali prophet cousin and commander of his army.
Alhamdulillah it was not mentioned but someone did say to Khalid that he did not die on the battlefield or was not Martyred because if he was the Enemies of Islam would say they had broken the Sword of Allah swt, which Allah swt would never allow and Allah swt knows best ! Thanku Salaam !!!
❤Such a beautiful story.❤ Everyone has thier story too. The success for us as human beings and the sheer beauty in which our lives can achieve, is not so much a once in a life time thing intended only for one special type of person.Nor is it one of those rare , unique circumstances which skip this person yet landed on the other person who appears to have lady luck on thier side. Truth is, all can experience such a granduer, awe inspiring & real meaningful life. In fact these special, uniquely rare circumstances of successfulness and life with untold beauty will indeed manifest itself upon YOU always on the way which leads to ALLAH❤ so dont just live. ❤ LIVE!!! ❤ALLAH. is GREAT!
The Prophet`s hair made him more brave brother. If I have one hair with myself, I feel better, you wont feel if you have? Nobody says hair made him victorious. Please dont get us wrong. Thank you for watching and comment brother.
Saad ibn Waqas was another successful general and governor of Kufa who was dismissed by Caliph Umar but later he was included by Umar in the committee of 6 who were to choose a caliph. He did not give allegiance to Caliph Ali. His son Umar ibn Saad was the commander of Yazid's army in the Battle of Karbala.
Khalid died in his bed because he was titled The Sword of Allah and Allah didn't let him die in the battlefield because then people would say ''we broke the sword of Allah'' and Allah's swords never get broken, that's why Allah chose a death like that to Khalid Ibn Walid may Allah be pleased with him.
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"The Sword of Allah" is one of the stolen nicknames of he who is worthy. And there's a fun story about how the true Sword Of Allah showed Khalid his place.
Hazrat Ali [Peace be upon Him] was brought up by the Holy Prophet [Peace be upon Him]. He was the first person to announce His Islam. Allah Almighty commanded the Holy Prophet to announce His Prophethood [Risalah] and invite the Quraysh to Islam. This was the first public invitation to Islam and it was held in Hazrat Abu Talib's home under His protection and watchful eye and Imam Ali announced His Islam although He was about 12 or 13 years old. Fast forward and in Battles of Badr, Uhad, Khandaq, Khyber and Hunayn, Hazrat Ali [PBUH] rendered the most effective and outstanding services and gave Islam victory. Outstanding bravery was just one aspect of His character. His knowledge and piety and other aspects of His character are outstanding and unique. His life was like the life of the Holy Prophet [PBUH]. He is the most talked about. All the Auliyah [Peace on Them] name Him as their Master and Imam. After the Holy Prophet [PBUH] He is the most prominent person.
The last part of it was weird when the video says do not fight now and use dialogue. Basically let them kill u while u can talk to them. It’s quite the opposite
Yes Prophet Muhammad did not have any war for the first 12 years. Please consider it. And his totally hours of war, less than 1 day when you calculate all wars hours. So our Prophet was not war Prophet. We believe today peace and dialoge is much effective than other methodologies espically when we are very weak and not well educated.
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Even though this was a very nice and beautiful piece of work, there are a few shortfalls in the account! Such as the title of sword of Allah was not given to Khalid bin Walid (r.a) as such. Also when he was in his death bed, the companions comfort him and said that he cannot die in battle field because if it happened so, it means that the sword of Allah has fallen! This cannot happen.
Some references said that he was sword of Allah (Seyfullah). But thank you it's great explanation, espically how he died, you amazed the reason, very good 😊
He was given the opportunity for greater glory he stayed and fought on the front lines as a soldier achieving even more heroic victories on the front lines !
@@mofozi But why was he dismissed after achieving so many victories on the battlefield? Khalid was made governor of Jund Qinnasrin before his dismissal so his removal was strange and unexplained. I am not aware of his heroics as a soldier.
@SayedShah-cz9hx he led the charge on a city that was besieged and saved many lives with a sudden victory after his dismissal, I remember hearing that Omar R.A.A feared people had started accrediting victory to Khalid instead of ALLAH and this was his reason for removing Khalid.
Tell me how brave was he? Was he braver then Ali(a)? Did he single handed win any battles, like the battle of Uhad, when the muslims ran away (to save their lives) leaving Prophet(saw) in the midst of enemies, AND it was Ali(a) single handedly turns the tables and delivered the greatest of defeat to the enemies. WHY DO YOU PRAISE OTHERS. WHO DO NOT EQUAL THE TOE NAIL OF ALI(A) just to down play the merits of the progeny of prophet(saw). GO AND RESEARCH THE HISTORY BECAUSE ON THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT THE TRUTH WILL STAND. AND YOU WILL DESPISE YOURSELVES FOR FAILING TO RECOGNISE THE BEAUTY OF AHLUL-BAIT|a) and hero worshiping their opponents. --- one more thing, If you ended up in the battle, would you run away and leave Prophet|(saw) in the midst of enemies as your champions (Abu-bakr and Umar and others) did? So why do you have so much respect for them after their shameful act ...... They were only ordinary people, They were not appointed by Allah(swt) or by Prophet(saw). Just for your information -- Ali(a) was the Lion of ALLAH SWT. This title is given to him by our beloved Prophet MUHAMMAD PBUH when Hazrat Ali defeated Murhab -- AND in Khaiber. Holy Prophet PBUH said that he would give flag to someone who loves ALLAH SWT and ALLAH SWT loves him. --- Ali(a) never lost in any battle but rather the battles were won just by his bravery. -- Note, Prophet(saw) said Allah(swt) loves Ali(a) --- This is something prophet(saw) never said for anybody other than his progeny. Also Khalid ibn walid lost, when he fought for Quraish against Muslims.
Sword of Allah Hazrat Khalid bin Walid RA is the greatest and only undefeated general in the history of mankind. He won almost all the battles single handedly and where Muslims were outnumbered. He destroyed both Persian n Roman empire within couple of years. Only Sword of Allah can do what he did.
If Allah wanted progeny of the prophet (Muhammad pbuh) then Allah would have kept our prophet sons Alive would he not, and you Shias say you love prophet (pbuh) family yet you swear at his wife Aisha (Ra) and you hate Abubakar (Ra) and Umar bi khatab (Ra) the 2 most loved companions of our beloved prophet Muhammad (pbuh) all this just because Ali (Ra) didn't become first khalifa we Sunni love Ali (Ra) and we love all the companions of our prophet (pbuh) so get over what happened over 1400 years. Abubakar (Ra) didn't take Khalifat by force he was voted by people of that time because he was the closest to prophet ( pbuh) he even led prayers with prophet permission. And if Ali (Ra) was against Abubakar (Ra) then why did Ali(Ra) name his sons Abubakar and Umar
@@SaleemRaza-m6o -- If Allah wanted progeny of the prophet (Muhammad pbuh) then Allah would have kept our prophet sons Alive would he not, and you Shias say you love prophet (pbuh) family yet you swear at his wife Aisha (Ra) and you hate Abubakar (Ra) and Umar bi khatab (Ra) the 2 most loved companions of our beloved prophet Muhammad (pbuh) all this just because Ali (Ra) didn't become first khalifa we Sunni love Ali (Ra) and we love all the companions of our prophet (pbuh) so get over what happened over 1400 years. Abubakar (Ra) didn't take Khalifat by force he was voted by people of that time because he was the closest to prophet ( pbuh) he even led prayers with prophet permission. And if Ali (Ra) was against Abubakar (Ra) then why did Ali(Ra) name his sons Abubakar and Umar You are being plain stupid sectarian - this has nothing to do with SHIA-SUNNI. Its directly related to the “TRUTH” You said, “If Allah wanted progeny of the prophet (Muhammad pbuh) then Allah would have kept our prophet sons Alive” - For your information Prophet(saw) and many of the previous messengers are not alive, many of them brutally killed - What have you got to say about that? Regarding the love of Ahlul-bayt, - Do you not love the Ahlul bayt? - If you were present during the times of Mawiah, Would you join his army to fight against Ali(a) Orin you were in Jamal, Would have Joined Ayesha’s army to fight against Ali(a)? Are you telling us that all Sunni would have fought against Ali(a) in Jamal and Shifeen? Prophet(saw) said, only a MUNAFIQ will hate Ali and only a BELIEVER will love Ali(a) Tell me, Mawiah had hate against Ali(a) spewed from the pulpits. SO you love a person who hated Ali - WHERE IS YOUR BRAIN? Regarding the love of Ahlulbayt -- Allah(swt) Quran ordered wives of Prophet(saw) not to leave their houses. Also read Sura Tahreem verse 1-5, Allah clearly condemn the two wives of prophet(saw) - logically Do you want to love when Allah(swt) condemns? Don’t drag Sunni down with you, saying Sunni love those whom Allah(swt) condemns. Don’t let you brain die… If you were in Uhad, and saw some people bravely defending prophet|(saw) with their lives and other cowards leaving Prophet(saw) in the midst of enemies and running away to save their lives. Would you stay to defend Prophet|(saw) or run away with cowards. -- How would you respect any person (as example your friend) who left prophet(saw) and run away? These are the examples Allah(swt) has put before you. Its has nothing to do with Shia or sunni - these are pure FACTS -- So how do you stand. Don’t tell me Sunni love those who Allah condemns in Quran, or Sunni would stand to fight against Ali(a) in Jamal and shifeen when you know fighting Ali(a) is reverting to Kufr and Munafiqat
@@SaleemRaza-m6o This is nothing to do with Shia/Sunni. -- it is to do with TRUTH --- (1) Tell me, in Quran Sura Tahreem, verse 1-5, Allah(swt) condemned the two wives of Prophet(saw). ARE you telling me that you love those whom Allah(swt) condemns saying they are deviated? (2) If you were in Jamal and Shifeen, would you have fought against Ali(a|). (In fight you stand to kill your opponent, you don't go to say "I love you..") (3) Prophet(saw) said, only a munafiq will hate Ali(a) and only a believer will love Ali(a). Mawiah hated Ali(a). he had people curse Ali(a) from pulpits -- Are you telling me that "you, say "RA" RaziAllahu Anhu' for Mawiah. (i.e. Allah(swt) be pleased with the hypocrite Mawiah who hated Ali(a)). ---- WHERE DO YOU STAND?
@@aliasif8498 LOL undefeated !!! -- Go check your history, He was defeated when he fought for Meccans against Muslims. and who gave him the title Sward of Allah? I do not see any statement from Allah|(swt) or prophet(saw) in this regard. YOU ARE FANATICS, GIVING PEOPLE STATUS THAT PROPHET(SAW|) NEVER GAVE....
Khalid bin Walid and Amr Ibn Aas both accepted Islam in 629 AD [8 Hijari]. The Muslims defeated the Meccans in the Battle of the Trench in 627 AD and the Jews in the Battle of Khayber in 628 AD. By 629 AD Islam had emerged as the major power in the Arabia. Both Khalid and Amr became Muslims in 629 AD. They were clever to recognise the fact that Islam would become the sole power. Both men throughout their lives remained enemies of Imam Ali [AS]. Khalid died in 642 AD but Amr ibn Aas joined Muawiya and fought against Imam Ali [AS] in the Battle of Siffin. He became the governor of Egypt under Muawiya.
Are you sayjng that The Prophet Muhammad, PBUH, had less wisdom than you? Surely for someone to choose Islam is a positive thing, only a backwarss person with your mentality would thjnk like that.
@SayedShah-cz9hx Did you see what the Prophet (peace be upon him) did not see? Allah supported him with revelations and made the truth clear to him. There are many beautiful hadiths about both Muawiyah and Khalid, and most of them are not weak. What benefit do we gain by dividing and fragmenting ourselves further? These sectarian conflicts only serve to weaken us, allowing outsiders to exploit our divisions. As Sunnis, we stand with Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), but we never curse any companion, because such an act is a sin above all else. No one is a traitor, and there are no traitors among us, my dear brother/sister. Let us unite, not divide. May Allah guide us all to strength and unity. 🌟
@SayedShah-cz9hx Narrated Salim's father: The Prophet (ﷺ) sent Khalid bin Al-Walid to the tribe of Jadhima and Khalid invited them to Islam but they could not express themselves by saying, "Aslamna (i.e. we have embraced Islam)," but they started saying "Saba'na! Saba'na (i.e. we have come out of one religion to another)." Khalid kept on killing (some of) them and taking (some of) them as captives and gave every one of us his Captive. When there came the day then Khalid ordered that each man (i.e. Muslim soldier) should kill his captive, I said, "By Allah, I will not kill my captive, and none of my companions will kill his captive." When we reached the Prophet, we mentioned to him the whole story. On that, the Prophet (ﷺ) raised both his hands and said twice, "O Allah! I am free from what Khalid has done." ( Sahih al-Bukhari 4339) This noble Sahaabi has been exposed to slander and misrepresentation by some of the Orientalists who accepted all reports without researching or analyzing them, which were fabricated by some groups of Shi’ah out of hatred towards this Sahaabi who excelled in fighting the kuffaar and protecting the Muslim state during the time of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs. Among these slanders is the famous story about Khaalid killing Maalik ibn Nuwayrah and marrying his wife Layla bint Sinaan.
@SayedShah-cz9hx Following the death of Muhammed, many tribes on the Arabian Peninsula apostized and left the religion of Islam. This is known as the Ridda Wars. The Caliph Abu Bakr sent Khalid ibn al-Walid to fight and defeat the Banu Sulaim tribe. On the way there, Khalid traversed across the land of the Banu Tamim of which Malik belonged to. Khalid has heard of reports that Malik had begun to speak negatively of Muhammad and in some cases insulting him. Khalid was instructed that he could inspect the tribes he was passing through to check if they were Muslim or not. It was decided that if the call to prayer was made and people came to the Mosque to pray, then it would be concluded that they were Muslims. On the other hand, if they did not then that would suggest that they had left Islam.[3] Khalid then sent out his partisans to check whether they had made Salah or not. Some of them stated that Salah was performed however others stated that Salah was not performed. According to a report, the man who usually would call out the Azan was absent and thus no call to prayer was heard. Malik and his men then began an armed resistance against the forces of Khalid and were subsequently defeated. Malik was then brought to Khalid who questioned him in regards to his agreement with Sajah (an Arab Christian who claimed prophethood) to which he failed to respond and indicated that he had left Islam through comments of disregard for Muhammed. Khalid concluded that Malik's armed resistance, his co-operation with the Sajah and his disparaging comments of Muhammed were completely unacceptable. As a result of these three factors, Khalid decided that Malik was to be executed. Malik was then brought to Khalid who questioned him in regards to his agreement with Sajah (an Arab Christian who claimed prophethood) to which he failed to respond and indicated that he had left Islam through comments of disregard for Muhammed. Khalid concluded that Malik's armed resistance, his co-operation with Sajah and his disparaging comments about Muhammed were completely unacceptable. Khalid decided that Malik was to be executed. When arrested in November 632, Malik was asked by Khalid ibn Walid about his crimes. Khalid's interpretation of Malik's response was that although he and his followers were Muslims, they did not wish to pay taxes to Abu Bakr. Khalid understood this to be a transparent attempt by Malik to save his own life by any means at his disposal. Khalid having clear evidence of Malik's distributing the tax money on getting news of Muhammad's death declared Malik an apostate and ordered his execution. Khalid has to explain himself in the court of Medina. One of the those who was alongside Khalid, Qatada ibn al-Nu'man claimed that the people of Banu Tamim had performed Salah and therefore complained to Abu Bakr in Medina. Moreover, Umar ibn al-Khattab believed that Khalid should be removed from his post as a general of the Rashidun army, accusing him of murder and adultery. Khalid then returned to Medina and was questioned by Abu Bakr about his actions. Abu Bakr then concluded that it was a mistake by Khalid but it was not reasonable to dismiss him over this error of judgement. The reasons as to why Abu Bakr did not punish Khalid for his actions were due to Muhammad's statement in which he said "Khalid is the sword of Allah against the disbelievers". It was also because of a similar incident when Muhammed had sent Khalid ibn Waleed to the tribe of Banu Jadhimah in order to convey Islam to them. The people responded by saying: “saba’na, saba’na”, which means “We have become Sabeans”, but which was also used in the general sense of changing one's religion. According to Khalid they had not become Muslims and he gave the order for their execution. When the news of their execution reached Muhammed he said: “O Allah, I dissociate myself from what Khalid has done". However, when Khalid returned Muhammed did not punish him or dismiss him and sent him on various missions such as the Expedition of Khalid ibn al-Walid in which he destroyed the temple and statue dedicated to the pagan goddess Al-Uzza. In Jumada al-Awwal 631, he was sent on a mission to spread Islam to Banu Harith ibn Ka’b. He was also sent to the expedition to Ukaydir ibn ‘Abdul Malik. Khalid was also praised by Muhammed for his fighting during the Battle of Mu'tah in 629 and his successful tactical withdrawal which saved the Muslims from utter destruction. Muhammed was reported as saying on the day of Mu'tah “then the standard was taken up by a Sword from amongst the Swords of Allah, and upon his hands did Allah grant victory". Abu Bakr responded to Umar's comment on dismissing Khalid by saying "I will not sheath the sword of Allah". Instead Abu Bakr acted in the same way Muhammed had in the case of Banu Jadhimah, Abu Bakr gave the blood money to Malik's brother Mutammim and ordered the release of all captives taken by Khalid. When he met Abu Bakr, he explained that Malik bin Nawari had killed hundreds of Muslims in the town of Rabaab; followed Sajah bint Tameem and joined forces with her to kill the Muslims, spread her claimed prophethood; refused to give the Zakat; refused to answer back to the call of prayer given before entering upon his people; his wife had already claimed she had been abused by him and kept as a prisoner when she proclaimed her allegiance to Islam and his refusal to name Muhammad by his title of Prophethood. For all these reasons he was killed as an enemy and due to his killings of the Muslims in the town of Rabaab.
Was he not in Gaza E Ahad on the side of enemy of Prophet Mohammad when he came around the side of mountain to attack on Muslims? Please verify if this is true
@sohailagha1803 dear brother, This is something he did before becoming a Muslim. Later, he embraced Islam, and Allah’s Prophet (peace be upon him) recognized him as a Muslim and appointed him as a commander of the armies. When Allah’s Prophet acted this way, who are you to not accept it? Why do you create discord and division everywhere? How can you, as a Muslim, speak badly about someone who was a commander according to Islam and approved by the Prophet? The accountability for this will be severe if you do not repent. We love Ali, Khalid, and Abu Bakr, and we will continue making videos about all of them. We love all Muslims, and all the companions are like stars to us. Please, let’s not place one above the other.
Sword of allah is imam ali and not khalid. All his body is covered with scars and yet did not get martyred. The greatest hero of islam is imam ali” the sword and lion of Allah “
Your prejudice is distortING your understanding.The title of sword of Allah ( Saifullah ) was given to Khalid ( R,A ) . Undoubtedly, Hadhrath Ali ( R,A ) is in another class ( first male to embrace Islaam , Badri Sahabi ,4th caliph of Islaam , hero of Khyber,,, etc
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@ReligiousStoryTV you right we are all Muslims. Then why there are hadiths about Khalid trying to fight imam Ali and the imam said okay let's have a go but Khalid back his words and didn't fight
19:31 sounds shirk, doesn't it? All victory comes from Allah and if one says it comes from something else that is the very definition of Shirk(Associating Allah with partners)
This story is not called a hadeeth but it is called an Athar (a report). The difference between a hadeeth and an Athar is that the hadeeth is the saying or action or tacit approval or manner that is attributed to the Prophet ﷺ whereas an Athar is more general; it may refer to what is attributed to the Prophet ﷺ and it may also refer to the actions or sayings that are attributed to the Companions and the Taabi‘een (generation that followed the companions). The story of Khaled ibn al waleed with those hairs is not a hadeeth from the Prophet ﷺ; rather, it is an Athar. Seeking blessing from the traces of the Prophet ﷺ is permissible, and it is proven in many hadeeth that the Companions sought blessings from his traces. For instance, Abu Juhayfa, may Allah be pleased with him, narrated: “The Prophet ﷺ came out to us at noon, and water for ablution was brought to him. After he had performed ablution, the remaining water was taken by the people and they started wiping it over their bodies. The Prophet ﷺ then offered two Rak‘ahs (units of prayer) for the Thuhr prayer and then two Rak‘ahs for the ‘Asr prayer (as he was traveling).” Seeking blessing with these traces is peculiar (special) to the Prophet ﷺ and it is not permissible to seek blessings in the person or traces of any righteous people other than him. Allah knows best.
A very important and difficult phase started in Hazrat Ali's [PBUH] life after the Holy Prophet [PBUH]. It is very strange that He took a prominent and outstanding part in all of the Battles during the Holy Prophet's [PBUH] time but did not take any part in any battle or conquest during the caliphates of Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman but the Battles of Jamal, Siffin and Nahrawan showed that He was as good with His sword as He was in the Battles of Badr, Uhad, Khandeq, Khyber and Hunayn. This fact proves that He did not accept the three caliphates before Him or the policies of the three Caliphs. Also, He was the only one to have rejected to become Caliph and for three days the people begged Him to take office and finally He accepted.
Hasha brother hasha, why you saying bad things behind Sahaba? We love Ali and support Ali as Sunni Muslims. But we don't swear about any Muslims. Prophet Muhammad chose him to commander of islamic arm. So do you know better than Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him? Shame on you.
@omar abu bakr aisha khalid ibn waleed hind aba sufyan shimr yazeed muawiyah and hurmala they literally killed ahlulbayt and imam Ali and all of them so SHAME ON YOU for being on their side and supporting them!
@@ReligiousStoryTVAbu bakr omar hind aba sufyan yazeed shimr muawiya hurmala aisha khalid ibn waleed and uthman they literally killed ahlulbayt and imam Ali and all of them so SHAME ON YOU and to all of you who are with them and not ahlulbayt!
Omar and Abu Bakr (ra) how they did kill Ali (ra) ? their ghost coming from their grave and than kill Ali? All sunni Muslims like Ali and not supporting killers of Ali. Omar made Iran muslim from Majusi, I believe that is why you hate him a lot. cause they stop the fire of Majusi.
Who take the souls, Allah? But when we see, Azrel coming and taking the souls. Who send rain to us, Allah or angel Michael? So its very clear, Allah give permission to some level angels or high level humans to do something, their mission. Its not shirk.
Asthakfurallah im sorry brother pieces of hair didn’t give him victory thts sherik nothing gives victory except Allah no object has power over anything i hope khalid didn’t actually live tht life where he considered the prophets hair had any kind of power
Allah can take the soul right? But still Azrael comes and take our souls. So Allah gives the permission or mission to angels and humankind to do something for Allah.
Khalid was removed from his post by khalif umar because of his killings of innocent muslims who supported imam ali and refused to take an oath to accept abu bakhar as khalifa
I agree with you but there are some other reasons also. Umar cut Khald down to size because by doing so he removed a 'possible threat' to his power. Umar did the same to other people.
The Holy Prophet [SAW] never gave Khalid bin Walid the title of Sword of Allah. The Hadith is a 'manufactured' one. On Khalid's orders Malik bin Nuwera was executed and after killing him, on the same night Khalid 'married' his wife. As caliph Abu Bakr gave Khalid the liberty to do as he pleased while Umar for a while wanted to punish him.
@SayedShah-cz9hx "From earth and to earth I shall return" is a phrase that refers to the cycle of life, where all living things come from the Earth and eventually return to it. It appears in the Bible in Genesis 3:19 and Ecclesiastes 3:20: Genesis 3:19: "For you were made from dust, and to dust you will return". This verse is part of God's curse on Adam for his sin. It's a final declaration that Adam will die physically, and the curse of death has been passed on to all humans since. Ecclesiastes 3:20: "All go to the same place; all come from dust, and all return to dust". Thanks for the clue😶.
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The colour of your skin has nothing to do with bravery. As Moulana Mododi mentions in the explanatory notes under Surah Kahf. Concentrate on the message instead of wasting time as to how many people slept in the cave and did they have a dog or not.
Only Shia don’t believe that khalid-bin-waleed is sword-of-Allah. They have there own beliefs like they have 12 imams bit like Christians they have their 12 disciples'
full references: References: Ibn Sa'd, Muhammad (230/844), al-Tabaqāt al-Kubrā, ed. Ali Muhammad Umar, Maktabat al-Hanji, Cairo, 2000, Vol. V, p. 26; Ibn al-Athir, Izz al-Din (630/1236), Usd al-Ghabah fi Ma‘rifat al-Sahabah, ed. Abu al-Fida Abd Allah al-Qadi, Dar al-Kutub al-‘Ilmiyyah, Beirut, 2010, Vol. II, p. 140; Ibn Hajar, Shihab al-Din Abu al-Fadl Ahmad b. Ali al-‘Asqalani (852/1448), al-Isabah fi Tamyiz al-Sahabah, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 140. After evaluating the reports about his conversion to Islam, Ibn al-Athir states that he embraced Islam after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; see also Mustafa Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XIV, p. 289. See Hüseyin Algül, Islamic History, Gonca Publishing House, Istanbul, 1991, Vol. II, p. 29. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284; Vol. VII, pp. 396-397. Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Hisham, al-Sirah, p. 614. Al-Waqidi, Abu Abdullah Muhammad b. Umar (207/823), Kitab al-Maghazi, ed. Marsden Jones, Beirut: Alam al-Kutub, 1984, pp. 677, 679; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 32; Al-Waqidi, Kitab al-Maghazi, p. 644; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Manzur, Muhammad b. Mukarram (711/1311), Lisan al-Arab, Dar Ihya’ Turath al-‘Arabi, Beirut, Vol. XII, p. 307. Nebi Bozkurt, “Lakap,” DİA, Vol. XXVII, p. 65. See Ali Aksu, “Nicknaming and Titles of Caliphs During the Prophetic and Umayyad Eras,” Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Theology Journal, Sivas, 2001, Vol. V, No. II, p. 230. Ahmet Keleş, “The Spread of Islam in the Context of Jihad, Sword, and Preaching,” From the Jahiliyyah Society to Today: Symposium on the Prophet Muhammad (Papers and Discussions), April 13-15, 2007, Konya, Fecr Publishing, Ankara, 2007, p. 252. Al-Waqidi, Kitab al-Maghazi, p. 755; see also Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. I, p. 408. Al-Tabari, Abu Ja‘far Muhammad b. Jarir (310/923), Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk, Lebanon, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 430. Ibn Hisham, Abu Muhammad Abd al-Malik (218/833), al-Sirah al-Nabawiyyah, ed. Mustafa al-Saqqa et al., Beirut: Mu’assasat al-Ma‘arif, 2004, p. 583; Ibn Asakir, Abu al-Qasim Ali b. Hasan (571/1170), Tarikh Madinat Dimashq, ed. Muhibb al-Din Abu Said Umar b. Gharama al-Amrawi, Beirut: Dar al-Fikr, 1995-1998, Vol. II, p. 3. Ibn Hisham, al-Sirah, p. 587; Ibn Asakir, Tarikh, Vol. II, p. 3; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 29; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284. Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 28; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir mentions the number of swords as seven. Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 36; Al-Tabari, p. 550; Adil Ahmad Kamal, al-Tariq ila al-Madain, Dar al-Nafa'is, Beirut, 1977, p. 316. Ibn Abd al-Barr, Abu Umar Yusuf b. Abdullah b. Muhammad (463/1071), al-Isti‘ab fi Ma‘rifat al-Ashab, ed. Ali Muhammad al-Bajawi, Cairo, undated, Vol. II, pp. 793-794. Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 554. Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 534. Adil Kamal, al-Tariq, p. 314. Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 36; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 331. Adil Kamal, al-Tariq, p. 320. Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 538. Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XV, p. 291.
Allah forgave all sins untill people converted. No need to talk people past before Islam. He had many years with Islam and many servants with Islam. Dont you feeling shame when you talk behind islamic figures badly a ghafil soul?
@@ReligiousStoryTV Why? the facts are fact you can't change history; he was fighting our prophet before he convert and because of him our prophet (PBUH) was injured in one of the battle, also, Khalif Umar removed him from his post when he killed thousands of people who were protested about Zakat...so, he was a convert but has no comparison to Prophet companions who were with him from the beginning of Islam. You can call him whatever you want but he was no close to Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) cousin Ali who fought so many battles for Islam and not lost a single one that's why they can him Lions of God and protected Prophet life from his childhood until his death.
@@ReligiousStoryTV You don't need to tell me which side I'm, I followed Prophet and people who were with Prophet from his early days and suffered with him due to the boycott by same people who converted later because they have no choice but to accept Islam,
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References:
Ibn Sa'd, Muhammad (230/844), al-Tabaqāt al-Kubrā, ed. Ali Muhammad Umar, Maktabat al-Hanji, Cairo, 2000, Vol. V, p. 26; Ibn al-Athir, Izz al-Din (630/1236), Usd al-Ghabah fi Ma‘rifat al-Sahabah, ed. Abu al-Fida Abd Allah al-Qadi, Dar al-Kutub al-‘Ilmiyyah, Beirut, 2010, Vol. II, p. 140; Ibn Hajar, Shihab al-Din Abu al-Fadl Ahmad b. Ali al-‘Asqalani (852/1448), al-Isabah fi Tamyiz al-Sahabah, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 330.
Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 140. After evaluating the reports about his conversion to Islam, Ibn al-Athir states that he embraced Islam after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; see also Mustafa Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XIV, p. 289.
See Hüseyin Algül, Islamic History, Gonca Publishing House, Istanbul, 1991, Vol. II, p. 29.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284; Vol. VII, pp. 396-397.
Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330.
Ibn Hisham, al-Sirah, p. 614.
Al-Waqidi, Abu Abdullah Muhammad b. Umar (207/823), Kitab al-Maghazi, ed. Marsden Jones, Beirut: Alam al-Kutub, 1984, pp. 677, 679; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 32; Al-Waqidi, Kitab al-Maghazi, p. 644; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330.
Ibn Manzur, Muhammad b. Mukarram (711/1311), Lisan al-Arab, Dar Ihya’ Turath al-‘Arabi, Beirut, Vol. XII, p. 307.
Nebi Bozkurt, “Lakap,” DİA, Vol. XXVII, p. 65.
See Ali Aksu, “Nicknaming and Titles of Caliphs During the Prophetic and Umayyad Eras,” Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Theology Journal, Sivas, 2001, Vol. V, No. II, p. 230.
Ahmet Keleş, “The Spread of Islam in the Context of Jihad, Sword, and Preaching,” From the Jahiliyyah Society to Today: Symposium on the Prophet Muhammad (Papers and Discussions), April 13-15, 2007, Konya, Fecr Publishing, Ankara, 2007, p. 252.
Al-Waqidi, Kitab al-Maghazi, p. 755; see also Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. I, p. 408.
Al-Tabari, Abu Ja‘far Muhammad b. Jarir (310/923), Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk, Lebanon, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 430.
Ibn Hisham, Abu Muhammad Abd al-Malik (218/833), al-Sirah al-Nabawiyyah, ed. Mustafa al-Saqqa et al., Beirut: Mu’assasat al-Ma‘arif, 2004, p. 583; Ibn Asakir, Abu al-Qasim Ali b. Hasan (571/1170), Tarikh Madinat Dimashq, ed. Muhibb al-Din Abu Said Umar b. Gharama al-Amrawi, Beirut: Dar al-Fikr, 1995-1998, Vol. II, p. 3.
Ibn Hisham, al-Sirah, p. 587; Ibn Asakir, Tarikh, Vol. II, p. 3; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 29; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284.
Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330.
Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 28; Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 330. Ibn al-Athir mentions the number of swords as seven.
Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 142.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 36; Al-Tabari, p. 550; Adil Ahmad Kamal, al-Tariq ila al-Madain, Dar al-Nafa'is, Beirut, 1977, p. 316.
Ibn Abd al-Barr, Abu Umar Yusuf b. Abdullah b. Muhammad (463/1071), al-Isti‘ab fi Ma‘rifat al-Ashab, ed. Ali Muhammad al-Bajawi, Cairo, undated, Vol. II, pp. 793-794.
Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 554.
Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 534.
Adil Kamal, al-Tariq, p. 314.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. V, p. 36; Ibn Hajar, al-Isabah, p. 331.
Adil Kamal, al-Tariq, p. 320.
Al-Tabari, Tarikh, p. 538.
Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XV, p. 291.
Alhamdulillah huge respect awsome knowledge about our Prophet pbuh, the companions, Islam and history !!!
@@ts4095 thank you very much brother.
@@ReligiousStoryTV ur welcome fam
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Goose bumps wen I hear the name "Sword of Allah swt"
Khalid in Waleed ❤my forever hero ❤
Really loved it,watching it again👌✔️
Thanx for this upload🌷
may Allah raise his rank in Jannah ❤
I love loved when read the sword of Allah Khalid ibne Walid never new that I will hear this of his life history again
Beautiful Mashallah
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This is so powerful, thank you
GREATEST GENERAL OF ALL TIME!!! ☝''THE SWORD OF ALLAH''☝
Greatest General in Islamic history was Ali.
Both of you are right, Ali was the first but Khalid was second and both deserved same respect ☪️💚
Mashaallah it’s really beautiful story in Islamic religion ❤❤❤
But when you read stores and listen to this documentary about Khalid bin Waleed (Ra) then we can agree why he was given the title sword of Allah, he fought the most battles and in every battle his Army was outnumbered with the help of Allah he won and defeated the enemy of Islam he brought the Persian empire to its knees, even the Romans were defeated and kicked out of Syria.
yes he was greatest commander in islam and even for the world. he was real saifullah like hazrat Ali and Hamza.
@@ReligiousStoryTVali ra and hamza ra were lion of Allah
As for greatest general only Allah knows who he sees as greatest general we know usaid ibn hudair ra cleanly defeated khalid ra in siege of ahzab
Such a great and pride for us The Sword of Allah❤
Allahumma inna naj aluka Fi nuhoorihim wa na oozhubika min shuroorihim )🤲🤲🤲
Hazrat Khalid Ibn Al Walid (peace be upon him) The Sword of Allah⚔️🏴
Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib brother
@@Sajadharbi-h8sANOTHER GREAT SAHABI ALLTOGETHER , BROTHER.
Excellent. Thank you.
You are welcome brother ❤️
May Allah be pleased with Khalid.
So beautiful
May Allah bless and reward Him with Firdaus Jannah 🤲🤲🤲☝️
Subhanallah mashaallah beautiful video thanks england 🇵🇰💖🇵🇸
Man of Respect,loved by all,Destiny Paradice
Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah Masha allah Allah ho Akbar Ya allah madad Ya allah madad.........
Mashallah.Allaahu Akbar
Alhamdulillah, thank you brother it's really great
Sword of Allah
Hazrat Khalid bin Walid RA is the greatest and only undefeated General in the history of mankind. He defeated both Roma n Persian empires within few years. Only Sword of Allah can do that. Almost all the battles he won were miraculous where Muslims were outnumbered by persians or romans
timur akbar tariq zafar khan were also undefeated amongst the nonmuslim ashoka bajirao lettow vorbeck were also undefeated there many undefeated general in history
As for greatest there also ali ra there's usaid ibn hudair ra who defeated khalid ra in battle/siege of ahzab prophet saw was better and all other prophets as especially suleiman as were also better
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He was defeated many times when he was fighting against our Prophet (PBUH) when he was kafir and his leader was Abu sufian. The only undefeated General in Islamic history is Ali prophet cousin and commander of his army.
Ma sha Allah whoever is making this videos is doing a great job
Thank you so much brother.
Great video, thank you very much but the intro music a bit high, you can make less for the next time.
Allah hu akbar… goosebumps
MashaAllah tnx 4 ur documentary in islam
Great
Mashallah
Alhamdulillah it was not mentioned but someone did say to Khalid that he did not die on the battlefield or was not Martyred because if he was the Enemies of Islam would say they had broken the Sword of Allah swt, which Allah swt would never allow and Allah swt knows best ! Thanku Salaam !!!
yes we already said on the video as well. but your mentioned, better than us and your anaylze. thank you for it :)
SubhanAllah MashaAllah allah ❤ 💖 ♥ 💙 💓
❤ 💖 ♥ 💙 💓 thank you brother
❤Such a beautiful story.❤ Everyone has thier story too. The success for us as human beings and the sheer beauty in which our lives can achieve, is not so much a once in a life time thing intended only for one special type of person.Nor is it one of those rare , unique circumstances which skip this person yet landed on the other person who appears to have lady luck on thier side. Truth is, all can experience such a granduer, awe inspiring & real meaningful life. In fact these special, uniquely rare circumstances of successfulness and life with untold beauty will indeed manifest itself upon YOU always on the way which leads to ALLAH❤ so dont just live. ❤ LIVE!!! ❤ALLAH. is GREAT!
He did not have victory because of the prophet pbuh hair, he had victory because Allah gave him victory
The Prophet`s hair made him more brave brother. If I have one hair with myself, I feel better, you wont feel if you have? Nobody says hair made him victorious. Please dont get us wrong. Thank you for watching and comment brother.
#faith 💙 🕊
La Fatah illa Ali(as) La Saif illa Zulfiqar!!!
Ali Ra and Khaled is not enemy of each other. They are all Sahaba for us and we love all of them ❤️
I'm just quoting the Angel Gabriel 😉
رضي الله عنها خالد بن وليد ﷺﷴﷴﷺ۞
Mashallah ❤❤❤
Asc these are good and powerful messages Please stop the music that’s playing in the background
We wait for him to this day.
Saad ibn Waqas was another successful general and governor of Kufa who was dismissed by Caliph Umar but later he was included by Umar in the committee of 6 who were to choose a caliph. He did not give allegiance to Caliph Ali. His son Umar ibn Saad was the commander of Yazid's army in the Battle of Karbala.
Essentially what youre sayjng is that, Astafrughla, our Pripehet was a fool, as he used Lhid Ibn Walid
Prophet*
Are you also of the people that insult Aisha and Abu Bakr, RA?
@@NotSoBryt Thank you, first of all get your spellings right.
@@NotSoBryt I do not insult Aisha or Abu Bakr or anybody else, I just give proper and truthful historical accounts.
Imam ali no one else.
May allah give our brothers in Palestine victory
Ameen, alfu alfu ameen.
Khalid died in his bed because he was titled The Sword of Allah and Allah didn't let him die in the battlefield because then people would say ''we broke the sword of Allah''
and Allah's swords never get broken, that's why Allah chose a death like that to Khalid Ibn Walid may Allah be pleased with him.
الحمدلله
Allahu akbar
It's criminal that we've never had a movie on him
there are some Turkish videos on the youtube, we are translating inshaAllah.
If you do pls include all his deeds, don't pick and choose.
@@JN-eq3gl you'd need a series then
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💜💜🙏🙏
Allahu Akbar
786
O, in you, the obvious and the hidden are all nothing
Imagination, certainty, and suspicion are all nothing
Your essence cannot be shown at all
Wherever you were, all signs are nothing 786
I lake to heair the store of kaled lben yaleed thank to you sir
سيف الله المسلول
translates as (The drawn sword of 'Eľľah).
Real heros of islam not like fake superman etc
Yes very true ❤️
"The Sword of Allah" is one of the stolen nicknames of he who is worthy. And there's a fun story about how the true Sword Of Allah showed Khalid his place.
This is Hadith brother, dont say its stolen, its big sin.
Hazrat Ali [Peace be upon Him] was brought up by the Holy Prophet [Peace be upon Him]. He was the first person to announce His Islam. Allah Almighty commanded the Holy Prophet to announce His Prophethood [Risalah] and invite the Quraysh to Islam. This was the first public invitation to Islam and it was held in Hazrat Abu Talib's home under His protection and watchful eye and Imam Ali announced His Islam although He was about 12 or 13 years old. Fast forward and in Battles of Badr, Uhad, Khandaq, Khyber and Hunayn, Hazrat Ali [PBUH] rendered the most effective and outstanding services and gave Islam victory. Outstanding bravery was just one aspect of His character. His knowledge and piety and other aspects of His character are outstanding and unique. His life was like the life of the Holy Prophet [PBUH]. He is the most talked about. All the Auliyah [Peace on Them] name Him as their Master and Imam. After the Holy Prophet [PBUH] He is the most prominent person.
The last part of it was weird when the video says do not fight now and use dialogue. Basically let them kill u while u can talk to them. It’s quite the opposite
It's a cowardly and humiliating mindset
Jihad will never stop until the day of judgement!
Yes Prophet Muhammad did not have any war for the first 12 years. Please consider it. And his totally hours of war, less than 1 day when you calculate all wars hours. So our Prophet was not war Prophet. We believe today peace and dialoge is much effective than other methodologies espically when we are very weak and not well educated.
Salam would you let us know which software you are using to create this AI video?
and let us share that animation is haram akhi you should blut the faces. Jazakallah Khair💗
Even though this was a very nice and beautiful piece of work, there are a few shortfalls in the account!
Such as the title of sword of Allah was not given to Khalid bin Walid (r.a) as such.
Also when he was in his death bed, the companions comfort him and said that he cannot die in battle field because if it happened so, it means that the sword of Allah has fallen! This cannot happen.
Some references said that he was sword of Allah (Seyfullah). But thank you it's great explanation, espically how he died, you amazed the reason, very good 😊
Kindly consider any scholar to present companions of Prophet Muhammad pbuh as ai based characters. Is it even allowed or not.
رضي الله عنها عمر بن ختاب رضي الله عنها ﷺﷴﷴﷺ۞
لا فتا الا علي
Is this a computer AI voice?
Khalid was a successful general but yet he was deposed by Caliph Umar and not given any position.
He was given the opportunity for greater glory he stayed and fought on the front lines as a soldier achieving even more heroic victories on the front lines !
@@mofozi But why was he dismissed after achieving so many victories on the battlefield? Khalid was made governor of Jund Qinnasrin before his dismissal so his removal was strange and unexplained. I am not aware of his heroics as a soldier.
@SayedShah-cz9hx he led the charge on a city that was besieged and saved many lives with a sudden victory after his dismissal, I remember hearing that Omar R.A.A feared people had started accrediting victory to Khalid instead of ALLAH and this was his reason for removing Khalid.
@mofozi yes brother, you heard true. we also mentioned it on our video. thank you for your comment and answers.
He was dismissed for various reasons and he wasn't the only one umar ra demoted and dismissed many generals
Tell me how brave was he? Was he braver then Ali(a)? Did he single handed win any battles, like the battle of Uhad, when the muslims ran away (to save their lives) leaving Prophet(saw) in the midst of enemies, AND it was Ali(a) single handedly turns the tables and delivered the greatest of defeat to the enemies. WHY DO YOU PRAISE OTHERS. WHO DO NOT EQUAL THE TOE NAIL OF ALI(A) just to down play the merits of the progeny of prophet(saw). GO AND RESEARCH THE HISTORY BECAUSE ON THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT THE TRUTH WILL STAND. AND YOU WILL DESPISE YOURSELVES FOR FAILING TO RECOGNISE THE BEAUTY OF AHLUL-BAIT|a) and hero worshiping their opponents. --- one more thing, If you ended up in the battle, would you run away and leave Prophet|(saw) in the midst of enemies as your champions (Abu-bakr and Umar and others) did? So why do you have so much respect for them after their shameful act ...... They were only ordinary people, They were not appointed by Allah(swt) or by Prophet(saw).
Just for your information -- Ali(a) was the Lion of ALLAH SWT. This title is given to him by our beloved Prophet MUHAMMAD PBUH when Hazrat Ali defeated Murhab -- AND in Khaiber. Holy Prophet PBUH said that he would give flag to someone who loves ALLAH SWT and ALLAH SWT loves him. --- Ali(a) never lost in any battle but rather the battles were won just by his bravery. -- Note, Prophet(saw) said Allah(swt) loves Ali(a) --- This is something prophet(saw) never said for anybody other than his progeny.
Also Khalid ibn walid lost, when he fought for Quraish against Muslims.
Sword of Allah
Hazrat Khalid bin Walid RA is the greatest and only undefeated general in the history of mankind. He won almost all the battles single handedly and where Muslims were outnumbered. He destroyed both Persian n Roman empire within couple of years. Only Sword of Allah can do what he did.
If Allah wanted progeny of the prophet (Muhammad pbuh) then Allah would have kept our prophet sons Alive would he not, and you Shias say you love prophet (pbuh) family yet you swear at his wife Aisha (Ra) and you hate Abubakar (Ra) and Umar bi khatab (Ra) the 2 most loved companions of our beloved prophet Muhammad (pbuh) all this just because Ali (Ra) didn't become first khalifa we Sunni love Ali (Ra) and we love all the companions of our prophet (pbuh) so get over what happened over 1400 years.
Abubakar (Ra) didn't take Khalifat by force he was voted by people of that time because he was the closest to prophet ( pbuh) he even led prayers with prophet permission.
And if Ali (Ra) was against Abubakar (Ra) then why did Ali(Ra) name his sons Abubakar and Umar
@@SaleemRaza-m6o -- If Allah wanted progeny of the prophet (Muhammad pbuh) then Allah would have kept our prophet sons Alive would he not, and you Shias say you love prophet (pbuh) family yet you swear at his wife Aisha (Ra) and you hate Abubakar (Ra) and Umar bi khatab (Ra) the 2 most loved companions of our beloved prophet Muhammad (pbuh) all this just because Ali (Ra) didn't become first khalifa we Sunni love Ali (Ra) and we love all the companions of our prophet (pbuh) so get over what happened over 1400 years. Abubakar (Ra) didn't take Khalifat by force he was voted by people of that time because he was the closest to prophet ( pbuh) he even led prayers with prophet permission. And if Ali (Ra) was against Abubakar (Ra) then why did Ali(Ra) name his sons Abubakar and Umar
You are being plain stupid sectarian - this has nothing to do with SHIA-SUNNI. Its directly related to the “TRUTH”
You said, “If Allah wanted progeny of the prophet (Muhammad pbuh) then Allah would have kept our prophet sons Alive” - For your information Prophet(saw) and many of the previous messengers are not alive, many of them brutally killed - What have you got to say about that?
Regarding the love of Ahlul-bayt, - Do you not love the Ahlul bayt? - If you were present during the times of Mawiah, Would you join his army to fight against Ali(a) Orin you were in Jamal, Would have Joined Ayesha’s army to fight against Ali(a)? Are you telling us that all Sunni would have fought against Ali(a) in Jamal and Shifeen? Prophet(saw) said, only a MUNAFIQ will hate Ali and only a BELIEVER will love Ali(a) Tell me, Mawiah had hate against Ali(a) spewed from the pulpits. SO you love a person who hated Ali - WHERE IS YOUR BRAIN?
Regarding the love of Ahlulbayt -- Allah(swt) Quran ordered wives of Prophet(saw) not to leave their houses. Also read Sura Tahreem verse 1-5, Allah clearly condemn the two wives of prophet(saw) - logically Do you want to love when Allah(swt) condemns? Don’t drag Sunni down with you, saying Sunni love those whom Allah(swt) condemns. Don’t let you brain die…
If you were in Uhad, and saw some people bravely defending prophet|(saw) with their lives and other cowards leaving Prophet(saw) in the midst of enemies and running away to save their lives. Would you stay to defend Prophet|(saw) or run away with cowards. -- How would you respect any person (as example your friend) who left prophet(saw) and run away?
These are the examples Allah(swt) has put before you. Its has nothing to do with Shia or sunni - these are pure FACTS -- So how do you stand.
Don’t tell me Sunni love those who Allah condemns in Quran, or Sunni would stand to fight against Ali(a) in Jamal and shifeen when you know fighting Ali(a) is reverting to Kufr and Munafiqat
@@SaleemRaza-m6o This is nothing to do with Shia/Sunni. -- it is to do with TRUTH --- (1) Tell me, in Quran Sura Tahreem, verse 1-5, Allah(swt) condemned the two wives of Prophet(saw). ARE you telling me that you love those whom Allah(swt) condemns saying they are deviated? (2) If you were in Jamal and Shifeen, would you have fought against Ali(a|). (In fight you stand to kill your opponent, you don't go to say "I love you..") (3) Prophet(saw) said, only a munafiq will hate Ali(a) and only a believer will love Ali(a). Mawiah hated Ali(a). he had people curse Ali(a) from pulpits -- Are you telling me that "you, say "RA" RaziAllahu Anhu' for Mawiah. (i.e. Allah(swt) be pleased with the hypocrite Mawiah who hated Ali(a)). ---- WHERE DO YOU STAND?
@@aliasif8498 LOL undefeated !!! -- Go check your history, He was defeated when he fought for Meccans against Muslims. and who gave him the title Sward of Allah? I do not see any statement from Allah|(swt) or prophet(saw) in this regard. YOU ARE FANATICS, GIVING PEOPLE STATUS THAT PROPHET(SAW|) NEVER GAVE....
Where is he buried
Syria hom
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ای در تو عیانها و نهانها همه هیچ
پندار یقینها و گمانها همه هیچ
از ذات تو مطلقا نشان نتوان داد
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Khalid bin Walid and Amr Ibn Aas both accepted Islam in 629 AD [8 Hijari]. The Muslims defeated the Meccans in the Battle of the Trench in 627 AD and the Jews in the Battle of Khayber in 628 AD. By 629 AD Islam had emerged as the major power in the Arabia. Both Khalid and Amr became Muslims in 629 AD. They were clever to recognise the fact that Islam would become the sole power. Both men throughout their lives remained enemies of Imam Ali [AS]. Khalid died in 642 AD but Amr ibn Aas joined Muawiya and fought against Imam Ali [AS] in the Battle of Siffin. He became the governor of Egypt under Muawiya.
Are you sayjng that The Prophet Muhammad, PBUH, had less wisdom than you? Surely for someone to choose Islam is a positive thing, only a backwarss person with your mentality would thjnk like that.
@SayedShah-cz9hx Did you see what the Prophet (peace be upon him) did not see? Allah supported him with revelations and made the truth clear to him. There are many beautiful hadiths about both Muawiyah and Khalid, and most of them are not weak.
What benefit do we gain by dividing and fragmenting ourselves further? These sectarian conflicts only serve to weaken us, allowing outsiders to exploit our divisions. As Sunnis, we stand with Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), but we never curse any companion, because such an act is a sin above all else.
No one is a traitor, and there are no traitors among us, my dear brother/sister. Let us unite, not divide. May Allah guide us all to strength and unity. 🌟
@@ReligiousStoryTV Just give me one hadees
@SayedShah-cz9hx Narrated Salim's father:
The Prophet (ﷺ) sent Khalid bin Al-Walid to the tribe of Jadhima and Khalid invited them to Islam but they could not express themselves by saying, "Aslamna (i.e. we have embraced Islam)," but they started saying "Saba'na! Saba'na (i.e. we have come out of one religion to another)." Khalid kept on killing (some of) them and taking (some of) them as captives and gave every one of us his Captive. When there came the day then Khalid ordered that each man (i.e. Muslim soldier) should kill his captive, I said, "By Allah, I will not kill my captive, and none of my companions will kill his captive." When we reached the Prophet, we mentioned to him the whole story. On that, the Prophet (ﷺ) raised both his hands and said twice, "O Allah! I am free from what Khalid has done." ( Sahih al-Bukhari 4339)
This noble Sahaabi has been exposed to slander and misrepresentation by some of the Orientalists who accepted all reports without researching or analyzing them, which were fabricated by some groups of Shi’ah out of hatred towards this Sahaabi who excelled in fighting the kuffaar and protecting the Muslim state during the time of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs. Among these slanders is the famous story about Khaalid killing Maalik ibn Nuwayrah and marrying his wife Layla bint Sinaan.
@SayedShah-cz9hx Following the death of Muhammed, many tribes on the Arabian Peninsula apostized and left the religion of Islam. This is known as the Ridda Wars. The Caliph Abu Bakr sent Khalid ibn al-Walid to fight and defeat the Banu Sulaim tribe. On the way there, Khalid traversed across the land of the Banu Tamim of which Malik belonged to. Khalid has heard of reports that Malik had begun to speak negatively of Muhammad and in some cases insulting him.
Khalid was instructed that he could inspect the tribes he was passing through to check if they were Muslim or not. It was decided that if the call to prayer was made and people came to the Mosque to pray, then it would be concluded that they were Muslims. On the other hand, if they did not then that would suggest that they had left Islam.[3] Khalid then sent out his partisans to check whether they had made Salah or not. Some of them stated that Salah was performed however others stated that Salah was not performed.
According to a report, the man who usually would call out the Azan was absent and thus no call to prayer was heard. Malik and his men then began an armed resistance against the forces of Khalid and were subsequently defeated. Malik was then brought to Khalid who questioned him in regards to his agreement with Sajah (an Arab Christian who claimed prophethood) to which he failed to respond and indicated that he had left Islam through comments of disregard for Muhammed. Khalid concluded that Malik's armed resistance, his co-operation with the Sajah and his disparaging comments of Muhammed were completely unacceptable. As a result of these three factors, Khalid decided that Malik was to be executed.
Malik was then brought to Khalid who questioned him in regards to his agreement with Sajah (an Arab Christian who claimed prophethood) to which he failed to respond and indicated that he had left Islam through comments of disregard for Muhammed. Khalid concluded that Malik's armed resistance, his co-operation with Sajah and his disparaging comments about Muhammed were completely unacceptable. Khalid decided that Malik was to be executed. When arrested in November 632, Malik was asked by Khalid ibn Walid about his crimes. Khalid's interpretation of Malik's response was that although he and his followers were Muslims, they did not wish to pay taxes to Abu Bakr. Khalid understood this to be a transparent attempt by Malik to save his own life by any means at his disposal. Khalid having clear evidence of Malik's distributing the tax money on getting news of Muhammad's death declared Malik an apostate and ordered his execution. Khalid has to explain himself in the court of Medina.
One of the those who was alongside Khalid, Qatada ibn al-Nu'man claimed that the people of Banu Tamim had performed Salah and therefore complained to Abu Bakr in Medina. Moreover, Umar ibn al-Khattab believed that Khalid should be removed from his post as a general of the Rashidun army, accusing him of murder and adultery. Khalid then returned to Medina and was questioned by Abu Bakr about his actions. Abu Bakr then concluded that it was a mistake by Khalid but it was not reasonable to dismiss him over this error of judgement.
The reasons as to why Abu Bakr did not punish Khalid for his actions were due to Muhammad's statement in which he said "Khalid is the sword of Allah against the disbelievers". It was also because of a similar incident when Muhammed had sent Khalid ibn Waleed to the tribe of Banu Jadhimah in order to convey Islam to them. The people responded by saying: “saba’na, saba’na”, which means “We have become Sabeans”, but which was also used in the general sense of changing one's religion. According to Khalid they had not become Muslims and he gave the order for their execution. When the news of their execution reached Muhammed he said: “O Allah, I dissociate myself from what Khalid has done". However, when Khalid returned Muhammed did not punish him or dismiss him and sent him on various missions such as the Expedition of Khalid ibn al-Walid in which he destroyed the temple and statue dedicated to the pagan goddess Al-Uzza. In Jumada al-Awwal 631, he was sent on a mission to spread Islam to Banu Harith ibn Ka’b. He was also sent to the expedition to Ukaydir ibn ‘Abdul Malik.
Khalid was also praised by Muhammed for his fighting during the Battle of Mu'tah in 629 and his successful tactical withdrawal which saved the Muslims from utter destruction. Muhammed was reported as saying on the day of Mu'tah “then the standard was taken up by a Sword from amongst the Swords of Allah, and upon his hands did Allah grant victory". Abu Bakr responded to Umar's comment on dismissing Khalid by saying "I will not sheath the sword of Allah". Instead Abu Bakr acted in the same way Muhammed had in the case of Banu Jadhimah, Abu Bakr gave the blood money to Malik's brother Mutammim and ordered the release of all captives taken by Khalid.
When he met Abu Bakr, he explained that Malik bin Nawari had killed hundreds of Muslims in the town of Rabaab; followed Sajah bint Tameem and joined forces with her to kill the Muslims, spread her claimed prophethood; refused to give the Zakat; refused to answer back to the call of prayer given before entering upon his people; his wife had already claimed she had been abused by him and kept as a prisoner when she proclaimed her allegiance to Islam and his refusal to name Muhammad by his title of Prophethood. For all these reasons he was killed as an enemy and due to his killings of the Muslims in the town of Rabaab.
Was he not in Gaza E Ahad on the side of enemy of Prophet Mohammad when he came around the side of mountain to attack on Muslims? Please verify if this is true
Yes it's mentioned in the narrative
@sohailagha1803
dear brother,
This is something he did before becoming a Muslim. Later, he embraced Islam, and Allah’s Prophet (peace be upon him) recognized him as a Muslim and appointed him as a commander of the armies. When Allah’s Prophet acted this way, who are you to not accept it?
Why do you create discord and division everywhere? How can you, as a Muslim, speak badly about someone who was a commander according to Islam and approved by the Prophet? The accountability for this will be severe if you do not repent.
We love Ali, Khalid, and Abu Bakr, and we will continue making videos about all of them. We love all Muslims, and all the companions are like stars to us. Please, let’s not place one above the other.
Sword of allah is imam ali and not khalid. All his body is covered with scars and yet did not get martyred. The greatest hero of islam is imam ali” the sword and lion of Allah “
Your prejudice is distortING your understanding.The title of sword of Allah ( Saifullah ) was given to Khalid ( R,A ) .
Undoubtedly, Hadhrath Ali ( R,A ) is in another class ( first male to embrace Islaam , Badri Sahabi ,4th caliph of Islaam , hero of Khyber,,, etc
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Saif of Allah is Ali ibn Abi Talib brothers and sisters not Khalid
Shia, you have your own religion
Get lost
Brother, there is no problem for us to love Ali and Khalid. We are muslim and we like all muslims and saints of Islam.
@ReligiousStoryTV you right we are all Muslims. Then why there are hadiths about Khalid trying to fight imam Ali and the imam said okay let's have a go but Khalid back his words and didn't fight
@@Sajadharbi-h8s
Shia have their own little cult
19:31 sounds shirk, doesn't it?
All victory comes from Allah and if one says it comes from something else that is the very definition of Shirk(Associating Allah with partners)
This story is not called a hadeeth but it is called an Athar (a report). The difference between a hadeeth and an Athar is that the hadeeth is the saying or action or tacit approval or manner that is attributed to the Prophet ﷺ whereas an Athar is more general; it may refer to what is attributed to the Prophet ﷺ and it may also refer to the actions or sayings that are attributed to the Companions and the Taabi‘een (generation that followed the companions).
The story of Khaled ibn al waleed with those hairs is not a hadeeth from the Prophet ﷺ; rather, it is an Athar.
Seeking blessing from the traces of the Prophet ﷺ is permissible, and it is proven in many hadeeth that the Companions sought blessings from his traces.
For instance, Abu Juhayfa, may Allah be pleased with him, narrated: “The Prophet ﷺ came out to us at noon, and water for ablution was brought to him. After he had performed ablution, the remaining water was taken by the people and they started wiping it over their bodies. The Prophet ﷺ then offered two Rak‘ahs (units of prayer) for the Thuhr prayer and then two Rak‘ahs for the ‘Asr prayer (as he was traveling).”
Seeking blessing with these traces is peculiar (special) to the Prophet ﷺ and it is not permissible to seek blessings in the person or traces of any righteous people other than him.
Allah knows best.
Also this story is daeef, that is it has weak link of narration
A very important and difficult phase started in Hazrat Ali's [PBUH] life after the Holy Prophet [PBUH]. It is very strange that He took a prominent and outstanding part in all of the Battles during the Holy Prophet's [PBUH] time but did not take any part in any battle or conquest during the caliphates of Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman but the Battles of Jamal, Siffin and Nahrawan showed that He was as good with His sword as He was in the Battles of Badr, Uhad, Khandeq, Khyber and Hunayn. This fact proves that He did not accept the three caliphates before Him or the policies of the three Caliphs. Also, He was the only one to have rejected to become Caliph and for three days the people begged Him to take office and finally He accepted.
Imam Ali is the lion of god😊Khalid ibn waleed is nothing may allah’s curse be upon khalid
Hasha brother hasha, why you saying bad things behind Sahaba? We love Ali and support Ali as Sunni Muslims. But we don't swear about any Muslims. Prophet Muhammad chose him to commander of islamic arm. So do you know better than Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him? Shame on you.
@omar abu bakr aisha khalid ibn waleed hind aba sufyan shimr yazeed muawiyah and hurmala they literally killed ahlulbayt and imam Ali and all of them so SHAME ON YOU for being on their side and supporting them!
@@ReligiousStoryTVAbu bakr omar hind aba sufyan yazeed shimr muawiya hurmala aisha khalid ibn waleed and uthman they literally killed ahlulbayt and imam Ali and all of them so SHAME ON YOU and to all of you who are with them and not ahlulbayt!
Omar and Abu Bakr (ra) how they did kill Ali (ra) ? their ghost coming from their grave and than kill Ali? All sunni Muslims like Ali and not supporting killers of Ali. Omar made Iran muslim from Majusi, I believe that is why you hate him a lot. cause they stop the fire of Majusi.
Who take the souls, Allah? But when we see, Azrel coming and taking the souls. Who send rain to us, Allah or angel Michael? So its very clear, Allah give permission to some level angels or high level humans to do something, their mission. Its not shirk.
Asthakfurallah im sorry brother pieces of hair didn’t give him victory thts sherik nothing gives victory except Allah no object has power over anything i hope khalid didn’t actually live tht life where he considered the prophets hair had any kind of power
Allah can take the soul right? But still Azrael comes and take our souls. So Allah gives the permission or mission to angels and humankind to do something for Allah.
Khalid was removed from his post by khalif umar because of his killings of innocent muslims who supported imam ali and refused to take an oath to accept abu bakhar as khalifa
I agree with you but there are some other reasons also. Umar cut Khald down to size because by doing so he removed a 'possible threat' to his power. Umar did the same to other people.
A lot of adjust story, don’t listen to this
The Holy Prophet [SAW] never gave Khalid bin Walid the title of Sword of Allah. The Hadith is a 'manufactured' one. On Khalid's orders Malik bin Nuwera was executed and after killing him, on the same night Khalid 'married' his wife. As caliph Abu Bakr gave Khalid the liberty to do as he pleased while Umar for a while wanted to punish him.
Don't slander him please, do you have any evidence?
@@ReligiousStoryTV Slander him? Not guilty - just read history with an open mind without being biased
@SayedShah-cz9hx Which country are you from?
@@fahimaoishe from earth and to earth i shall return
@SayedShah-cz9hx "From earth and to earth I shall return" is a phrase that refers to the cycle of life, where all living things come from the Earth and eventually return to it. It appears in the Bible in Genesis 3:19 and Ecclesiastes 3:20:
Genesis 3:19: "For you were made from dust, and to dust you will return". This verse is part of God's curse on Adam for his sin. It's a final declaration that Adam will die physically, and the curse of death has been passed on to all humans since.
Ecclesiastes 3:20: "All go to the same place; all come from dust, and all return to dust".
Thanks for the clue😶.
Khalid Ibn Al Waleed was a dark-skinned man. Why are these false images always being portrayed.
Thank you for feedback brother. We have not enough time to do with full details. And ai images not easy when you create. It's long time to manage with all details sometimes. But you are right, we will care next time much. ❤️
The colour of your skin has nothing to do with bravery. As Moulana Mododi mentions in the explanatory notes under Surah Kahf. Concentrate on the message instead of wasting time as to how many people slept in the cave and did they have a dog or not.
Only Shia don’t believe that khalid-bin-waleed is sword-of-Allah.
They have there own beliefs like they have 12 imams bit like Christians they have their 12 disciples'
very true, mashaAllah.
Who gave this title to khalid (ra)
Prophet Muhammad peace and blessing upon him ❤️
@ReligiousStoryTV provide reference please
full references:
References:
Ibn Sa'd, Muhammad (230/844), al-Tabaqāt al-Kubrā, ed. Ali Muhammad Umar, Maktabat al-Hanji, Cairo, 2000, Vol. V, p. 26; Ibn al-Athir, Izz al-Din (630/1236), Usd al-Ghabah fi Ma‘rifat al-Sahabah, ed. Abu al-Fida Abd Allah al-Qadi, Dar al-Kutub al-‘Ilmiyyah, Beirut, 2010, Vol. II, p. 140; Ibn Hajar, Shihab al-Din Abu al-Fadl Ahmad b. Ali al-‘Asqalani (852/1448), al-Isabah fi Tamyiz al-Sahabah, Bayt al-Afkar al-Duwaliyyah, 2004, p. 330.
Ibn al-Athir, Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 140. After evaluating the reports about his conversion to Islam, Ibn al-Athir states that he embraced Islam after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. Usd al-Ghabah, Vol. II, p. 141; see also Mustafa Fayda, “Khalid b. al-Walid,” DİA, Vol. XIV, p. 289.
See Hüseyin Algül, Islamic History, Gonca Publishing House, Istanbul, 1991, Vol. II, p. 29.
Ibn Sa'd, al-Tabaqāt, Vol. III, p. 284; Vol. VII, pp. 396-397.
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Only Ali was 'sword of Allah" who protected Prophet Mohamed all his life. Khalid was fighting Prophet Mohamed most of his life until he converted.
Allah forgave all sins untill people converted. No need to talk people past before Islam. He had many years with Islam and many servants with Islam. Dont you feeling shame when you talk behind islamic figures badly a ghafil soul?
@@ReligiousStoryTV Why? the facts are fact you can't change history; he was fighting our prophet before he convert and because of him our prophet (PBUH) was injured in one of the battle, also, Khalif Umar removed him from his post when he killed thousands of people who were protested about Zakat...so, he was a convert but has no comparison to Prophet companions who were with him from the beginning of Islam. You can call him whatever you want but he was no close to Prophet Mohamed (PBUH) cousin Ali who fought so many battles for Islam and not lost a single one that's why they can him Lions of God and protected Prophet life from his childhood until his death.
I love Hazrat Ali and Hazrat Halid bin Walid. You can not divide ISLAM and MUSLIM. may Allah turn your heart to good side.
@@ReligiousStoryTV You don't need to tell me which side I'm, I followed Prophet and people who were with Prophet from his early days and suffered with him due to the boycott by same people who converted later because they have no choice but to accept Islam,
So beautiful
رضي الله عنها عمر بن ختاب رضي الله عنها ﷺﷴﷴﷺ۞