Knights who fought lions and elephants and braved the raging waves - The conquest of Mada'in, Tustar and Mosul #Persians #History #Story #Iran Help us continue the channel by supporting us by subscribing / @pashmorkh and subscribing to Telegram t.me/pashmorkh Facebook fb.com/pashmorkh Instagram instagram.com/pashmorkh For communication and advertising m.me/Pashmorkh Battalion of Horrors The conquest of Mada'in The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah ended and the Muslims achieved a resounding victory over the Persians.. The Persian forces began to flee and retreat to their capital, leaving the land of Iraq to the Muslims.. So orders came to Saad bin Abi Waqqas to advance to finally reach Mada'in.. the capital of the Persians, but there were special challenges that the Muslims had to overcome first before entering the city.. The Battle of Jalula The Conquest of Iraq and Iran - Battle of Jalula The Muslims entered Al-Madain and fulfilled the promise of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, to them by bringing the king of Muslims to this place... But while things were calming down gradually... The Muslims learned of the gathering of huge numbers of Persians in Jalula... Which were increasing day by day... It was clear... That the consequences of the Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah would be harsh on both sides... The Conquest of Tostar Series of the Conquest of Iraq and Iran The Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah ended... And the Muslims continued their conquests on Persian lands... But in the far south... Hormuzan, the ruler of Ahwaz, was preparing to destroy the Muslim lines in the south. Anas bin Malik, the servant of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, would cry whenever he remembered (the Conquest of Tostar)? (Tostar) was a fortified Persian city, which the Muslims besieged for a whole year and a half, then the city fell into the hands of the Muslims and they achieved a clear conquest, which was one of the most difficult conquests that the Muslims fought. If the situation was this beautiful and bright, why did Anas bin Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) cry when he remembered the Battle of Tustar? The gate of the Tustar fortress was opened shortly before dawn, and the Muslim armies entered the fortress, and a terrible encounter took place between thirty thousand Muslims and one hundred and fifty thousand Persians. It was an extremely fierce battle. Every moment of this battle brought death and danger to the Muslim army, but in the end, thanks be to Allah, Allah wrote victory for the believers, and they triumphed over their enemy with a dazzling victory. This victory was moments after sunrise, and the Muslims discovered that the dawn prayer had been lost on that terrible day. The Muslims were unable, in this devastating crisis, with swords hanging over their necks, to pray the dawn prayer on time! Anas bin Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) cried because of the loss of the dawn prayer once in his life. He cried while he was excused, and the Muslim army was excused, and the Muslim army was busy with the pinnacle of Islam (busy with jihad), but what was lost was something great! Anas says: What do you cover up? I have missed the dawn prayer. I would not wish to have the whole world for this prayer. Sources: The Strategy of the Islamic Conquests Al-Qadisiyah - by the historian Ahmed Adel Kamal Al-Tabari's History - by the Islamic historian Muhammad bin Jarir Al-Tabari Conquests of the Countries - Al-Baladhuri Atlas of the Islamic Conquests during the Era of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs Sami bin Abdullah Al-Maghlouth Leaders of the Conquest of the Levant and Iraq - by the historian Bassam Al-Assili Leaders of the Conquest of Iraq and Al-Jazeera - by the author Major General Mahmoud Sheet Khattab The Road to Al-Madain - by the historian Ahmed Adel Kamal The Arab Conquest of Iraq and Persia - by the author Muhammad Faraj All rights reserved © Al-Bashmuhikh