Help us continue the channel by supporting us by subscribing / @pashmorkh or listening to the only YouTube ad carefully Skip the ad quickly to avoid any forbidden ad and if you find something that violates religion, lower your gaze and copy the ad link and put it in the comments so we can block it and don't forget to mute the sound to avoid hearing any music in the ad Follow me on Facebook https://fb.com/pashmorkh To communicate and advertise https://m.me/Pashmorkh The end of the Persian Empire The Battle of al-Qadisiyah - The fiercest epic in history Al-Qaqa destroys the Magi Breaking the Persian Empire The Battle of al-Qadisiyah in Arabic - As if you can see it The Battle of al-Qadisiyah: The Battle of al-Qadisiyah took place in Muharram of the year (14 AH) the month of Sha'ban according to the most likely sayings, which was chosen by Ibn Jarir al-Tabari, and it was near al-Qadisiyah in Iraq. The leader of the Muslim army in the battle was Ibn Waqqas, with more than thirty thousand fighters. The commander of the Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah for the Persians was Rustum Jadhuyeh, with one hundred and twenty thousand, and their number with their servants and followers reached two hundred thousand, and with them thirty-three elephants, including the white elephant of Shapur. Saad bin Abi Waqqas, the commander of the army of the Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah in the 14th AH, the beginning of Muharram, Ibn Al-Khattab camped outside the city with the Muslim army intending to invade. The people gathered around him, but Abd Al-Rahman bin Awf advised him not to go out, and to appoint Saad bin Abi Waqqas over the army. So the Commander of the Faithful sent to him, and appointed him to command the army in Iraq, and sent him with four thousand, and sent to Al-Muthanna to join him. Saad gathered 30 thousand fighters in Al-Qadisiyyah, and Al-Muthanna left the commander a will from an experienced commander who had experience in battles against the Persians, so that he could benefit from his experiences as well; because Al-Muthanna had died before Saad arrived as a result of his severe wounds. As for Al-Farouq Abu Abdullah, he estimated the size of the battle, and knew that it needed more mobilization, so he ordered that the apostates who repented be allowed to participate in this destruction, and they had previously been prevented from participating in the conquests. The number of Muslims was estimated at more than 30 thousand, and the Persian army at more than one hundred and twenty thousand, excluding their followers. Events of the Battle of Al-Qadisiyah The battle took place over four days: The first day: The day of Armath, Monday in Muharram 14 AH: Saad bin Abi Waqqas stayed in the palace and in front of him the army was in line, with its leaders, and the leader had been afflicted with a boil, so he could neither sit nor ride, and he was on his chest, with a pillow under him on which he threw notes, in which were his orders and prohibitions, and this reached Khalid bin Urfata, who conveyed it to the soldiers. The battle began with the kidnapping of a number of the infidel soldiers and killing them. Then Saad shouted Allahu Akbar and the two armies clashed. Sixteen elephants advanced towards Bajila (the tribe), but their horses were frightened and they almost perished with those with them. The commander sent to the soldiers to help Bajila. Tulaiha and some of the Banu Asad went out with their battalions to the elephants and they turned them back. Each elephant had twenty men on it. When Dhu al-Hajib saw the cavalry standing, he intensified the attack on them and headed towards them without the rest. They were in trouble. The commander shouted Allahu Akbar for the fourth time and the rest of the Muslim soldiers advanced. It continued for four days and the infidels were defeated by the Muslims under the leadership of Rustum, who was killed in battle. Al-Muthanna bin Haritha Al-Shaibani had a prominent role in it. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah is a battle that took place after the Battle of Yarmouk and after the Battle of Heliopolis. It was on the date: Shaaban 14 AH corresponding to November AH. It was a battle led by Ibn Omar Al-Tamimi, may God be pleased with him, against the Muslims and the Persians. Yazdgerd was against the infidels in the Battle of Al-Qadisiyah. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah took place during the reign of Caliph Omar bin Al-Khattab Abu Abdullah, the Emir of the Muslims and the Islamic armies and the Magians led by Fakhzad in Al-Qadisiyah. Their armies were led by their Emir. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah ended with the victory of the Muslims and the killing of Rustam, which took place in the battle. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah that took place in the past was one of the Islamic conquests of Persia, and in it the Arabs conquered the lands of the Persians. It is one of the most important battles in history. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah between the Muslims under the command of Saad bin Waqqas. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah is one of the battles of the Islamic conquest in Al-Qadisiyah. The results of the Battle of Al-Qadisiyah were great. The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah is one of the battles that took place in the past with the Persians and its impact is still ongoing because of the battle. It is one of the most important Arab-Persian wars between the forces of the Muslims under the command of Ibn Abi Waqas and the Sassanid forces in the era of a great Islamic renaissance and the Arab side appeared in it and the dream of the infidels and the Sassanid Empire ended after that the news of the Muslims following Muhammad, the Messenger of Islam, spread and the Sunnah spread in the Caliphate of the Rightly Guided Caliphs in all regions and all the early martial arts and reasons for victory were used in it and the infidels gathered in it all the military developments they could and were not satisfied with the war of the horse and the camel only, but the elephants had a role and the Persians led by Rustam Farrokhzad in Al-Qadisiyah ended with the victory of the Muslims led by Rustam Farrokhzad in Al-Qadisiyah Download the book The Battle of Al-Qadisiyah Sources: Al-Tabari's History - by the Islamic historian Muhammad bin Jarir Al-Tabari Al-Kamil in History - by Ibn Al-Athir Al-Bidayah and Al-Nihayah by Ibn Kathir All rights reserved © Al-Bashmuhrikh