One of the Greatest Warrior "Khalid bin Waleed" Sword of Allah (Allah ki Talwar)

Khalid bin Waleed was a soldier of the Prophet Muhammad and the best soldier in early Arab history. After the death of Muhammad PBUH, he played his part in crushing the uprisings against the state of Medina. After this, Khalid bin Waleed defeated the Sassanid and Byzantine kingdoms and transformed not only the small kingdom of Medina into a world power. But also included himself in the first world class winners.

It is true that you have converted to Islam on the 1st zero. And he joined the Muttiah on that day, because he was not wealthy and you became rich and on that day you fought an unprecedented war, and with your hand nine swords were broken.

He was from the Book of the Prophet (peace be upon him), Umar ibn Shabab, Ibn Kathir, Ibn Syed al-Nass, Iraqi and Ansari etc.

Khalid ibn Walid participated in 125 wars and never lost any. He was a born war soldier. The territories they conquered for the Arabs are still with them. While the rest of the world winners Napoleon, Genghis Khan, Timor and Hitler conquered the area, they died in their lifetime or later.

Khalid ibn Walid was born in 592 to Walid ibn Mughira, the chief of the Makhdoom, a branch of the Quraish tribe in Mecca. The fame of the Bani Makhzum was due to war. He was initially one of the Muslims' opponents, and his contribution to the battle of Ahad was a turning point against the Muslims. After reconciliation, Hadina attended the service of the Prophet Muhammad in Medina and embraced Islam and dedicated the rest of her life to Islam. Saifullah, the sword of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad, Abu Bakr and Umar Arab transformed small Arab tribes into groups. And turning their energies lost in the tribal wars into a mighty tornado that soon engulfed the entire Middle East and changed the history of the region and the world forever. The title of this and the desert storm was Khalid bin Waleed.

It was common among Muslims to have the impression that Khalid bin Waleed was guaranteed the success of every war. On this, Caliph Umar Farooq removed him from the rank of soldier, with the help of Allah Almighty, and obeying the Amir was an important part of the role of Khalid bin Waleed. They gladly accepted it.

Before Khalid bin Walid died, he was very sorry that he was giving his life in bed instead of on the battlefield. He died in the Syrian city of Homs in 21 AH 642. His tomb is part of the mosque Khalid Bin Walid. On his death, he prescribed the distribution of his property by the Caliph Umar Farooq.