- The
Battle of
Ajnadayn (Arabic: معركة أجنادين) was
fought in July or
August 634 (Jumada I or II, 13 AH), in a
location close to Bayt
Jibrin in Palestine;...
-
instructions of the Caliph. M****ive
Byzantine armies were
concentrating at
Ajnadayn to push the
invading armies back to the desert.
Early Muslim sources claim...
-
Byzantine troops smarting from
their rout by the
Muslims at the
battle of
Ajnadayn had
regrouped in
Pella or
Scythopolis and the
Muslims pursued them there...
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Ajnadayn.
Khalid ibn
Walid ordered all the
Muslim corps in
Syria to
concentrate at
Ajnadayn and
defeated the
Byzantine army in the
Battle of
Ajnadayn...
- for
killing three dozen enemy commanders and
champions in the
Battle of
Ajnadayn,
blocking the
enemy retreat in the
Battle of Yarmouk, and
killing more...
- Vardan, whom Al-Azdi al-Basri
names as a
Byzantine general at the
Battle of
Ajnadayn.
Aretion was the
governor of
Jerusalem in 634, when an Arab army led by...
- a
result of
decisive victories led by
Khalid against the
Byzantines at
Ajnadayn (634), Fahl (634 or 635),
Damascus (634–635), and the
Yarmouk (636), the...
- at
Ajnadayn,
about 15 mi (24 km)
southwest of Jerusalem. All the
divisions of the
Muslim army,
about 32,000 in number,
joined Khalid at
Ajnadayn on 24...
- Syria.
After their major victory against the
Byzantines at the
Battle of
Ajnadayn,
during which Yazid acted as
lieutenant commander, he
launched further...
- in the
Levant and
decisively defeated a
Byzantine army at the
Battle of
Ajnadayn. The
Muslim armies marched north and laid
siege to Damascus. The city was...
