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Arfajah ibn
Harthama al-Bariqi (Arabic: عرفجة بن هرثمة البارقي) (also
known as
Arfajah al-Bariqi) was a
companion of the
Islamic prophet Muhammad. He was...
- S****anids in Ahvaz.
Arfajah managed to
defeat the
Hormuzan in this
battle and the
latter sued for peace. In 18 AH,
Rashidun general named Arfajah began to the...
- also with
Fustat and
Kairouan in
North Africa. Ibn al-Kalbi reported,
Arfajah ibn
Harthamah were the
first who
built Amsar, that
accommodated the settlements...
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Arfajah on the cavalry, with
Arfajah the
first to
reach Tikrit.
After they were
finished in Tikrit, ibn Mu'tam sent Rabi'i ibn al-Afkal and
Arfajah to...
- Musa
Ashaari Ammar ibn
Yasir Nouman ibn
Muqarrin † Al-Ala al-Hadhrami
Arfajah Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman
Mugheera ibn
Shuba Usman ibn Abi al-Aas Al-Qaqa...
- Basra,
after Arfajah and
Utbah ibn
Ghazwan managed to
conquer Lavan Island, Jazireh-ye Shif,
Kharg Island. and al-Ubulla. Then Hudhayfah,
Arfajah, and a chief...
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Caliphate Sasanian Empire Commanders and
leaders Abu
Ubayd al-Thaqafi
Arfajah ibn
Harthama Narsi Jalinus Vinduyih Tiruyih Strength Unknown Unknown Casualties...
- with
Arfajah, al-Ala
general and the
first Muslim Arab
naval commander according Mahmoud Sheet Khattab [ar]. In the year 12 AH (633 AD),
Arfajah led further...
- this,
Utbah delegated Arfajah and Mujaz'ah to
construct seven tribal complexes which could fit the 700
garrison troops. Then
Arfajah instructed to build...
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commanders to Oman,
Hudhayfa bin
Mihsan Al Ghalfani, a
Yemeni Himyarite and
Arfajah, an Azdi.
These were to
support the
Julanda kings against any dissident...
