Khalid ibn al-Walid

Why could no one beat him? Was God really on his side?

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we all have god on our side brother

yes

We'll he couldn't beat death so clearly not

>Was God really on his side?
Yes

The abbaside empire must rise again.
Remove the Jewish filth

What happened to Islam?

Why did the Islamic world go from artistic empires to what it is today?

Conquered by ottoman empire which proceeded to block any science or development from the world coming to her territory so now we lag a few 100 years behind

Just a genius visionary. The truly gifted and intelligent always stand out in history.

>...his biggest achievement was the conversion of Arab tactical doctrine into a strategic system.[121] Until Khalid, the Arabs were basically raiders and skirmishers. Khalid turned those skirmishing tactics into something that could be used anywhere. Thus he would skirmish the enemy to death: he would bring his army in front of his enemies and wait until the whole battle degenerated into a skirmishing affair between small units. Then, after exhausting the enemy units, he would launch his cavalry at their flanks employing Hammer and Anvil tactics.[122]

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>which proceeded to block any science or development from the world coming to her territory

What? Ottomans expanded so fast exactly because they copied everything from people they conquered in the first place