The Battle of Yarmouk: How 30,000 Muslims Defeated the Mighty Roman Empire

Описание: The Battle of Yarmouk: How 30,000 Muslims Defeated the Mighty Roman Empire







Imagine a battlefield where retreat was impossible…
Where a small army stood against the most powerful empire on Earth…
And where faith proved stronger than numbers.

This is the Battle of Yarmouk (636 CE) - one of the most decisive battles in world history.

On one side stood the Byzantine (Roman) Empire, heavily armed, organized, and vastly superior in numbers.

On the other side stood the Muslim army, smaller, poorly equipped - but unshakable in faith.

Led by the legendary commander Khalid ibn al-Walid (RA), the Sword of Allah, the Muslims used brilliant strategy, courage, and discipline to achieve an impossible victory.

In this video, you’ll discover:

⚔️ The geography of the Yarmouk battlefield
⚔️ Khalid ibn al-Walid’s masterful war tactics
⚔️ How a smaller force defeated a superpower
⚔️ The turning point that changed Middle Eastern history forever
⚔️ The power of faith, patience, and leadership under pressure

This wasn’t just a battle for land…
It was a battle for justice, belief, and the future of civilizations.

If you love Islamic history, true battle stories, and inspiring real events, this channel is for you.

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These are the Battles of Faith.



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