The military genius of Khalid bin Al-Walid

The military genius of Khalid ibn al-Walid Ahmed Al-Laham Ali Al-Tantawi Ibn Kathir Egypt Khalid ibn al-Walid is attributed to Banu Makhzoum and was noble in the Pre-Islamic era as he was noble in Islam. He had a "dome," meaning he was the treasurer of the donations collected. Quraysh used to set up a dome to gather what they prepared for the army, and he was the supervisor and protector of it. He was also the most skilled commander in the Pre-Islamic era, as well as the greatest military strategist after his Islam. In the Pre-Islamic era, he was the "A'innah," meaning he was the supreme leader of Quraysh cavalry in all wars and invasions. He fought in Islam under the leadership of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and demonstrated remarkable bravery and extraordinary heroism, which led the Prophet to nickname him "Sword of Allah." He was appointed during the caliphate of the first caliph to lead the Iraqi army and oversee this region initially, then he moved from there to the Levant region, leading the Islamic army and expelling the Romans from it. This book discusses Ibn al-Walid’s military campaigns in the Levant up to the Battle of Yarmouk and reveals the optimal plan he followed in the movements of the Levant.