The conquests in Jerusalem
When Did The Islamic Conquest Of Jerusalem Begin?
The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) drew the Companions’ attention to the liberation of the Levant and Jerusalem in many occasions […]
Continue ReadingThe Battle Of Tabuk And Jerusalem
In the Battle of Tabuk, the Prophet (peace be upon him) concluded many agreements with several cities that helped the conquest of the Umayyad army […]
Continue ReadingMaqna Convention
Al-Maqna is located in the Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia currently) on the coast of the Red Sea on the coastal road. The Prophet held an […]
Continue ReadingAthruh City
The town of Athrah is located in the Jordanian city: Ma’an. The Prophet has signed an agreement with them to provide protection and support to […]
Continue ReadingAl-Aqaba And Jerusalem
The city of Ayla (currently Aqaba) is located in the Levant (currently south of Jordan) on the coastal road, the last inhabited station before the […]
Continue ReadingFirst Glad Tidings of the Islamic Liberation of Jerusalem
One of the first good tidings. Jerusalem was in Al-Hadith of the Prophet -peace be upon him- when he told them about the signs of […]
Continue ReadingAbu Bakr Al-Siddiqi’s Army
Abu Bakr, may Allah be pleased with him, sent several armies to conquer Jerusalem, but during the preparation of the army, he died, so, Omar […]
Continue ReadingThe Armies That Headed Toward Jerusalem
Abu Bakr al-Siddiq sent four armies to Jerusalem, and assigned a leader for each one of them; these leaders are: Abu Ubaidah bin al-Jarrah, Amr […]
Continue ReadingAl-Omari Conquest
Jerusalem was liberated during the reign of “Amir Al-Mo’mineen”, Prince of the Believers, Omar ibn al-Khattab, led by Abu Ubaidah bin Jarrah – may Allah […]
Continue ReadingThe siege on Jerusalem
The Muslim armies besieged Jerusalem for four months. The Patriarch then sent a request for reconciliation to the Muslims. After he knew Omar bin al-Khattab’s […]
Continue ReadingThe Strategy of Conquest
The strategy developed by Imad al-Din Zinki to conquer Jerusalem on three things: the unification of the Levant, where they were tiny states, and then […]
Continue ReadingMount of “Al-Mukabber”
Mount of “Al-Mukabber” was named after Omar bin al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him) when he arrived in Jerusalem to receive its keys from […]
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