Khalid Ibn Al-Walid, THE BEST GENERAL EVER!!

[Sadaam_Mariixmaan]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khalid_ibn_Al-Walid

Wallahi o Bilallahi o Tallahi, he is the Greatest Warrior known to man , i am naming my Curad after him

Khalid Ibn Walid nin rag ah

[Shilka]

Great general, but I beg to differ. Napoleon Bonaparte of France was by far the most prolific single general in world history. His history shows and so does his uncanny ability to execute missions with minimal casualties and maximum efficiency. His mix of troops vs. artillery was impeccable.

[gurey25]

I beg to disagree, napolean was defeated several times, and he made allot of mistakes.

Khalid died undeafeated, and made no major errors, and his legacy contiued for centuries as every muslim army used his tactics for the next 500 years.

Napolean was a good general, but he is way down the line under people like Hannibal, Alexander and Belisarius

[The_Emperior5]

MY NAME IS KHALID REAL LIFE

BUT I THINK IMAM CALI WAS GREATER FIGHTER AWOOWO

[Sir-Luggoyo]

In one of Sheikh Abdulxamid Kishk's sermons in narrating the successes of Khalid Ibn Walid, he concludes with a perfect closing remark. He says: "3ajizati nisaa'u an yalidna mithla Khalid"

[Mystic_Angel]

inshallah I'll be there tommorrow.

[kadafi007]

Saluut, the man SALAAN SARE!!

[Luq_Ganane]

Khalid Bin Waleed (Radhialahu Tacala Canhu) was by far the best military general. He never lost a battle, and led a obscure army of Arabian bedouins, against the two superpowers of the day. Ofcourse that was a product of the generation he was part of. The best generation in the history of mankind, was the generation of the Sahabah. If we learned from all the Sahabah, Somalia would be in a better position today.

[Gedo_Boy]

I would say Khalid ibn Waleed but I confess that I don't know enough about history's generals to be totally unobjective. But the fact that the Prophet of Allah (saw) who does not speak but Revelation called him "Sword of Allah unleashed..." is a pretty unequivocal tribute to his legacy. Add to the fact that he was undefeated agains the Persians/Romans and it's as if when the Prophet (saw) uttered those statements Allah sealed the fate of Khalid ibn al WAleed.


Sir Lug,

That was actually Omar ibn al Khattab's remark about Khalid the Shiekh was just using it.

Omar (ra) never used to allow people to weep openly in public about a casualty/death of the Muslims, but when Khalid died and the bani Makhzum woman started weeping and praising Khalid in public Omar was about to stop them and then he said (paraphrased): "Let them weep, for it is true whatever they say about him..."