Meet The Third Greatest General in History Who Ever Lived

Khalid ibn al-Walid is widely known for being an Arab Muslim Commander. He played a significant role in things like the Ridda wars or the Byzantine Syria battles. He was not a wealthy man, but he had a very good eye for doing the right thing and truly pushing the boundaries and coming up with creative ways to show off his craft.

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[shukrmessage]

If he toppled the world's 2 superpowers without losing a battle in such a swift manner, you cannot put any other general above him.

[ACEAFG]

He participates more then 100 battles and he win all of them by the Help of Allah he never lose a single battle He has a record of most win battles . May Allah Pleased with him and Give us heart Like him

[phantom]

Personally, I consider him to be the best ever.

[mohammednur]

100 battles with zero lost
truely the greatest warrior ever

[beckeras]

Although I'm not Muslim, but to me he is the greatest general to ever live. Defeated the Romans and the Persians at different times, multiple times, and once when they were united. Imagine that!!? He never had a technological advantage, number advantage, or experience advantage.

[ShoaibKhan-wvzc]

we need a Khalid Bin Walid in todays time

[abunadia]

With all due respect mate, your understanding of this great man & his legacy is a disservice.
“Saifullah”! (Sword of Allah) The greatest commander ever. Never defeated.
A lot of inaccuracies, first being his wealth. (His father was one of the richest men in Mecca)

I appreciate your attempt but this man was too great to condense into a 10 minute video.

“May the eyes of cowards never sleep!” (Khalid ibn al-Walid)

[LordChaos]

Okay just to correct you on literally your first fact. "Hes not a Wealthy man" His father was the richest person in the whole Arabian peninsula. He was literally the Bill Gates of that region. His father gave his son the best money can buy in education and everything else. I mean that in a way is that gives more credit to Khaled Ibn el Walid as how he turned out to be.

[sohaybmudather]

"I have participated in so-and-so number of battles. There is not a part of my body, but suffered a shot (of an arrow), a stab (of a spear) or a strike (of a sword). Yet, here I am, I die on my bed just as the camel dies! May the eyes of the cowards never taste sleep.''
(Khalid ibn alwaleed)

[Mohamed-hvzo]

There are many flaws in this video.
1: he managed to defeat the Muslims in uhud because of a mistake made by the archers, which is disobeying prophet Muhammad.
2: he wasn’t punished for what he did with banu jadhima; however, the prophet did vindicate himself to Allah from what Khalid did.
3: they didn’t go to mut’ah to collect booty but to punish the ghassanid empire for killing an envoy of the Muslims.
4: he didn’t act independently as a matter of fact he did exactly what the caliph ordered him to do. What you mentioned is in inaccurate sources.

[idek]

If he was a western general everyone would call him the greatest the world has ever seen

[صليعليالنبي-وغ]

Not the third, but truly the greatest general.

[User_]

"I love death as much as you love life"-Khaledd bin Waleed (RA)

[farleymarly]

Definitely one of the greatest if not the greatest, he fought two super powers and let this sink in. He was fighting modern day united states and china and his army was the modern day Eskimos. That is the comparison given by some of the best historians who talk about Khalid ibn Walid.

[uprobo]

this is not simplification ... this is called taking every major thing this man did and throwing it away while highlighting the simplest acts of his life .... he was way more than that ... he stood up to Persians and romans at the same time, and not only he defeated the hell out of them while having less than 25% of their armies and equipment's... he started chasing them while they retreat ... and in the end he died so pissed off that he wasn't killed in a battle ... and the reason why he never got killed is because he was never ever been defeated in his entire career, back in the times if u participated in 3 or 4 battles in your life you would be considered a military legend because chances of death are extremely high in a face to face combat, this man did over a fuckin 100!!!, this is the only man in the entire history that retreated with his army while being at the risk of losing while SCARING HIS ENEMY AT THE SAME hahah i dunno wtf exactly u are simply explaining but you obviously didn't do your homework

[شلونكم-غي]

his peace be upon him, the unsheathed sword of God entered into more than 100 battles and did not lose...
Who hit three men with one spear and killed them in one moment!
Who spread Islam all over the world...
His mention reached even foreigners, praise be to God who created me as an Arab and a Muslim like him🔥.



And I ask God to gather me with Him and everyone who said Amen💞.

[aq_ahmed]

Beside his military ingenuity in war strategy & tactics, his physical and combat prowess were out of this world. He once crushed to death an enemy officer in a one-on-one duel by hugging, squeezing and crushing his ribcage

[Mmd]

Khalid ibn Al-Walid doesn’t sleep, and doesn’t let anyone sleep!!

[mzs]

Which battle he lost? He is among the few generals who never lost a battle/war!

[reefmohammad]

The greatest general of all time if he born in the west