-
Apostasy in
Islam (Arabic: ردة, romanized:
ridda or ارتداد, irtidād) is
commonly defined as the
abandonment of
Islam by a Muslim, in thought, word, or...
- The
Ridda Wars were a
series of
military campaigns launched by the
first caliph Abu Bakr
against rebellious Arabian tribes, some of
which were led by...
- Najd (Arabic: نَجْدٌ,
Arabic pronunciation: [nad͡ʒd] ), or Nejd, is the
central region of
Saudi Arabia and the
Arabian Peninsula. Its
boundaries cannot...
- who
declared themselves new
prophets but were
crushed by Abu Bakr in the
Ridda wars.
Local po****tions of Jews and
indigenous Christians, ****cuted as...
- 7th-century Arabia. He was a
leader of the
enemies of
Islam during the
Ridda wars. He is
considered by
Muslims to be a
false prophet (Arabic: نبي كاذب)...
- the
capital Medina which completed its
reconquest of the
territory (the
Ridda Wars) with the
Battle of
Dibba in
which 10,000
lives are
thought to have...
-
converted to
Islam during the life of Muhammad. He
later rebelled during Ridda Wars
after the
killing of Al-Aswad al-Ansi, only to be
defeated by Ikrima...
- The
Battle of
Yamama was
fought in
December 632 as part of the
Ridda Wars
against a
rebellion within the
Rashidun Caliphate in the
region of al-Yamama...
- his reign, he
overcame a
number of uprisings,
collectively known as the
Ridda wars, as a
result of
which he was able to
consolidate and
expand the rule...
- caliphs: Abu Bakr and Umar.
Khalid pla****
leading command roles in the
Ridda Wars
against rebel tribes in
Arabia in 632–633, the
initial campaigns in...
