7 Best Muslim Leaders & Commanders in History

 

Since the development of Islam in the mid seventh century AD, there have been endless fights including leaders who battled to grow the religion all over the planet. As Islamic armed forces moved into Europe, the outcome was hundreds of years of contention. During this time span, there have been numerous vital pioneers, and in this article, I take a gander at 7 of the best. Khalid ibn al-Walid is a striking exclusion; this is purposeful as he is as of now highlighted in a prior piece I composed on extraordinary obscure commandants.

So here are 7 Best Muslim Leaders & Commanders in History!

Tariq Bin Ziyad (670 – 720)

Tariq is known as the hero of Spain and is perceived as one of the best Muslim commandants ever. In any case, there is somewhat little data about his beginnings or identity. There are three fluctuating records of his beginnings: He was a Persian from Hamadan; he had a place with the Sadif group; he was a Berber from Algeria. Spanish and Arab history specialists accept he was a captive of the emir of North Africa, Musa canister Nusayr, in spite of the fact that his relatives question this case.

For all intents and purposes all data connecting with Tariq is dated from 711 onwards as this is the year that he sent off his attack of Spain. He arrived in Gibraltar in May with up to 10,000 men and clearly told them to ‘consume their boats.’ They complied without question despite the fact that the adversary numbered 100,000. Tariq mentioned fortifications and got an extra 7,000 men. In spite of the mathematical impediment, he won a splendid triumph at the Battle of Guadalete in July where the Spanish King Roderic was killed.