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therefore decided to take the offensive and attack the leading elements of the Rashidun army well forward of the city and attempt to defeat them before they could be joined by the main body. With this plan in mind, Menas attacked the Mobile Guard at Hazir with a force whose strength was about 7,000 men; in this effort, he either did not know that Khalid was present with the leading elements of the Muslim army or did not believe all that he had heard about Khalid ibn Walid.
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According to Peter Crawford, the numbers recorded for the subsequent Battle of Hazir are disputed. Due to the mass evacuation of Syria ordered by Heraclius, it would be surprising if Menas had even a tenth of this recorded figure, while it is somewhat unlikely Abu Ubayda and Khalid would have as many
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The battle began on a plain three miles east of Qinnasrin at Al-Hadher, which was a farming village. Khalid deployed his Mobile Guard into its fighting formation for battle. Menas arranged his army in one center and two wings and was himself in the front ranks leading the army like Khalid. Soon
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The Byzantine garrison commander at Qinnasrin was a general named Menas, a distinguished soldier who was loved by his men. Menas knew that if he stayed in Qinnasrin, he would be besieged by the Rashidun army and would eventually have to surrender, as he could expect no help from the emperor. He
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Without further delay, Qinnasrin surrendered to Khalid. The Battle of Hazir and the surrender of Qinnasrin took place in about June, 637. When Caliph Umar received reports of the Battle of Hazir, he made no attempt to conceal his admiration for the military genius of Khalid. Umar exclaimed:
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At that time, Khalid took a cavalry regiment and maneuvered from a wing to attack the Byzantine army from the rear. Soon the entire Roman army was encircled and defeated. It is said that Menas and his garrison had never suffered such a severe defeat.
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fierce clashes broke out at Hazir. The battle was still in its early stages when Menas was killed. As the news of his death spread among his men, the Byzantine soldiers went wild with fury and savagely attacked to avenge their leader's death.
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At Qinnasrin, the part of the Roman garrison which had not accompanied Menas to Hazir shut itself up in the fort. As soon as Khalid arrived, he sent a message to the garrison:
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This was Umar's first admission that perhaps he had not judged Khalid rightly after he had dismissed Khalid from the command of the Muslim army.
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proceeded to Caesarea and once again laid siege to the port city. Commanders Amr bin al-A’as and Sharhabeel marched to reoccupy
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and had no intention of opposing him. Khalid accepted their surrender and advanced to Qinnasrin. In another account, however,
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This article is about a battle between the Muslims and the Byzantines. For the battle between the Umayyads and the Alids, see
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The History of Al-Tabari Vol. 12 The Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah and the Conquest of Syria and Palestine A.D. 635-637/A.H. 14-15
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suggested that Khalid killed some of the townspeople although Yohann Friedmann, the translator of Tabari did not agree.
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As soon as the battle was over, the people of Hazir came out of their town to greet Khalid. They pleaded that they were
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Zubdat al-Halab fi ta'arikh Halab (زبدة الحلب في تأريخ حلب; The cream of the history of Aleppo) written by
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men as this with the detachment of the corps of Yazid, Shurahbil, and Amr.
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637 CE conflict between the Rashidun Caliphate and Byzantine Empire
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Index

Battle of Khazir
Muslim conquest of Syria
Arab–Byzantine Wars
Qinnasrin
Syria
35°59′45″N 37°3′27″E / 35.99583°N 37.05750°E / 35.99583; 37.05750
Rashidun
Rashidun Caliphate
Byzantine Empire
Khalid ibn al-Walid

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Wars of Caliph Umar
Conquest of Eastern Roman Empire
Conquest of Syria (634–637)
Conquest of Palestine (635–636)
Campaigns in Eastern Anatolia (638)
Conquest of Armenia (638 & 644)
Conquest of Upper Egypt (640–641)
Conquest of Lower Egypt (641–642)
Conquest of Bahnasa (639)
Conquest of North Africa (643)
Conquest of Sassanid Persian Empire
Conquest of Iraq (636–637)
Conquest of Isfahan & Tabaristan (642–643)
Conquest of Fars (642)
Conquest of Kerman & Makran (643–644)

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