Important Victories of Muslims in Ramadan

It is quite strange to talk about Ramadan as if it were a month of laziness and inactivity! Below, we review with you the most important battles and conquests that took place in the month of Ramadan, and you will know after reviewing them why the devils among humans want to turn it into a month of soap operas and frivolous nights, for this month has tired the enemies of Islam a lot! 1. Battle of Badr (Ramadan of the second year of Hijrah): The Great Battle of Furqan, the first battle of Islam. 2. Conquest of Mecca (Ramadan of the eighth year of Hijrah). 3. Battle of Al-Bawib (Ramadan 13 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Al-Muthanna bin Haritha, defeated the Persians in the Al-Bawib region in Iraq. 4. Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah (Ramadan 15 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Saad bin Abi Waqqas, defeated the Persians. 5. Battle of Nubia (Ramadan 31 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Abdullah bin Abi Sarh, defeated the Copts after besieging Dongola, the capital of the Nubians south of Egypt. 6. Conquest of Rhodes Island (Ramadan 53 AH): Conquered by the Muslims under the leadership of Janadah bin Abi Umayyah, an island in the Mediterranean Sea from which the Romans used to raid Muslim ships and coastal cities. 7. Conquest of Andalusia (Ramadan 92 AH): The Muslim Berber commander Tariq bin Ziyad defeated the Visigoth armies in Andalusia (present-day Spain). 8. Conquest of India and Pakistan (Ramadan 94 AH): Conquered by the commander Qasim bin Muhammad Thaqafi. 9. Conquest of Amorium, one of the strongest cities of the Byzantine Empire (Ramadan 223 AH), conquered by Caliph Al-Mu'tasim after the Roman king had attacked Muslim lands, cut off the noses and ears of Muslim prisoners, blinded their eyes, and captured many Muslim women, so Al-Mu'tasim invaded their heartland and defeated them. 10. Conquest of Syracuse (Ramadan 264 AH): Conquered by Ja'far bin Muhammad, the largest city on the island of Sicily (in the Mediterranean Sea) which was under Roman rule, after a siege lasting nine months. 11. Battle of Malazgirt (Ramadan 463 AH): In which the Seljuk Muslim commander (Alp Arslan) defeated the Byzantine Empire that had invaded the city of Malazgirt in Turkey and the Byzantine emperor was captured. 12. Battle of Zallaca (Ramadan 479 AH) In which the ruler of the Almoravid state, Yusuf bin Tashfin, defeated the European Crusaders who had invaded Andalusia, and historians say that this great victory delayed the fall of Andalusia for centuries. 13. Battle of Harim (559 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Nur al-Din Mahmud Zangi, defeated the Franks and liberated the Harim region in the countryside of Idlib today. 14. Battle of Hattin (Ramadan 584 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Saladin, defeated the Crusaders and liberated Jerusalem. 15. Battle of Ain Jalut (Ramadan 658 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Sultan Qutuz, defeated the Tatars who had killed millions in the Islamic world. 16. Conquest of Armenia (Ramadan 673 AH): Conquered by the Muslims under the leadership of Al-Zahir Baybars. 17. Battle of Shaqhab (Ramadan 702 AH): In which the Muslims, led by Al-Nasir Muhammad bin Qalawun and Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, defeated the Tatars in the Shaqhab plain near Damascus. 18. Conquest of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Ramadan 791 AH): In which the Muslims, led by the Ottoman Sultan Murad I, defeated a Crusader alliance of Serbs, Bulgarians, Poles, Hungarians, and Albanians. 19. Conquest of Cyprus (Ramadan 829 AH): Cyprus had been conquered during the time of Mu'awiyah (may Allah be pleased with him), but it fell later and the Crusaders took it as a base from which to launch their campaigns against the Islamic world. So, the Mamluk Muslim Sultan Al-Ashraf Barsbay reconquered it. As for the Ramadan War of 1973 (1393 AH), the Egyptian and Syrian armies initially had the upper hand against the Zionist army, but they were not established as the armies of the Muslims were in previous centuries, and the outcome was what it was. Nineteen battles are the most important battles...It is a month of victories, people, not a month of laziness, nor of singing and revelry!