رمضان أحداث وعبر | الحلقة (17) | معركة وادي لكة

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:05 Book summary
0:07 Ramadan
0:09 Events and lessons
0:11 Battle of Wadi Lekka
0:16 Time
0:19 On the twenty-eighth of Ramadan
0:22 In the year 92 AH
0:25 God Almighty has sent His Messenger
0:31 Muhammad Ibn Abdullah, may God bless him and grant him peace
0:35 In the religion of Islam
0:37 To be his final religion for all people
0:40 Their Arabs and non-Arabs
0:42 All over the world
0:45 God Almighty said
0:47 We have not sent you except all of you
0:50 It is a good tidings and a warner for people
0:54 But more
0:56 People don't know
0:59 Because by following this religion
1:01 Achieving great goodness
1:03 For his family in this world and the hereafter
1:06 So the Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, called
1:10 All people
1:12 His nation said goodbye after him
1:15 To what he called for
1:17 However, the darkness of falsehood
1:19 He cannot be called Anwarul Haq
1:22 Entertain people without stopping
1:24 On her way
1:26 It was necessary to take the path of force
1:29 To remove that obstacle
1:32 Which brings people together
1:34 And follow the truth
1:36 That is why God Almighty revealed it
1:38 On His Messenger in the Holy Quran
1:41 Many verses
1:43 It contains permission to fight
1:45 And the matter is done after that
1:47 God Almighty said
1:49 And fight them until it does not happen
1:52 temptation and the religion belongs to God
1:55 If they finish
1:57 There is no aggression except against the oppressors
2:00 So the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, complied
2:04 The command of his Lord
2:06 So he and his honorable companions set out
2:09 Jallad Al-Sad has a religion about the religion of God
2:12 It was the first raid he conquered
2:15 The Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him
2:18 It is the Battle of the Fathers
2:20 Or Dan
2:22 And that's at zero
2:24 In the second year of migration
2:27 There were three companies before that
2:29 He sent it
2:31 Then the invasions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, followed
2:36 Starting from Badr
2:38 And ending in Tabuk
2:40 Then his companions followed suit
2:43 The days of the Rightly Guided Caliphate
2:45 So they conquered the countries of Iraq and the Levant
2:48 They defeated the Persians and Romans
2:51 Then came the Umayyad Caliphate
2:54 The authority of the Muslims extended
2:56 To vast countries
2:58 Among them was the Far Maghreb country
3:01 Muslims were still there at that time
3:04 They are looking to open up the country beyond
3:08 Like Andalusia and the like
3:11 Until God created the appropriate conditions for its opening
3:15 Facilitating the way for people to enter the religion of God in droves without any obstacles
3:22 Musa bin Nusayr
3:26 And the road to Andalusia
3:29 Musa bin Nusayr took office in the year eighty-nine AH
3:34 Corresponding to seven hundred and seven AD
3:37 Rule of Morocco
3:39 Successor to Hassan bin Al-Na'am
3:42 Who was dismissed due to a dispute between him and the governor of Egypt
3:46 The Berbers revolted at the beginning of his rule
3:50 But he violently suppressed their revolution
3:53 Tangier, where the last of their remnants took hold, was conquered
3:58 Tariq bin Ziyad took charge of her
4:01 He pursued a wise policy
4:04 To stop recurring Berber uprisings
4:07 It is the Islamization of the country
4:10 That is, introducing it into Islam
4:12 He succeeded in winning the Berbers to Islam
4:16 Thousands of them joined his army
4:19 He created a huge fleet to protect the borders from Roman attacks
4:25 He began attacking islands and naval bases
4:29 Off the African coast
4:32 He invaded the Balearic Islands
4:34 He attacked Sicily and Sardinia
4:38 He did not remain outside his influence
4:40 Except the Ceuta port, east of Tangier
4:44 Because it was strong
4:46 Ceuta belonged to the Visigoths
4:50 Rulers of Spain
4:52 While he was trying to open it
4:55 Its governor named Julian authorized him to make peace
4:59 He offered to help him fight the Emperor of Spain
5:04 Called Roderick
5:06 Muslims call him Ladhariq
5:09 Musa consulted Caliph Al-Walid bin Abdul-Malik about this offer
5:14 So he agreed to it
5:16 Musa warned of the importance of taking caution and precaution
5:21 Fearing it was a hoax
5:24 Tariq Bahr crossed the alley
5:28 Who was known by his name
5:30 In the ships of Julian, governor of Ceuta
5:33 In the year 92 AH
5:36 Corresponding to 11700 AD
5:40 He anchored his ships at Lion Rock
5:43 Which is now known as Gibraltar
5:47 Then he started moving inside
5:50 Until he reached Lake Unyendah
5:53 When he learned of the crowds of the King of the Goths, Roderick, to meet him
5:58 Requesting support from Ibn Nusayr
6:01 He provided him with ships and five thousand soldiers
6:05 His army reached 12 thousand
6:08 Some of them said
6:10 While Ladhreq was busy putting down some revolts in Ben Ballouna
6:16 In the north
6:17 The news came to him of the arrival of the Islamic armies
6:20 They defeated his forces in a number of battles
6:25 He was shocked by what happened
6:27 He suffered severe panic and terror
6:30 Walker returned to his tallit
6:33 He began mobilizing his army to meet the Muslims
6:37 It seems that the Gothic army was feeling its strength
6:44 He was sure that he could defeat the Muslims
6:49 To the point that they prepared what they would take the Muslim prisoners with
6:54 As Ibn Kardbus mentions
6:57 When his news reached Ladhriq,
7:00 He went out to meet him with 100 thousand horsemen
7:04 And with them is the calf
7:06 Carrying money and clothing
7:08 He is on a bed carried by three horned mules
7:13 It has a dome crowned with pearls and rubies
7:18 And on his body is a garment of pearls
7:21 It is arranged with needle threads
7:23 He has a number of animals carrying nothing but ropes
7:28 For the shoulders of prisoners
7:30 He had no doubt about taking them
7:33 When Tariq learned of the news of the heavy Gothic crowds to fight the Muslims
7:39 He wrote to Musa bin Nusayr asking for help
7:43 He sent him an army of approximately five thousand fighters
7:48 Led by Tarif bin Malik
7:51 They were carried by ships made by Muslims
7:54 Maybe Yelian
7:56 Facilities were provided for the crossing of this supply to Andalusia
8:01 The Islamic army was prepared in Andalusia
8:04 12 thousand fighters
8:07 Most of them are Muslim Berbers
8:10 In this regard, the author of Akhbar Group says:
8:14 Tariq
8:16 He wrote to Moses asking him to come and tell him that God had conquered the island
8:22 They seized it and the lake
8:25 And he had marched to the king of Andalusia with what he had no strength to do
8:30 Moses was a skilled man, and he began working on ships
8:35 Until he had many ships with him
8:38 So he brought five thousand to him
8:41 The Muslims in Andalusia gathered at Tariq's house, 12 thousand
8:47 One of the reasons for the Battle of Wadi Lekka
8:52 When Musa bin Nusayr conquered the Maghreb
8:56 He extended his control over all Moroccan cities
9:00 Only the city of Ceuta remains
9:03 Located on the Mediterranean Sea
9:06 It was an impregnable fortress for the Goths in Spain
9:11 The Goths had appointed a governor called Julian
9:17 During this time, an internal struggle broke out for power in Spain
9:23 Commander Roderick turned against King Wamba
9:27 Which led to the ignition of civil war in Spain
9:31 Between Roderick's followers and Wampa's followers
9:35 The war initially witnessed the victory of Roderick's followers
9:40 Julian was a supporter of King Wamba, who was overthrown
9:46 Julian had sent his daughter to the royal palace
9:50 So Roderick raped her
9:52 This was one of the reasons for his desire to take revenge on Roderick
9:57 So King Wamba sought help from the Muslims through Julian
10:02 Provided that they surrender the city of Ceuta to the Muslims
10:06 Tariq's army set out through it to fight Roderick's army
10:12 Tariq's army entered the city of Ceuta, heading for Cádiz in Andalusia
10:18 He entered it without much resistance
10:21 Then they headed to Algeciras, Gibraltar
10:26 In which he faced violent resistance
10:30 It led to huge losses among Muslims
10:34 So he quickly called for help from Musa bin Nusayr
10:38 So provide him with what was mentioned above
10:41 Battle history
10:44 The battle took place on the twenty-eighth of Ramadan
10:49 In the year ninety-two AH
10:52 The nineteenth of July
10:56 In the year seven hundred and eleven AD
11:00 The battle lasted eight days
11:04 Until the fifth day of Shawwal
11:07 The bloody encounter
11:11 Tariq bin Ziyad continued marching with his armies
11:14 He walked along the coast
11:17 He set up his camp in a wide plain area
11:21 In a bad ball
11:23 Southwest Spain
11:26 Close to the Burbat River
11:28 And Wadi Lekka
11:30 Which flows into the ocean, the coastal city of Cadiz
11:34 The two armies, unequal in number, met
11:38 However, Muslims have a power that is not equal to the power of their enemy
11:44 It is the strength of a firm and unshakable belief
11:49 A violent battle took place between the two teams
11:53 The two sides fought intensely
11:56 They even thought it was annihilation
11:59 The bloody meeting lasted for eight days
12:04 It was a river in Ribat
12:06 He separates the two warring armies for three days
12:11 I was occupied with skirmishes between the two armies
12:15 The Gothic army was on the northern bank of the river
12:19 Tariq was on the southern bank
12:23 And on the fourth day
12:25 The two armies clashed
12:27 A fierce battle broke out between them
12:30 The Azerbaijanis appeared in the middle of the field
12:33 In royal robes
12:35 Above a throne drawn by galloping horses
12:39 The Muslim Berbers appeared from the depths
12:43 Great ability to fight
12:46 They were chosen from among the members of that tribe
12:50 Known for their bravery and bravery
12:54 Among those trained in military training are the best
12:59 Tariq had brought a group of people from Sudan before an army
13:04 To receive a shock
13:06 Because of their patience and steadfastness
13:10 The end of the battle
13:13 Firstly
13:14 The Muslims were victorious and the Goths were defeated
13:18 But it was a very difficult victory
13:21 And exhausting at the same time
13:24 Because of its long time
13:26 And the strength and abundance of the Goths
13:29 Secondly
13:30 A quarter of the Muslims were killed in the army
13:34 It is three thousand
13:36 Third
13:38 As for Roderick
13:40 He doesn't know where he went
13:42 However, the Muslims found his gray-haired horse
13:47 And his saddle was crowned with rubies
13:50 His legs fell into the sludge he fell into
13:54 They did not find his knight alive or dead
13:58 And it was said
14:00 Rather, he died by drowning
14:02 Fourth
14:03 The senior commanders of Roderick's army were killed
14:06 Fifth
14:08 The Muslims pursued the Goths by killing and capturing them
14:12 The sword was not lifted from them for three days
14:16 VI
14:18 Score a lot of spoils
14:21 Results of the Muslim victory in the Battle of Wadi Lekka
14:27 This is considered a Ramadan battle
14:31 It is the key to Andalusia
14:34 The major battle in which the power of the Goths was broken
14:39 Through it, the Muslims crossed to conquer the rest of the Spanish cities
14:45 This battle is a decisive battle
14:49 The fate of Spain depended on it in the hands of the Muslims
14:53 So it can be said
14:55 All the battles that took place after that occurred in the rest of the peninsula
15:01 It was a simple skirmish
15:05 Although some of them are important and powerful
15:08 If compared to this decisive battle
15:12 It did not take long for the Muslims to take over Spain after that
15:16 Despite the rugged paths and harsh climate
15:20 More than three years
15:23 This indicates that the resistance had almost weakened
15:29 Tariq took advantage of this great victory
15:32 So that the Goths would not reorganize their ranks again
15:37 Then he went to the city of Istigah
15:40 Following the Goths
15:42 Its people met him, and with them were many of the defeated
15:47 They fought him fiercely
15:50 Then the people of Andalusia were defeated
15:52 The Muslims did not face a war like it after that
15:56 Tariq camped at a spring between it and the city of Istija
16:02 Four miles
16:04 It has been called Ain Tariq until now
16:07 Fatah Tariq after this battle
16:10 Shadhouna, Medawar and Qarmouna
16:14 And Seville and Estjeh
16:17 He sent a helper to Rumi
16:19 He opened his cord
16:22 And he sent companies
16:24 So Malaga and Albert opened
16:26 And Granada
16:27 And a ball of destruction
16:29 Oriola and Murcia
16:32 Then he went to Toledo
16:34 He entered it in the year ninety-three AH
16:38 Without resistance
16:40 He found it empty, with only Jews in it
16:43 There are few people
16:45 Its ruler fled with his companions, the senior Goths and priests
16:50 In a northeast direction
16:52 Carrying with them the relics of the church
16:56 Tariq left a group of his soldiers in Toledo
17:00 He went on chasing the fleeing people on the road that the Arabs call it
17:05 Valley of stones
17:07 And in a small town
17:09 It is called the kal dehnars
17:12 The Arabs call it Abdul Salam Castle
17:16 It is also called the city of Al-Ma'ida
17:19 The Muslims fleeing from Toledo caught up there
17:23 They looted the valuable ammunition they had with them
17:28 Tariq Ibn Ziyad did not go beyond the area he reached
17:34 Perhaps he feared that the enemy would block his path in this mountainous country
17:40 Because of the effort they put in
17:43 They were burdened with the spoils they had collected
17:46 He returned to Toledo after that
17:49 From the Battle of Wadi Lakah
17:53 We benefit from these lessons
17:56 Firstly
17:57 If the religion of Islam is accepted by its people, it is the right to accept it
18:01 And they sincere their intentions for God
18:04 They prepared as much force as they could
18:07 No force of falsehood will stand in their way
18:11 No matter how many or how many they have
18:15 Because the power of faith is stronger than any power that humans possess
18:21 Secondly
18:23 High goals can only be achieved with great sacrifices and redoubled efforts
18:30 Third
18:32 That disagreement and internal fighting
18:35 One of the greatest reasons leading to the fall of states
18:39 Its army was dispersed and its people were humiliated
18:42 This is the door through which its enemies enter
18:46 This is what afflicts our nation today
18:50 Fourth
18:52 Explaining the merit of the Berber Muslims in introducing Islam to Spain
18:57 Fifth
19:00 Working to benefit from the cooperation of some infidels
19:04 Against other infidels fighting Muslims
19:08 But taking extreme care and caution
19:13 Ramadan events and lessons