war, 17 engagements
Battles of the Muslim conquest of the Levant
The atlas places 17 engagements of the Muslim conquest of the Levant (AD 633 to AD 640): 10 battles and 7 sieges across 4 present-day countries, most in Syria (12), Israel (2), Turkey (2). The most widely documented: Battle of Yarmouk, Siege of Jerusalem, Battle of Ajnadayn, Siege of Damascus, Battle of Fahl.
Engagements by year
The war in time order
Commanders 9 with pages
Khalid ibn al-Walid 13 engagements
Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah 7 engagements- 'Amr ibn al-'As 4 engagements
- Sharhabeel ibn Hasana 4 engagements
- Ubayda ibn as-Samit 3 engagements
Heraclius 2 engagements- Theodore 1 engagements
- Ikrima ibn Amr 1 engagements
Zubayr ibn al-Awwam 1 engagements
Engagements by date
| Date | Engagement | Place | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 634 | Battle of Ajnadayn | Ajnadayn, Israel | Rashidun victory |
| AD 634 | Siege of Damascus | Damascus, Syria | Rashidun victory |
| 24 April AD 634 | Battle of Marj Rahit | Marj Rahit, Syria | |
| May AD 634 | Battle of Bosra | Bosra, Syria | Rashidun victory |
| May AD 634 | Battle of al-Qaryatayn | Syria | Muslim victory |
| July AD 634 | Battle of al-Yaqusah | Q12195000, Syria | |
| AD 634 | Battle of Marj al-Dibaj | An-Nusayriyah Mountains, Syria | Rashidun victory |
| December AD 634 | Battle of Fahl | Jordan River, Jordan | Muslim victory |
| November AD 635 | Siege of Emesa | Emesa, Syria | Rashidun victory |
| 15 August AD 636 | Battle of Yarmouk | Yarmuk, Syria | Rashidun victory |
| October AD 636 | Siege of Jerusalem | Jerusalem, Israel | Rashidun victory |
| May AD 637 | Battle of Hazir | Qinnasrin, Syria | Rashidun Caliphate victory |
| July AD 637 | Siege of Aleppo | Aleppo, Syria | Rashidun Caliphate victory |
| September AD 637 | Battle of the Iron Bridge | Antioch, Turkey | Rashidun victory |
| AD 638 | Siege of Emesa | Emesa, Syria | Rashidun Caliphate victory |
| AD 639 | Siege of Edessa | Edessa, Turkey | Rashidun victory |
| AD 639 | Siege of Raqqa | Raqqa, Syria | Rashidun victory |
Engagements are the Wikidata records placed within the Muslim conquest of the Levant (or a campaign of it) that carry coordinates; actions without coordinates are not shown.