Shaykh Irshaad received Ijaza from many luminaries of the Islamic world, including Shaykh Taha Karaan, Mawlana Yusuf Karaan, and Mawlana Abdul Hafeez Makki, among others. The Roman Leader was infuriated by what happened, and led a detachment of his knights against the women, though he tried first to tempt them with many promises. He told Khawlah that he planned to marry her and make her the first lady of Damascus. But she answered him calmly and with great contempt: "I wouldn't even accept you to be the shepherd of my camels! How do you expect me to degrade myself and live with you? I swear that I'll be the one to cut off your head for your insolence."

Asma bint Yazid - the cousin of Mu'adh ibn Jabal - killed on the day of Yarmouk nine Romans with the pole of a tent. After the victory at Orleans, Joan of Arc convinced the Dauphin to crown himself king of France, which he reluctantly did. She was then sent on a variety of military expeditions, and in one of them in 1430, she was thrown off her horse and captured by Burgundians. Her captors kept her for several months, while negotiating with the English, who were eager to get their hands on the girl who had caused them so much trouble. The soldier, seeing there was no way to escape the situation, replied in a feminine voice: “I did not answer because I am shy. You are a great leader, and I am only a woman whose heart is burning”. After the defeat of the Byzantine-allied Ghassanids by April 24, Khalid's force was able to enter Bosra, Syria almost unopposed. Dhiraar once captured by Byzantine forces during the Battle of Eagle Pass, which occurred during the siege of Damascus. [25] Shortly later, he was rescued by a team led by his sister, Khawlah ibnt al-Azwar. [26] [27] [Notes 5] Then as Dhiraar participated in the Siege of Damascus. [28] Later in the same year, Dhiraar were appointed by Khalid as cavalry commander during the battle of Fahl. [29] [30]

Blankinship did not really sure about the exact meaning about the materials used by the city defenders to defend against Dhiraar, except relying on solely the original translation interpretation. [14]

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Khawlah became a legend during her life and remains a legend till this day. She set an example to men and women alike that one should fight for what he or she believes in, and never accept defeat.

The Romans lost the battle and fled, leaving many dead and wounded on the battlefield. Khalid looked for the unknown soldier until he found him. The soldier was covered in blood. Khalid praised his bravery and asked him to uncover his face. But the soldier did not respond and tried to leave. The rest of the soldiers would not let him go. Asali, Bassam (1974). فن الحرب في عهود الخلفاء الراشدين والامويين عمليات الجتهات الشمالية والشرقية والبحرية[ The Art of War in the Era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs and the Umayyads: Operations of the Northern, Eastern, and Naval Forces] (in Arabic). Dar al Fikr. p.148 . Retrieved 9 January 2022. Even getting captured by the enemy couldn’t break her spirit. She got captured by the Byzantine army because of accidentally falling off her horse, where she was put in a prison tent with another group of Arab women who had been captured early in the campaign. Khawlah bint al-Azwar (ra) took part actively in the great Rashidun Army (the same army that conquered Sindh), in the conquest of Syria, Jordan, and Palestine against the then mighty Byzantine empire/Roman empire.Is Khawla bint al Azwar an imaginary or real personality". saaid.net. Archived from the original on 11 November 2017. Knowing that the prisoners had to be somewhere, Khalid sent Khawla with several soldiers to find them. After a chase, they managed to find a Roman detachment that took the prisoners to their headquarters. Another fight took place, Roman guards were killed and prisoners rescued.