Khalid Ibn Al-Walid, known as "The Sword of Allah," was a pivotal military commander in early Islamic history. Born into the Quraysh tribe, he initially opposed Islam but converted in 629 CE. His strategic brilliance led to significant victories, including the Battle of Yarmouk and the conquest of Mecca. Despite his successes, he remained humble and loyal, accepting his demotion under Caliph Umar. Khalid's legacy endures as a symbol of military genius and dedication to Islam.
