Who was the commanders of the Infidels in the Battle of Uhud?
Correct answer: C. Abu Sufyan
- A. Shaiba
- B. Abu Jahal
- C. Abu Sufyan
- D. Khalid bin Walid
Explanation
Abu Sufyan commanded the Makkan army at the Battle of Uhud. Khalid ibn al-Walid led the cavalry at that time, but he was not the overall commander of the infidels.
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Ghazwat covers the military expeditions led by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), including Badr, Uhud, Khandaq, Khaybar, Hunayn and Tabuk. The topic examines their causes, dates, locations, commanders, outcomes and lessons, while distinguishing a Ghazwa, which the Prophet personally led, from a Sariyyah led by another commander.
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