636 AD battle between the Sasanian Empire and the Rashidun Caliphate. It began on 16 November 636 CE in what is now Iraq and lasted until 19 November 636 CE (about 3 days). The setting was Al-Qādisiyyah. It was part of Muslim conquest of Persia. Those involved included the Rashidun Caliphate and the Sasanian Empire. It led to Muslim conquest of Persia.
Before and after
- from 633 CE to 640 CEMuslim conquest of the Levant
- from 633 CE to 654 CEMuslim conquest of Persia
- 23 August 634 CEDeath of Abu Bakr
- from December 635 CE to March 636 CESiege of Emesa
- from 16 November 636 CE to 19 November 636 CEBattle of al-Qadisiyyah
- 637 CEConstruction of Potala Palace
- from August 637 CE to October 637 CESiege of Aleppo
- from 639 CE to 642 CEArab conquest of Egypt
- from 641 CE to 1168Origins of El-Fustat
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