637 siege during the Byzantine-Arab wars. It began in August 637 CE in what is now Syria and lasted until October 637 CE (about 2 months). The setting was Aleppo. It was part of Muslim conquest of the Levant. Those involved included the Rashidun Caliphate, the Byzantine Empire and Ghassanids.
Before and after
- 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
- from 642 CE to 744 CEArab conquest of Armenia
- from 642 CE to 799 CEArab–Khazar Wars
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The era
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