Khalid Ibn Al-Walid Doc

Khalid Ibn Al-Walid Doc MAIN SOURCE: https://www.kalamullah.com/Books/KhalidWaleed.pdf During Time of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) Khalid, as a member of the Banu Makhzum, was raised from birth to be a soldier, as his clan specialized in warfare. From a young age, he could ride any horse and various animals like camels. He became proficient with every weapon, while his father, also his military instructor, taught him the principles of warfare. (Fluid + Crystallized Intelligence) He was also a trader and, along with other clans, would organize and dispatch trade caravans to neighboring regions. (Negotiation) Khalid was intensely fixated on and emotionally driven by war. His passion for battle was so consuming that it occupied his thoughts constantly. His entire psyche was shaped around the military, dominated by visions of warfare and an unyielding thirst for victory. He had a primal, almost instinctual desire for the experience and rewards of war, eagerly looking forward to and promising further conflict, as though it was his destiny. (Emotional Engagement) At the Battle of Uhud in 625 CE, Khalid ibn al-Walid demonstrated exceptional military prowess, despite not being the official army commander. While fighting for the Quraysh against Prophet Muhammad's forces, he displayed remarkable tactical judgment. When the Muslim army initially pushed back the Quraysh forces, causing many to retreat, Khalid maintained his composure and kept his cavalry position on the right flank. …