Number 10 we have Hazrat Hamza R.A

in was a foster brother and companion and paternal uncle of the Islamic prophet Muhammad (PBUH) but hamza was martyred in the battle of Ahud on the 22nd of march 625. he was also known by other names like Assad ul Allah meaning the line of god as well as Assad al-jannah meaning the lion of heaven and there was another name that he went by that the prophet Muhammad (PBUH)himself gave to him and that was sayyid ash-shuhada moving on to

Number nine we have Ukba Bin Nafi

was an Arab general serving the Rashidun caliphate since the reign of Umar and later on the Umayyad caliphate during the reigns of muhawiyah the first as well as yazid the first leading the muslim conquest of the maghreb including present-day algeria tunisia libya and morocco was the nephew of Amer Ibn al-ass and he is often surnamed al-firi and he is surnamed that way in reverence to the Banu Firi which was the clan connected to the Qureshi which of course the prophet Muhammad(PBUH) came from his ascendants would then be known as the Ukbids or the ferids pukpa is the founder of the cultural city of Cairo on in Tunisia

number eight brings us Nuseba- Bin- kaab

also known as was one of the early women to convert to islam she was one of the companions also of the prophet Muhammad(PBUH) at the time when 74 leaders warriors and statesmen of medina descended on al-Aqaba to swear an oath of allegiance to Islam following the teaching of the new religion by Musab Bin umir in the city Nuseiba was one of the only women to personally pledge directly to the Islamic prophet Muhammad (PBUH)her most well-known role came in the battle of Uhud where she defended the prophet now she also participated in the battle of Hunein yamama and the treaty of hudaybia i definitely felt a woman needed to be included in this

Number seven we have said Bin Abi Waqas

was also known as sid ib malik and he was one of the companions of the Islamic prophet Muhammad(PBUH) said was reportedly the seventh person to embrace the religion of Islam which he did at the age of just 17 years old he's also very well known for his commandership in the battle of al-qaeda and the conquest of Persia in the year 636 as well as he's known for his governorship over persia as well as his diplomatic journeys to china in 651 also at the time of the battle of Uhud sid was chosen as an archer sid was among those who fought in defense of the prophet Muhammad(PBUH) after some Muslims had deserted their positions they kind of just abandoned the battle so the prophet Muhammad(PBUH)honored him by declaring him one of the best archers of that time during that time as he fought along the prophet Muhammad(PBUH) the prophet Muhammad(PBUH) also gathered some arrows for him

khalid Bin waleed comes in at number six

khalid ib al-waleed was an arab muslim commander in the service of the islamic propheMuhammad(PBUH) and the caliphs abu bakr and umar who played a leading role in the rita wars against the rebel tribes in arabia in the years 632-633 as well as in the early muslim conquests of sasanian iraq in the year 633-634 and also byzantine syria in the year 634-638 according to the historian hugh and kennedy following his conversion khalid bin Waleed began to devote all of his considerable military talents to the support of the new muslim state

Number five we have Amar Ibn ul Ass

was the Arab commander who led the Muslim conquest of Egypt and he served as its governor in 640 to 646 as well as between 658 to 664. umar embraced islam in 629 and he was assigned important roles in the Muslim community by the Islamic prophet Muhammad(PBUH) he was personally tasked by the prophet Muhammad(PBUH)with leading the raid of dat al salasyl likely located in western Arabia and it was a lucrative opportunity for amur in the view of the potential war spoils and that was common because whenever you won a war you would take all the spoils for yourself and maybe keep it all to yourself or divide it amongst your people either way armor launched the conquest of Egypt on his own initiative in late 639 and that's where he defeated the byzantines in a string of victories and those victories ended with the surrender of Alexandria in Egypt around the year 641 or 642 the specific date is not 100 known or at least i couldn't find the specific date anyways now it was said that this was practically the fastest of the early Muslim conquests and Egypt has remained under muslim rule ever since that time

Number four we have al muthanna Harita al-Mudanaib

Haritha was a Muslim Arab general in the army of the Rashidun caliphate he was also commander of the Muslim Arabs in al-hire from where they were conducting different raids in the plains of Sasanian Mesopotamia he was also among the commanders at the battle of al-qaeda in the year 636 after the capture of Persian territory in Iraq by muslim Arab forces and the departure of Khalid in al-waleed al-muttana was put in charge of Muslim Arab occupied territories of Iraq from there al-muttana relied on his tribe the bakker along with several other powerful Arab tribes including the taglib and the Tamim and you really depended on them to maintain control over

The territories alkaka in amer al tamimi comes in at number three

this man was from the Banu Tamim and he and his tribe converted to islam around the time of anathem case he's known as a very successful military commander who took part in two important victories in early muslim conquests those were the battle of yarmouk against the byzantine empire and also the battle of al-qaeda against the Sasanian empire later the caliph abu bakr praised him as an equal to eleven thousand men so in return the caliph predecessor khalif umar only sent him a handful of bodyguards as reinforcements to al qaeda as the first wave of reinforcement making him one of the most efficient military figures of that time

Number two we have umar ibn al-khattab

Umar was one of the most powerful influential Muslim khalifs in history he was a senior companion of the Islamic prophet Muhammad(PBUH) now what's really important to know is that during his reign almost the entire sassanid persian empire were annexed to the rashidun caliphate according to one of the estimates more than 4050 cities were captured during these military conquests so prior to his death in the year 644 umar had ceased all of his military expeditions and this was to consolidate his role in recently conquered roman Egypt and the newly conquered sassanid empire that happened between the years 642-644 and at the time of his passing away in November 644 his rule extended from the present-day Libya in the west to the indus river in the east as well as the auxes river in the north

number one Ali Bin Abi Talib

was a cousin and son-in-law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad(PBUH)who ruled as the fourth caliphate from the year 656 up until 661 and the thing is ali is regarded as the rightful immediate successor

to the prophet Muhammad(PBUH)as an imam by Shia Muslims Sunnis do not believe that though with the exception of the battle of Tabuk ali took part in all of the battles and expeditions fought for Islam as well as being the standard bearer in those battles ali he led military troops and warriors on raids into enemy lands and ALI had played a major role in the battle of the hood as well as many other battles this is why he is number one