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We are finally at the most asked about companion since we have started the series, which is Khaled

in the Lwaleed, the reason why it took 120 episodes to get to Khaled, because we were

trying to cover the companions that embraced Islam in terms of their order and obviously

Khaled in the Lwaleed, or the Allah, who embraced Islam much later. So I wanted to,

inshallah, to begin with the significance of Khaled just in the title that Al-Mahmed

Zahabi, Rahimahullah, to Allah, gives him, he is Khaled in the Lwaleed, in the Mughirah,

in the Abdullah, in the Umar, Al-Mahzumi, safe Allah, he to Allah, wa Faris, wa Faris

Al-Islam. Imam Zahabi, Rahimahullah, to Allah, calls him, the sword of Allah, subhanahu

to Allah, the hero of Islam, the Imam, the Amir, the Kabir, Qahid al-Mujahideen,

Abu Sulaiman, the great Imam, the great general of the Mujahideen, the great leader, Abu

Sulaiman, Al-Kurashi, Al-Mahzumi, Al-Makki, he is his nickname, or his kunyaz, Abu

Sulaiman, or the Allah, from Quraysh, from Banu, Makhzum, from Makkah, wa Bnu, Uhti,

Umm Al-Mukmeneen, Maimuna, Bint Al-Harif, and he is the son of, or he is the, the naf

you, the maternal naf you, of the mother of the believers, Maimuna, Bint Al-Harif,

the Allah, the wife of the prophet, Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and so we have here a man

who is extremely special, who is extremely beloved to the Muslims, who many of you have

been named after, or who you have named your children after, and for good reason, and

who is without any dispute, the greatest general in the history of Islam after the prophet

Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, who remarkably only lived a few years after the prophet

Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, but the man who we know as being responsible for bringing

the two greatest empires in the world to their knees within one year, and dying only a

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