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Heritage Expert: Obaidah ibn Nafi Key Umayyad Leader
The article's title was about the role of Uqba ibn Nafi in the Islamic conquests, especially during the Umayyad era. The article emphasized that Uqba ibn Nafi was one of the most prominent military leaders involved in the conquest of Egypt and several other regions. It also highlighted that he began his military career at a young age, driven by his strategic orientation. The article clarified that the policy of conquests during his time did not rely on forcing Islam through violence but rather on collecting jizya (tax), allowing the inhabitants to retain their faith. Uqba was known for his decisiveness and strictness in governing the territories he controlled, imposing taxes and adopting a harsh management style, which eventually led to his demotion and removal from official positions. He died in Damascus after being dismissed and restrained. Although he was not one of the Prophet's companions, he was an important figure in the history of the Islamic conquests and was a Tabi’i – one of those who lived during the era of the companions, learned from them, and upheld their teachings.
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