On October 15, 634 A.D., Arab Muslim hordes, under Khalid ibn Al-Walid and traitorous Arab Christian allies, defeated the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) army at the Battle of Abu-al Quds.
The result was the capture and occupation of Central Syria, which was a decisive blow to Romaic Syria, cutting off communication between Seleukis and Palestine.
The Arabs captured tons of looted booty and hundreds of East Roman prisoners.
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