الصراع الساساني البيزنطي : دراسة في الأحداث التاريخية من خلال سورة الروم

Abstract EN

The conflict between the Sasanian Persians and the Byzantine Romans was old and inherited because of the competition for greed and privilege.

This conflict was described from the beginning by force and ferocity, but it reached its peak at the beginning of the seventh century AD.

The empire lost its eastern provinces, the most important of which were Syria, Bayt al-Maqdis and Egypt.

Quran in Surat Al-Rum.

This surah was revealed when the Persians defeated the Romans in the arms of the year 614 AD, at a time when the controversy between the polytheists and Muslims in Mecca intensified.

The polytheists rejoiced in this victory and showed their pride with the Muslims.

Then, Persians worshiped idols in 623 A.

D in a few years, after nine years as Nasrallah and his Messenger and believers on the polytheists after several humiliations, the most recent conquest of Mecca.

The research aims to prove the historical miracle of the Sora by studying and analyzing the historical events that took place between the Persians and the Romans in the Levant, and what happened between the polytheists and Muslims in Mecca and Medina with a historical comparison of these events through the Islamic, Byzantine and Persian sources, The Holy Quran in Surat Al-Rum.