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Wondering about the identity of the unknown Knight Khalid and the others followed him and joined battle, That knight broke through the Roman ranks as an arrow. "In a battle that took place in Bayt Lahyah near Ajnadin, Khalid watched a knight, in black attire, with a large green shawl wrapped around his waist and covering his chest. The Arab Historian, Al Waqidi, narrates in his book "The conquering of Al Sham (Greater Syria)" The Muslim soldiers, and their leader Khalid, watched her with great admiration, presuming that she was a man. She donned a male knight's attire, took her arms and rode her mare through the Roman ranks, using her sword skillfully against whoever tried to stop her. Her name remained greatly unknown, until the battle of Ajnadin, not far from Jerusalem, where Drear lost his spear, fell from his horse, and was taken prisoner. She was a brunette, tall, slim and of great beauty. Besides that, Khawlah mastered the noble art of poetry. He trained her on all arts of swordsmanship and she became also a perfect knight. In fact, the brother and sister were so attached to each other that she was his companion wherever he went. His love for his sister and confidence in her capabilities were legendary. Her brother, Dirar, was the knight and poet of his tribe, and was well known for his wisdom. Her father's name is either Malik or Tariq Bin Aws.
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Khawlah was the daughter of one of the chiefs of Bani Asad tribe, and her family embraced Islam in its early days.