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In my research I have come across three Arab Caliphates that have been murdered by Iranians, including the mullah's beloved Ali!
First let's talk about the Caliphs that were killed. All three harmed Iran badly, Omar, Ali, and Usman. Yes, Ali too. That ************* sent a large army called ziyad to Pars and Kerman to put down rebellions and killed thousands. Even the Arab historian Al-Tabari concurs with this.
Now Omar was killed by Pirooz Nahâvandi. Pirooz was taken slave by Omar after he took over Iran's land. Omar took no pity on Pirooz, he gave him no money for his family when Pirooz asked for a little more. Every day Pirooz saw more Iranian boys and girls sold into slavery. Many suffered greatly at the hands of their pedophile and abusive arab slaveholders. When Pirooz could no longer take it, during prayers, Pirooz snuck in and stabbed Omar 7 times before killing himself (he'd rather take his own life then give the Arabs the pleasure of murdering him).
After Ali and Abu Bakr got into a argument over descent of power. Abu Bakr came out on top and in the political argument that ensued Ali fled to Iraq. Ali had been instrumental in aiding Omar in his attack in Iran, and had himself aided in brutally putting down the rebellions when Iranians would not convert. Here is an excerpt I had written to some one else on myspace on the subject.
"Like wise Abdur Rahman bin Muljam al Sarimi is the name the Arabs gave to the Iranian man, Bahman Jazooyeh Ramhormozi. If you look at the shortened nicknamed they gave him, you'd know why. For short, the Arabs called him Ibn Muljam. "Ibn" means son of, "Muljam" comes from the verb Molajam (afsar gir), meaning one who rides and trains the swift horses of high officials for battle. Thus he was the son of a man who carried out such a profession. Turns out his father was a high ranking officer in Iran's professional army. Iran had and trained many horses that were incorporated into its professional army (Arabs did not, because horses were not as well adapted to their desert climate as camels were). We also know some of this from historians, such as Al-Tabari.
Anyway, obviously being the son of an Iranian horseriding warrior, Bahman was well versed in the art of warfare. He was also very angry with Ali who had brutally put down revolts in Pars and Kerman."
Now on top of that I have heard that the Caliph Uthman (Osman) was killed by a man by the name of Behzad Hamedâni. I have not found much in favor or not in favor of this though, so it's hard to corraborate. some say it may have been and Iranian, some say it was an Egyptian or Syrian militia.
First let's talk about the Caliphs that were killed. All three harmed Iran badly, Omar, Ali, and Usman. Yes, Ali too. That ************* sent a large army called ziyad to Pars and Kerman to put down rebellions and killed thousands. Even the Arab historian Al-Tabari concurs with this.
Now Omar was killed by Pirooz Nahâvandi. Pirooz was taken slave by Omar after he took over Iran's land. Omar took no pity on Pirooz, he gave him no money for his family when Pirooz asked for a little more. Every day Pirooz saw more Iranian boys and girls sold into slavery. Many suffered greatly at the hands of their pedophile and abusive arab slaveholders. When Pirooz could no longer take it, during prayers, Pirooz snuck in and stabbed Omar 7 times before killing himself (he'd rather take his own life then give the Arabs the pleasure of murdering him).
After Ali and Abu Bakr got into a argument over descent of power. Abu Bakr came out on top and in the political argument that ensued Ali fled to Iraq. Ali had been instrumental in aiding Omar in his attack in Iran, and had himself aided in brutally putting down the rebellions when Iranians would not convert. Here is an excerpt I had written to some one else on myspace on the subject.
"Like wise Abdur Rahman bin Muljam al Sarimi is the name the Arabs gave to the Iranian man, Bahman Jazooyeh Ramhormozi. If you look at the shortened nicknamed they gave him, you'd know why. For short, the Arabs called him Ibn Muljam. "Ibn" means son of, "Muljam" comes from the verb Molajam (afsar gir), meaning one who rides and trains the swift horses of high officials for battle. Thus he was the son of a man who carried out such a profession. Turns out his father was a high ranking officer in Iran's professional army. Iran had and trained many horses that were incorporated into its professional army (Arabs did not, because horses were not as well adapted to their desert climate as camels were). We also know some of this from historians, such as Al-Tabari.
Anyway, obviously being the son of an Iranian horseriding warrior, Bahman was well versed in the art of warfare. He was also very angry with Ali who had brutally put down revolts in Pars and Kerman."
Now on top of that I have heard that the Caliph Uthman (Osman) was killed by a man by the name of Behzad Hamedâni. I have not found much in favor or not in favor of this though, so it's hard to corraborate. some say it may have been and Iranian, some say it was an Egyptian or Syrian militia.
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