34 AH
Approximate date
The Battle of the Masts
The young Muslim navy, its ships lashed together, defeats the Byzantine fleet of Emperor Constans II. Byzantium no longer rules the eastern sea alone.
Abdullah ibn Sad ibn Abi Sarh
Source: History ·
34 AH
Approximate date
The young Muslim navy, its ships lashed together, defeats the Byzantine fleet of Emperor Constans II. Byzantium no longer rules the eastern sea alone.
Abdullah ibn Sad ibn Abi Sarh
Source: History ·
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