Battle of Dibba

Battle of Dibba
Part of Ridda Wars
Dibba, United Arab Emirates
Date 632–634 CE Location Dibba, Rashidun Caliphate (modern-day Dibba, United Arab Emirates) Result Caliphate victory
Belligerents
Apostate Azdis Anti-Julanda Tribes	Rashidun Caliphate Pro-Caliphate Azdis Banu al-Julanda Pro-Julanda Tribes Qays
Commanders and leaders
Laqit bin Malik Al-Azdi †	Abu Bakr Hudhayfah al-Bariqi Arfajah Ikrimah
Casualties and losses
10,000 killed	Unknown

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The Battle of Dibba took place between 632–634 CE during the Ridda Wars and is associated with the deaths of 10,000 men on the plain inland of the coastal town of Dibba, in what is now the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The graves of the fallen can still be seen in the area.