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The '''important events of the Battle of Siffin''' include the blockade of the Euphrates by the Syrians, the martyrdom of [[Ammar ibn Yasir | The '''important events of the Battle of Siffin''' include the blockade of the Euphrates by the Syrians, the martyrdom of [[Ammar ibn Yasir]], the Night of Howling ([[Laylat al-Harir]]), and the raising of the Qurans on spears by the Syrians. The Battle of Siffin was a conflict between the army of Imam Ali (a), the Caliph of the Muslims, and the army of Syria led by Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan, who refused to accept Imam Ali's caliphate. | ||
According to sources, at the beginning of the battle, the Syrian army arrived at the Euphrates first and, upon the arrival of the Iraqi army, prevented them from accessing the water under Muawiyah's orders. After the Iraqis gained control of the Euphrates, Imam Ali (a) prevented his army from denying water to the Syrians. During the Battle of Siffin, Ammar ibn Yasir, a companion of the Prophet (SAWA), was martyred while fighting alongside Imam Ali (a). The Prophet (SAWA) had previously foretold that Ammar's killers would be a sinful and rebellious group. | According to sources, at the beginning of the battle, the Syrian army arrived at the Euphrates first and, upon the arrival of the Iraqi army, prevented them from accessing the water under Muawiyah's orders. After the Iraqis gained control of the Euphrates, Imam Ali (a) prevented his army from denying water to the Syrians. During the Battle of Siffin, Ammar ibn Yasir, a companion of the Prophet (SAWA), was martyred while fighting alongside Imam Ali (a). The Prophet (SAWA) had previously foretold that Ammar's killers would be a sinful and rebellious group. | ||