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The '''Battle of Mu'ta''' (Arabic:{{iarabic|غزوة مؤتة}}) was one of the major [[Sariyya]]s (military expeditions) in the early Islamic period in [[8]]/629 between the Islamic army and the Roman army. The commanders of the Islamic army were, respectively, [[Ja'far b. Abi Talib]], [[Zayd b. Haritha]], and [['Abd Allah b. Rawaha]], all of whom were martyred in this war. After the [[martyrdom]] of all of their commanders, and because of the greater number of Roman soldiers, Muslims retreated to [[Medina]] under the leadership of [[Khalid b. Walid]].