List of Muslim soldiers

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A Muslim soldier is a Muslim who has engaged in war, or is trained in the art of war. Some of the more contemporary belong to state or national military forces and are more accurately described as soldiers. Some of the older entries may be more accurately be described as warriors, and some as militia.

Entries in this chronological list are accompanied by dates of birth and death, branch of Islam, country of birth, field of study, campaigns fought in, and a short biographical description.

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[edit] Muslim military leaders

This list includes notable conquerors, generals, admirals and militants from early Islamic history to the 20th century.

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,Head of Chadian army during the war with Libya, regarded as national hero in Chad.

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[edit] Muslim warriors

The following Muslim warrior and soldiers, while not in significant leadership positions, are still of particular note

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