Amr bin Al-Aas, may God be pleased with him, was sharp-witted, strong-witted, and profound in vision, so that if the Commander of the Faithful, Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, saw a man who was helpless, he made a miracle in his hands and said: Glory be to God, the creator of this and the creator of Amr bin Al-Aas is one God.

One day, while he was on the way to the city alone, the road was cut off to him and was caught by the chief bandit. They did not know who the man was. And when they were about to kill him, he said they stopped. If you kill me with the sword, all of us will die. Around me, he added, and he did not come to me alone, except that I wanted to go to a place where there was no one, so I would die and stop the dreaded disease from the Arabs.

Then he asked: (Who held me in your hand?) So they said: (He is our leader.) And he said: (I will not leave my place until he goes with me, because the disease touched him.), And the people became apprehensive of their leader, and they knew of his oppression, so they fled from them, so Omar bin Al-Aas said: (Now I show you what the disease is, which is intelligence, and I am afraid that you will become smarter than me while you are a bandit so people cannot leave their homes.) So, they attacked and killed him.

Amr ibn al-Aas was a bold, arrogant man, mixing his intelligence with his wits, and thinking that he was a coward. That is, a leader and a prince of the courageous and shrewd.), So the answer of the Commander of the Faithful was (We shot the best of the Romans with the dirt of the Arabs, so let us look at what happened.) And it was freed from the overwhelming victory of the Arabs and their dahliya Amr ibn al-Aas on Ertbun al-Rum, who left his army for defeat and fled to Egypt.

Arbitration in the dispute between Ali and Muawiyah is one of the most famous positions in Amr’s life in arbitration. The idea of ​​Abu Musa al-Ash'ari (the representative of Ali Ibn Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him) was the basic idea that the dispute between them reached a critical point, killing thousands, so there must be a new starting point. It gives Muslims an opportunity to choose after setting aside the parties to the conflict, and Abu Musa al-Ash'ari, despite his jurisprudence and knowledge, treats people with sincerity and hates the deception and maneuver to which the other side, represented by Amr ibn al-Aas (the representative of Muawiyah Ibn Abi Sufyan, may God be pleased with him), who resorted to intelligence and the vast resourcefulness in Take the banner to Moawiyah.

The day after they agreed to remove Ali and Muawiyah and make the matter a consultation among the Muslims.
Abu Musa called Omar to speak, but Amr refused, saying: I would not have gone ahead of you while you were more than me, please, and would be older and older.
Abu Musa came forward and said: Oh people, I have looked at what God brings together the familiarity of this ummah and reconciles its matter, and we have not seen anything greater than taking off the two men - Ali and Mu’awiyah - and making it a shura. Woe to you who you loved.

Amr ibn al-Aas’s turn came to announce the dislocation of Mu’awiyah as it was agreed upon yesterday, so he ascended the pulpit and said: O people, that Abamusa had said what you heard, and he took off his friend. In angry, angry words, Amr responded in the same hurtful manner.

His attitude towards the commander of the fortress of Babylon during his war with the Romans in Egypt, when Al-Ertbun and the commander invited him to speak with him, and he had given an order to some of his men to throw a rock over him as a result of his leaving the fort, and he prepared everything to be the inevitable killing of Amr, and Amr entered the commander, not suspecting anything, and they met And while he was on his way out of the fortress, he noticed a suspicious movement above its walls that moved his sense of caution sharply, and immediately he acted brilliantly.

He returned to the commander of the fort in safe, reassuring and emotionally confident steps, as if nothing had ever branched him, and his suspicions were never raised, and an order entered upon the commander and said to him: The Commander of the Faithful does not interrupt an order without their advice, and does not send an army of Islam unless he puts them at the head of his fight and his soldiers, and I have seen that I come to you with them, so that they hear from you like what I have heard, and make the matter as clear as I am.)

And the Roman commander realized that Omra naively gave him the opportunity of a lifetime.
Let him then agree with his opinion, even if he returns with this number of Muslim leaders and their best men and leaders, get ready for them all, instead of preparing for Amr alone.
In an invisible way, he gave his order to postpone the plan that was prepared to assassinate Amr. In an invisible way, he gave his order to postpone the plan that was prepared to assassinate Amr. In the morning, Amr returned at the head of his army to the fortress, riding his horse, then the conquest of Egypt.