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Abu-Bakr continued the work of the Prophet, waging successful war on revolting tribes in Arabia, with the help of the able general Khalid. When his power at home was finally consolidated, Abu-Bakr turned to foreign conquest. Khalid led a successful expedition into Persia in 633, but the main advance was against Syria. Theodore, brother of the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius, was defeated the following year at Ajnadayn, between Gaza and Jerusalem. Soon after this, Abu-Bakr died, just as the expansion of Islam was getting underway. He was succeeded by Omar I, the great conquering caliph, whom he had selected according to the precedent set by Mohammed.</div>Tao alexis