[3] Fadl married his cousin, Safiya bint Mahmiya,[4][5][6] and they had one daughter, Umm Kulthum, who was born in Muhammad's lifetime.
On his own admission, he gazed at a pretty girl on another camel so intently that Muhammad had to take his chin and turn his face away from her three times.
[16] Waqidi recorded that Said ibn Amir al-Jumahi testifies during the battle, where occurred on a bridge, he saw on the front of Muslim army, Zubayr and Fadl fought ferociously against the Byzantines atop of their horses, as in Waqidi record, "each (Zubayr and Fadl) fought like thousand horsemens", as the Byzantine soldiers were terrified and fleeing on the sight of Zubayr and Fadl, as Said ibn Amir following by saying that at the Rashidun army were butchering the fleeing Byzantine soldiers, while some has been captured as prisoner of war.
[17][18] Then Zubair managed to kill the Byzantine commander named Nicetas and continued with the city of Amman subdued.
[19] Then Khalid ibn al-Walid, who previously involved in the conquest of Oxyrhynchus (البهنسا, Al-Bahnasa), offered a radical plan to erect catapult which filled by cotton sacks.