Also known as the female warrior, she is considered a heroine of France. After subsequently defeating the English again at the Battle of Patay, Joan brought Charles to Reims, where he was officially crowned King Charles VII on July 17. On the way from Reims, Joan and the Duke of Alencon suggested that the French attempt to take English-controlled Paris. But after a promising first day of fighting, Charles called off the assault on Paris; he was running low on funds. He recalled the army south and disbanded much of it. Charles then named Joan and her family to French nobility, in thanks for Joan’s services to France. She was later captured by the enemy and when they couldn’t make her say the voices were an invented story, she was burned at the stake at 19 years old.

Imam Ahmad Al-Hassan (fhip) has revealed that Joan of Arc has returned in this day and age.