The Arab Revolt And Nationalism | The Arab Revolt Part 2

Arab and Turkish nationalism in the late Ottoman Empire before World War I were complex and intertwined forces.
While the empire was a multi-ethnic and multi-religious entity, both Arab and Turkish populations harbored growing nationalist sentiments.
Arab nationalists, seeking greater autonomy, were influenced by cultural and intellectual movements that emphasized Arab identity.
Turkish nationalists, on the other hand, were driven by a desire to protect the Ottoman state by promoting a unified Turkish identity.
These nationalist aspirations eventually contributed to the disintegration of the empire and the emergence of modern nation-states in the Middle East.
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[@decodeeconomics220]

Very helpful video. Thank you for your work.

[@fhashmi]

The bottom line is that he was a sell-out; Greedy for power and so naive that he thought the British would give him Khalifa...

[@KILLER.KNIGHT]

Perfect example was South Asia. Why did nobody glance there?

[@MillhouseSpeaks]

Fascinating and insightful

[@alp2ccc138]

2:10 Exactly. This was what he had in his mind in the middle of a brewing WORLD WAR.

[@hanfootball1367]

Jazak Allah khayr, brother. You have done very rewarding job

[@belkisstheartist9001]

*A very detailed and well narrated passage of History*
*JazakumuLLAHU Khairan*

[@metrokentenerjiteknoloji6313]

I am Turkish. I live in a small town of Balıkesir. In my city, during the First World War, boys over the age of 15 go to war. They all die in the war at the front. Women marry children to have children. Turks lost everything for the sake of this ummah. But our Muslim brothers still see TURKS as enemies. What will we say ? 💔💔💔💯

[@TruthFinderAlways]

We Do Not
Love Turkiye❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mayachaya7431]

I am muslim from srilanka.. I don't see turks that way.. We are brothers in islam.. No government can ever change it.

[@RahilKhan-io8bz]

This is why nationalism is haram . One day someone asked who are you indian pak bangali afghan . I said Lahaul wala kuwat ila bilah . I born in India thats all. I am Muslim Alhamdulliiah . Turks n Arabs no more represent Islam .

[@KILLER.KNIGHT]

You are Indian then.

[@artregeous]

Excellent historiography greatly appreciated .I wish %001 percentage of Turks could be conscientious about these matters but most can not comprehend their own theology n exegesis

[@мишар8128]

Brilliant

[@alp2ccc138]

8:25 Assalamu Alaykum brother. This part is hilarious. Ohhhhh so that's why Sheriff Huseyin joined the ENGLISH ARMY, two individuals just misunderstood each other. Brother, in 1900's English had the ability to decipher any crypto messaging network including GERMANS. Sheriff Huseyin is a SELL OUT. QATAR KING NEVER LET TURKISH ARMY OUT OF QATAR.

[@islamichistorypodcast]

One of the things the British used to convince the Sharif to revolt was to say the caliphate should go back to the Arabs.
But the Brits thought the caliph was like the Pope. Just a figurehead

[@islamichistorypodcast]

And wa Alaykum Salaam

[@alp2ccc138]

@@islamichistorypodcast English were already fighting in India with Ottoman. They knew EXACTLY what they were doing.

[@admiral20055]

Turks Love Qatar now i understand the never sell out Ottomans, Turkiye,, mashallah,

[@artregeous]

Peace be upon you keep up the good work .inna hukm illa lillah

[@islamichistorypodcast]

Ameen, and may Allah reward you with good.

[@admiral20055]

So call Most arab nationalist was aChristiasn Alvits not a muslims,

[@islamichistorypodcast]

That is true.