Jabzy single handedly raising the attention span of the next history nerd generation You go my bro. I’m happy you’re still producing these banger videos despite the massive shift towards extremely short content (which are extremely shitty in the case of the online history community)
It’s funny how Jabzy made just simplified 3 minute history videos but when everyone started doing it he just decided to realease 4 hour long video of lesser known subjects.
dude you have some of the best history videos on this platform. especially because you focus on places that most western history curricula dont focus on. respect!
Man I love the style of your videos. The "monotony" (meant in a good way) is very calming and makes it very enjoyable to listen to for a long period. And the visuals are cool too. So thank you very much for the good content
I have loved this middle east series! Thank you for putting together such a comprehensive history lecture. Small request, but could you provide footnote references in future videos? It would make these videos super handy for research!
The WW1 famine will be mentioned. I've read Mohammad Gholi Majds works, however I don't subscribe to the idea it was deliberately caused by the Russians and British. For example, most of the deaths came from disease (including Spanish flu).
@@JabzyJoeplease do a long series on India next please please please 🥺. I want someone to cover the start of Mughal Empire to man singh conquering bengal and kabul to mughal invasion of central Asia to maratha conquests to British conquests!
@@JabzyJoe like blocking food coming to Iran from India, America and Iraq, like how they starved Hamedan to death and blocked any food entering it. They banned Iran trading with outside world. They also mass bought Iranian food at the time were Iranians couldn't afford to buy which also crashed the market, they even ordered to burn down the rotting food and don't give it to people. There was also mas starvation in Iran during WW2 again caused by British and Russians.
Hello Jabzy. Your videos are very informative in fact exceptionally informative from youtube standards. Can I please access your sources? I am genuinely interested in this topic and would like to read further.
Thank you sir! I’ve been looking to learn and read about the history of the islamic world and arab relationship with the ottaman empire and your channel has been really helpful! Thank you for your effort! You should teach this in university or something!
Simply put, as Manton said, when Egypt weakens, the entire East becomes weak with it, and when Egypt becomes strong, the entire Middle East becomes strong on the cultural, scientific, and military levels and is impenetrable
I'm Egyptian, but I'm ashamed to say, we do not nearly focus on this part of our history as we ought to have. Had no awareness of battling the ottomans. I'm speaking for up to muddle school level.
Yea, great history lesson, had no idea Napoleon invaded Egypt. My wife used to from Iran/Turkish Border town and even though it became Iranian her mother considered herself Turkish and my wife spoke Farsi but had to learn French before Turkish and did not learn English tell she came to US and has no clue of French influence in the area
Perhaps “fall of Islamic empires” would be a better title for this supercut, for two reasons: 1) the Islamic world continues to exist, these countries were not converted to Christianity during European rule. 2) although this series was quite extensive, covering from Morocco to Afghanistan, it’s still not the entire Islamic world as it leaves out Southeast Asia, including the second-largest Muslim country, Indonesia.
@azikazikazik the Dutch gained control gradually from various Muslim sultanates that had previously been converted to Islam first by Arab traders and later by the Ottomans during their numerous colonial wars against the Portuguese. The Dutch only defeated the last of these, the Aceh Sultanate, in 1903
@azikazikazik true Arab traders had facilitated the conversion of numerous states in the Indian Ocean rim before the arrival of the Ottomans and Portuguese, updated my comment
Under European rule and influence, most of "Islamic world" converted to Secularism and Humanism (even to Marxism and Atheism, in case of Muslim land inside Soviet Union). Ofc there were exception in some remote region of Arabia, Sahara, Afghanistan, and Iran. IMO Humanism and Secularism are direct affront to many Islamic values, like the idea of "Human rights" (e.g. Free Speech) is in direct violation of Islamic core message of total submission to god (e.g. in Islam it is forbidden to create an "image of god", and yet free speech allowed you to do so). Also modern "Secular law" is not really compatible with Sharia Law which derive its authority from Islamic jurisprudence and Quran. Only after the decline of Western colonialism and the rise of Islamic fundamentalism (e.g. Wahabis), and Islamic political movement begin to reclaim many parts of Muslim world, in mid 20th century onwards, that Islamic laws return to the Muslim world.
You also forgot to add that after the first conversions by Arab traders you also have a 700 year bloody war between the Islamic sultanates and the pagan states in Indonesia. Odd that that part is always missing from Islamic history. 😢@@TheLocalLt
1. The collapse of Islamic Civilization due to the scholars/ulama and muslim leaders has pushed Muslims to become fiqh oriented / Quran oriented. This attitude occurred because the majority of scholars and consequently the majority of Muslims for almost 1400 years have been incomplete in identifying what is meant by: the guidance of God (Ayatullah) and what is meant as the source of Islamic law (mashadir ahkam). Until recently, most of the scholars only believed or rather taught that the guidance of Allah (Ayatollah) is only in the form of words (which we call the Quran). As if the Kalamullah can only be in the form of Qaul/speech only). And mainly only teaches that what is meant as a source of Islamic law (mashadir ahkam) is only the Quran and al Hadith. So that all problems are only sought for answers in Islamic law from an al-Quran oriented point of view. 2. In fact, at the level of ushuluddin, all scholars understand that there are many other types of divine guidance (Ayatullah) other than Ayatullah in the form of speech (al Quran). Why do all scholars know? Because the scholars know by heart that since the first verse of the Quran, namely the Ayatollah in the form of speech, was first revealed, it is the Quran itself that commands humans to study God's guidance other than the Quran, namely the Ayatollah in the form of the universe (ayat kauniyyah). 3. In addition, this Qur'an-oriented attitude also occurs because the scholars very rarely convey to Muslims that there are two types of Allah's guidance (Ayatullah) besides qauliyah verses and kauniyyah verses, namely there is Allah's guidance (ayatullah) in the form of the history of human civilization (ayat tarikhiyyah) and there is Allah's guidance in humans (ayat insaniyyah). 4. Whereas the scholars forbade the practice of liwath from historical information (ayat tarikhiyyah) about the behavior of the people of Luth, also more than 50% of the contents of the Quran itself contains historical information, from which Muslims draw laws. In fact, the entire content of the Hadith is the history of the daily life of the Prophet Muhammad which is recorded in 6 books (so that has the status as a source of law is not the 6 books of hadith, but the HISTORY of the daily life of the Prophet Muhammad which has the status as a source of law / mashadir law). 5. If the above explanation is agreed upon, then since all of these instructions are directly from Allah (Ayatollah), then all of these other instructions of Allah should have the same position and status as the Quran, as a source of law (mashadir ahkam), from which Muslims must draw / determine shara arguments for various affairs in this world. So the Quran oriented alone is wrong from the point of view of ushuluddin as well as from the point of view of shara, even the Quran itself does not want Muslims to only be oriented to the Quran in withdrawing the arguments of shara (in seeking the guidance of Allah /yatullah in solving all problems in this world). 6. For this reason, the sciences developed in the West, such as physics, chemistry, medicine, history, political science, mental science, etc. have an important position to interpret Allah's Guidance, because they have the authority to study the universe, human history, and study the human soul. They are the scholars for the three types of Ayatollahs other than the Quran. The laws of physics, DNA formulas, etc. are God's decrees that guide the pious, just as God's decrees are in the Quran. It is a bit strange in faith if the laws of physics, chemistry, biology and others are not the result of God's decree, and even stranger in faith if the non-Quranic laws are not studied to serve as a guide to life / God's instructions (Ayatollah) for Muslims. 7. If we insist on quoting only the Qur'an and Hadith in answering the challenges of life in the world, in drawing laws (read: in establishing shara'a propositions) then the answer we get is not a complete answer in accordance with the understanding of the complete guidance of Allah (Ayatollah). So, we can be sure that the answer from the Qur'an and Hadith is an answer that is not complete, not complete, not kaffah. 8. In hyperbolic language: narrowing the Ayatollah to the Quran alone, is the greatest corruption of the Ayatollah's complete instructions. Moreover, everything in this world was originally Kalamullah. Wallahu'alam
Wow! A baptism into the complex. Great stuff. I knew a little, um, yeah. Appropriately humbling. A year long study full time would be a nice beginning on the complex history of the region. And this for simply this 100 year history. After all, we could go back to the Babylonian and Persian empires, but a lifetime to flesh out a few thousand years is never enough. Thanks so much, gaining some humility is great if I can learn a thing or two. Great work here people, mind blowing detail. Thanks so much!
02:01: And the region would see far more massacres in later history: Thank you so much, Jabzy! Even being able to point to this detailed depiction of the Middle East's history in just one century makes me hope to lower somewhat the voices of all those who proclaim they know the whole truth behind the current tensions between Hamas, Hisb'ollah, Israels government and civil society, Iran, Egypt, Qatar, the Saudis and MBS, and and and. Should be in Post-Colonial 101, just as the question as to who Mansa Musa is.
so the Ottoman empire dissolved into a collection of small territorial clans which fought for supremacy in a war of everybody against everybody else until the Westerners came and drew borders and enforced a semblance of peace, then they fought some more I wonder how much of this atomization was caused by the adoption of the Arab custom of cousin marriage, which as I see it strengthened the ties between a few related clans but made everybody else a foreigner and a competitor.
No proper mention of how Russians and Bulgarians massacred hundreds of thousands of Turkish civilians. No mention of how Kurds massacred Assyrians in Hakkari, which had to be put down by ottomans. Literally biased
you make at best a PASSING COMMENT about civilian turks killed by greeks/rus/bulgarians in balkans yet you hammer in GENOCIDEGENOCIDEGENOCIDE whenever you mention armenians. You don't even give a background information on how Kurds were killing assyrians before the seyfo and that the ottomans stopped them from doing so. You pretend as if Ottos were gonna kill Kurds next and as if Kurds were sheltering armenians. Like how biased can you be?! @@JabzyJoe
The Islamic Viewpoints was very needy and greedy most Muslims today are from Indonesia in South East Asia which is strange given how South East Asians are treated as slaves or close to it in The Middle East as a whole especially The Arab as well as Jewish parts yeah.
These events also led to the creation of the "Palestinian people" who arrived at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century to the mass immigration of Arabs from all over the Middle East to the Land of Israel as migrant workers. Now they claim to have lived there for generations. At the same time, immigration waves of Jews from European countries and Yemen also began to arrive. So just as the Arabs there seek for their rights in this country, the Jews are also entitled to it.
Mensagens dessa pensantes compatriotas estão distantes estão no conteúdo recente sobre o ensino médio não que a região não seja miserável deve ter a história de Benegrip islâmicos merecem quem está em negrito dragões Malditos
that is not exclusive to westerners, all over the world people did that.. the westerners just happened to get the lead around 1700 and have better guns because their backwards religion was tamed by the Enlightenment, and the islam was not
Jabzy single handedly raising the attention span of the next history nerd generation
You go my bro. I’m happy you’re still producing these banger videos despite the massive shift towards extremely short content (which are extremely shitty in the case of the online history community)
History Matters is an exception
Eyes Wide Open covers recent US history very good imo
Fall of Civilizations is another great one@@Mr.Mister2
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These "3 minute history" videos are getting out of hand.
Lol
Out of hand but into Brain 🧠.
God loves you all! Good tidings and peace be unto you✝️✝️
@@jpraise6771 God bless you!
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It’s funny how Jabzy made just simplified 3 minute history videos but when everyone started doing it he just decided to realease 4 hour long video of lesser known subjects.
Coming next year.... UA-cam's first ever month long video detailing the Nepal-Sikh War of 1809. Stay tuned.
@@JabzyJoeCan’t wait!
And for that we are eternally grateful.
Dear Sir, thank you from the bottom of my heart and keep up the good work.
dude you have some of the best history videos on this platform. especially because you focus on places that most western history curricula dont focus on. respect!
Get his meat out your mouth
Man I love the style of your videos. The "monotony" (meant in a good way) is very calming and makes it very enjoyable to listen to for a long period. And the visuals are cool too. So thank you very much for the good content
Your channel is quite underrated. Quality content
I have loved this middle east series! Thank you for putting together such a comprehensive history lecture. Small request, but could you provide footnote references in future videos? It would make these videos super handy for research!
4 hours and such an interesting topic. Didnt saw all of it yet but kudos for your work bro, thanks!
The work you do is incredible! Thank you for filling in my historical knowledge gaps!
Your documentaries are truly enlightening… thank you for the content~
The Persian famine caused by British was top 3 worst deaths in Iran's history, yet people rarely talk about it or even know it happened.
The WW1 famine will be mentioned. I've read Mohammad Gholi Majds works, however I don't subscribe to the idea it was deliberately caused by the Russians and British.
For example, most of the deaths came from disease (including Spanish flu).
@@JabzyJoeplease do a long series on India next please please please 🥺. I want someone to cover the start of Mughal Empire to man singh conquering bengal and kabul to mughal invasion of central Asia to maratha conquests to British conquests!
@@JabzyJoe British is absolutely responsible for what happened, their policies and the incompetence of Qajars is the reason it become so devastating
@@AshkanPacino13 policies like what?
@@JabzyJoe like blocking food coming to Iran from India, America and Iraq, like how they starved Hamedan to death and blocked any food entering it. They banned Iran trading with outside world. They also mass bought Iranian food at the time were Iranians couldn't afford to buy which also crashed the market, they even ordered to burn down the rotting food and don't give it to people. There was also mas starvation in Iran during WW2 again caused by British and Russians.
Four hours long video about 19th century history of the Middle East sounds like my personal heaven!
Finally finished. Thank you so much Jabzy! You're doing a great service to the world's people by making obscure history accessible to the masses!
It seems you make these episodes with the supercut in mind and that is much appreciated
I love your content dude this is great history
you are a legend, thanks so much for these videos
Hello Jabzy. Your videos are very informative in fact exceptionally informative from youtube standards. Can I please access your sources? I am genuinely interested in this topic and would like to read further.
I would be intereted in your sources as well!!
Me too❤
Babe wake up, Jabzy video
Thank you sir! I’ve been looking to learn and read about the history of the islamic world and arab relationship with the ottaman empire and your channel has been really helpful! Thank you for your effort! You should teach this in university or something!
This is really a top 10 sadest anime plot twist😢 But good video
You really think an islamic world would be better? Like what they got going on in Iran and Afghanistan?
@@poodleman3356
The Islamic world was away better prior to western intervention
@@poodleman3356What’s going on in these two shitholes isn’t the Islamic system. We don’t have an example of that in the modern age.
respect for this epic work !
Compelling story of which many of us were unaware. Thanks
Simply put, as Manton said, when Egypt weakens, the entire East becomes weak with it, and when Egypt becomes strong, the entire Middle East becomes strong on the cultural, scientific, and military levels and is impenetrable
Fantastic informative video lecture.
I LOVE YOU JABZY. Please more videos and please more on China too
Great video as always.
4 hours on a topic I have barebones knowledge about? Sign me up boss my body is ready!
I'm Egyptian, but I'm ashamed to say, we do not nearly focus on this part of our history as we ought to have. Had no awareness of battling the ottomans. I'm speaking for up to muddle school level.
Yea, great history lesson, had no idea Napoleon invaded Egypt. My wife used to from Iran/Turkish Border town and even though it became Iranian her mother considered herself Turkish and my wife spoke Farsi but had to learn French before Turkish and did not learn English tell she came to US and has no clue of French influence in the area
Perhaps “fall of Islamic empires” would be a better title for this supercut, for two reasons:
1) the Islamic world continues to exist, these countries were not converted to Christianity during European rule.
2) although this series was quite extensive, covering from Morocco to Afghanistan, it’s still not the entire Islamic world as it leaves out Southeast Asia, including the second-largest Muslim country, Indonesia.
@azikazikazik the Dutch gained control gradually from various Muslim sultanates that had previously been converted to Islam first by Arab traders and later by the Ottomans during their numerous colonial wars against the Portuguese. The Dutch only defeated the last of these, the Aceh Sultanate, in 1903
@azikazikazik true Arab traders had facilitated the conversion of numerous states in the Indian Ocean rim before the arrival of the Ottomans and Portuguese, updated my comment
Under European rule and influence, most of "Islamic world" converted to Secularism and Humanism (even to Marxism and Atheism, in case of Muslim land inside Soviet Union). Ofc there were exception in some remote region of Arabia, Sahara, Afghanistan, and Iran.
IMO Humanism and Secularism are direct affront to many Islamic values, like the idea of "Human rights" (e.g. Free Speech) is in direct violation of Islamic core message of total submission to god (e.g. in Islam it is forbidden to create an "image of god", and yet free speech allowed you to do so).
Also modern "Secular law" is not really compatible with Sharia Law which derive its authority from Islamic jurisprudence and Quran.
Only after the decline of Western colonialism and the rise of Islamic fundamentalism (e.g. Wahabis), and Islamic political movement begin to reclaim many parts of Muslim world, in mid 20th century onwards, that Islamic laws return to the Muslim world.
You also forgot to add that after the first conversions by Arab traders you also have a 700 year bloody war between the Islamic sultanates and the pagan states in Indonesia. Odd that that part is always missing from Islamic history. 😢@@TheLocalLt
very impressive video i must say :) thank you.
If this is the last five videoes put together, how did you manage to make it 4 hours long? Or am i missing something?
I think so, because many of the info here is stuff I saw on shorter videos
1. The collapse of Islamic Civilization due to the scholars/ulama and muslim leaders has pushed Muslims to become fiqh oriented / Quran oriented. This attitude occurred because the majority of scholars and consequently the majority of Muslims for almost 1400 years have been incomplete in identifying what is meant by: the guidance of God (Ayatullah) and what is meant as the source of Islamic law (mashadir ahkam). Until recently, most of the scholars only believed or rather taught that the guidance of Allah (Ayatollah) is only in the form of words (which we call the Quran). As if the Kalamullah can only be in the form of Qaul/speech only). And mainly only teaches that what is meant as a source of Islamic law (mashadir ahkam) is only the Quran and al Hadith. So that all problems are only sought for answers in Islamic law from an al-Quran oriented point of view.
2. In fact, at the level of ushuluddin, all scholars understand that there are many other types of divine guidance (Ayatullah) other than Ayatullah in the form of speech (al Quran). Why do all scholars know? Because the scholars know by heart that since the first verse of the Quran, namely the Ayatollah in the form of speech, was first revealed, it is the Quran itself that commands humans to study God's guidance other than the Quran, namely the Ayatollah in the form of the universe (ayat kauniyyah).
3. In addition, this Qur'an-oriented attitude also occurs because the scholars very rarely convey to Muslims that there are two types of Allah's guidance (Ayatullah) besides qauliyah verses and kauniyyah verses, namely there is Allah's guidance (ayatullah) in the form of the history of human civilization (ayat tarikhiyyah) and there is Allah's guidance in humans (ayat insaniyyah).
4. Whereas the scholars forbade the practice of liwath from historical information (ayat tarikhiyyah) about the behavior of the people of Luth, also more than 50% of the contents of the Quran itself contains historical information, from which Muslims draw laws. In fact, the entire content of the Hadith is the history of the daily life of the Prophet Muhammad which is recorded in 6 books (so that has the status as a source of law is not the 6 books of hadith, but the HISTORY of the daily life of the Prophet Muhammad which has the status as a source of law / mashadir law).
5. If the above explanation is agreed upon, then since all of these instructions are directly from Allah (Ayatollah), then all of these other instructions of Allah should have the same position and status as the Quran, as a source of law (mashadir ahkam), from which Muslims must draw / determine shara arguments for various affairs in this world. So the Quran oriented alone is wrong from the point of view of ushuluddin as well as from the point of view of shara, even the Quran itself does not want Muslims to only be oriented to the Quran in withdrawing the arguments of shara (in seeking the guidance of Allah /yatullah in solving all problems in this world).
6. For this reason, the sciences developed in the West, such as physics, chemistry, medicine, history, political science, mental science, etc. have an important position to interpret Allah's Guidance, because they have the authority to study the universe, human history, and study the human soul. They are the scholars for the three types of Ayatollahs other than the Quran. The laws of physics, DNA formulas, etc. are God's decrees that guide the pious, just as God's decrees are in the Quran. It is a bit strange in faith if the laws of physics, chemistry, biology and others are not the result of God's decree, and even stranger in faith if the non-Quranic laws are not studied to serve as a guide to life / God's instructions (Ayatollah) for Muslims.
7. If we insist on quoting only the Qur'an and Hadith in answering the challenges of life in the world, in drawing laws (read: in establishing shara'a propositions) then the answer we get is not a complete answer in accordance with the understanding of the complete guidance of Allah (Ayatollah). So, we can be sure that the answer from the Qur'an and Hadith is an answer that is not complete, not complete, not kaffah.
8. In hyperbolic language: narrowing the Ayatollah to the Quran alone, is the greatest corruption of the Ayatollah's complete instructions. Moreover, everything in this world was originally Kalamullah.
Wallahu'alam
No it happened because turks and Arabic no longer being the linguafranca. The lesser tongues corrupt the mind.
Many people forget Muhammad Ali was once Cassius Clay… that’s why I always forget. What’s a Bey?
Please. Don't. Stop! 👍🙂👍
Fantastic!
Hasn't this video been done on this channel already? I'm confused...
Ya hes putting them all together into 1 series ya jackass
I think this compiles 4-5 other videos. But agree that ge doesn't make this clear especially with the way he misleadingly titles his gideos
Really great content.😊
Really pushing that 10 minute mark I see.
Islam made us great. When we searched for honor in other ideas.. Allah brought us down
This. Ottoman's fall is correlated with their "Tanzeemat" (Modernization) efforts.
maybe one day we will all live under islam and the world will be like 7th century arabia all over again
@@bendover6272they have no idea you’re being sarcastic
@@bendover6272 maybe, and yet it was superior under that time compared to today with such homelessness and debts today.
@@zakback9937 lmao
It’s taken for granted that emir and pasha and sultan are well understood. I’m trying to learn. I dunno a marquis from an earl so
wonderful video mate
cheers!
You could have mentioned the failed siege in Acre of Napoleon in 1799.
I think that may have made the video too long.
Haha - I've got to keep things streamlined
@@JabzyJoe it's still great stuff, well done.
@@thomasnelson6161 yes by 2 minutes. 😁
Would like a video editor?.
Like kings and generals and historymarch?.
I have a high quality world map + i can do battles animation just like them?.
I don't have their budget I'm afraid
@@JabzyJoe
Easy ... i don't ask for much
Not in the hundreds no
Is there any other we can communicate?.
@@ziyadpepe6291 yeah sure. Jabzyjoe@gmail.com
Wow! A baptism into the complex. Great stuff. I knew a little, um, yeah. Appropriately humbling. A year long study full time would be a nice beginning on the complex history of the region. And this for simply this 100 year history. After all, we could go back to the Babylonian and Persian empires, but a lifetime to flesh out a few thousand years is never enough. Thanks so much, gaining some humility is great if I can learn a thing or two. Great work here people, mind blowing detail. Thanks so much!
02:01: And the region would see far more massacres in later history: Thank you so much, Jabzy! Even being able to point to this detailed depiction of the Middle East's history in just one century makes me hope to lower somewhat the voices of all those who proclaim they know the whole truth behind the current tensions between Hamas, Hisb'ollah, Israels government and civil society, Iran, Egypt, Qatar, the Saudis and MBS, and and and. Should be in Post-Colonial 101, just as the question as to who Mansa Musa is.
You really pushed the 10-minute mark there
Bro if you make an Arabic translation to this it will get mad views like so many views
so the Ottoman empire dissolved into a collection of small territorial clans which fought for supremacy in a war of everybody against everybody else until the Westerners came and drew borders and enforced a semblance of peace, then they fought some more
I wonder how much of this atomization was caused by the adoption of the Arab custom of cousin marriage, which as I see it strengthened the ties between a few related clans but made everybody else a foreigner and a competitor.
I keep hearing mustauffa and I keep thinking I’m hearing Mufassa from Lion King lol. I wonder if that’s where they got that name from.
Nice
☦️
There were no Suez Canal in 1798 when Napoleon conquered Egypt!!
Full-fat meal of history !!
This is mash up of previous videos or separate one?
Mash up
@@JabzyJoe from which parts?
@@calvincoolidge5943 5-10
You should have explained what pasha is
(BTW it is a title close to a lord)
You're right,
I noticed, that during all of this history, there was never any provence, state or Emirate called Palestine. There was no such people or entity.
I cant imagine how much wok you put into this..and how much books you read for this
I guess hbomberguys 3 hours and 50 minutes was too short.
I love long videos.
My pants are now a tent
So why didn’t France give God’s 😮people the land ?
Hmm superheroines will later appear after the year 1910 all the way to 1999.
The backstabbing and double crossing continues today
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Islam never fell it grew
Based on
3:24:10
Tipos de vídeo Faria horrores sucessos aqui no Brasil Você já pensou em dublar esses pisos mínimo português
Mas por favor dos seus vídeos em português a gente fuma necessidade🤌🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🦊
Praying to allah didn’t work?
Nothing changed then 😅😂
No proper mention of how Russians and Bulgarians massacred hundreds of thousands of Turkish civilians. No mention of how Kurds massacred Assyrians in Hakkari, which had to be put down by ottomans. Literally biased
Both of those things were mentioned.
you make at best a PASSING COMMENT about civilian turks killed by greeks/rus/bulgarians in balkans yet you hammer in GENOCIDEGENOCIDEGENOCIDE whenever you mention armenians.
You don't even give a background information on how Kurds were killing assyrians before the seyfo and that the ottomans stopped them from doing so. You pretend as if Ottos were gonna kill Kurds next and as if Kurds were sheltering armenians. Like how biased can you be?! @@JabzyJoe
The Islamic Viewpoints was very needy and greedy most Muslims today are from Indonesia in South East Asia which is strange given how South East Asians are treated as slaves or close to it in The Middle East as a whole especially The Arab as well as Jewish parts yeah.
Indonesia was Islamicized by Yemenis. Yemenis are getting bombed by fellow Arabs. Take from these two statements what you may.
nice half baking
Noice
These events also led to the creation of the "Palestinian people" who arrived at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century to the mass immigration of Arabs from all over the Middle East to the Land of Israel as migrant workers.
Now they claim to have lived there for generations. At the same time, immigration waves of Jews from European countries and Yemen also began to arrive. So just as the Arabs there seek for their rights in this country, the Jews are also entitled to it.
Mensagens dessa pensantes compatriotas estão distantes estão no conteúdo recente sobre o ensino médio não que a região não seja miserável deve ter a história de Benegrip islâmicos merecem quem está em negrito dragões Malditos
Enough of your truth telling, you are hurting the propaganda
:)
ah yes history told by westerners "the other did smtg bad and we reacted"
If you don't want to be colonized, don't be a pirate, simple as
@@vroomkaboom108 if you don't want to be a cuck, don't bring liberalism, simple as.
that is not exclusive to westerners, all over the world people did that.. the westerners just happened to get the lead around 1700 and have better guns because their backwards religion was tamed by the Enlightenment, and the islam was not
hasnt stopped falling since then lol
Why does the History of Africa and The Middle East from 1492 never gets mentioned in these so called History channels...