True, theres a lot more muslim empire including in Africa, Russia, China and South East Asia.. in history they always show the one that are in the middle east
fun fat african muslims empire are so strong like mamelouk mali songhai almohades almoravides saadien and a lot even in asia like india or china and a lot of mangols became muslims @@adydee2982
As a Turkish university student, I am mindblown by the quality of production and story-telling. Since the middle school, we are being thought of these subjects until the end of highschool in history lectures. However, even though I have heard about all the empires and dynasties throughout my education, I have never realized all of them are so connected and there is a perfect chain of causalities between all. That I believe, is the reason why history is so intriguing, if told the right way.
You're an embarassment to Kemalists. Turkey tried to modernize away from this medieval death cult. Ataturk was a genius. Now, Turkey has slid back under the domination of this ignorant brain cancer. Embarassing result for a once great country.
@@rathernotsay4265 oh how i hope if there's still devout believers out there in turkey, the times i visited it didn't feel like a Muslim country, peaple didn't even fast during Ramadan , the elderly and the youth ! But some very few wore islamic clothes and looked religious, Mosques are usually not that crowded most of the times 1 line exept in jumaa May God guide us all , the disease hit many Muslim countries hard and they fell for it Love all my muslims out there Turks , Africans , Asians or any race ❤️
This is actually a very detailed and well summarized lesson of islamic history, I took all of this when I was in 7th grade and now I'm in 9th grade so I said why not just refresh my mind and see this video and turns out I still remember every detail of this important islamic history, nice video !
@@the_batmobile0.4 that is true 100% and I know that he left out a lot of important historical parts of other countries but still all his facts are correct, the editing is amazing and he phrased everything well so why can't I like it ? he may purposely left out other countries as you said before but there's no need to make a fuss about it since he may have done a video on those equally important countries, other than that I appreciate that you pointed it out :)
I dont know why but there’s something about Islam and Arab culture that calls to me. I find the history, architecture, calligraphy, instruments so inspirational
Say, "O People of the Scripture, come to a word that is equitable between us and you - that we will not worship except Allah and not associate anything with Him and not take one another as lords instead of Allah." But if they turn away, then say, "Bear witness that we are Muslims [submitting to Him]." Quran Interpretation
Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to parents do good, and to relatives, orphans, the needy, the near neighbor, the neighbor farther away, the companion at your side, the traveler, and those whom your right hands possess. Indeed, Allah does not like those who are self-deluding and boastful.
Read the Quran. Islam is a beautiful religion, even if most of the current Muslims do not represent this. Anything you don't like about Muslims you'll find the Quran contradicting it. May Allah guide you to the right path.
I recommend reading the Old Testament/Torah, which is also accepted in Islam first. Then watch both pro Islamic and anti Islamic arguments to see how people interpret the text and the context
Islam heavily borrowed from Christianity and Judaism, but twisted it beyond recognition. Mohamed was not persecuted .. he was a criminal, who, along with his army of marauders, inflected terror, death and destruction everywhere they went. The world is still reeling today from this disaster.
Thanks for the great video. As a Muslim(sunni) really appreciate how well done this video was from the production,sound and story telling and accuracy…imo it’s the most interesting human history
Unlike past times a lot of shiais are realizing the dividend is not good. I think the prophet appointed abbybakr to lead. I am grateful for Khalid to bring us Persian empire the message of allah by our beloved prophets. ❤❤❤
لقد رفع الإسلام العلوم إلى أعلى درجة. لقد حقق العلماء المسلمون أهم الاكتشافات والاختراعات الأساسية في تاريخ العلم. الرياضيات والهندسة والفيزياء والكيمياء والجيولوجيا والجغرافيا وعلم الفلك والطب والتشريح والتاريخ والأدب وفقه اللغة والخ. لقد أتقنوا آلاف التخصصات بالطريقة المثالية.
@@AngryMetalheadOfficial each contributed in a different way, many discoveries were influenced by the other side while many were not. All empires contributed to knowledge and science in a certain form. Both of you are wrong for claiming everything came from one side. Remove the hatred and think objectively.
A person said "(Allahuakbar)" later he said "(Subhanallah)" and after that he said "(Alhamdulillah)'' he again said "(Allahummagfirli)" he also said (la ilaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu minaz zalimin) in this he earned many many good deeds and that person is you💝
despite of some clear mistakes, it is still a nice effort by someone who wasn't a muslim and who was just making a documentary. Specially the presentation and summarization is beautiful.
@@krateproductions4872 the one I remember right now is the distinction they showed in terms of Shia and Sunni as two parties at that time of Ali R.A. like they are now. The Shia at time referred to was most probably Shiaan-e-Ali mean followers of Ali (R.A.). While on the other hand, there was as per my knowledge mostly banu umayyad who supported Muawiya(R.A.) as some third person started this fire in the name of tribes. There wasn't this Sunni (short of Ahl-e-Sunnat) or Shia sects were there at that time. In fact, even today name Shia and Sunni ( in terms of meaning of these names) are misleading and can be better understood based on fiqah they follow. So in short, as per my knowledge Shia here are Shiaan-e-Ali(followers of Ali in arabic, not a sect) while this was big number of Muslim community following Ali R.A. ALLAH knows best, however what I wanted to clear is that Muslim ummah wasn't yet divided into Shia and Sunni sects at that time as we know the sects now. This happened after sometime. Anyway, researcher couldn't know this without background knowledge because if you simply search on internet then the first links it will show for Shiaan-e-Ali will be Shia sect on google and the other in comparison will be Sunni. So researcher/content creator got mistaken on that. Now that also mean that there can be other small mistakes that we haven't noticed yet but still we should appreciate the effort.
The videos offers a captivating journey through centuries of history, culture, and innovation. A concise yet enlightening exploration that leaves viewers informed and inspired.
وَتِلْكَ الْأَيَّامُ نُدَاوِلُهَا بَيْنَ النَّاسِ وَلِيَعْلَمَ اللَّهُ الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَيَتَّخِذَ مِنكُمْ شُهَدَاءَ ۗ وَاللَّهُ لَا يُحِبُّ الظَّالِمِينَ And these days [of varying conditions] We alternate among the people so that Allah may make evident those who believe and [may] take to Himself from among you martyrs - and Allah does not like the wrongdoers. Surah Al Imran 140
Beautiful, Beautiful! the way it is al summarized , it has been made easy to understand, its so well presented, im grateful to consume this knowledge. thank you for yet another informative history video!!
There are biases, though subtle. For example, to say Mohammmed pbuh "waged wars against the polytheists" is misleading. Initial wars were defensive (Battle of Badr, Battle of Uhud, Battle of the Trench, etc.), and wars waged later on were to get ahead of other tribes who were likely to wage war on the muslims displayed in their actions. Some tribes were flat out caught being treacherous and breaking agreements (even in the middle of battle sometimes), which would not go unchecked in any former or modern society.
@@eesa First it is necessary for you to learn what being biased means, because you clearly do not understand the concept. You are telling me the Muslim version of the conflict with the polytheists of Arabia, we have no other source to confirm whether everything you say is correct or not. To think that you can accuse others of being ''biased'' by using a ONE-SIDED source is truly paradoxical.
@@apocalypticskepticus3299I won't say its bias, I will say its over simplified to the core. It makes it sound as if Muhammad was a strong man bullying Arabia and we know it was quite the opposite. He and his state were always in the brink of extermination until the last few years of his life and even then, a new threat, the byzantine and Persians.
@@apocalypticskepticus3299@eesa is to some extent right. Although I don't believe the video is bias, I believe its over simplified, but that was the point of the video 😅 to summarise it. But what we do know is Muhammad wasn't going around waging war on people, that would have been a terrible mistake infact, the whole of Arabia was pretty much against him, would be not wise to make new enemies, he was always in a defensive posture, but his defiant attitude caused him to triumph. Read about him, very interesting man. His religion is a great one as well. Very interesting religion which intrests me alot. I'll suggest you read about the man and his legacy. Peace be upon him.
Great Video, But it is crucial to mention the Islamic history of India prior to the Mughals, The expansion by Muhammad Ghori, The Mamluks of North India, Creation and Expansion of the Delhi Sultanate, Kingdoms in the Deccan and Southern India including Golconda, Berar, Ahmednagar, etc and continuation of Muslim Rule even after the Mughal Decline.
@@iqnisrosevelt4706if you read the self accounts and court records of islamic rulers of India, you will know how inhumane they were. While non islamic rulers wanted to nurture the good will of the people they ruled over, islamic rulers competed to ensure who killed, enslaved and forcibly converted more hindus than the previous ruler. Islam is the plague of the earth....
Islamic rule in India was a form of colonialism, characterized by the imposition of a foreign islamic culture, religion, and political system on the Indian subcontinent. Muslims were foreign invaders who came to India and imposed their Islamic faith and culture on the indigenous population. They point to examples of the destruction of Hindu temples, the imposition of Jizya tax on non-Muslims, and the forced conversions to Islam as evidence of this colonialist mindset. Muslim social attitudes on modern issues have caused controversy everywhere. Islam to be incompatible with secular society, and that, unlike other religions, Islam positively commands its adherents to impose its religious law on all peoples, believers and unbelievers alike, whenever possible and by any means necessary. Islam allows to propagate abuses, such as the mistreatment of women and homosexuals, and slavery. They also state that multiculturalism allows a degree of religious freedom that exceeds what is needed for personal religious freedom and is conducive to the creation of organizations aimed at undermining secular values. According to poll, high people had an unfavourable view of Islam, higher than for any other religion.
The developed world is a dying world based on its fertility rates meaning its standards cannot fulfill a fundemental need for a self sustaining society so how could the secular society be a proper reference to judge the muslim society? Also if you were even listening to the video's content you should have realised that Islam does not imply spreading it by any means.
Don't gather your knowledge through these short videos, 1000 years can not be covered properly in 18 minutes. You better study each empire or i must say study every emperor individually that what he has done actually then you'll know the real truth.
@@PowerBosnia brother if you are asking about the positive impacts or remains in terms of legacy of mongols so i would say that because of mongols trade and commerce increased and i suppose it initiated the globalization of businesses at that time, though mongols were tribe men so they didn't prefer to built architectures. Moreover many mongols were converted to islam and married turks and lived a normal tribe men lives but if you ask of timur he was too a mongol who shared blood line of gehngiz khan from his forefather but cannot be called khan thats why when timur conquered and become an emperor he cannot call himself khan and called himself Amir means rich or the influential person and his descendants you know then ruled indian subcontinent by the name of mughal (turkish called mughal or moghul to mongols thats why they were known by this name) and you know what architecture were built by them and you might not know what type of administration systems were built by them and later adopted by the British. Cutting everything short from mongols to timur and mughals there is a legacy of ruling, architecture, war strategies, trade, administration systems, and many other things which cannot be seen. Plus British amended mamy history of others by to show only their superiority to world. One more thing you know world's 13% population is direct descendants of gehngiz khan 😂 Bro there is a history which cannot be covered in this comment
@@saudmushtaq3015 I am sorry but I am failing to see any heritage of the Mongolians accross the territories they conquered beside ending Golden Age of Islam by burning Baghdad.
Was missing some stuff in africa & other parts of asia, but other than that it was very well made & effectively summarized :) Very effective visuals too
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was trying to understand Hungarian history and realized that I couldn’t understand it without understanding the Ottoman Empire. Then I realized I couldn’t understand the Ottoman Empire without understanding the rise of Islam and its relationship to the Byzantine empire. I really wish I had learned all this in school. The only thing I wished you would have gone into more detail on was the rise and fall of Islam in Spain. I went to Spain and fell in love with Islamic art, architecture and astronomy there. Anyway, thank you again for such a rich, clear description. Now I have a framework and timeframe to do more research.
The rise and fall in Spain is a huge history lesson on its own. The Reconquista. It starts as a few Christian groups survive in the far northern mountains; all of lower Spain conquered by... I forgot which Islamic group by I think it became Al-Andulus. In the north, even the Christians were divided, and so for a hundred years nothing much changes. However, the Islamic part of the Iberian Peninsula slowly had their own internal dramas, and eventually a Christian king came to hold much of northern Spain through conquest. When he died he had 3 sons and his kingdom was split in 3, that of Galicia, Leon and Castille. This is why many modern Spanish people call themselves Castillian, and it's why they're proud of Castillian history. The Christian kingdoms had alliances, eventually even with that Portucale fella who became the king of Portugal, and Castille ended up united with a few different kingdoms as Spain (the modern name). The Muslim part of Iberia had become weaker and weaker, and so after about 700 years of war, the entire peninsula was once again under Christian rule. So, in the East, the Byzantines eventually fell and became Turkey, while in the West, the Iberian Muslims eventually fell and became Spain. The religions of Christianity and Islam have had war for many centuries because they border one another. A fun note, the famous Iconoclast movement in the Byzantine empire was started from Muslim influence. These two sister religions are intimately tied in fate and history, although often through war, death and violence.
Very good! A tip: you could name the sources that you get the images and texts, just to arouse curiosity for those who wished to get deep into your details.
Slight correction to this beneficial video. Prophet Mohammed( Peace and Blessings be upon him) did not start a new religion. It was the same religion with the same basic principles of the previous prophets. Worship and obedience of the only one true God with no associates.
As a muslim, I am very sad. Why didn't you mention "Khaled Ibn Al-Walid" or on other say "Saif Allah Al-Masloul" He is one of the greatest leaders who were able to overcome the Romans and the Persians.
He is indeed one of the greatest general and strategist in history... but this is about kingdoms' historical description and timeliness rather than a focused specific timeline
I see that some commenting about that he missed important parts to mention in detail but imo he made a really good summary just in 18 min. Well done sir 👏
Muhammad PBUH DID NOT wage wars against the pagan Makkans! The Pagan Makkans first waged wars against Him and his followers. Every battle and war he fought was defensive.
That’s not true he waged offensive warfare for example battle of khaybar, and many more his mission was to establish monotheism in Arabian peninsula and he did succeed read the sealed nectar
The famous belle-lettrist Abu Hayyan al-Towhidi (d414/1023) quoted Ebn al-Moqaffa* (d.142/759) as stating the following differences between peoples: The Persians are masters of politics, civility, rules, and protocols. The Greeks have science and philosophy. The Indians have thought, reflection, discernment and magic, and the Turks have courage and audacity. The Africans have joy, endurance and labour. The Arabs have valour, hospitality, loyalty, heroism, generosity, humour and eloquence.10
@@MartinMalmy He is within the 30 years the prophet foretold. He also fulfills a second prophecy in his abdication. He also had the full support of the muslim base. He is the legitimate fifth caliph.
Didn't check the view or subscriber count before watching. Was extremely surprised to see that you you have less than even 6k subscribers with this much quality. Definitely deserve and will receive more. Just keep going mate. Subscribed
This video provides a fascinating overview of the Islamic world's rich and complex history over a thousand years. It highlights the rise and fall of various dynasties, the spread of Islam, and the cultural and intellectual achievements of the Islamic world. I was particularly interested in the section on the Abbasid Caliphate, which was a golden age of Islamic civilization. The Abbasid capital of Baghdad was a center of learning and culture, and the caliphs patronized scholars and artists from all over the world. The video also does a good job of discussing the challenges that the Islamic world has faced, such as the Mongol invasions and the Crusades. Despite these challenges, the Islamic world has continued to be a major force in world history.
hat is the civilizational role that the Arabs and Islam played in that period of history, and their role ended as the roles of the civilizations that preceded them ended, and as the civilizations that came after them are playing now, and then the role will pass to the next civilizations... This is the year of the universe for the circulation of human civilization...
I'm Mexican, and for the first time learned something about the vast and rich history of the Middle East. Beautiful people and beautiful world. I hope one one day, we all stop fighting each other. Sending love
thats not the difference between sunni and shia, its far complex. Sunni totally believe that ALI(r,a) is a rightly guided caliph and one of the mightest companion. but the thing is shia opposes all other 3 caliphs.
I truly enjoyed that and was captivated by the dynamic art and animations used for representation of movement, change, action, or clarification. Masterfully presented. Looking forward to exploring more topics in your future videos.
The "gunpowder empires" period is a very interesting aspect of the early modern period that I think many of us tend to ignore. Europe was exploring, East Asia was isolating, but we never really pay attention to what happened in between these two opposites of Eurasia: the parts that stood on the once prosperous silk road. People often just call the Ottomans after the 1500s the "sick man of Europe" and treat the Safavids and Mughals in a similar way but I think that ignores the genuine stability and prosperity they experienced during this time period.
Ottomans were called the "sick man of Europe" much later, in the 19th century. They remained a powerhouse until their losses against the Russians in the Russo-Turkish War of 1768-1774. During the 19th century, amidst internal instability, external pressures, and territorial losses, this term gained prominence, reflecting their weakened state compared to the European powers.
15th century ? What are you talking about ? Ottomans were arguably the strongest empire in the world up until 18th century along with mughals and spanish. Mughals and Safavids peaked close to 18th century.
1:43 "he formed a new religion" no prophet muhammed pbuh did not "FORM"" a ""NEW"" religion...he started sperading the religion of islam and word of god along with the same message that the previous prophets also believed in...including jeseus christ and moses peace be upon them all...
Accurate information in History and Science that is insightful and rich combined with great animation and pacing, you earned a new supporter. Keep up the great work, I am excited to see your new videos.
For a brief overview of that time period I found it very insightful.. it would have been really cool to the see iconic places back in those days.. all the stuff that was sold.. it’s sad to think some of it is gone - never to be seen again due to wars over the years.
انا كعربي مسلم افتخر بالحضارة. الإسلامية و انا متيقن انها ستعود يوما ما 😊 As an Arab Muslim, I am proud of the Islamic civilization and I am certain that it will return one day.
@@deepb249to avoid ignorant people workship him, muslim must workship only to The God. It is haram/prohibit to creat the images of any living things in Islam. Most of picture you see in this video is from shia.
Muhammad (PBUH) didn't wage wars at first. The idolater and the Muslims had a peace treaty. When the idolaters broke the treaty, then they got into war. The first strike was from the idolaters. And they didn't forcibly convert others. The Mecca kafirs (Non-Muslims) had the free will to practice their religion. Afterwards, when the Umayyads expanded their territories, they gave the non-muslims terms that, either they convert or give Jizya ( Tax ). Those who chose Jizya had the full right to practice their own religion.
@@How-SoBrother We as Sunnis accepted Ali as our fourth caliph but the Shias didn’t accepted the thee first caliphs as legitimate rulers and they see Ali as holy but we see only the Prophets as holy.
Our Golden Age was at Arr’Shidun, Umayyad’s and Abbasides, the Arab Muslim Empires and then we fell off. Ugh .. I wish I could see how they lived back then.
1:32 thats not true quran was written in time of prophet too. when he recieved revelation, he عليه صلات و سلام would recite it to his companions and then they would write it down too.
Yeah there are many Hadith about it stating how many of the companions of the Noble Prophet (saw) would write down the verses of the Quran as they were revealed. Idk why many westerners think the Quran was not written down until after the death of Prophet Muhammad may peace and blessings be upon him.
so proud of my beautiful religion and the amazing history ALLHAMDULLILAH!!....and hats off to the presenter and the quality of this content. excellent work.
From the beginning the Turks were noted for their superior military qualities, which seem to have lain mainly in their use of mounted bowmen and the nomadic speed of their cavalry. From this time on the Caliphs relied to an increasing extent on Turkish troops and commanders, to the detriment of the older cultured peoples in Islam, the Arabs and the Persians. The progressive militarization of the regime increased their strength. By the eleventh century the Turks were entering the world of Islam, not only as individuals recruited by capture or purchase, but by the migration of whole tribes of free nomadic Turks still organized in their own traditional way. Lewis, B. (2002) Arabs in history. Oxford: Oxford University Press, p.160
Give too much strength to the military and they overthrow you. Classic mistake that rulers make time and time again in every empire. Of course, in this case ethinic heterogeneity and lack of a superior shared national identity beyond the shared religious identity (Romans would say "religion is an instrument of power) exacerbated that issue.
02:22 Islamic civilization emerged from the Arabian Peninsula through vast conquests 04:44 The Rashidun caliphs and the Umayyad dynasty shaped early Islamic history 07:06 The rise and reign of the Abbasid dynasty 09:28 The Islamic world became multicultural with the rise of Persian and Turkic elements. 11:50 The political success of Shia dynasties and the rise of Sunni Seljuks 14:12 Saladin's rise to power and the Mongol Empire's expansion 16:34 The Mamluks emerged as a powerful force and played a significant role in Islamic history. 18:55 The rise and influence of the Ottoman Empire
Al-Jahiz, the renowned ninth century Arab prose writer, wrote an essay entitled “The Virtues of the Turks.” In this essay al-Jahiz describes the various contingents that formed the Abbasid army and argues that the Turks were far superior to the other groups when it came to fighting, riding, discipline, and war.
@@zzhex6780 don't forget they were brought as a slaves they didn't take over of anything by their courage or skills They were already caliphs bodyguards so close to peak of government
The American missionary Eli Smith and G. H. O. Dwight, who traveled through turkey at the beginning of the nineteenth century observed that the turkomans were generally called Turks by the Ottomans, who abhorred the name Turk and proffered to be called Musalmans (Muslims). To the Ottomans, “turk” was a name that belonged to the people of Turkestan and the nomadic hordes who roamed the steppes of khurrusan. They considered themselves civilized Ottomans, and could not understand why Europeans called them Turks. As a sophisticated ruling class, the Ottomans looked down upon the Turkish peasantry, calling them esek Turk (Donkey Turk), and kaba turk (stupid turk). Expressions like “turk-head” and “turk-person” were contemptuously used by ottomans when they wanted to denigrate each other.”
muslims world are not limited only by arab and turcs we have also african and other asian country you forgot a lot bro
he mentioned in the video that he is focusing on the core area of Islam which is the middle east and surrounding area.
True, theres a lot more muslim empire including in Africa, Russia, China and South East Asia.. in history they always show the one that are in the middle east
fun fat african muslims empire are so strong like mamelouk mali songhai almohades almoravides saadien and a lot even in asia like india or china and a lot of mangols became muslims @@adydee2982
The caricature this person made about our prophet is offensive
caricature is haram for all prophetes @@mohammudyousuf622
As a Turkish university student, I am mindblown by the quality of production and story-telling. Since the middle school, we are being thought of these subjects until the end of highschool in history lectures. However, even though I have heard about all the empires and dynasties throughout my education, I have never realized all of them are so connected and there is a perfect chain of causalities between all. That I believe, is the reason why history is so intriguing, if told the right way.
You're an embarassment to Kemalists. Turkey tried to modernize away from this medieval death cult. Ataturk was a genius. Now, Turkey has slid back under the domination of this ignorant brain cancer. Embarassing result for a once great country.
what are ur thoughts on turks and turkey today ? secular , nudity , smoking, racism ....
@@mohammedaminebentaibi6777 No one wants to live in the 7th century psycho. Stop invading other people's lives clown.
@@mohammedaminebentaibi6777 Dont generalise.
@@rathernotsay4265 oh how i hope if there's still devout believers out there in turkey, the times i visited it didn't feel like a Muslim country, peaple didn't even fast during Ramadan , the elderly and the youth ! But some very few wore islamic clothes and looked religious, Mosques are usually not that crowded most of the times 1 line exept in jumaa
May God guide us all , the disease hit many Muslim countries hard and they fell for it
Love all my muslims out there Turks , Africans , Asians or any race ❤️
This is actually a very detailed and well summarized lesson of islamic history, I took all of this when I was in 7th grade and now I'm in 9th grade so I said why not just refresh my mind and see this video and turns out I still remember every detail of this important islamic history, nice video !
U can't be serious, he purposely made this video as if islam was Arab alone, when in fact he left out Africa, Asia and many more
@@the_batmobile0.4 that is true 100% and I know that he left out a lot of important historical parts of other countries but still all his facts are correct, the editing is amazing and he phrased everything well so why can't I like it ? he may purposely left out other countries as you said before but there's no need to make a fuss about it since he may have done a video on those equally important countries, other than that I appreciate that you pointed it out :)
shutup rendi @LatestPorkphet
@LatestPorkphetWe dont need to learn history from Indian pajjeet
@LatestPorkphet🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nothing last forever, neither happiness nor sadness.
- Ali bin Talib (ra)
But fighting amongst muslims will last forever
@@rajatbhaskar6995there is less fighting in islam than there is between the castes of hinduism
@@xyzr_3808 fitna,Shia sunnin
He never said this stop lying
except muslim people killing others in the name of islam. started 1400 years ago and is still done by isis
Very well presented. Hundreds of years of Islamic history wonderfully summarized. Subscribed.
He literally mentioned 1% of Islam. Skipped so many important and critical parts.
He didnt mention anything about central asia, Indonesia, South asia
@@Dripxxl-i4k Crazy cuz South Asia is a really important part.
Very well presented my a$$
@blindinglights6960 those are in books, it would be great if someone made a series of videos of Islams history
I dont know why but there’s something about Islam and Arab culture that calls to me. I find the history, architecture, calligraphy, instruments so inspirational
Say, "O People of the Scripture, come to a word that is equitable between us and you - that we will not worship except Allah and not associate anything with Him and not take one another as lords instead of Allah." But if they turn away, then say, "Bear witness that we are Muslims [submitting to Him]."
Quran Interpretation
Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to parents do good, and to relatives, orphans, the needy, the near neighbor, the neighbor farther away, the companion at your side, the traveler, and those whom your right hands possess. Indeed, Allah does not like those who are self-deluding and boastful.
And whoever desires other than Islam as religion - never will it be accepted from him, and he, in the Hereafter, will be among the losers.
Read the Quran. Islam is a beautiful religion, even if most of the current Muslims do not represent this. Anything you don't like about Muslims you'll find the Quran contradicting it. May Allah guide you to the right path.
I recommend reading the Old Testament/Torah, which is also accepted in Islam first.
Then
watch both pro Islamic and anti Islamic arguments to see how people interpret the text and the context
Islam have started with prophet Adam (AS)! Muhammad Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam is the final messenger of Allah!
Islam heavily borrowed from Christianity and Judaism, but twisted it beyond recognition. Mohamed was not persecuted .. he was a criminal, who, along with his army of marauders, inflected terror, death and destruction everywhere they went. The world is still reeling today from this disaster.
Perfectly said❤❤
i was just stunned to the whole video 100% focus and it all so clearly and amazingly summarized. make more.
Thanks for the great video. As a Muslim(sunni) really appreciate how well done this video was from the production,sound and story telling and accuracy…imo it’s the most interesting human history
Unlike past times a lot of shiais are realizing the dividend is not good. I think the prophet appointed abbybakr to lead. I am grateful for Khalid to bring us Persian empire the message of allah by our beloved prophets. ❤❤❤
Awsome… make more videos man
لقد رفع الإسلام العلوم إلى أعلى درجة. لقد حقق العلماء المسلمون أهم الاكتشافات والاختراعات الأساسية في تاريخ العلم. الرياضيات والهندسة والفيزياء والكيمياء والجيولوجيا والجغرافيا وعلم الفلك والطب والتشريح والتاريخ والأدب وفقه اللغة والخ. لقد أتقنوا آلاف التخصصات بالطريقة المثالية.
Όλα αυτά προήλθαν από τους Αρχαίους Έλληνες και την Ελλάδα γενικότερα. Ξεχνάς πολλά ή δε σας τα μαθαίνουν σωστά στο σχολείο μου φαίνεται.
@@AngryMetalheadOfficial
Claiming that everything invented in 16 centuries of history is stolen from Greeks is straight out delusional. Are you okay?
@@AngryMetalheadOfficial each contributed in a different way, many discoveries were influenced by the other side while many were not. All empires contributed to knowledge and science in a certain form. Both of you are wrong for claiming everything came from one side.
Remove the hatred and think objectively.
@@AngryMetalheadOfficialGreek were taught by kemet before they were conquered by babylonians
@@perishedfirestorm555And did Muslim invented
A person said "(Allahuakbar)" later he said "(Subhanallah)" and after that he said "(Alhamdulillah)'' he again said "(Allahummagfirli)" he also said (la ilaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu minaz zalimin) in this he earned many many good deeds and that person is you💝
no thanks
Another person said...shut yo butt up
Ewww no thanks
why in islam we dont keep family pictures ?
1000 year history of knowledge and wisdom, and this is what muslims have been reduced to: collecting scraps of deeds online...
despite of some clear mistakes, it is still a nice effort by someone who wasn't a muslim and who was just making a documentary. Specially the presentation and summarization is beautiful.
what-are-the-mistakes-in-the-video?
@@krateproductions4872 the one I remember right now is the distinction they showed in terms of Shia and Sunni as two parties at that time of Ali R.A. like they are now. The Shia at time referred to was most probably Shiaan-e-Ali mean followers of Ali (R.A.). While on the other hand, there was as per my knowledge mostly banu umayyad who supported Muawiya(R.A.) as some third person started this fire in the name of tribes. There wasn't this Sunni (short of Ahl-e-Sunnat) or Shia sects were there at that time. In fact, even today name Shia and Sunni ( in terms of meaning of these names) are misleading and can be better understood based on fiqah they follow.
So in short, as per my knowledge Shia here are Shiaan-e-Ali(followers of Ali in arabic, not a sect) while this was big number of Muslim community following Ali R.A.
ALLAH knows best, however what I wanted to clear is that Muslim ummah wasn't yet divided into Shia and Sunni sects at that time as we know the sects now. This happened after sometime.
Anyway, researcher couldn't know this without background knowledge because if you simply search on internet then the first links it will show for Shiaan-e-Ali will be Shia sect on google and the other in comparison will be Sunni. So researcher/content creator got mistaken on that.
Now that also mean that there can be other small mistakes that we haven't noticed yet but still we should appreciate the effort.
What are the mistakes?
@@MohammedAlSharif2002 Saying that the Sunnis were the ones who opposed Ali's caliphate
More videos, please! Excellent quality and informative while easily digestible.
The videos offers a captivating journey through centuries of history, culture, and innovation. A concise yet enlightening exploration that leaves viewers informed and inspired.
وَتِلْكَ الْأَيَّامُ نُدَاوِلُهَا بَيْنَ النَّاسِ وَلِيَعْلَمَ اللَّهُ الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَيَتَّخِذَ مِنكُمْ شُهَدَاءَ ۗ وَاللَّهُ لَا يُحِبُّ الظَّالِمِينَ And these days [of varying conditions] We alternate among the people so that Allah may make evident those who believe and [may] take to Himself from among you martyrs - and Allah does not like the wrongdoers.
Surah Al Imran 140
Thanks brother
Beautiful, Beautiful! the way it is al summarized , it has been made easy to understand, its so well presented, im grateful to consume this knowledge. thank you for yet another informative history video!!
Im not sure why you don't have a 100,000 subscribers!! very very well presented and summarized. subscribed!
Because he only posted 3 vids and only this vid has more than 100k views
Very informational, unbiased and extremely fun to watch.
Thank you for your work!
There are biases, though subtle. For example, to say Mohammmed pbuh "waged wars against the polytheists" is misleading. Initial wars were defensive (Battle of Badr, Battle of Uhud, Battle of the Trench, etc.), and wars waged later on were to get ahead of other tribes who were likely to wage war on the muslims displayed in their actions. Some tribes were flat out caught being treacherous and breaking agreements (even in the middle of battle sometimes), which would not go unchecked in any former or modern society.
@@eesa First it is necessary for you to learn what being biased means, because you clearly do not understand the concept.
You are telling me the Muslim version of the conflict with the polytheists of Arabia, we have no other source to confirm whether everything you say is correct or not. To think that you can accuse others of being ''biased'' by using a ONE-SIDED source is truly paradoxical.
@@apocalypticskepticus3299Read about Muhammad pbuh yourself and you'll see what @eesa is trying to say
@@apocalypticskepticus3299I won't say its bias, I will say its over simplified to the core. It makes it sound as if Muhammad was a strong man bullying Arabia and we know it was quite the opposite. He and his state were always in the brink of extermination until the last few years of his life and even then, a new threat, the byzantine and Persians.
@@apocalypticskepticus3299@eesa is to some extent right. Although I don't believe the video is bias, I believe its over simplified, but that was the point of the video 😅 to summarise it. But what we do know is Muhammad wasn't going around waging war on people, that would have been a terrible mistake infact, the whole of Arabia was pretty much against him, would be not wise to make new enemies, he was always in a defensive posture, but his defiant attitude caused him to triumph. Read about him, very interesting man. His religion is a great one as well. Very interesting religion which intrests me alot. I'll suggest you read about the man and his legacy.
Peace be upon him.
Great Video, But it is crucial to mention the Islamic history of India prior to the Mughals, The expansion by Muhammad Ghori, The Mamluks of North India, Creation and Expansion of the Delhi Sultanate, Kingdoms in the Deccan and Southern India including Golconda, Berar, Ahmednagar, etc and continuation of Muslim Rule even after the Mughal Decline.
True. It was a horribly cruel and bloody period.
@@rickhastings6063 compared to their non muslim counterpart, they are saint.
@@iqnisrosevelt4706if you read the self accounts and court records of islamic rulers of India, you will know how inhumane they were. While non islamic rulers wanted to nurture the good will of the people they ruled over, islamic rulers competed to ensure who killed, enslaved and forcibly converted more hindus than the previous ruler.
Islam is the plague of the earth....
what happen ?
@@iqnisrosevelt4706 even in bloodshed, muslim vs non-muslim ..as usual
The summary of the Islamic history that I have been on the lookout for a while is finally discovered here. Thanks for the timelines.
Messenger of baal
@ricardo-2022 Yes, Do you believe Jesus said he was God?
@ricardo-2022 I agree, I thought you were a Christian and you wanted to start an argument with that question.
This channel has only two videos on two very different topics. And both are impeccably well explained.
Very well summarized. Great job, please consider making more history content!
Islamic rule in India was a form of colonialism, characterized by the imposition of a foreign islamic culture, religion, and political system on the Indian subcontinent.
Muslims were foreign invaders who came to India and imposed their Islamic faith and culture on the indigenous population. They point to examples of the destruction of Hindu temples, the imposition of Jizya tax on non-Muslims, and the forced conversions to Islam as evidence of this colonialist mindset.
Muslim social attitudes on modern issues have caused controversy everywhere. Islam to be incompatible with secular society, and that, unlike other religions, Islam positively commands its adherents to impose its religious law on all peoples, believers and unbelievers alike, whenever possible and by any means necessary. Islam allows to propagate abuses, such as the mistreatment of women and homosexuals, and slavery. They also state that multiculturalism allows a degree of religious freedom that exceeds what is needed for personal religious freedom and is conducive to the creation of organizations aimed at undermining secular values. According to poll, high people had an unfavourable view of Islam, higher than for any other religion.
The developed world is a dying world based on its fertility rates meaning its standards cannot fulfill a fundemental need for a self sustaining society so how could the secular society be a proper reference to judge the muslim society? Also if you were even listening to the video's content you should have realised that Islam does not imply spreading it by any means.
@@snehashispanda4808 agreed
@@snehashispanda4808 Im not gonna answer what you've said yet, cuz who made those facts, but answer this,
What do u think the europeans did?
@@snehashispanda4808
Womp womp I ain't reading all that
Not usually leaving comments but I'll do this one for the algorithm. Well done! (EDIT: A couple more like this and I promise to subscribe)
I found this channel by a sheer coincidence, but boy am I glad I did! This looks to be very promising source of education, keep up the good work
Best documentary about the Islamic dynasties I have ever watched. Kudos.
Its a shame that Mongol Empire, being so huge, brought nothing to humanity but destruction. It barely can be called an Empire actually…
Like the British empire .
Don't gather your knowledge through these short videos, 1000 years can not be covered properly in 18 minutes. You better study each empire or i must say study every emperor individually that what he has done actually then you'll know the real truth.
@@saudmushtaq3015 Oh I know the truth. Where is the legacy of Mongol conquerors in the areas they have conquered?
@@PowerBosnia brother if you are asking about the positive impacts or remains in terms of legacy of mongols so i would say that because of mongols trade and commerce increased and i suppose it initiated the globalization of businesses at that time, though mongols were tribe men so they didn't prefer to built architectures. Moreover many mongols were converted to islam and married turks and lived a normal tribe men lives but if you ask of timur he was too a mongol who shared blood line of gehngiz khan from his forefather but cannot be called khan thats why when timur conquered and become an emperor he cannot call himself khan and called himself Amir means rich or the influential person and his descendants you know then ruled indian subcontinent by the name of mughal (turkish called mughal or moghul to mongols thats why they were known by this name) and you know what architecture were built by them and you might not know what type of administration systems were built by them and later adopted by the British.
Cutting everything short from mongols to timur and mughals there is a legacy of ruling, architecture, war strategies, trade, administration systems, and many other things which cannot be seen. Plus British amended mamy history of others by to show only their superiority to world.
One more thing you know world's 13% population is direct descendants of gehngiz khan 😂
Bro there is a history which cannot be covered in this comment
@@saudmushtaq3015 I am sorry but I am failing to see any heritage of the Mongolians accross the territories they conquered beside ending Golden Age of Islam by burning Baghdad.
I was checking for this video for whole 2 weeks. Finally I found it.
Great documentary. Expecting more like this.
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Was missing some stuff in africa & other parts of asia, but other than that it was very well made & effectively summarized :)
Very effective visuals too
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was trying to understand Hungarian history and realized that I couldn’t understand it without understanding the Ottoman Empire. Then I realized I couldn’t understand the Ottoman Empire without understanding the rise of Islam and its relationship to the Byzantine empire. I really wish I had learned all this in school. The only thing I wished you would have gone into more detail on was the rise and fall of Islam in Spain. I went to Spain and fell in love with Islamic art, architecture and astronomy there. Anyway, thank you again for such a rich, clear description. Now I have a framework and timeframe to do more research.
The rise and fall in Spain is a huge history lesson on its own. The Reconquista. It starts as a few Christian groups survive in the far northern mountains; all of lower Spain conquered by... I forgot which Islamic group by I think it became Al-Andulus. In the north, even the Christians were divided, and so for a hundred years nothing much changes. However, the Islamic part of the Iberian Peninsula slowly had their own internal dramas, and eventually a Christian king came to hold much of northern Spain through conquest. When he died he had 3 sons and his kingdom was split in 3, that of Galicia, Leon and Castille. This is why many modern Spanish people call themselves Castillian, and it's why they're proud of Castillian history. The Christian kingdoms had alliances, eventually even with that Portucale fella who became the king of Portugal, and Castille ended up united with a few different kingdoms as Spain (the modern name). The Muslim part of Iberia had become weaker and weaker, and so after about 700 years of war, the entire peninsula was once again under Christian rule. So, in the East, the Byzantines eventually fell and became Turkey, while in the West, the Iberian Muslims eventually fell and became Spain. The religions of Christianity and Islam have had war for many centuries because they border one another. A fun note, the famous Iconoclast movement in the Byzantine empire was started from Muslim influence. These two sister religions are intimately tied in fate and history, although often through war, death and violence.
Very well explained:)@@Alex-zw7sr
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True and Informative. As a Muslim I appreciate your Great Work. Subscribed 👍
Very good! A tip: you could name the sources that you get the images and texts, just to arouse curiosity for those who wished to get deep into your details.
Watched until the Seljuk part, went outside to think just how insane gold this channel is, went back to finish watching
Absolutely same
Slight correction to this beneficial video. Prophet Mohammed( Peace and Blessings be upon him) did not start a new religion. It was the same religion with the same basic principles of the previous prophets. Worship and obedience of the only one true God with no associates.
U forgot to mention the PBUH was a Pdfile
no he was not bruh💀
Got nun to do huh?@@nash797
@@nash797 did you know that age of consent in 1880 in USA was 7 in some states and 10 in majority of them?
@@rattlesnk18😂 none of them became a Profit & say PBnUH
1.7 k subscribers and this much quality Bro your quality is very good
yea
I thought they copied the video.. 😅
As a muslim, I am very sad. Why didn't you mention "Khaled Ibn Al-Walid" or on other say "Saif Allah Al-Masloul" He is one of the greatest leaders who were able to overcome the Romans and the Persians.
He is indeed one of the greatest general and strategist in history... but this is about kingdoms' historical description and timeliness rather than a focused specific timeline
@@abtinnavid6903you just proved that Muhammed ﷺ was not killing innocent people 😂😂
@@abtinnavid6903 he deleted his comment
I am wondering if the Mongols had not destroyed Baghdad and House of Wisdom huge library. What could have changed?
a lot!
an entirely different history
I see that some commenting about that he missed important parts to mention in detail but imo he made a really good summary just in 18 min. Well done sir 👏
bruhh.. you should make more videos and constantly.. you're channel has huge potential..
That was awesome!!! Seeing the size of the empires gave me chills.. especially the mongols
Muhammad PBUH DID NOT wage wars against the pagan Makkans! The Pagan Makkans first waged wars against Him and his followers. Every battle and war he fought was defensive.
That’s not true he waged offensive warfare for example battle of khaybar, and many more his mission was to establish monotheism in Arabian peninsula and he did succeed read the sealed nectar
@@user-dx7nj9hn3nno khayber was started by jews mate
They betrayed muslims in medina
@@user-dx7nj9hn3n That is not true. The battle of khaybar was fought against the jews in response to the jewish persecutions of the believers.
@@user-dx7nj9hn3n That's not true. The battle of khaybar was a response to jewish persecution of the believers. Also the jews broke the treaty.
lol a violent pedophile
I always look up your first video to see if you posted. I’m so happy that it wasn’t a one time thing and you are okay! I wish you all the best.
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Amazing documentary. I hope you shift the focus to the western Islamic empires such as Almoravids, Almohads etc...
Great video man, as a history lover I absolutely loved and enjoyed it, subscribing right away, please keep making more history videos.
It's Israeli channel 🥴
@@heshamsultan511 Da hell really??
@@farahahmed8201 ادخلي على لمحة كدا وشوفي اللوكيشن
The famous belle-lettrist Abu Hayyan al-Towhidi (d414/1023) quoted Ebn al-Moqaffa* (d.142/759) as stating the following differences between peoples:
The Persians are masters of politics, civility, rules, and protocols. The Greeks have science and philosophy. The Indians have thought, reflection, discernment and magic, and the Turks have courage and audacity. The Africans have joy, endurance and labour. The Arabs have valour, hospitality, loyalty, heroism, generosity, humour and eloquence.10
بالفعل
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Well said ❤
This is a very accurate summary. Great work, I loved it. Thank you.
You're back! 🎉
I want to note that AlHasan was the fifth caliph, and ruled for 6 months, making it 632-662
True
The caricature this person made about our prophet is offensive
@@mohammudyousuf622that's the thing when people rely too much on Orientalists' view of Islam
He was interim (placeholder for Ali's position), until Mu'awiya became the Caliph.
@@MartinMalmy He is within the 30 years the prophet foretold. He also fulfills a second prophecy in his abdication. He also had the full support of the muslim base. He is the legitimate fifth caliph.
Wow i commend the videography. I hoped to see more videos from this channel but it seemed to be inactive
This was so informative and entertaining. Thank you! I learned lots :)
Excellent way to present continuity of history by giving the timeline. I also wish you would always have a date on screen for reference
Expertly done, very informative
GOOD JOB
amazing and very easy to understand the history and all information are accurate nothing hide..appreciate efforts
Why so less subs. What a beautiful Video
few
13:04 Why do i hear Boss Music ?
Didn't check the view or subscriber count before watching. Was extremely surprised to see that you you have less than even 6k subscribers with this much quality.
Definitely deserve and will receive more. Just keep going mate. Subscribed
This video provides a fascinating overview of the Islamic world's rich and complex history over a thousand years. It highlights the rise and fall of various dynasties, the spread of Islam, and the cultural and intellectual achievements of the Islamic world.
I was particularly interested in the section on the Abbasid Caliphate, which was a golden age of Islamic civilization. The Abbasid capital of Baghdad was a center of learning and culture, and the caliphs patronized scholars and artists from all over the world.
The video also does a good job of discussing the challenges that the Islamic world has faced, such as the Mongol invasions and the Crusades. Despite these challenges, the Islamic world has continued to be a major force in world history.
hat is the civilizational role that the Arabs and Islam played in that period of history, and their role ended as the roles of the civilizations that preceded them ended, and as the civilizations that came after them are playing now, and then the role will pass to the next civilizations...
This is the year of the universe for the circulation of human civilization...
I'm Mexican, and for the first time learned something about the vast and rich history of the Middle East. Beautiful people and beautiful world. I hope one one day, we all stop fighting each other. Sending love
thats not the difference between sunni and shia, its far complex. Sunni totally believe that ALI(r,a) is a rightly guided caliph and one of the mightest companion. but the thing is shia opposes all other 3 caliphs.
I truly enjoyed that and was captivated by the dynamic art and animations used for representation of movement, change, action, or clarification. Masterfully presented. Looking forward to exploring more topics in your future videos.
always use work Muhammad PBUH
very well made video summarising islamic political history.
The caricature this person made about our prophet is offensive
@@mohammudyousuf622 where? I didnt see it!
@@muslimresponse103he is a bot and probably a fake one don’t react
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as a history student, good video dude
The people didn’t last but the religion did, that was the goal
Amazing content! I was hoping to see how Islam reached to far east, to countries like Malesia and Indonesia. Yet its still pretty informative.
Proud to be Indian muslim,Mughal❤🇮🇳☪️🇹🇷
thanks bhai jaan ...indian kangresh party is also good modern version of mughal empire 💪💪💪💪
India is perpetually stuck in denial of it's history.
Indian Muslims are also gigabased
Proud of the Pdfile Profit too
@@nash797 your ram married sita when she was 6 years old and your krishna had sex with rukmini when she was 8 years old
حقيقى عرفت معلومات جديده وارجو أن تكون حقيقيه وليس بها اى عنصريه دينيه أو تاريخيه شكرا لحضرتك ❤❤❤❤❤
The "gunpowder empires" period is a very interesting aspect of the early modern period that I think many of us tend to ignore. Europe was exploring, East Asia was isolating, but we never really pay attention to what happened in between these two opposites of Eurasia: the parts that stood on the once prosperous silk road. People often just call the Ottomans after the 1500s the "sick man of Europe" and treat the Safavids and Mughals in a similar way but I think that ignores the genuine stability and prosperity they experienced during this time period.
Ottomans were called the "sick man of Europe" much later, in the 19th century. They remained a powerhouse until their losses against the Russians in the Russo-Turkish War of 1768-1774. During the 19th century, amidst internal instability, external pressures, and territorial losses, this term gained prominence, reflecting their weakened state compared to the European powers.
Was part of the motivation behind European exploration, as trade routes, taxation, and travel were fully controlled by these empires
Never forget the attrocities comitted by the ottomans to their own christian population, namely genocide, which is still denied by Turkey to this day
@@Tena-city Yeah that explains why Christian Armenians escaped Ottoman persecution and was protected in Persia 🤦♂
15th century ? What are you talking about ?
Ottomans were arguably the strongest empire in the world up until 18th century along with mughals and spanish.
Mughals and Safavids peaked close to 18th century.
Great video 👍
Amazing content. Please create more of such loved it.
Best historical presentation ever
We will come back with more and more POWER and world will notice once again who we are Insha Allah
1:43 "he formed a new religion" no prophet muhammed pbuh did not "FORM"" a ""NEW"" religion...he started sperading the religion of islam and word of god along with the same message that the previous prophets also believed in...including jeseus christ and moses peace be upon them all...
Shirt and sweet, Very nicely composed and beautifully summarized
Accurate information in History and Science that is insightful and rich combined with great animation and pacing, you earned a new supporter. Keep up the great work, I am excited to see your new videos.
For a brief overview of that time period I found it very insightful.. it would have been really cool to the see iconic places back in those days.. all the stuff that was sold.. it’s sad to think some of it is gone - never to be seen again due to wars over the years.
Good quality content and well presented
انا كعربي مسلم افتخر بالحضارة. الإسلامية و انا متيقن انها ستعود يوما ما 😊
As an Arab Muslim, I am proud of the Islamic civilization and I am certain that it will return one day.
I seriously hope not.
@@ladym7852 ofc an infidel who rejected the truth wouldn’t want the truth
i found this video very helpful as i am in 6. my concepts are getting better in history
🙂
Getting more and more interested about islamic world and this was a very informative video. Excellent job!
Watch a Christian video
Mamluks were not solely Turkic... In fact most sultans of the Egyptian mamluk sultanate were Circassians
First founders were kipchak Turks. And later rulers were circassians as you said.
Very clear and impressive narration. Subscribed
Proud to be a muslim ❤❤❤❤❤❤
The caricature “pictures” this person made about our prophet is offensive
@@mohammudyousuf622why? He was a human and humans have faces
@@deepb249to avoid ignorant people workship him, muslim must workship only to The God.
It is haram/prohibit to creat the images of any living things in Islam. Most of picture you see in this video is from shia.
i draw pictures of that violent pedophile everyday and feed them to a pig@@mamat9823
@@mamat9823you don't need a picture to worship
Highly informative ❤
@1:45 why did he wage war against the idolators and why forcibly convert others?
Muhammad (PBUH) didn't wage wars at first. The idolater and the Muslims had a peace treaty. When the idolaters broke the treaty, then they got into war. The first strike was from the idolaters. And they didn't forcibly convert others. The Mecca kafirs (Non-Muslims) had the free will to practice their religion. Afterwards, when the Umayyads expanded their territories, they gave the non-muslims terms that, either they convert or give Jizya ( Tax ). Those who chose Jizya had the full right to practice their own religion.
This was a great video.
If I may ask, what is the background music you used for the part of the Mongols?
Thank you.
The track is called Conquest - The Mongol Empire, by Keith O' Sullivan.
@@How-So you are most welcome.
And thank you for the track’s name.
@@How-SoBrother We as Sunnis accepted Ali as our fourth caliph but the Shias didn’t accepted the thee first caliphs as legitimate rulers and they see Ali as holy but we see only the Prophets as holy.
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Great video! You’ve explained it so clearly and detailed. Subscribed and waiting for you next video 🤝
Our Golden Age was at Arr’Shidun, Umayyad’s and Abbasides, the Arab Muslim Empires and then we fell off. Ugh .. I wish I could see how they lived back then.
You sound like an Arab supremacist. Turks beat you fair and square.
An excellent video. Covered almost all of the major muslim empires. An idea for future video - Brief history of formation of modern muslim states
Really
Superbbbbb explanation 👏🏻🌟🌹
1:32 thats not true quran was written in time of prophet too.
when he recieved revelation, he عليه صلات و سلام would recite it to his companions and then they would write it down too.
Yeah there are many Hadith about it stating how many of the companions of the Noble Prophet (saw) would write down the verses of the Quran as they were revealed. Idk why many westerners think the Quran was not written down until after the death of Prophet Muhammad may peace and blessings be upon him.
@@hasnathasin2700it’s because of the Dead Sea scrolls
The caricature this person made about our prophet is offensive
is that before or after he had sex with a 9 year old? lol imagine worshipping a pedophile
This seems like a level, objective summation. Thank you.
Amazing video, subscribed
so proud of my beautiful religion and the amazing history ALLHAMDULLILAH!!....and hats off to the presenter and the quality of this content. excellent work.
Brilliant video ❤.
Phenomenal, craving that 1299-1922 follow up!
From the beginning the Turks were noted for their superior military qualities, which seem to have lain mainly in their use of mounted bowmen and the nomadic speed of their cavalry. From this time on the Caliphs relied to an increasing extent on Turkish troops and commanders, to the detriment of the older cultured peoples in Islam, the Arabs and the Persians. The progressive militarization of the regime increased their strength. By the eleventh century the Turks were entering the world of Islam, not only as individuals recruited by capture or purchase, but by the migration of whole tribes of free nomadic Turks still organized in their own traditional way.
Lewis, B. (2002) Arabs in history. Oxford: Oxford University Press, p.160
And what did they do? Ruin everything and make all of their enemies stronger, all the while killing each other! Lmao!
they were also noted for sex with pre pubescent boys.
@@yaqubebased1961They fcked up everything at the end and got a very unlucky position like Celtic nations
@@yaqubebased1961diyene bak iranlılar bir kere bile kafire kılıç çekmediniz birde gelmiş bize laf anlatıyor hıyara bak.
Give too much strength to the military and they overthrow you. Classic mistake that rulers make time and time again in every empire. Of course, in this case ethinic heterogeneity and lack of a superior shared national identity beyond the shared religious identity (Romans would say "religion is an instrument of power) exacerbated that issue.
Very well presented, I appreciate your effort, well summarised
02:22 Islamic civilization emerged from the Arabian Peninsula through vast conquests
04:44 The Rashidun caliphs and the Umayyad dynasty shaped early Islamic history
07:06 The rise and reign of the Abbasid dynasty
09:28 The Islamic world became multicultural with the rise of Persian and Turkic elements.
11:50 The political success of Shia dynasties and the rise of Sunni Seljuks
14:12 Saladin's rise to power and the Mongol Empire's expansion
16:34 The Mamluks emerged as a powerful force and played a significant role in Islamic history.
18:55 The rise and influence of the Ottoman Empire
Al-Jahiz, the renowned ninth century Arab prose writer, wrote an essay entitled “The Virtues of the Turks.” In this essay al-Jahiz describes the various contingents that formed the Abbasid army and argues that the Turks were far superior to the other groups when it came to fighting, riding, discipline, and war.
He wrote all these panegyric because he was employed by a Turkish ruler and he was fawning over to keep the money coming.
@@nazmul_khan_he said it because he had seen how the Turks took over the Islamic world in just a few years
@@zzhex6780 don't forget they were brought as a slaves they didn't take over of anything by their courage or skills
They were already caliphs bodyguards so close to peak of government
The American missionary Eli Smith and G. H. O. Dwight, who traveled through turkey at the beginning of the nineteenth century observed that the turkomans were generally called Turks by the Ottomans, who abhorred the name Turk and proffered to be called Musalmans (Muslims). To the Ottomans, “turk” was a name that belonged to the people of Turkestan and the nomadic hordes who roamed the steppes of khurrusan. They considered themselves civilized Ottomans, and could not understand why Europeans called them Turks. As a sophisticated ruling class, the Ottomans looked down upon the Turkish peasantry, calling them esek Turk (Donkey Turk), and kaba turk (stupid turk). Expressions like “turk-head” and “turk-person” were contemptuously used by ottomans when they wanted to denigrate each other.”
@KoroushRP the author is not even a historian kiddo👶🏾