Harun al-Rashid, The Golden Prime | 766CE - 809CE | Abbasid Caliphate #03
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Harun al-Rashid is, without a doubt, the most famous caliph. Even those who don’t know anything about Islamic history know the name of Harun al-Rashid. Most of what we think we know about him comes more from exotic imagination and the Arabian Nights than from actual history. Whenever someone talks about a good leader in the Islamic World, Harun is almost always one of the people they’re thinking about - a just and stern autocrat. Still, no one has ever been able to live up to that man, not even the real Harun.
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Last time I was this early, the Umayyads were still caliphs.
I miss them. Good times.
@@AlMuqaddimahYT ummayads were pretty unIslamic and racist you know taxing all the non Arabs
@@AlMuqaddimahYT Yup.. I really enjoy the fact that the treacherous family of Muawiyah is all being killed for the sake of keeping a title.
I am only pity for the underage Muawiyah II who still only think of his toys on his coronation up to the day of his poisoning to death -- possibly by his own protector Marwan cum successor who also nor achive nor enjoy much of his reign.
Sajid TEG don’t really like people doing some judgement on the largest caliphate on earth based on their 10 last years at most. Who was unislamic and racist. Muawiya. Muawiya 2, marwan, abd al malik, al walid, seuleiman, umar 2nd, hicham ? All of these are strong umayyad caliphs let alone the iberian ones. There few unjust rulers , but in whole the abbassids had far worst. Umayyads while ruling iberia alone could compete against the giant abbassids with borders stretched from china to Algeria.
Umayyads were far better rulers and even based on viable sources, people liked Umayyads more than abbassids. Umayyads were masters of politics and art and war and architecture. They were far from racists and iberian ones are enough proof of that. Having berbers in main army and slavic enuchs as bodyguards and caliphs trusted men.
People back then said in poetry..
« If only the tyranny of Umayyads persisted, and the justice of the abbassids was thrown into the fire. »
🏳️🏳️>🏴🏴
And don’t get me started with family of the prophet massacre thing, because unless you’re a shia extremist. Even shia sources confirm that the Umayyads themselves had nothing to do with Hussain ( RA ) death, he was betrayed by the people who invited him. Compared to that , the abbassids were extremely harsh towards the Alids while Umayyads married from them. Umayyads were the bulk of the people who participated in Rachidun conquest and were excellent governors. Compared to them the abbassids had only abdullah ibn abbas as a famous scholar. Except the few early caliphs ( which most only lived on their few others works ) the rest were only « religious » and later « ceremonial » figures
@@Omegaeon1 islam was at it's peak and golden age under the abbasids F the ummayads for whay they did to hussain and also more people love the abbasids than the ummayads not a single ummayad caliph that can complete with Harun al Rashid and his accomplishment
My name is Harun. I’m from
Bosnia but live in Germany. Every time when I say my name to little older Arab men I know it’s 80% chance they will say RASHID🤣. It was funny to see this video, now I know who this man was.
You should legally change your name to Harun Not al-Rashid.
Harun also is prophet. He is brother of prophet Moses peace upon them
@@englishvocabulary6110 yes but that is other harun
What about Daniella isnt it your name
@@AlMuqaddimahYT XD
Learning about historical figures, while being explained the world they lived in for context, is my favourite way to learn about history!
When I visited Cordoba in 2016 I bought two books about the "Al-Andalus Period" there. One about historical figures. One about battles and campains. Despite being the bigger book, I finished the book about historical figures in little over a week, never finished reading the book about battles and campains.
GREAT VIDEO!
Could you give the title of the books please
@@freetube5304 They are "Al-Andalus personajes historicos" and "Al-Andalus 800 años de lucha" from Concha Masiá published by Albor Libros. They are both in Spanish.
@@silveryuno thank you hopefully get some time to read those
Thank you for posting this very interesting history of Haroun of the Arabian Nights 😀
Thanks for all your effort
Umar bin khathab is the most famous Caliph in Islamic history ever
For religious people maybe, but not for historian..
Excellent clip :Brief yet so complete and true to history
He's my favourite
I would like to translate your video on slavery in French.
Harun might be want to leave Baghdad, but Baghdad never leaves Him.
Where do you get these pictures
there is no accurate history available about Harun Ar Rashid , just for the muslims , we should think that he was great caliph of great wisdom coming from a great lineage of Abd Manaf and he is Al Hashimi a qurayshi al abbasi the cousin of the jordanian Royal family who was the descendent of Prophet Muhammad himself
I didn´t known your kinks lol
This episode does reveals more about my sexual orientation than I'd prefer.
@@AlMuqaddimahYT yes lol
Interestingly 13 hundred years before, Cyrus the Great, founder of the Achaemenid empire, tried to pass power onto his two sons, one ruling as Great King, the Other as governor of Khorasan.
So he was basically the quiet kid that snapped XD
Lol XD
XD
Never wake the sleeping giant
I think you r a kid from snapped XD never mess with Muslims other wise u will see a your own end
I love how the Queen was the biggest reason behind his securing his succesion. Women played a huge rule in islamic history but are always eliminated. A lot of these caliphs were manipulated or killed by their own wives, concubines or mothers, and they played a huge role in succesion.
Can you give some sources please?
@@jacobscrackers98 this video
Man it's all over history, psycho controlling women + weak men = catastrophe and the decline of a greatly built empire by great men it's sad actually.
Zubaidah khatoon
@@ahmadl1419 if it is a strong man and a genius and loving woman like shagart- aldur and her husband was they will make a second justian and Theodora . And so they did
Since you make videoes on islamic history, you think you'll make videos about the ajuran sultanate ( in Southern Somalia) or the sultanate of malacca in the future
I'm gonna avoid Somalia for a while but yeah, I'll certainly cover it. The night is still young.
@@AlMuqaddimahYT random question, why are you keen on avoiding it for now? Is it the political situation now that won't inspire videos at the moment (I know this to be a possible reason because my Somalia is really lost now 😅).
@@charlibravo371 He claimed Somalis were slaves, so many of them wrote to him to correct it, lol.
“A girl sitting on your face is not the worst way to die” that was an inside joke 🤦🏾♂️💀💀💀
Destroyed the credibility of the narrator, so Joke's on him! 😂
Thought it was just me - hearing this 😀
Hey man, I'm a history buff, especially Islamic history and I just found your channel. Just wanted to say keep up the good work 👍
Me too 😊👍🏽
I was too tired yesterday to watch it , I watched it twice today lol, I loved that video, and really like your take on Harun the man, not the myth or the legend. Not sure about his deep seated inadequacy issues but I always thought he stopped the Barmakids because of their excess of wealth, influence and austentation. Too bad he didn't really think it through because they actually ran the state and there was no one to fill their shoes. I love your Abbassid Caliphate videos, keep them coming.
He was just an oppresser & murderer.
Was it not for Harun Al Rashid we would have been centuries behind in science, knowledge and development today
No. That golden era lasted about 350 years.
@@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694 yeah and gave birth to lot of things translated lot of knowledge and made lot
@@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694the dynasty may have ended, but it’s societal influences were lasting - as is the case with all such systems, for better or worse. Do we deem the Roman Empire to be unworthy of inquiry simply because it dissolved? Of course not. Nothing exists in a vacuum, it’s all connected.
One famous story is that harron once talked to his son and told him , "if anyone ever fight me over the throne his head will be the price"
His son replied: "even me your son"
He replied: " oh son the throne is sterile"
Meaning he will live sterile and not let the throne down.
I don't get it
@@theemirofjaffa2266 byzantine punishments
@@theemirofjaffa2266 He meant that a throne has no sons.
li I think it was Abd al-Malik bin Marwan al-Umayyad who said this
I don't understand it...Will he castrate his son?
Please do a vid on Sallahudin Al Ayubi & his history with Hassan Ibn Sabah the apparent heretic leader of an assassin organisation 👍🙏
This is what one of my teachers told me about Barmakis. They were crypto Buddhist or Zortarist, They had collected all the government records and manuscripts from the Rashidun era burned everything; destroying the whole historical record Harun al-Rashid learned about it during his pilgrimage journey, and that's why he punished the whole family. I don't have any reference to support this though. but will appreciate if anyone knows anything about this.
I don't have a reference either, but I heard this narration too; that Barmakids were manipulating the records and mailing.
Wow! That's terrible
from what I learned in history class (I study it), historians aren't actually sure, but it might be because the vizir and his family tended to be too powerful and could overcome the khaliph if they wanted
@@zoeblottin2340 You can still find more official documents from ancient Egypt and Babylon than the Rashidun era. The lack of official documents from the Rashidun era and almost 100 years after that period points to systemic destruction.
Another thing I found little misleading how caliph can possibly drink wine, if the alcohol is prohibited in Islam?
Will you also make a video as informative as this one on Umar ibn Abdul Aziz?
4:30 Very happy.
Dude your presentation is awesome.
Just one thing, don't spell the D in the end of dynasty names. You know it shouldn't exist at all, yourself.
Why !
Hey bro I’m really loving your work may allah reward for it I’m really into Islamic history is there anyway I could help out with your work?
Excellent job!
One of your best videos. I thought your speech and speed were spot on.
On another note, I think you faced the same problem as many who tried to tell this story before, which was the lack of clarity and sources explaining certain events which is not an accident and was likely orchestrated by the ruling party (at the time) to paint them in the best picture possible. I just wonder if there are any sources that may speak of these events from outside the Arab world or maybe Alandalus ....
Anyways, I really enjoyed the video and keep up the good work.
I think the lack of sources might have to do with the Mongol Sack of Baghdad but I'm not sure.
The history is in the eye of the narrator. Harun Al Rashid was NOT the drunken womanizing ruler you portray... his accomplishments are more than Arabian Nights.
على أن الثابت والصحيح من مجالس الرشيد أنها كانت إما مجالس لإدارة شؤون الدولة ورفع المظالم والنظر فيها، وإما مجالس يحضرها العلماء والشعراء ممن يُستفاد منهم في ذلك العصر، وتُعقد بينهم المناظرات التي كان الرشيد يستمتع بها، ويُقبل عليها بكليّته، وقد ثبت أن الإمام الشافعي ناظر عددا من الفقهاء في حضرة هارون الرشيد وتفوق عليهم، وقد أحبه هارون وقرّبه كما قرب الإمامين الكبيرين محمد بن الحسن الشيباني والإمام أبا يوسف تلميذي الإمام أبي حنيفة.
There's a certain irony in the fact that the Barmakids, an Abbasid institution from the days of the Revolution itself, were undone right at the height of their ascent. The fall of the Barmakids does seem like a premonition of things to come - echoes of the execution of Al-Afshin, the rise of Bugha al-Kabir and his Turkic mamlukes, and eventually the Anarchy at Samarra can be felt.
Wonderful video as always, can't wait to see your take on the civil war.
Is there any institution that never broke down? UK? Almost, maybe..
@@Earth4Mars UK in the past is also marred with conflict for many century..
I think the reason why UK is now at peace is because the royalty is only held nominal power.
The real government is the one that elected democratically.. Thus people of England never see the royalty as the first to be blame for any misery..
And also in UK line of succession is defined by rule, not by appointment of ruling monarch.
This make no contest needed to determine who should take the throne.
As A Shia Myself didnt Harun Al Rashid kill Imam Riza?
@@Squirrel_Xi Haroon did good raza attack on makkah and clash with caliph army he got killed
@@Squirrel_Xi no Mamoon killed , Haroon didn't.. replying being an Abbasid Hashmi, descendant of Haroon
Fellas, control your concubines
I've been waiting for this for too long!
69th like, nice, also I love your channel, keep up the great work
Thank you for this. First time watching your video. This is what interests me a lot. So I’ve subscribed! Going to watch all.
Abbasid era was golden age of Islam . one of the greatest time for muslim world .
Yes, correct.. In deed during his reign of 23 years, the islamic world is in a good time.
But still many shady thing he need to take to strengthen his power.. Including to kill one great-great grandson of the prophet Musa ibn Ja'far Al Shadiq..
He is being accused by some as the perpetrator of his brother assassination too, in order to take the throne..
Lets view his reign with a objective mind..
@@ahmadganteng7435 You should know that they killed fisrt Abbasid caliph Abbas al safa and third Mehdi and al Hadi too. they were not innocent. tit for tat .
@@sayedjaffarabbas3420 Do you mean by "They" is the "Alids" or the Shia?
I don't know if you are correct about them. But still it is not an islamic way to punish a person of what his family or clan do.
My point is that many Caliph during Umayyad, Abbasid and Ottoman is tainted with many sinful act.
So ruling from Syaikh Al Albani that to revive islamic caliphate is compulsory to all muslim is have no dalil at all and also against historic fact.
@@ahmadganteng7435 So you mean they killed caliphs that is islamic way and in return caliph killed them is unislamic 😊
Harun had poisoned shia imam Musa kazim that's why he is burning in hell
Abbasid Caliphate was strong but there was corruption among them unlike Caliphate al Rashidun who were united.
each caliphate after had massive problem except for the future mahdi led caliphate.
@@resentfuldragon nope not Caliphate Al Rashidun otherwise they wouldnt win battle after battle.
You should also tell that haroon faught war at 14 ,when romans attacked the small muslim state in north of caliphate
Wasnt he the one who poisoned the 7th imaam musa?
Just started watching video, can already tell its quality.
I usually love your videos, but this one felt strange. your conclusion was not represented in the video, where you didnt actally talk all that much about his actual political actions and more about other people
إذا ذُكِرَ الشِّرك في مجلسٍ ... أنارت وُجُوه بني برْمَك
وإن تُليت عِنْدَهم سُورة ... أَتوا بالأحاديثِ مِن بَرْمَكِ
This why the barkamid fall happened.
Kareem Khattab
ليسوا مسلمين ؟
@@Omegaeon1
مسلمين لكنهم ضالين.
يأتوا بأحاديث ضعيفة جداً و مكذوبة ليبرروا أفعالهم.
لكن لا نكفرهم.
@@kareemtheeb1478هذه بروباغاندا من هارون الرشيد ضدهم
Very interesting. I learned a lot. Good video as always!
Also what about Harun's feud with Musa Al Kazim according to Shia writers?
Why didn't you cover the relationship between Charlemagne & Harun? Harun sent Charlemagne an elephant some claim was named Mr. Wrinkles in Arabic.
That's in another video. Look for the video in The Golden Age.
@@AlMuqaddimahYT
Ok!
Lol. Not quite mr. wrinkles, but rather Abu al-Abbas, Abbas means one who frowns or scowls all the time in Arabic so it's not completely inaccurate😂
@@samyebeid4534 AWESOME
You forget to mention that harun also killed Musa ibn Ja'far al-Kadhim
Who is he bloodline from peophet Mohammed
No body lnows who is mosa kazam
@@globalviewstv896 he is from prophet Muhammad bloodline
If you what to learn about him than read his biography
@@globalviewstv896 People who care about the Prophet Muhammad (s)'s family know exactly who Musa ibn Ja'far al Kaadhim was.
Pseudo/political Muslims who are only Muslims in name, who have no emotional connection to the Prophet or his Family, obviously do not know who he is.
Such people are like the ignorant Arabs of the Desert who Allah addresses in Surah Hujurat
"The Arabs say 'We Believe'. Tell them to say 'We have submitted to Islam' and not to say 'We Believe'. Belief hasn't entered their Hearts, rather Islam has conquered them".
@ahmad arfaq, Imam Musa al Qazim (AS) is the 7th Imam of the majority of Shiite also known as the Isna Ashari, and the Direct Descendent of Rasoolallah, from Ali and his daughter Fatima.
The Abbasids had fought the Ummayed with the rallying call of avenging the Massacre and Martyrdom of Imam Hussain in Karbala and giving back the Caliphate back to the progeny of Rasoolallah but once in power they themselves said that they were also the descendent's of Abbas the uncle of the Prophet Mohammad and so claimed the Caliphate for themselves and so the Abbassid dynasty. In order to deprive the family of the Prophet of Islam, they tried to destroy the love the people had for them and put them in prisons and had them killed. Harun like his predecessor's did the same to Imam Musa al Qazim and had him brought to Baghdad and later imprisoned him. Harun had him killed and his body was put on the Baghdad bridge and it was announced to the people that the the Shiite Imam was dead and any who doubted, could see the body on the Baghdad bridge. Imam Musa al Qazim was buried in Baghdad and the area wherein he is buried bacame known as Qazimain, in his honor. His father Imam Jafar e Sadiq, who was also martyed by Mansur is also beside him and their two Golden Domes proclaim that today Baghdad is known by these two holy tombs and no one talks about Harun na Rashid, unless when cursing him on jiyarah of Imam Jafar e Sadiq and Imam Musa al Qazim. Neither his palace has remained nor his good name,only to be remembered as a butcher and killer.
What are these Arabian Nights fables you hear and feel great for these kings and dictators who will be of no help to you in this world and the hereafter.
Do you even know where he is even buried???!!!!. I do but I will not divulge it because you people do not deserve to know. Ask those who make these video's based on the Shah namah or Book of Kings written by court writers to feed the big ego's of kings and not real history or Islamic history.
If you or anybody is interested in Harun's burial place, let me know. That is another chapter of the Abbassid dynasty and their evil ways.
@@ceaserjor-el6105 Perfect!
i needed this for my project. thank you!!!
Glad I could help!
Love your sense oh humor! Learned a great deal. Thank You!
Every one knows harun not in iran we dont why you ask becouse he wasent nice to the shias so thay dont teach eny thing about him in are schools
Iran was sunny at that time
في عهد الدولة العباسية عندما تمكنوا وسيطروا موالي العباسيين العجم الفرس على ادارة مفاصل شؤون الدولة وقت هارون الرشيد واولاده وقد بطش هارون في البرامكة على اثر ذلك وخاصةً في عهد حكم ابنه المأمون امصار خراسان في بلاد الفرس مقره الاول الذي كان والياً عليها وكان جل حاشيته ووزرائه ومستعملينه من العجم الفرس، ثم إنه بعد أن اصبح المأمون خليفة المسلمين جلبهم معه الى العراق وكانوا هم من يدير شؤون الدولة والخليفة كان وجوده مجرد صوري رمز فقط، فبدأوا شرورهم ومكائدهم من هناك فقاموا بتحريف كل مصادر الكتب والمخطوطات العربية والاسلامية وقد غيروا مجرى الاحداث والوقائع التاريخية فيها وتشويه سمعة قادة الاسلام العظماء وتزوير كل مايخص الامة العربية والاسلامية ورموزها ونسبة اسماء المؤلفات من الكتب والمخطوطات العربية الى اسماء آخرين من الفرس لدرجة انهم وضعوا كذبهم وتزويرهم من بين الاسطر في كل كتاب حتى انهم الفوا احاديث موضوعة عن نبي الرحمة محمد عليه الصلاة والسلام بالآلاف من شدة حقدهم الدفين وعداوتهم لامة العرب والمسلمين ودين الله الاسلام، وهؤلاء الفرس المجوس وثنيون يعبدون النار واتو وهم على ماهم عليه لم يدخل الايمان قلوبهم ودخلوا الاسلام منافقين وهذه هي حربهم مستمرة بعد الهزيمة والسقوط صنع اسلام مزيف وهو التشيع بإستخدامهم طريقتهم غير السوية الكذب والمكر والخديعة والرذيلة وتزوير الحقائق .
Lovely video thank you for creating such a lovely video much appreciated! Keep it up!
Bravo! This was one of your best episodes yet! Your videos keep getting better and better.
Agree.. This video really teach us how difficult is to be a caliph of islam.
Even Harun himself couldn't become "Harun in his own the myth".
How to secure a good succession is always the big problem. In Harun's and his father's fate, it is started early on their reign.
أما الإمام أبو يوسف تلميذ الإمام أبي حنيفة فقد قرّبه هارون الرشيد وعيّنه قاضيا للقضاة، وحرص على التقرب منه والاستفادة من علمه الواسع، وكان يطلب إليه كتابة عدد من المؤلفات الشرعية التي تزيل الغموض واللبس، وتساعد رجال الإدارة العباسية في أعمالهم، وقد امتثل أبو يوسف للرشيد حين ألّف كتابه الشهير "الخراج"، وبيّن في مقدمة كتابه هذا أنه كتبه امتثالا لأمر أمير المؤمنين هارون الرشيد.
تلك بعض من ملامح سيرة هارون وعصره، تلك الشخصية التي أجمع جل المؤرخين على أنه أعظم خلفاء بني العباس شأنا وذكاء وعبادة وقيادة، حتى قال فيه الطبري وابن العمراني وابن خلدون والعماد الحنبلي وغيرهم إن هارون "كان يصلّي في كلّ يوم مئة ركعة نافلة، وكان يغزو عاما ويحجّ عاما"[16]. وهو الخليفة الذي استطاع إخماد الثورات والمشكلات الداخلية التي كانت تهدد الدولة ووحدتها، وحرص على تعيين أمهر الرجال وأفضلهم في مواقعهم الإدارية والعسكرية، وواجه كل من حاول تقسيم الدولة بالخروج عليها كما فعل مع عدد من كبار العلويين، واشتهر عنه الورع والصبر على الطاعة،
Not bad listening to the History from an Indian individual, just try to be more open-minded and respectful. Remember explaining history is a very important job.
All your stories about Harun Alrasheed coming a wrong sources, the real Harun wasn’t a drunk guy and his brother passed away few months after succeed his late father...try to get real sources if you are going to speak about history not from books for tv drama
I bought a shirt and poster! I can’t wait for it to come.
Thanks for supporting the channel. I hope you like them.
Do you ever plan on making videos on Islamic diplomacy?
That's a good idea. I'll note it down.
the diplomacy of The sahabah( Rashidun & Muawiya ibn abu sufyan)
@@ahmedgunner15 Muawiah ibn Sufyani was a deceiver curse of Allah on him.
The video was good til you mentioned that jaffer was Harun's drinking body, Harun Alrashid was a good Khalifa he wasn't a drunk nor a womanizer. None Muslim historian tried to to destroy every great Muslim history like Harun Alrashid, Salahu Ad-deen Al-aubi and Sulaiman the magnificent!!! They're all great leaders and far away from what they accused them of.
good video, well done. Yes indeed Flex Frank... many men and women out there in TV Land agree with you. There always seems to be a price to lavish lifestyles though.
A lot of the things mentioned within this video are without proof & most-likely extremely inaccurate. The reason is because most of it comes from the 'One Thousand and One Nights' folk tales which shouldn't be used as historical evidence since historians don't even know when, where, or who wrote it. For instance, in the tales it states that Harun al-Rashid used to drink a lot of alcohol, which's something we have absolutely no proof of. Same with other accusations such as him owning concubines. I'm not denying these statements, what I'm saying is we should be careful when we speak about them to mention that these are just proof-less speculations which may be false.
So he didn’t take an inch of enemy’s ground and was only enjoying the luxuries !
Still calling him great ?
Abbasid Caliphate was the most inactive cause they only focused on trading and not on land gains...
With out abasid the world would not be succesfull
Say thank Abasid
#the golden Age
Can I use this in my channel (I will give credits to you)
if you are going to say caliph don't say queen mother say umm-al-caliph
A very disappointing video. Failed to mention how and why this was the golden era! How can you overlook the first hospital in the world, his gifts to Charlmagne and patronage to scientists. A lot of false info and prejudice towards Harun based on your personal view. This video will mislead those who didn't study history. Very very bad one.
Watch this: ua-cam.com/video/2zwzHyitudk/v-deo.html
8:23 not unless she had broccoli for dinner
Great video.
>4chan
Ahh it been a long time since I posted on that weebsite
Musa and Harun sons of caliph-al Mahdi were like the actual Musa and Harun
Make a video on mamun ur rasheed to... I think he's more popular than haroon
He was an oppresser & murderer like his father but also he was a talented deceiver.
Harun Al Rachid and Mamun al rachid both were great
@@sayedjaffarabbas3420 How can you have the name of Sayed when Harun martyed Imam Musa Al Qazim the 7th Imam of the Shiite and Mamun martyred Imam Mohammad al Reza the 8th Imam.
And you call them Great. Either you are a Munafiq, a Hypocrite who has used this name or your parents, something is wrong, somewhere.
It would have been great if Rashidun Caliphate or Abbasid Caliphate conquer of Constantinople instead of Ottomans. The present world would be more peaceful and a Centralized Islamic power would be dictate terms
Okay so Harun became the Caliph becuz a girl sat on the old Caliph's face
HIII
Bro how do u make your videos?? Please like what software or app .. video is great
The death of Al Rashid is followed by event that being called as 4th fitna.
**Note : Prophet Muhammad PBUH has a prophecy in a hadith wich say : "any one of his shahabah who still life after his death will see fitna which do many damage to the ummah".
The 4th fitnah is a succession crisis during abbasid chaliphate which two of Harun's son fight each other.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Fitna
This conflict dragged from 809CE to 813CE which lead to decline of Abbasid Empire.
@نحن جند السماء Alive, but Abbasid become weak and the caliph is just puppet to warlords
Nowadays small player s think they can rule
Nice video! But the map of the abbassid caliphate 0 details and litterally failed :/
Well done, but you didn't mention anything about his son Mohammed Al-Mu'tasim
He's irrelevant for now. I didn't even use the regal titles of the other two because it's not about their reign, it's about Harun's.
This is very interesting Video. Excellent work.
Exciting content and presentation. Thank you!
You have a great sense of humor.
I thought chalifa Harun al easheed didn't drink, I thought he was a saintly man
Maybe he didn't knew it was haram. Life was very different for the rich and powerful families back then. Perhaps it's due to the lifestyle of the royal family that no one dared to criticize. But even so, he was still a pious man.
He was one of the greatest successors of the Abbasid state in jihad, conquest and interest in science and scholars, and in spite of all this, you spread lies about him that he only cares about women and wine ..., and relie on that in fairy tales and weak stories. You want to know him ask muslims, you dont go to the middle east to ask about caesar.
the video is trash full of inaccuracy, dislike and move on
@@batssama the
50 million dinar or 150 tons of gold in a marriage!
You brought all filthy rumours about Rashid, while it's proven that he didn't drink nor tolerated those who do.
Great video friend! Nice pictures tho, congratulations
"A girl sitting on your face, not the worst way to die."
Lol..
Brilliantly narrated dude 😘
Abbasid era was golden age of islam
Which books do you recommend on Abbassid Caliphate or Harun Al Rashid? Also, where does it say he drank (seems like an orientalist narrative), I've heard differently.
if he's gonna claim that they had orgies and drank than at least give us the sources so we can check for our selves
@@Thesandchief exactly brother, atleast present your sources. I guess they're orientalist sources, with anti-islamic rhetoric. Orientalists seem to always have exaggerated imaginations about Muslims.
@@zakali92 it should be standard procedure to put the research material used in the video description especially if you're going to make controversial statements.
@@Thesandchief I've seen multiple history videos and they source their material.
Tahrik al Tabari and history of the Khulafa by al-Syuti
My name is Haroon Ismail
But if I say Haroon then already they say Haroon Rashid
6:22 and 8:23 ok that's not a peaceful death , XD
Most of the videos on this channel are misunderstandings and misconceptions of the narrator. Even though his history is more or less correct, I think he has some sort of inferiority complex where one in order to elevate oneself tries to critizes someone else or wants to become famous by downgrading someone no matter how good they are.
But I give him a lot credit to his presentation skills and screenplay.
I wish he uses his wonderful skills to give a neutral perspective as history is one thing which is most of the time narrated based on biases.
3:33 its looks like some asian/chinese tribe..
great video!! Do a video on the role of the dawah movement in the Abbasid revolution, ← what role the islamic scholars(ulama) played in it?
I’m trying to find things out about Harun’s third son Qasim, anyone know where to look?
UAE made a seriel about harun al rashid ...abbasid dynasty
Please dont make disgusting comments such as @ 8:21 when talking about Islamic History.
It's not Islamic history, it's history of people that ruined Islamic culture and teachings.
It is history bruh! Just chill, he didn't say anything bad about the religion of Islam.
Al-Hirah (former capital of the Lakhmids)
Sorry but you are wrong, I have never ever heard of this Caliphate(before your video) before, the one I heard of before was his son al-Ma'mun.
Nice video though!
all these great deeds by Haroon would amount to Nothing, in the face of incidents, treachery and usurpry, that took place at the time of the death of the prophet Mohmad
...how can Muslims offset that black history, and Correct it?
...it's what the Shia's are working on
Doesn't sound like a Great leader or a Great person 2 me.. The mother sounds like a more interesting character quite obvious like the ones u can See in da movie...
let me correct to you, there weren't people served wine in front of harrun Al rashid!!!, if there were then he wasn't big Caliph.