Hey there! Oh man, your channel is a gem. I'm a Lebanese born and raised in the US. I've always enjoyed learning about the European medieval life and it was taught in schools pretty prevelantly. But I wanted to know more about my side of the world, and found the mainstream resources less available. Anyways, fast forward to finding your channel and I'm in nerd heaven. On top of the great info you present, its also very professionally done with great care. I'm so excited to dive more into this info. Kudos to you brother, you should be proud of these fantastic videos!
I'm writing a fantasy series in a world heavily inspired by arab cultures during this approximate time. My husband is Arab himself, but unfortunately hasn't had a lot of education about it, and hasn't been able to help me much, so thanks a lot for the help.
Fantastic! Textile trade from the Arab world to Eruope was prolific, Europe sought silks and cottons and the Arab world sought European wool and linen. Obviously Italy was the epicenter of this trade which is why you see Arabic influences in Itaian fashions.
Absolutely, textile trade was so important for the medieval economy. Italy seemed to be intertwined with the Arab world as well as Spain. Thanks for your insight on this!
Bro that was a really interesting and informative video to watch. Keep it up! Future video requests: can you do a video on the different types of rings and their “benefits” so to speak.
Oh wow... I have been wanting to know these topics in boring detail but I couldn't find it anywhere. It's so rare to find stuff like this. Tysm! Do you recommend further readings or videos on the subject?
Awesome! I would like to se more of this from different centuries, because for me it's difficult to distinguish Arab fashion from the 8th century to one from the 15th century and there is not much on this topic.
الحمد ايالله! I've been trying to find UA-cam channels that cover non-European history for ages, especially ones that cover things like daily life, and not just military history! Please keep up the good work ما شاء الله!
Just to let you know the cloth draped over shoulders or the head, here it was green, indicates if you are a descendant of the prophet, this is continued to this day in the Shia community. However if you are a shia seminary student you would wear a black turban if you're a descendant of the prophet or a white turban if you're not, this is also continued to this day.
Levant are not Arabs but arabnised also you have to differentiate between Ethnic The people of the desert regions of the arabian peninsula Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. (2) Arabized people groups : Levantic people groups such as Syrians, Jordanians, Palestinians, Iraq, Lebanese and so forth. These people groups originally had their own languages, until the Arab invasion of their lands and with Islamization, they became Arabized gradually by adopting Arabic . But are genetically different
@@nooraqueen2716 That is 100% wrong. You sound like a racist gulf Arab. DNA evidence proves that the levant and Iraq have higher percentages of Arabic DNA than the gulf. I can send you a link to the study. We are all Arabs, stop trying to undermine us with your bigoted statements.
@@greatarabia8091 levant abs North Africa are not Arab they are arabnised! Arabs come from Arabian pensuila Now most people would say that the Muslim invasions have ended the old civilizations and peoples who were replaced by Arab people and Arabic language. The Arabs were a minority, they did not have the huge populations of Levant, Egypt or Mesopotamia, a city like Constantinople would have had more people than most of the Arabian Peninsula. Having these people replaced by ethnic Arabs in 2000 years is impossible, for reference the entire peninsula is barely hitting 50 Million including Yemen. North Africa and the Levantine are at 349 million So the people who had lived there for at least 5000 years have not been the exact same, but they did not have enough diverting genes to make them that whole lot different from Europeans. Many Levantine people would have a somewhat white skin and soft hair akin to the Turks who came later and mixed with the locals.
Where can I get these pieces? Looking to put together an Abassid era soldier kit. I can find armor and helmets but where can I get the regular clothes?
I love your videos. I would love to wear medieval arabian garb to ren fairs but I'm not sure how appropriate it would be, as i'm of irish decent lol what is your outlook on this?
Hi! Thanks for the content! Super helpful. Can you tell me how is the vertex of the v neck in the undershirt? How is it fixed from behind? It appears that the upper side is sewed to the collar but the vertex down side where is it tight to? Or it isn't... THANKS!!
What makes this perfect is you have the perfect kind of beard that the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) encouraged his followers to have I.E. groomed beard and trimmed mustache and the fact that you also have long hair that reached to your ears, just like the prophet himself.
If only arab nowadays wore what they predecessors used to wear, it would be fantastic..nowadays they are wearing the ghitra which is a pain when it comes to Salah.
This video is not entirely correct, ancient Arabs did not really dress that differently than modern Gulf Arabs. The turban he shows in the video was only worn in Hejaz where the prophet came from.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement you are wrong,The ancient Arabs used to wear the turban and the robes, but what the people of the Gulf wear today came from the peoples of Mesopotamia, and there are clay tablets showing the peoples of Mesopotamia wearing the shemagh and the headband
@@gilgamesh-antara Newsflash! Arabs originally came from around Iraq and Syria before moving into Arabia thousands of years ago. And the people you are seeing are Semitic delegates visiting the Sumerian king. So the headdress belonged to the Semites not Mesopotamians. Turbans in Arabia came from Persia and were only worn in Hejaz due to heavy trade with Persia and India. That is why you will never seen someone from a different region ever wearing a turban.
Hello!!! Great video and info. I'm huge fan of Middle Age Europe and world. I hope get lucky and may be you or someone in your community can help: I'm writing about hashshashins for a fiction project, I would like to know more about the "ninja" kind of suit they used to were. I talking about the persian secret lethal force fighting in the cruzades and also at the sunii vs chiita earliest conflicts. I wish to know the name of the top, button and over-all elements, and matherials even if it is not very specific or accurate to have a general idea. Thank you very much! Saludos desde México.
@@ChromeMan04 Oh really ?! And how do you think they could ride a horse or a camel without something that functions as a trousers or pants or slacks ?!! I read your comments (not just yours but all the rest including the channel owner and you make me laugh). Any way . . the videos is not accurate enough. Arabs did not wear layers over layers in Arabia obviously because of the weather. They would though in winter and in regions where the climate is coolers. Arabians of the middle ages are as smart as anyone. Why would they suffocate themselves with all these cloths?! Besides many of them were poor and did not have many pieces of garment to wear. You guys need to read Islamic history. As for you owner of the channel, you are not doing proper research before you make your videos. Its a shame that none Arabs watch your channel and they believe whatever you are claiming it to be true and factual. Shame on you if you are indeed as you claim to be an Arab!! Shame !!
@@DonCaprioni bruh you are insane. Arabs were not originally horse riders but camel riders and nomads. Why would they need pants? They wore robes like a thobe which modern Saudis wear and it’s better suited for the desert climate. Pants were invented in Central Asia by the Aryans and wore often wore in semi arid or colder climates.
More accurately would be a shirt and pants. The shirt was longer and hung below the weist. Maybe below the bum. And the pants was more like Aladin style pants. They would wear this because they were either on Camel back or horse back. So it wouldn't make sense to wear a long thobe because then the thobe would tear when mounting the Camel. They would wear an outer garment yes. Also turban yes. And stick yes. Shoes was mostly saddles. Tailor made sandles was for the rich like mus'ab ibn umair before I he accepted Islam.
What you described is Shalvar Kameez which is traditional Afghan clothing worn in Afghanistan & Pakistan. Arabs did not wear this but the traditional standard thobe common throughout Arabia. Also, you don't ride a camel the same you ride a horse.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement thobe and gutra is the new traditional clothes, arabs before wore this and it’s an arab thing so many proves about this do you think the prophet wore thobe and gutra🤣.. the persians took it after they became muslim but it isnt their culture
@@axr7943 Yes the prophet would wear a thobe on Eid and majority of Arabs during his time were nomadic Bedouins who would wear a ghutra because its more suitable for desert climate. You Semites need to stop stealing Aryan culture and clothing all the time. Stick to your thawb and Ghutra.
@@axr7943 "arab thing" lol. People in Central Asia and North Africa have been wearing turbans way before they had any interaction with Arabs and the Persians have had a culture before Islam. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) did wear a thobe on special occasions like Eid but the majority of Arabia at the time was nomadic and they wore the ghutra because its more suitable for desert climate. Just stop arabizing cultures that don't belong to you!
as an artist researching medieval arabic clothing, i am heavily grateful for this video thank you!
Any way I can see your work?
me rn
Personally I like the old Arabian clothes better than the modern one
I agree!
Same here as an Arab
IKR!!
Mee too
Hey there! Oh man, your channel is a gem. I'm a Lebanese born and raised in the US. I've always enjoyed learning about the European medieval life and it was taught in schools pretty prevelantly. But I wanted to know more about my side of the world, and found the mainstream resources less available. Anyways, fast forward to finding your channel and I'm in nerd heaven. On top of the great info you present, its also very professionally done with great care. I'm so excited to dive more into this info. Kudos to you brother, you should be proud of these fantastic videos!
Thank you so much! I agree our side of the world is not covered as much as medieval Europe. Glad you enjoyed it and appreciate the support!
Funny how that works isn't it? Our history is covered up.
Ru muslim or maronate Christian???
Thank you brother I learned so many. Upload more videos like this!
I'm writing a fantasy series in a world heavily inspired by arab cultures during this approximate time. My husband is Arab himself, but unfortunately hasn't had a lot of education about it, and hasn't been able to help me much, so thanks a lot for the help.
I'm actually using this to help inspire a new character design, honestly this was so helpful❤
Fantastic! Textile trade from the Arab world to Eruope was prolific, Europe sought silks and cottons and the Arab world sought European wool and linen. Obviously Italy was the epicenter of this trade which is why you see Arabic influences in Itaian fashions.
Absolutely, textile trade was so important for the medieval economy. Italy seemed to be intertwined with the Arab world as well as Spain. Thanks for your insight on this!
Great insight. Absolutely loved it!
Thank you !
I’ve been looking for this, hard to find info as a westerner
Great job, my new favorite channel
thanks 🙏
Thank you glad you found it useful!
@@GoldenMiddleAge will you do a video on various styles by region?
My first exposure to different styles was through Turkish and Egyptian friends
Bro that was a really interesting and informative video to watch. Keep it up!
Future video requests: can you do a video on the different types of rings and their “benefits” so to speak.
Thanks mate appreciate it! Definitely, will start research on the topic !
Oh wow... I have been wanting to know these topics in boring detail but I couldn't find it anywhere. It's so rare to find stuff like this. Tysm! Do you recommend further readings or videos on the subject?
Great one TJ so informative ❤
Thank you!
Sometimes I wish men and women still dressed like this.
Thank for this. It's very informative and interesting. I look forward to seeing the promised video of the turban wear of mediaeval
Glad you enjoyed it! I will definitely do something about that topic soon
Learnt fascinating history from this video! Thank you Golden Middle Age, keep up the great work!
Thanks!
Where can I buy these clothes?
Brother… watching you wearing this ..took me back to the rashidun era 🌙 allahuakbar
Afghan, baloch and Mauritanian dress code is most closest to medieval Arab dress
Fantastic work !
Do this work with the caliphate period of Al andalus ?
Oh my god ! i ve never seen an english chanel that does this good work like you do . keep the good work mate .
Thank you!
Loved it ❤️
Thanks!
You looookkk amazing Masha Allah 💘
I love traditional Arabic clothes... You look so handsome I imagine how Rasullulah dressed so beautiful.
Awesome!
I would like to se more of this from different centuries, because for me it's difficult to distinguish Arab fashion from the 8th century to one from the 15th century and there is not much on this topic.
6:58 The Umayyads explore British land
What’s the secret that you love arabs and the golden age so much (thank you btw) ? Appreciate your channel🇩🇿💙🐺
Thank you! I'm Arab myself and I find it very interesting
@@GoldenMiddleAge woow that’s great! Our history is neglected by the world and thank god there are channels like yours man
الحمد ايالله!
I've been trying to find UA-cam channels that cover non-European history for ages, especially ones that cover things like daily life, and not just military history! Please keep up the good work
ما شاء الله!
Any idea where anyone can buy this clothing from? I prefer it over the modern-day arab clothing
Sure, I bought them from wish.com
Mee toooo
Yemenis still dress like that until this day crazy pray for Yemen
Just to let you know the cloth draped over shoulders or the head, here it was green, indicates if you are a descendant of the prophet, this is continued to this day in the Shia community. However if you are a shia seminary student you would wear a black turban if you're a descendant of the prophet or a white turban if you're not, this is also continued to this day.
Good video👍
Thanks!
Could You do, please, a more detailed video about the turban? Size of the cloth and how to tie it.
Hi there 😊
I'm really interested in the robe
Did you purchase it? or have it made? I would like one
OMG his voice is as beautiful as he is.
Levant are not Arabs but arabnised also you have to differentiate between Ethnic The people of the desert regions of the arabian peninsula Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
(2) Arabized people groups : Levantic people groups such as Syrians, Jordanians, Palestinians, Iraq, Lebanese and so forth. These people groups originally had their own languages, until the Arab invasion of their lands and with Islamization, they became Arabized gradually by adopting Arabic . But are genetically different
@@nooraqueen2716 thank you for sharing. Very good information especially for ppl not familiar with the Middle East.
@@nooraqueen2716 That is 100% wrong. You sound like a racist gulf Arab.
DNA evidence proves that the levant and Iraq have higher percentages of Arabic DNA than the gulf. I can send you a link to the study.
We are all Arabs, stop trying to undermine us with your bigoted statements.
@@nooraqueen2716 كلكم حبشة وهنود. ما بيكم عربي واحد
@@greatarabia8091 levant abs North Africa are not Arab they are arabnised! Arabs come from Arabian pensuila Now most people would say that the Muslim invasions have ended the old civilizations and peoples who were replaced by Arab people and Arabic language. The Arabs were a minority, they did not have the huge populations of Levant, Egypt or Mesopotamia, a city like Constantinople would have had more people than most of the Arabian Peninsula. Having these people replaced by ethnic Arabs in 2000 years is impossible, for reference the entire peninsula is barely hitting 50 Million including Yemen. North Africa and the Levantine are at 349 million
So the people who had lived there for at least 5000 years have not been the exact same, but they did not have enough diverting genes to make them that whole lot different from Europeans. Many Levantine people would have a somewhat white skin and soft hair akin to the Turks who came later and mixed with the locals.
Wow. Masha Allah.
Are there any books about this topic that you can provide? Thank you
Where can I get these pieces? Looking to put together an Abassid era soldier kit. I can find armor and helmets but where can I get the regular clothes?
I love your videos. I would love to wear medieval arabian garb to ren fairs but I'm not sure how appropriate it would be, as i'm of irish decent lol what is your outlook on this?
Mashalah brother, can you do a video about diet next?
I will put it on the list for sure!
لبيك اللهم لبيك لبيك لا شريك لك لبيك ان الحمد و النعمة لك و الملك لا شريك لك
Where did you get each clothing piece from ? It would be nice to know
Mashallah You have become an Arab, Arab clothes are beautiful on you
Hi. Where did you buy the green shawl from and can I get it in the uk ???
Hi there, I got this as a gift from Iraq. But you can find them on ebay if you type in for example 'Green Sufi/Shia Scarf' it should appear.
Can you make a video about the iron armor arabs used to wear like lamenar and all ?
From where you bought those clothing set?
Hi! Thanks for the content! Super helpful. Can you tell me how is the vertex of the v neck in the undershirt? How is it fixed from behind? It appears that the upper side is sewed to the collar but the vertex down side where is it tight to? Or it isn't... THANKS!!
I love this, I am a fan of medieval history.
Thank you!
What Website to buy the clothing and gear from?
Interesting. I was just curious as to how the Prophet pbuh might hv dressed.
Btw what is the name of your closing music?
What makes this perfect is you have the perfect kind of beard that the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) encouraged his followers to have I.E. groomed beard and trimmed mustache and the fact that you also have long hair that reached to your ears, just like the prophet himself.
Assalamualaikum greeting from. Indonesia
4:19 before you see any example of clothing.
Vest was like t shirt first
If only arab nowadays wore what they predecessors used to wear, it would be fantastic..nowadays they are wearing the ghitra which is a pain when it comes to Salah.
This video is not entirely correct, ancient Arabs did not really dress that differently than modern Gulf Arabs. The turban he shows in the video was only worn in Hejaz where the prophet came from.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement you are wrong,The ancient Arabs used to wear the turban and the robes, but what the people of the Gulf wear today came from the peoples of Mesopotamia, and there are clay tablets showing the peoples of Mesopotamia wearing the shemagh and the headband
@@gilgamesh-antara Newsflash! Arabs originally came from around Iraq and Syria before moving into Arabia thousands of years ago. And the people you are seeing are Semitic delegates visiting the Sumerian king. So the headdress belonged to the Semites not Mesopotamians.
Turbans in Arabia came from Persia and were only worn in Hejaz due to heavy trade with Persia and India. That is why you will never seen someone from a different region ever wearing a turban.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement
Turbans are from arabia and mesopotemia
@@assia-tu7zo Nope, turbans originated in Central Asia. Arabs don't wear turbans.
what's the ending music background name?
What would they wear in winter?
No offense to you, Bilal, but you need to work on your close-up framings :P
why u violating 😕
YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB, I Wish You get more support
Thank you!
The old Arabian dresses are beautiful than today's Arabian dress
Yes agreed!
where did you get the clothes?
I still like Altaïr’s outfit better…😉
Altair is a legend
يقلع ام المقطع الجامد. استمر
Hello!!! Great video and info. I'm huge fan of Middle Age Europe and world. I hope get lucky and may be you or someone in your community can help: I'm writing about hashshashins for a fiction project, I would like to know more about the "ninja" kind of suit they used to were. I talking about the persian secret lethal force fighting in the cruzades and also at the sunii vs chiita earliest conflicts. I wish to know the name of the top, button and over-all elements, and matherials even if it is not very specific or accurate to have a general idea. Thank you very much! Saludos desde México.
Well done to you young man.
Thanks!
Looking good and handsome.
For those westerners....Thats how Jesus looks like at the end there......
ماشاء الله
U didn't showed pants...
The didnt need pants when their clothing covered their whole bodies.
@@MAli-jw2eq 😂😂😂
Arabs didn’t wear pants
@@ChromeMan04
Oh really ?! And how do you think they could ride a horse or a camel without something that functions as a trousers or pants or slacks ?!!
I read your comments (not just yours but all the rest including the channel owner and you make me laugh).
Any way . . the videos is not accurate enough. Arabs did not wear layers over layers in Arabia obviously because of the weather. They would though in winter and in regions where the climate is coolers. Arabians of the middle ages are as smart as anyone. Why would they suffocate themselves with all these cloths?! Besides many of them were poor and did not have many pieces of garment to wear. You guys need to read Islamic history.
As for you owner of the channel, you are not doing proper research before you make your videos. Its a shame that none Arabs watch your channel and they believe whatever you are claiming it to be true and factual. Shame on you if you are indeed as you claim to be an Arab!! Shame !!
@@DonCaprioni bruh you are insane. Arabs were not originally horse riders but camel riders and nomads. Why would they need pants? They wore robes like a thobe which modern Saudis wear and it’s better suited for the desert climate. Pants were invented in Central Asia by the Aryans and wore often wore in semi arid or colder climates.
can you dress up like the sahabah plz
Islam made Few more upgrades
you look like a great muslim..
🤲
Only Hejazis dressed like that but most Arabs didn’t dress that differently than modern Arabs like Saudis.
What's your name and are you muslim?
More accurately would be a shirt and pants. The shirt was longer and hung below the weist. Maybe below the bum. And the pants was more like Aladin style pants. They would wear this because they were either on Camel back or horse back. So it wouldn't make sense to wear a long thobe because then the thobe would tear when mounting the Camel. They would wear an outer garment yes. Also turban yes. And stick yes. Shoes was mostly saddles. Tailor made sandles was for the rich like mus'ab ibn umair before I he accepted Islam.
What you described is Shalvar Kameez which is traditional Afghan clothing worn in Afghanistan & Pakistan. Arabs did not wear this but the traditional standard thobe common throughout Arabia.
Also, you don't ride a camel the same you ride a horse.
Hate Turbans, robes, loose and impractical. Ottomans did it better with fez, but still had the tacky loose clothing.
You giving me jesus vibes
Always the stick with these Arabs 😂
They resemble Jesus' clothes
So they dressed like Persians?
Persians dressed like us. This is our clothes stop stealing every arab thing
@@axr7943 Turbans are Perso-Afghan regalia mate. You guys wear thobe and ghutra.
@@GreaterAfghanistanMovement thobe and gutra is the new traditional clothes, arabs before wore this and it’s an arab thing so many proves about this do you think the prophet wore thobe and gutra🤣.. the persians took it after they became muslim but it isnt their culture
@@axr7943 Yes the prophet would wear a thobe on Eid and majority of Arabs during his time were nomadic Bedouins who would wear a ghutra because its more suitable for desert climate.
You Semites need to stop stealing Aryan culture and clothing all the time. Stick to your thawb and Ghutra.
@@axr7943 "arab thing" lol. People in Central Asia and North Africa have been wearing turbans way before they had any interaction with Arabs and the Persians have had a culture before Islam. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) did wear a thobe on special occasions like Eid but the majority of Arabia at the time was nomadic and they wore the ghutra because its more suitable for desert climate.
Just stop arabizing cultures that don't belong to you!
Levant are not Arabs but arabnised stop calling yourself Arabs
بعدين مع اهلك يا هنديه ؟
Ur wrong
We wuz phoenician and shit
Lol mad
The oldest Arabic scripts are found in south Syria and north saudi Arabia