The Abbasid Caliphate Medieval History Documentary (750-833)
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Date: 2022-09-10
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hamza
The Abbasids are Turks / Persians And all the scholars and leaders from the Persians, Turks, Chaldeans, Sumerians, Syriacs, Assyrians, Jews,
and I didn't find a single Arab scholar
except Ahmed bin Hanbal He is not a scientist, thinker, philosopher, linguist, physician, mathematician, or historian with the mentality of Herodotus or the Chinese historians.
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The Abbasids are Turks / Persians And all the scholars and leaders from the Persians, Turks, Chaldeans, Sumerians, Syriacs, Assyrians, Jews,
and I didn't find a single Arab scholar
except Ahmed bin Hanbal He is not a scientist, thinker, philosopher, linguist, physician, mathematician, or historian with the mentality of Herodotus or the Chinese historians.
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Mamoshi
What so sad is that many of the so called Arabic sientist and poem writers were persians but had to take Arabic names and write in Arabic or they had big problems, likely they were killed if they could not speak Arabic. and now because people dont know much we call them Arabic sientist or poem writers.
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What so sad is that many of the so called Arabic sientist and poem writers were persians but had to take Arabic names and write in Arabic or they had big problems, likely they were killed if they could not speak Arabic. and now because people dont know much we call them Arabic sientist or poem writers.
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Phillip
I think the translation of Greek knowledge into Arabic being its only saviour is a commonly held fallacy and simply untrue. what about the eastern Roman Empire / Byzantium or indeed plenty of westerners like the Holy Roman Empire too. knowledge was not just simply lost or abandoned in a dark age
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I think the translation of Greek knowledge into Arabic being its only saviour is a commonly held fallacy and simply untrue. what about the eastern Roman Empire / Byzantium or indeed plenty of westerners like the Holy Roman Empire too. knowledge was not just simply lost or abandoned in a dark age
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Muneiro
It is said the books of the House of Wisdom in Baghdad were so numerous, the Mongols used them to construct makeshift bridges for their army to cross.
Apparently this is the origin of the saying the rivers turned black for days due to the ink used.
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It is said the books of the House of Wisdom in Baghdad were so numerous, the Mongols used them to construct makeshift bridges for their army to cross.
Apparently this is the origin of the saying the rivers turned black for days due to the ink used.
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Christian
It did not matter that the Latin and Greek was translated to Arabic because the European Renaissance started when scholars went into Christian monasteries and rediscovered Roman and Greek texts. The Arabs had nothing to do with Europe's reawakening.
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It did not matter that the Latin and Greek was translated to Arabic because the European Renaissance started when scholars went into Christian monasteries and rediscovered Roman and Greek texts. The Arabs had nothing to do with Europe's reawakening.
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Gabriel
Beautiful presentation. Thank you. Also like the British accent. Three defining moments in history, the fall of Baghdad, the fall of Constantinople, and the fall of the Ummayad Caliphate in al-Andalus(Spain, not to mention Carthage and others.
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Beautiful presentation. Thank you. Also like the British accent. Three defining moments in history, the fall of Baghdad, the fall of Constantinople, and the fall of the Ummayad Caliphate in al-Andalus(Spain, not to mention Carthage and others.
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CarthagoMike
Imagine comparing Raid to the best console and PC titles out there
Even if it is a sponsor spot and they sponsored a great video, those are still claims that one would not expect a historian to make.
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Imagine comparing Raid to the best console and PC titles out there
Even if it is a sponsor spot and they sponsored a great video, those are still claims that one would not expect a historian to make.
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Christian
It only shows half of Sicily under their control. They had the entire Island until Robert Giskard and his brother drove them out with a small army and incredibly gutsy strategy.
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It only shows half of Sicily under their control. They had the entire Island until Robert Giskard and his brother drove them out with a small army and incredibly gutsy strategy.
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Beary
Its AD and BC. Nobody wants C and CE. Im really over this. Get with it dude. This clown shit has me unsubscribing. Cant take history from a dude who can't get right with AD/BC.
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Its AD and BC. Nobody wants C and CE. Im really over this. Get with it dude. This clown shit has me unsubscribing. Cant take history from a dude who can't get right with AD/BC.
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Raf
People often think the separation of religion and the state began in Europe. However this is not true, it began with the Abbasids with the creation of the role of Vizier.
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People often think the separation of religion and the state began in Europe. However this is not true, it began with the Abbasids with the creation of the role of Vizier.
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TheGrandLevel
If only Christians and Muslims made an alliance against the threats from the east rather than raiding, enslaving and crusading against each other respectively.
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If only Christians and Muslims made an alliance against the threats from the east rather than raiding, enslaving and crusading against each other respectively.
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hamza
If we talk about the origin of the Abbasids, they are not Arabs from the Nejd desert or the wasteland of Hejaz or the desert of Sham
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If we talk about the origin of the Abbasids, they are not Arabs from the Nejd desert or the wasteland of Hejaz or the desert of Sham
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education
baghdad fi eam 1256 damara almaghul
baghdad fi eam 2003 damara al'amrikiiyn
baghdad mawara' 2003 damara alfasidin
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baghdad fi eam 1256 damara almaghul
baghdad fi eam 2003 damara al'amrikiiyn
baghdad mawara' 2003 damara alfasidin
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uncommon_name
Shame they burned the Baghdad Library, they must've had copies from other ancient libraries like from Alexandria.
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Shame they burned the Baghdad Library, they must've had copies from other ancient libraries like from Alexandria.
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user
The dark age, also called the muslim golden age. We got the ball & chain, and the sub Saharan slave market, good job.
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The dark age, also called the muslim golden age. We got the ball & chain, and the sub Saharan slave market, good job.
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Donald
I like his brand of UK English so much that i can forgive his pronunciation of the word dynasty.
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I like his brand of UK English so much that i can forgive his pronunciation of the word dynasty.
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