Finally, some Westerner debunked the huge myth for which many Hindus and other Dharmic tradition followers are looked down upon, the Hakenkreuz. Even in our own country we are taught that the sign is called "Swastika" even though it isn't, many people (like Indians) in foreign countries even have faced severe backlash from foreign government and universities for saying that "Swastika is not hakenkreuz". I am happy as an Indian that finally someone from the West understands the difference between our religious symbol and some fanatic dude's banner symbol, and is brave enough to point it out. Wishing for Google to change their misleading translation, asap
The swastika was probably an indoeuropean symbol which was transferred to both buddhism and pre Christian pagan religions in europe, in fact it has been found in bronze age artifacts in denmark and pretty much all over europe
I just watched a clip from this channel on TikTok, and I must say, it's one of the most straightforward and easy-to-understand informational videos I've seen. Thanks for the info 👏
@@Katyushaa also, I've just realized that you posses some "unique" songs.🧐 Alle Waffen Gehen Hitler and Songs of Fatherland for instance (burns my spirit 🔥). I guess you're not some random Kamerad after all, Katyushaa 😈 Nice one
The cresent and star are actually a solar eclipse. This symbol is often seen in the Turkic pyramids built by the Turks before Islam. This is a symbol that the Turks brought to Islam when they converted to Islam.
Owhh seriously? 😮 I thought it was related to various versions like, the dream of Sultan Osman I, Goddess Diana, or even the Battle of Kosovo.. 🤔 perhaps I'll search it up later 😁 Btw, thx for watching the video mate, really appreciate it 👍
@EpistemicLocus Actually, Some says the moon means the Hijri Calendar, moon Calendar, and 5 pointed star means Five Obligatory Prayers, Five Pillars of Faith.
The Crescent moon and star was actually the original symbol of Constantinople, when the Ottomans conquered Constantinople they thought it looked cool so they adopted it. Since the Ottomans where the last and longest lasting caliphate, it became some sort of symbol of victory and a political symbol for Islam I think that is why we still use it even above the domes of mosques to this day
its so hilarious that the germans used a swastika to say ''oh yes good luck hmm yes'' when their entire system was literally garbage and the austrian guy literally stole it practically
@@EpistemicLocus you fool... you've walked right into my trap... the machinations of his mind were in reality, an enigma. the canvas on which you paint your memories on is indeed wood. the castles have no escape. leading deeper into the cave, the transformatives will take over you.
3:08 The crescent on the ottoman empire’s emblem isn’t about islam. It comes from an ancient turkish legend, saying that after a huge battle the blood of soldiers were all over the ground and the moon reflected on to the blood. It’s just a legend however it’s still not about Islam.
@@bonami. Yeah 👍, I heard about it as well. There are various versions of it, 🤔 like the dream of Sultan Osman I about the moon & star, also the Diana version, and the huge battle Kosovo version. Btw, thx a lot for watching and commenting, Bonami 🤗 really appreciate it 😉
as a turk, i love it that you said its not from islam. ( btw right after you said ottoman is islam ) but actually it has a story , which at 1. kosova war the star and crescent-shaped moon, which appeared clearly in the sky on the day of 1389, reflected on the blood flowing from the soldiers on the battlefield and a shape similar to the Turkish flag was formed.
Oh yeah..I heard about the great battle of Kosovo as well. People also told me that other versions were the dream Sultan Osman I and goddess Diana. Btw, thx for watching, mate 🤗
@@is_idk Hey there mate 👋 To be exact, he also believed in other "gods" (Egyptian gods) but he, as the great ruler of Egypt consider himself to be the most exalted one (especially since he also consider himself as the descendant/born of Ra *Ra=God of Sun+Messes=Born of/Son of*. And since you're using the term "Fir'awn/Firaun" (I'm assuming you're a Muslim) we can see it in Surah Al-A'raf verse 127, I quote: The elders of Pharaoh's people said: 'Will you leave alone Moses and his people to spread mischief in the land, and forsake you and your gods? ' Pharaoh replied: 'We will kill their male children and spare their female ones. For indeed we hold irresistible sway over them. ' It is said in that verse "forsake you and your gods". Also, you can search the huge Idols of (Rameses II) in Abu Simbel Temple, Egypt. We will see that the other god's idol (i.e., Ra-Horakhty) are as small as his foot compared to his (bigger statue=more powerful or glory). So yeah, at the very least we can say that, this Rameses II guy sees himself as the equal of "god" or even the greatest god. Hope this helps 🤗🤗
@@is_idkAlso, what basswood said was right 👍 I'm simply giving a general example to show some ankh stuffs😅. But that's not the most important thing, because the most important thing is Subscribe!! 😈 (just kidding mate XD).
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@@alanodonnell4788 hmm..I guess so, because I haven't seen any major group other than wicca/satanist (inverted one) that uses the symbol. Also, the usage in the past era is no longer to be seen (especially mesopotamia and Greek). Unlike swastika, because it is still used nowadays..so yeah, it's pretty much a "scary" symbol now 😔
Finally, some Westerner debunked the huge myth for which many Hindus and other Dharmic tradition followers are looked down upon, the Hakenkreuz. Even in our own country we are taught that the sign is called "Swastika" even though it isn't, many people (like Indians) in foreign countries even have faced severe backlash from foreign government and universities for saying that "Swastika is not hakenkreuz". I am happy as an Indian that finally someone from the West understands the difference between our religious symbol and some fanatic dude's banner symbol, and is brave enough to point it out. Wishing for Google to change their misleading translation, asap
The swastika was probably an indoeuropean symbol which was transferred to both buddhism and pre Christian pagan religions in europe, in fact it has been found in bronze age artifacts in denmark and pretty much all over europe
If I go foreign and I show people swastika , they think I am nazi
I just watched a clip from this channel on TikTok, and I must say, it's one of the most straightforward and easy-to-understand informational videos I've seen. Thanks for the info 👏
@@Katyushaa Yoo Katyushaa 👋 thx a lot for watching 😁
@@Katyushaa also, I've just realized that you posses some "unique" songs.🧐 Alle Waffen Gehen Hitler and Songs of Fatherland for instance (burns my spirit 🔥). I guess you're not some random Kamerad after all, Katyushaa 😈 Nice one
Are u Indonesian?
@@a..4255you mean me?
@@a..4255Hmm..you can call me an "alien" 😅
Guud info
@@Maddjaee 👋 Hey there Madja. Thx a lot for your comment 🤗
The cresent and star are actually a solar eclipse. This symbol is often seen in the Turkic pyramids built by the Turks before Islam. This is a symbol that the Turks brought to Islam when they converted to Islam.
Owhh seriously? 😮 I thought it was related to various versions like, the dream of Sultan Osman I, Goddess Diana, or even the Battle of Kosovo.. 🤔 perhaps I'll search it up later 😁 Btw, thx for watching the video mate, really appreciate it 👍
@EpistemicLocus Actually, Some says the moon means the Hijri Calendar, moon Calendar, and 5 pointed star means Five Obligatory Prayers, Five Pillars of Faith.
@@Radishgingy I see..😯
@@Radishgingy I saw those too.
@@EpistemicLocus always ^_^
Nice video my friend easy and simple to understand ❤
@@Histor_Lover 👋 hey man, thx a lot for visiting and watching the video. 🤗
He didn’t practice Buddhism or Jainism but he definitely knew of those religions and admired them. That’s why he named his band Nirvana.
The Crescent moon and star was actually the original symbol of Constantinople, when the Ottomans conquered Constantinople they thought it looked cool so they adopted it.
Since the Ottomans where the last and longest lasting caliphate, it became some sort of symbol of victory and a political symbol for Islam
I think that is why we still use it even above the domes of mosques to this day
As a hindu i thank you 🙏
@@juljul123 no problem mate 🤗 thx for watching the video 👍
Just a small fact, ancient india had 45degree tilted swatika coins...@@EpistemicLocus
2:22 FINALLY SOMEONE WHO KNOWS THIS
Ankh❤🇪🇬
its so hilarious that the germans used a swastika to say ''oh yes good luck hmm yes'' when their entire system was literally garbage
and the austrian guy literally stole it practically
Ahh yes, perhaps what the Austrian painter meant was "good luck living in this chaos"😢
@@EpistemicLocus wouldnt that make you
*support them?*
@@superpear64h-how come? 😦
@@EpistemicLocus you fool... you've walked right into my trap...
the machinations of his mind were in reality, an enigma. the canvas on which you paint your memories on is indeed wood. the castles have no escape. leading deeper into the cave, the transformatives will take over you.
🤨...
0:01 not that german symbol💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
🤫😈
What’s so surprised about a symbol? Never heard of history?
BILL CIPHER! (i couldnt resist sorry)
@@lil_beans15 🧐
3:08 The crescent on the ottoman empire’s emblem isn’t about islam. It comes from an ancient turkish legend, saying that after a huge battle the blood of soldiers were all over the ground and the moon reflected on to the blood. It’s just a legend however it’s still not about Islam.
@@bonami. Yeah 👍, I heard about it as well. There are various versions of it, 🤔 like the dream of Sultan Osman I about the moon & star, also the Diana version, and the huge battle Kosovo version. Btw, thx a lot for watching and commenting, Bonami 🤗 really appreciate it 😉
Thank you for explaining the crescent and star, most of people keep getting confusing on this
@@Alvo1sC 🤗🤗
1:44 I mean they're not wrong. Both languages are Indo-European.
as a turk, i love it that you said its not from islam. ( btw right after you said ottoman is islam ) but actually it has a story , which at 1. kosova war the star and crescent-shaped moon, which appeared clearly in the sky on the day of 1389, reflected on the blood flowing from the soldiers on the battlefield and a shape similar to the Turkish flag was formed.
Oh yeah..I heard about the great battle of Kosovo as well. People also told me that other versions were the dream Sultan Osman I and goddess Diana. Btw, thx for watching, mate 🤗
@@EpistemicLocus cool vid m8
All Muslims know it’s not a symbol of Islam idk why you need to say “as a turk”
@@mlgdigimon because im turk and i wanted them know that im turk
3:33 wait.. bill cipher on a dollar bill? dollar bill cipher? erm??!??!
Friend: “Can I borrow a dollar bill?” Me: “oh, you mean this?” *shows bill cipher on a dollar bill
No
i will touch you lil nga
@@Unkown_23-134 Oh, ok then. Do you want this then? *shows hospital bill*
9:30 bro think bro’s chainsawman (the “too active” image)
😈
@@EpistemicLocus😦
Did u know that the ankh is in minecraft on the desert temples?
@@stopmotionguy1932 🧐 oh indeed
But isnt pharaoh/fir'awn doesnt believe in god but himself?
That was just fir'awn, one pharoah (I'm guessing your referring to the Ankh)
He's talking about Egypt and it's mythology in general.
@@The_BassWood_Who_Cried_Pancake also iluminati too
@@is_idk Hey there mate 👋 To be exact, he also believed in other "gods" (Egyptian gods) but he, as the great ruler of Egypt consider himself to be the most exalted one (especially since he also consider himself as the descendant/born of Ra *Ra=God of Sun+Messes=Born of/Son of*. And since you're using the term "Fir'awn/Firaun" (I'm assuming you're a Muslim) we can see it in Surah Al-A'raf verse 127, I quote:
The elders of Pharaoh's people said: 'Will you leave alone Moses and his people to spread mischief in the land, and forsake you and your gods? ' Pharaoh replied: 'We will kill their male children and spare their female ones. For indeed we hold irresistible sway over them. '
It is said in that verse "forsake you and your gods". Also, you can search the huge Idols of (Rameses II) in Abu Simbel Temple, Egypt. We will see that the other god's idol (i.e., Ra-Horakhty) are as small as his foot compared to his (bigger statue=more powerful or glory). So yeah, at the very least we can say that, this Rameses II guy sees himself as the equal of "god" or even the greatest god. Hope this helps 🤗🤗
@@is_idkAlso, what basswood said was right 👍 I'm simply giving a general example to show some ankh stuffs😅. But that's not the most important thing, because the most important thing is Subscribe!! 😈 (just kidding mate XD).
@@EpistemicLocus thanks sir🙇
That's a Pentacle not a Pentagram. Pentacle = Pentagram + Circle
@@Damion.Turner oh my, then pardon me, I'll remember it 😅 Btw thx for your comment Damion, really appreciate it 😁
By the way, the spelling of Isis is "ee-sis" not "ai-sis", to avoid conflating the Goddess' name to a terrorist group 😁
スワスティカ大好き
@@Sign_Person えっと、卍じゃないですか？😅
@@Sign_Person ところで見てくれてありがとう。🤗
bruh this is a joke comment
i didn't even put any effort into this,i just used google translate-
@@Sign_Person owhh sorry, I missed the joke 🤣 I thought you were a real japanese🇯🇵
The Ottoman took that symbol when they Conquer city of Constantinople they took it because they want to be the new Roman Empire
Well most of the symbols come from Iraq no wonder why every hate it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think i know the name but i don't want to say his name
🤔💀
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Hey there, thx for offering 😄 however, I currently don't need a script writer nor video editor, I mainly do things by myself 🙏 best of luck with your business tho.
I can see what that symbol of Satan means now?
@@alanodonnell4788 hmm..I guess so, because I haven't seen any major group other than wicca/satanist (inverted one) that uses the symbol. Also, the usage in the past era is no longer to be seen (especially mesopotamia and Greek).
Unlike swastika, because it is still used nowadays..so yeah, it's pretty much a "scary" symbol now 😔
@@EpistemicLocus Since Hell is where you go if you Sinned to much. And where Lucifer is to.
@@alanodonnell4788 (ಠ_ಠ)>⌐■-■
How did you edit video brother?
Owhh hey 👋 it's kinda simple. I just put the frame of pictures in video editing software and adjust the length of each frames..
@@EpistemicLocus what software? Name please
@@nbhhcghgfyg owhh, you can use CapCut for this
The Christian cross may have been partially derived from the Egyptian ankh.
Islam symbol is basically nothing
We don't have a confirmed symbol however the prophet Muhammed was reported to use 🏴🏳️ as a symbol
Ankh shield???
?🧐