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Please keep up your good work in English. I think those who are interested and don't know English will find auto generated subtitles as helpful. Keep it up. You are really doing a good work on Islam.
I clicked on the video out of curiosity. I am an atheist. I appreciate the open-eyed look at history. If something can be destroyed by the truth, it deserves to be destroyed. Thank you.
How ironic given the situation today that Yemen used to be Jewish, and Jordan (or most of what is Jordan today), Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt used to be Christian.
Yemen used to be Jewish until Israel was established and started abducting their kids so they could be used for farm labor with Operation: Magic Carpet.
Most intriguing part was, why the deliberately chosen white stone and red stone, and there were only three Kaaba that its corner were adorned by stones. Thank you for this video
From the earliest moments possible humans will pick up a unique looking stone. For some reason we then naturally try to build something with them. As a fish swims, as a monkey climbs, people build.
I am An Arab (Syrian) Christian and we remember the slaughter of the the Christians at Najran by the Yemenite Jews and how the Eithiopian Christians avenged us. This is also recorded by early Muslim, Hanafi, Jewish and Pagan sources
As an Israelite and an historian I can assure you it was because they were trying to enslave the children of the Most High G-d. Some of us know that as Israelites we have no friends. This is why there are two different groups of Caucasian invaders pretending to two different groups of Black people in Palestine. Shalom
@ what seems random that I referenced an event described in the video? I know you westerners hate your history, have no god and love to apologize for having white skin but the rest of the world is not like you. My religion, people and history are very important to me
😂 sure bro.. like yemeni jewish tribes and Christians slaughtered each other a lot like 1500 years ago in yemen/Ethiopia.. but no one really remember this.. "we" Lol most syrian Christians barely remember their own language 😂😂
Came here from the Esoteric Guardian comment section who made a totally unsourced video on this. This video could be used in a classroom. Very well made and professional
Oh... Well, I'm happy to have you here friends! Hope to have clarified your doubts. Didn't expect that the disappointment in a video can cause an Exodus to a new one. :) Cheers!
Spectacular study. As a Muslim, even though we know most of this in passing, that there were other gods and kabahs, this amount of detail is hardly revealed as well as the excellent connection to more ancient religions of which I'm also a scholar!
It means, the claim that Kaabah build by Ibrahim could be lied not historical..the claims that quran full of logic and scients could be false claim or a lie
So true especially since saudi's are removing islamic history as well. Making it so modern does not help people or kids to have a picture of how things were.
_You provide well articulated and concise documentary from reliable sources. As an ex Muslim, I find this very interesting and it makes me more confident that I left the religion. Your videos deserve millions of views seriously._
It would also make sense that they would when they were becoming nomadic, they tended to be towards a moon worship because if you’re in a hot desert, it doesn’t make any sense to travel like that in the middle of the day where you can die from exhaustion. It makes more sense to hunker down in the daytime and then observe the moon in the stars at night soit makes all sorts. It makes all the difference or it makes all the sense.
@@Polska_Editsturkish flag has but also moom was a symbol of ottoman empire before roman empire but is not symbol of Islam is also symbol of one of gods of hinduisim
Even in Hinduism, the oldest god Shiva is worshipped through a tall upright stone called Shiva-linga. All the other gods & goddesses are worshipped through their idols but Shiva is worshipped through Shiva-linga.
Who are you, what is your information source?.....not every place was kaba, they were pagan temples where idols were worshiped. According to a comment,you are an EX- Muslim......There is no EX-Muslum crap, either you are a Muslim or you are not.,have your Peace with that..... Religion is a matter of free choice. How much are you paid to make this video with your unpleasant accent, it is nasal n irritating.....Get your act together and live with your whatsoever philosophy?.....
Absolutely fascinating! This fills in so much history for me. I had no idea there were other cubes or other gods represented within them or that they were water wells!
It would be impossible to go around the temple since it was located in a corner of old Jerusalem, that means that there were walls on each side of the temple. That would make it impossible to go around the entire temple, and if you mean going around the Holy Place, it would not be possible either because of the shape of the esplanade.
Great video! Tip: if you lower or remove the higher pitched music, you will get lots of repeat views from sleep playlists. People who need voices to sleep are desperate to find channels that aren't A.I. now. Especially if there is no music at the beginning or end.
@@VladRacovitaENOk. But they may be using AI too because you can hear the unnatural way a sentence is spoken sometimes that only a machine would do. Maybe they have just an AI editor after narrating that changes it a bit? IDK. Great content though. Really appreciate learning about this.
Well researched and a very good documentary! This shows us that paganism was and is much more deep routed than what people realise. Starting from mankinds very early history, even Abraham had to confront it in his day. Naturally it overlaps and hence influences onto other newer abrahamic scripture authors.
Thank you very much Gulampatel! We will discuss further prophets, including Abraham, and how they emerged according to the historical contexts they were born in. It may take one year though, at the time being we're working on a video about Israel and Palestine, the full origins of the two national identities and we expect to post it by first of February
Hey Eubiw! I'm actually pretty lucky. I'm creating content that is attracting mostly history enthusiasts. This video has 94% of likes, despite half of viewers coming from Muslim countries. On the pre-islamic arabia video it is 93% with 330.000 views, and only one comment that mentions "Palestine". I received only one single threat so far. One Indian Muslim was proposing in the comment section that Muslims had to find me, cut me and feed to dogs. Hey. Just a very small inconvenience down the road. I have an amazing audience, despite how critical the videos are against religion.
This answered a lot of my questions and the history of Arabia. The tawaf or going round 7 times could also be because of the silk road which had many buddist temples on the way. They traded more than silk i am sure and also because arabs traded with many other countries by sea. Romans also used christianity to hold more power as the pre christian romans had many gods and were very divided. The world back then was so different to what it is today!
They did. But most likely they would take a share. I found a piece which adds info on this during my research, not much though. In the Biography of Prophet Muhammad by Ibn Hisham you can find that once there was a man who tried to steal the treasure at the bottom of the well, but, apparently, there was a giant snake inside of the well, protecting it, with the head as big as a sheep. Most likely this was a story to scare the people off and not try to get the treasure stored at the bottom. Regardless, what we know is that a door was then added to the basic structure of the Kaaba, the level was raised above ground and probably closed by key and guarded day and night so that nobody, except the priests in charge of the 'istiqsam entered.
Timecode: 02:06 - Chapter 1 - When the Kaaba of Mecca housed hundreds of gods 24:36 - Chapter 2 - The others Kaaba(s) of pre-islamic Arabia 33:43 - Chapter 3 - Why did Arabs worship stones? | Stone fetishism of pre-islamic Arabia and the fire coming down from the sky
In Sanskrit Kupa means well. Perhaps the word Kaaba would have come from the cube structure near the Kupa (well) that could be identified from distance to any thirsty person. In Hindu Shiva temples of India, the well water inside the temple is considered sacred and equivalent to Ganga. Perhaps the gam-gam sound of Ganga changed to zam-zam which is also considered sacred. The water of Ganges that comes from ice melting from the Himalayas contains high minerals that it doesn’t go bad even if one keeps it for many years. Therefore it is common practice for Hindus even today to store Ganga in a tiny sealed copper pot and administer it to quench the final thirst of a dying person. It is considered that he would rest in peace. The word Shiva in Sanskrit translates to Peace. And the word Islam too means the same.
Kupa is not Sanskrit. Its hindi. The Hindu faith always flourished near fast flowing perennial rivers. People of yester years weren't that mad that they will go into a desert country without water and vegetation and speaking strange languages. Sugriv of Valmiki Ramayana speaks of Middle eastern public and of course it was pre islamic. He says don't venture into their lands or pluck and dates from their trees. These arabic land people are very quarrelsome and grumpy. They have some sheeps and dates nothing else to survive with except stealing and warring. Shiva doesn't mean peace in Sanskrit. The word Shiva has been ordained to Rudra later on. Rather Rudra is the God of destruction storms and thunder and he is the giver of grief which brings in tears. The Indus Valley script which has recently been deciphered supports the facts laid out here.
Imagine Alexander the Great didn't die at a young age, but was allowed to conquer Arabia as he wanted to do. Christianity and Islam may not have arisen at all. But maybe Buddhism would have been the main religion of Europe and the Middle East or maybe the whole of Eurasia. As the Greek in Afghanistan converted to Buddhism and were the once who introduced the Buddha sculptures like those in Afghanistan and everywhere else in Asia. Christianity itself was heavily influenced by Buddhism and Taoism, if you read the evangelical writings closely.
Wow, this documentary is really well-produced and gives some fascinating insights into the significance of the Kaaba. However, I'm curious about the idea that all these other "Kaabas" are in some way lesser or not as important. Different cultures have their own sacred sites that hold deep meaning for them, and I think it’s worth recognizing that not every belief system can be compared on the same scale. Would love to hear others' thoughts on this!
In Islam actually Hajar Aswad stone's color isn't black but white, Hajar Aswad stone turn into black slowly coz many of sinner touch Hajar Aswad stone. But idk in reality Hajar Aswad really really originally white or already black in the first time (this story is fake).
Hajar-e-Aswad is a cosmic stone originally almost light blue in color. The stone first broken during the Mesopotamian from yemeni raids when the king asked Arabs to pledge allegiance to him. That is when for the first time the stone was put together and binded with iron alloy. The second time during the ottoman empire it was stolen by Ismailis and taken away. The then caliph was so angry that he gave the Shia’s of Persia a deadline to convince the Ismailis to return it or else he would destroy the entire Persian land, that is when the broken pieces of the Hajar was returned and one stone was retained in Turkey before sending the rest back to arabia and a mold compound of carbon (Tar) was put together to glue the hajar in place and a stronger metal alloy was used to case it so that no one could ever steal it. This is the contemporary state of the hajar. None of the ottoman caliphs ever performed hajj. They instead went and saw the Hajar (the stone that was retained) in the Mehmet Pasha mosque (named after the then Prime Minister). That stone is still there in turkey.
Great vid. I wonder what the English epithet of "Hubal" translates to be. I assume it is a compound of "Hu and Baal". Many "-bal" name variants pop up around the Semitic world, including Hani-bal of Punic War fame.
Hey! I would suggest you to take a look at our documentary called: "GOD IS.." on this channel because it rightly addresses exactly this point, how the name of god, and its characteristics change through time from Sumeria to modern times. Baal means "Lord", and it was the most common name the Middle Eastern Civilizations would call their most important gods to avoid pronouncing their names! The Hu- in front we dont really know. Some hypothesized "Lord of the Springs"
It's worth considering that Christianity in the peninsula was not only the result of roman missionaries, but was also largely based on the Christians which fled from the Roman empire after the council of Nicaea... This might also indicate why so many of Islam's fables and narrative speak in biblical and Aramaic linguistics but reject Trinitarianism almost stubbornly
That's a very good point Ghassan! Unfortunately for brevity's sake, we have to cut so much info out. I always feel guilt for cutting paragraphs and details.
I was subscrbed to the Esoteric Guardian channel, which made an awful video about this topic, so badly written and unsourced that I wanted to find more info, Thank Teskatlipoka I found your channel and this video which I find very high quality and well researched
Oh... It never happened so far that people say they come to my channel after being disappointed by a previous video xD. Well, thank you very much Tlilkouatl! Hope to have clarified your doubts on this topic! We have many more coming, although not specifically anymore on pre-islamic Arabia. Now we're working on the origins of the Biblical Manna, then on the origins of Israel, Palestine and God. Cheers!
I have many circles, and though I don't intentionally walk around them, I do need to mow, so, I walk thousands of circles around them, fire, temples, stones, and trees in them, and like they pray for rain and get ground water, I get 30,000gallons I must pump out of the ground, just to stay above water, but not my direct naibors, also, I and the 4th of 7 men of the same name, the last 3 had 7 children with one woman each. My next temple is going on a holy rock on the old way to the waters of the world, with my home is oriented, it is my second temple there, no idles this time, its simply gold
Hey Vlad!!! I wanna ask something. Is this right zamzam well never get drought even though Saudi Arabia is very dry country and zamzam water is really special not like regular water based science like what Muslims said?
Hey Slothy! Happy to see you back. No, it can't dry, unless the acquifer below Mecca (underground water, finishes). Water is sourced from underground also for farming all around Arabia and in desertic countries in general. For the second part. No, the water from the Zamzam, scientifically, is no special compared to any other water.
I am a Muslim and I have the gift of revealing the energies of things. Zamzam water is not ordinary at all. It has great energy. Even those places have high spiritual energy, especially madina
No, I have not. If it's ''normal comment'' that is later deleted, I cannot see it. If it was a reply to a comment of mine, there could have been a notification, but probably got buried with the other notifications. I saw this comment though. What was it about?
@@VladRacovitaEN At Saturday I watched a short video about person that just realize he don't have enough money to pay for his food after he eat all his food. I comment at his video "Perasaan itu cuma 5rb deh. 🗿" but I get bug on my RUclips so RUclips send my comment to ur video not to the video about ppl that don't have money to pay his food, after I realize RUclips send my comment to wrong video I deleted my comment quickly. Actually my comment is also typo, I should say "seribu" not "5rb" coz the money that he have actually is RP 1000 not RP 5000. This's his video: ruclips.net/user/shorts6YWIdzwiB3c?si=diI5yQvuo_eSQ2Wi
Kaaba means “cube” or “cup” which is a loan word from nearest Indo European languages such as Greek, Kurdish, Old Iranian or Latin. So the names tell lots about development of a religion and the set of laws we call religion today are actually “regimes” of that time.
Thank you very much for the information. I used to talk about it and get other people angry. Most of the Muslims do not understand that the present KABA in Saudi Arabia is not Kaba where Muhammad (S) was born and raised. Saudi Kaba Was officially accepted by Abbasides in 749 AD ie !17 years after the death of the holy prophet to crush the Umayyad History. Holy prophet did never know this Sadi Kaba.
@@whenindoubtsmile1996 there was no iran or saudi at the time. do not confuse modern for the past. the prophets house was in mecca.. how do we know? becauce the saudi government destroyed it.. and now they have ski resorts in places where we were warned not to go to. (alula, petra etc.)
There are no non-Muslims sources. Early Muslims destroyed most of the archeological evidence. What remains is few post-Islamic literary sources, from which, piece by piece, past can be imagined, as long as you remove the religious part of it!
Yes there were many other Kaaba’s, just like many other temples. However it was believed the Meccan one is linked to Abraham and therefore makes it unique!
It's important that, beyond ''being believed'' that it was built by Abraham, it was also ''really built'' by him for the Islamic narrative to have a base of truth!
wkwkwk xD. Well, actually his name includes 4 letters more, it's a popular Arabic derived/Muslim name, but because he doesn't want to have issues with Indonesia or attract too much recognition, then he opted for this ''Mas''.
In 1910 Ivan Panin, a Russian/ American Harvard math genius and linguistic expert, proved the Bible mathematically. Watch - Math proves the Bible. Most recently a 30 year veteran cold case criminologist J. Warner Wallace proved the Bible forensically in his book, Person of Interest. His testimony would convince any jury of the veracity of the Bible. Some of the amazing things in the Bible include the prophecy of the fall of Tyre and the prophecy of Alexander the great. Bible firsts include knowing life being in the blood long before modern science, or the Bible knowing about mountains and currents in the oceans or how the earth hangs on nothing. You should know about the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus and the impossible odds of that happening. The Bible is a reliable collection of historical documents written down by eye witnesses during the lifetime of other eye witnesses. They report to us supernatural events that took place in fulfillment of specific prophecies and claim that the writings are divine rather than human in origin. The Bible has also been proven archaeologically, historically and linguistically. 2 Peter 1:16 For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of his majesty.
To be honest. Whichever the religion, as long as a human needs to create phyisical objects out of whatever the material, doesn't matter if as small as a talisman, or as big as a temple, then any object which is not abstract can be considered an idol, and any form of religious ritual as a form of idolatry.
@@BestDemo55The Pagans also thought the same when they pray in front of a statue, it's only a mediator between you and God, not the God himself, but somehow it's different and wrong while Muslim is right
@@BestDemo55 it is still material form, the shape of it does not make it different when its essence is to pray to God. Not the statue itself. Also most Pagans back then prayed abstractly in a sanctified place, not in front of any object.
I am a Hindu from India. If you want to experience and see what is discussed about Ziggurat and marriage of gods, come to India. Especially to the south. Every month Gods are married. We worship Murthys or Vigrahas , the statues of gods carved in stone housing the force of god and harnessed through mantras and yantras and then they are worshipped as the embodiment of infinite, all pervading almighty’s limited grace . The power and impact of the deity increases as the force is harnessed and invited through mantras into the vigraha or the stone statues consecrated in a unique vedic way. It increases day by day.
In 1910 Ivan Panin, a Russian/ American Harvard math genius and linguistic expert, proved the Bible mathematically. Watch - Math proves the Bible. Most recently a 30 year veteran cold case criminologist J. Warner Wallace proved the Bible forensically in his book, Person of Interest. His testimony would convince any jury of the veracity of the Bible. Some of the amazing things in the Bible include the prophecy of the fall of Tyre and the prophecy of Alexander the great. Bible firsts include knowing life being in the blood long before modern science, or the Bible knowing about mountains and currents in the oceans or how the earth hangs on nothing. You should know about the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus and the impossible odds of that happening. The Bible is a reliable collection of historical documents written down by eye witnesses during the lifetime of other eye witnesses. They report to us supernatural events that took place in fulfillment of specific prophecies and claim that the writings are divine rather than human in origin. The Bible has also been proven archaeologically, historically and linguistically. 2 Peter 1:16 For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of his majesty.
@Darkest_matter At least learn how to spell. That's what you and the other pendejo have in common. You're uneducated, sad and just overall insufferable human beings
Someone let David Wood and Apostate Prophet see this, I want to hear their commentary over this documentary. Very nice video by the way, I appreciate the illustrations and the way you included sources for each excerpt. Although it is very islam-centric in terms of eye witness evidence, but I understand how theres a lack of any other records other than islamic ones, where the lack of archaeological evidence did not help this either.
We genuinely want to be noticed by them :), so if by any chance you or other viewers somehow manage to bring our videos on pre islamic Arabia to their attention, we would be immensely happy. While creators like David Wood, Apostate Prophet, Esoterica, Religion for Breakfast, Alex O'Connor, and others tend to 'talk' about the intricacies of religions, we really strive to bring those details to life visually, thanks to my excellent editor. Creating a video about pre-Islamic Arabia is quite challenging. There’s very little archaeological evidence, and even when some exists, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia restricts scholars from examining the Kaaba, the surrounding soil, and much of Mecca and Medina to verify it. The few literary sources we have are not only scarce but also biased-and sometimes even fake! For example, the letter Muhammad supposedly sent to Byzantine Emperor Heraclius is widely considered a forgery created after his death. However, if you're careful with the details, you can still often find pieces of historical information in these 'biased' sources that give you a valuable glimpse into that period, such as the fact that there were many statues around the Kaaba, how it changed in shape, what was put inside of it, the well at the bottom that later dried in which the treasures were given as offerings, the fact that there were many wells all around Mecca prompting to make us think that somehow, the existence of the Kaaba was tightly linked to that of water in the area (in pre-islamic times)"
@@VladRacovitaENmecca didnot exist in the 7th century and the zamzam well comes from jedda from the pipes you have not mentioned petra were the original kabba was if there was no mecca there was no muhammed this is on parr with Harry Potter fiction 😂😂😂
This man exposed the lies of Islam as a true religion. Islam is a religion created by Allah whom we know to be Muhammad the messenger of Allah. Come our from this satanic religion and believe in atoninig death of Jesus Christ and you shall be saved.
In 8:03, what you actually meant to show/write/type was: “Biography of Prophet Muhammad”, by Ibn Ishaq as edited by Ibn Hisham (NOT “Ibn Kathir” which you wrote/typed) However, it was correctly written/typed, when showing it in the “Main Sources”, in the early part of the video in 2:01, i.e.: “The Biography of Prophet Muhammad, (Sirat Rasul Allah) by Ibn Ishaq as edited by Ibn Hisham.” 👍
Hey, thank you for the comment, we made a mistake upon revision. But not exactly the one you pointed out. Thank you! Here is the mistake: Ibn Ishaq's and Ibn Kathir's works are two different books. Ibn Ishaq's Sīra: This is an early biography of Prophet Muhammad (Sīrat Rasūl Allāh), compiled by Ibn Ishaq in the 8th century. As mentioned earlier, the original work of Ibn Ishaq is lost, and what we know of it largely comes through the later scholar Ibn Hisham, who edited and abridged it, and Al-Tabari, who quoted from it in his own historical works. Ibn Kathir's Sīra: Ibn Kathir wrote his own separate biography of the Prophet, called Al-Sira al-Nabawiyya (which is the actual mistake we have made in the video, I dont know where was my mind when I was writing it). Ibn Kathir's work, written in the 14th century, was not a revision or continuation of Ibn Ishaq’s work, but rather his own independent composition. However, Ibn Kathir does frequently cite Ibn Ishaq's material, along with other sources, and often evaluates or criticizes Ibn Ishaq’s narrations based on hadith standards of authenticity. So, while Ibn Kathir uses Ibn Ishaq’s biography as a source among others, he wrote a distinct book with his own analysis and additional references. They are not the same book, but two separate works from different periods. When talking about Ibn Kathir, it refers to Al-Sira al-Nabawiyya. We will write a comprehensive list in the pinned comment above to show our mistakes and put your name for the contribution. Thank you
it was built by abraham, the father of many nations with gis oldest son whom he left in the middle of the desert, ishmael not long after, trades flourish in and take in many idols from canaan, thats where tje idolatry morphed into the time of Muhammad.. Muhammad, and very few others retain the remains of the teaching of ishmael...his father's name is Abdullah, which translates to servant of God, indicate that tje lineage of the prophet retain the worshipping of One God Islam is not a new religion like how the uneducated think it is. Its mainly the same calling of monotheism the same way abraham, moses, noah and other prophets preach
@@asmrnaturecat984 Buddy Abraham and ishmael never set foot there They were always in the levant from the get go even when he had ishmael This is hearsay Ishmael had no teachings and was not promised any prophets or spiritual successors Calling monotheism doesn’t mean it’s abrahamic monotheism or the god of abraham either
I wish paganism still existed in Arabia there would have been more peace, harmony and humanity. Coming together in beliefs and life styles, synchronisation is key to success and harmony.
Its said that Iconography is forbidden in Islam but isn't Ironic that millions of Muslims from around the world flock to Kaaba of today in order to worship it
@@Bar4Bar1282 crescent 🌙 flag came from the ottoman empire it has nothing too do with Islam go do your research not a single flag of Islam existed with the crescent on it in the beginning of Islam or during the prophets time ignorant much keep fooling and deceiving yourself you'll see on Judgment day inshallah Shalom Salaam and Peace too the truth seekers Amin
As a Muslim watching this video, based on my understanding, the Kaabah outside of Mecca is not truly the Kaabah. Instead, it represents the original teachings of Allah’s religion, the faith of Prophet Ibrahim (Hanif Religion), but it was later added to by the Arabs before Islam, who constructed a structure resembling the Kaabah and claimed it to be the original Kaabah. I hold firmly to my belief that the original Kaabah is in Mecca, and the Black Stone was not originally black; during Prophet Ibrahim’s time, the stone was white. I do not worship the stone; even if the stone or the Kaabah were no longer there, I would still direct my worship toward the Kaabah in Mecca because that is Allah’s command. If Allah were to command a change of direction-even to Antarctica-I would follow it, as long as the command comes through His messenger.
Just replace H with S As Arabs were not able to pronounce S or mispronounced!! On doing so you may find many original sources Sind to Hind Shiva to Huba most likely God Shiva is represented as a stone in a shape of cubic or cylindrical From arabic number to 0 to kids stories (panchatantra ) to scientific knowledge to medicine Many such knowledge were carried by Arab traders and from there to Europe later!! Cutting hair and nails.. having white or yellow un stitched clothes fasting to going circles around the temple is all part of Sanatan rituals (Hindu) With deeper symbolic meaning!!
@@lglg6950 I like to update you on wine or "grape juice" that they call it. They even ban drinking wine in heaven but having 72 btches is still available and children who are non-muslim can be your slaves.
You're going to be a great channel if you keep this quality up. Don't be dismayed by small views. Channels like yours are a slow burn that eventually become a staple.
Hey Abhinnakhale, Thank you for the comment. Yes, "Syncretism" is the best word to describe it. The reason I did not use it is because the script is already severely loaded with unusual words, Arabic words and more. As such, as this content is not intended to reach only students who are already familiar with these terms, I try to make it simpler by not adding too many academic words, and avoid making it too boring. As many people are not familiar with words such as "Syncretism", an option is to write between commas a quick explanation. But if we are to do this for every other academic term, it would make the video inevitably way, unnecessarily, longer. There are many terms that could have been used in this video. I tried my best to maintain efficiency for every sentence without making the viewer feel too much pain watching it :,). Cheers!
Sir,jews had their 2 temples which were destroyed. But Jewish temples were never box like structures as the Kaaba is. Now islam says Ibrahim through Ishmael made the 1st box like Kaaba structure,and jewish bible never mention anything like that, nor any present rabbis. What is the mystery ?
@ a god that allows its prophet to have seggsual intercourse with a 9 nine year old girl is pretty cruel to me. Same goes for a god that says apostates should be put to d.eath.
You know, its really a sign of bigotry when 10% of the population of Syria is Chrisitan, while at its hight, 80% of spain practiced islam, wonder where they all went?
Then Islam is idolatry religion but modify and to deceive people for true religion. May the Lord God open the spiritual eyes of these that ignoracly serving satan in Jesus name amen.
@@haideraliikram-mv9xz If we must not equate anything with God, then Muslims has committed shirk in many ways, 1. Adoring and worshipping black stone in kabba, 2. Making Muhammad their god, surah At - Tawbah :24 says, "Say, O prophet, if your fathers, your sons, your brothers, wives, your clean, your possessions that that you have gained, commerce your fear may slacken, dwellings in you - - if these are dearer to you than God and His messenger, and to struggle in His way, then wait till God brings His command: God guides not the people of the ungodly." It says in one of your Hadiths that Muhammad made himself equal to God by saying, "If you love Allah and you worship your idols to bring you closer to Him, as you claim, then follow me; Allah will love you, for I am His messenger to you, His proof against you, and I am more worthy of reverence than your idols." Islam teaches you people against God's redemptive work for mankind. Repent and escape for your lives before Islam become your ruining, and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour and you shall be saved.
Prophet Abraham has built the Kaaba, it was the symbol of monotheism back then. Then the Arabs corrupted their believes and fell into polytheism with statues and other divinities. The Kaaba was still sacred for them. Islam put an end to the polytheism practices and brought monotheism back.
Thank you for this. Growing up in evangelical Christianity, I take it for granted that I can dive deep into the history of the religion, and it’s really cool to see that same analysis applied to Islam since, in English at least, there’s not much of that (at least that isn’t tinged with Christian Islamophobia). On a side note, I’ve always thought the “360 statues” was supposed to refer to the year (365 days), and that maybe the pre-Islamic polytheism had a daily prayer aspect to it, which would be something else still present.
Hey SleepyPotterFan! the 360 statues, most likely, according to a British historian who's name I forgot (xD, sorry), refer to the Lunar calendar, which was widely used in Arabia back then, made of 12 months of 30 days each, so 360 statues. So your assumption is accurate. By the way, if you're interested in studying further the pre-islamic period, we have a giant documentary exactly on that here on our channel, called ''The Unbelievable Origins of Islam: From Stone Preaching Polytheism to Allah!'' Cheers!
you forgot to mention the ahadith which state that when adam and eve fell from paradise they met at the kaaba. another hadith states the kaaba is the center of the world. it's all from memory as i'm an ex muslim but anyone who knows what i'm talking about would agree that you missed out on mentioning it
@@RelivingHistory1The Qur'an said they (pbut) raised the foundation of the Kaaba (suggesting something was already there but fallen or not raised). It also says the house at Bakka (another name for Mecca) is the first house of worship for Allah on earth. Ergo, not a contradiction if the Hadith says Adam (as) built the Kaaba in the first place and that Ibrahim and Ismail "only" raised it.
43:06 this has got to be the worst AI image I've ever seen. None of them are performing a blacksmithing task. Those anvils are from Home Depot. Bottom left is quenching an ingot into a straw basket using his bare hand while holding a rock in the other. What was the prompt to get this abomination?
@@VladRacovitaEN all who believes in him are there own prophet, we all know the difference between right and wrong, and respect each other, may Gilgamesh be with you 😜🥸🥸🥸🥸
@@ElonMust-z7j all humans commit sins daily it's our nature but unlike Christians who support Jews who believe Jesus is in hell suffering, you christians will one day learn Islam is an ally
Well, according to Patricia Crone Mecca is not the birthplace of Islam. It wasn’t an oasis, a pilgrimage destination or even a stop for the caravans! Mecca is not mentioned on any map prior to the birth of the story of Islam! Nothing could be traded from Mecca, the city produced nothing ! Who built the Kaaba and why, remains a total mystery. Everything we know about Islam comes from a biography written by Ibn Ishaq written two hundred years after the death Muhammad in Badgdad under the Abbasid Khalifat. He claims that his biography was inspired by the work of Ibn Islam that no one has ever seen. Please also remind your viewers that “Muhammad” is not a name in the Hejaz. It’s a title. So we don’t know the name of the prophet of Islam!
You've said it well, "according to Patricia Crone". The opinion of only one scholar against the whole academic consensus who says the opposite is almost irrelevant. Patricia makes big claims substantiated by weak evidence. This channel follows only the academic consensus.
I’m thinking about the story and first kings and the Torah in the Bible and the conflict between the worshipers of fall and the worshipers of Yahweh being Catholic because of the rain, and then believing that Yahweh was the god of the storms, and that Yahweh was the one that brings the floodsand killing each other over it for 40 days or whatever
Geopolitics created Islam?? Your own pops created bible of unlimited author and you claim it's word of God,how can a sane person believe in person who believe like guys of you??
Yes. There is also a:"How geopolitics created Judaism and Christianity too". This is a channel of history not of theology. All religions are equally criticized. You should not assume the religious beliefs of people based on the language they speak
It’s about time that Islam is fairly critiqued and criticized in a historical way. For so long, people have either were kept from researching its origins or feared to go against the Islamic narrative otherwise their life could be in danger. The same thing happened for a good period of time when the Crusaders and Roman Catholic priests, but the Bible has been scholarly critiqued for centuries at this point now. It’s time we know more about Islam and the Quran receive the same treatment
That's correct, the height of a man and without a roof. It was later reshaped by the Quraysh into a more ''cubic'' building, although technically still slightly rectangular
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Please keep up your good work in English. I think those who are interested and don't know English will find auto generated subtitles as helpful. Keep it up. You are really doing a good work on Islam.
Sir, Kaaba is a man made empty box like structure where muslims believe it to be the house if 3:03 their monotheistic formless Arab God
Spectacular video! Many thanks!
We're waiting for the Indonesian version!
@@underappreciatedlowquality4240 nasty Indonesian missionary who is trying to decimate Islam in Indonesia.. ha ha
I clicked on the video out of curiosity. I am an atheist. I appreciate the open-eyed look at history. If something can be destroyed by the truth, it deserves to be destroyed. Thank you.
How ironic given the situation today that Yemen used to be Jewish, and Jordan (or most of what is Jordan today), Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt used to be Christian.
Crazy
actually they were Christian kingdoms or vassels to the east romans
Lebanon was majority Christian until the 1970s
Yemen used to be Jewish until Israel was established and started abducting their kids so they could be used for farm labor with Operation: Magic Carpet.
And the Americas, Africa, Australia and most of the Europe wasn't Jew or Christian.
Most intriguing part was, why the deliberately chosen white stone and red stone, and there were only three Kaaba that its corner were adorned by stones. Thank you for this video
But we are not dumb to worship a sculptured stone us god. We go there to see the god created thing not for workshiping human made object
From the earliest moments possible humans will pick up a unique looking stone. For some reason we then naturally try to build something with them. As a fish swims, as a monkey climbs, people build.
That's actually a very good point!
You also forgot sticks. Those beautiful bastards!!!
@@Moennemsk Let's hear it for the sticks!
Humans definitely love a cool looking stone 😅
I am An Arab (Syrian) Christian and we remember the slaughter of the the Christians at Najran by the Yemenite Jews and how the Eithiopian Christians avenged us.
This is also recorded by early Muslim, Hanafi, Jewish and Pagan sources
As an Israelite and an historian I can assure you it was because they were trying to enslave the children of the Most High G-d. Some of us know that as Israelites we have no friends. This is why there are two different groups of Caucasian invaders pretending to two different groups of Black people in Palestine. Shalom
Okay that seems random
@ what seems random that I referenced an event described in the video? I know you westerners hate your history, have no god and love to apologize for having white skin but the rest of the world is not like you. My religion, people and history are very important to me
😂 sure bro.. like yemeni jewish tribes and Christians slaughtered each other a lot like 1500 years ago in yemen/Ethiopia.. but no one really remember this.. "we" Lol most syrian Christians barely remember their own language 😂😂
It's probably u come to obsess about recently... because u found it on wikipedia😂
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Came here from the Esoteric Guardian comment section who made a totally unsourced video on this. This video could be used in a classroom. Very well made and professional
I came here by the same source.
Oh...
Well, I'm happy to have you here friends! Hope to have clarified your doubts.
Didn't expect that the disappointment in a video can cause an Exodus to a new one.
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Cheers!
This is what should be used in classrooms not the lies in the above video
Spectacular study. As a Muslim, even though we know most of this in passing, that there were other gods and kabahs, this amount of detail is hardly revealed as well as the excellent connection to more ancient religions of which I'm also a scholar!
You're worshiping idol Allah ,his daughters are allat and manat
@zambisabianus8245 whatever you say bro
It means, the claim that Kaabah build by Ibrahim could be lied not historical..the claims that quran full of logic and scients could be false claim or a lie
Scholar my ass,your kabahs spelling is incorrect 😂😂
So true especially since saudi's are removing islamic history as well. Making it so modern does not help people or kids to have a picture of how things were.
_You provide well articulated and concise documentary from reliable sources. As an ex Muslim, I find this very interesting and it makes me more confident that I left the religion. Your videos deserve millions of views seriously._
Thank you a lot for this comment, it's really important for us Samsoko! Have a good day :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁 ex Muslim trust on sheytan
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@@SufiMuslimBD Allah is Satan
@@TrueHope-q6z dont be so confident bud.
As a Syrian Muslim, this is very interesting! Thank you for your work!
Very happy to have helped! :) Thank you for having watched!
It would also make sense that they would when they were becoming nomadic, they tended to be towards a moon worship because if you’re in a hot desert, it doesn’t make any sense to travel like that in the middle of the day where you can die from exhaustion. It makes more sense to hunker down in the daytime and then observe the moon in the stars at night soit makes all sorts. It makes all the difference or it makes all the sense.
Maybe that's why Turkic people's used the moon as their symbols (many still do)
@@Polska_Editsturkish flag has but also moom was a symbol of ottoman empire before roman empire but is not symbol of Islam is also symbol of one of gods of hinduisim
@@drilonkrasniqi5148 yes and it's a symbol of chinese folk religion.
Didn’t expect a historical overview of religious development in pre-Islamic Arabia. Been wondering about this topic for some time. Good job.
Wow this makes perfect sense. This explains so many things!
Even in Hinduism, the oldest god Shiva is worshipped through a tall upright stone called Shiva-linga. All the other gods & goddesses are worshipped through their idols but Shiva is worshipped through Shiva-linga.
Isn't the Shiv Linga a human organ?
@@inamurrahmansir9471does the meaning of stree ling is ling of stree, madarsachap
@@inamurrahmansir9471 have you ever read stri linga in hindi class? What does that mean? Ask your ammi you piece of shit!!
No one's interested
Who are you, what is your information source?.....not every place was kaba, they were pagan temples where idols were worshiped.
According to a comment,you are an EX- Muslim......There is no EX-Muslum crap, either you are a Muslim or you are not.,have your Peace with that..... Religion is a matter of free choice.
How much are you paid to make this video with your unpleasant accent, it is nasal n irritating.....Get your act together and live with your whatsoever philosophy?.....
Absolutely fascinating! This fills in so much history for me. I had no idea there were other cubes or other gods represented within them or that they were water wells!
The Jews also circled the temple of jerusalem in the "hag" pilgrimage(means holiday but literally means to circle around)
Chag means holiday - not circle around... it has never meant circle around, not sure where you are getting your "translations" from....
@@zimrasawyer1881he is talking hagag with a strong number of h2287.
There is nothing that indicates circling around from the Biblical accounts., since there is a common court, inner Temple and the Holy of Holies.
It would be impossible to go around the temple since it was located in a corner of old Jerusalem, that means that there were walls on each side of the temple.
That would make it impossible to go around the entire temple, and if you mean going around the Holy Place, it would not be possible either because of the shape of the esplanade.
No they didnt, only pagans did this
wild how, despite being in the middle of a desert, it was being destroyed by flash floods
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it happens periodically in that region
Ik what you're trying to illude to but floods do happen sometimes
Flash floods during rainy seasons happen all the time in desserts
Great video! Tip: if you lower or remove the higher pitched music, you will get lots of repeat views from sleep playlists. People who need voices to sleep are desperate to find channels that aren't A.I. now. Especially if there is no music at the beginning or end.
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I didn't know that was a thing. Thank you very much ReiRidingSolo! I'm telling this to the editor for the next videos
I thought this was an AI voice.
Hey. No, we pay a narrator from Canada to voice our scripts
@@thegroovypatriot real voices are getting rare these days unfortunately
@@VladRacovitaENOk. But they may be using AI too because you can hear the unnatural way a sentence is spoken sometimes that only a machine would do. Maybe they have just an AI editor after narrating that changes it a bit? IDK. Great content though. Really appreciate learning about this.
Well researched and a very good documentary! This shows us that paganism was and is much more deep routed than what people realise. Starting from mankinds very early history, even Abraham had to confront it in his day. Naturally it overlaps and hence influences onto other newer abrahamic scripture authors.
Thank you very much Gulampatel! We will discuss further prophets, including Abraham, and how they emerged according to the historical contexts they were born in. It may take one year though, at the time being we're working on a video about Israel and Palestine, the full origins of the two national identities and we expect to post it by first of February
Best documentary I have ever seen, thank you for your great efforts.
Ur pre islamic videos are blow my mind. Thank you. We want more and more ❤
Thanks
Thank you very much Robert for your support! We will add you at list of supporters at the end of our videos! ♡
I am amazed by the lack of angry and hateful comments about blasphemy etc. and that no bounties have been placed on anyone yet
Hey Eubiw! I'm actually pretty lucky. I'm creating content that is attracting mostly history enthusiasts. This video has 94% of likes, despite half of viewers coming from Muslim countries. On the pre-islamic arabia video it is 93% with 330.000 views, and only one comment that mentions "Palestine". I received only one single threat so far. One Indian Muslim was proposing in the comment section that Muslims had to find me, cut me and feed to dogs. Hey. Just a very small inconvenience down the road. I have an amazing audience, despite how critical the videos are against religion.
This answered a lot of my questions and the history of Arabia.
The tawaf or going round 7 times could also be because of the silk road which had many buddist temples on the way. They traded more than silk i am sure and also because arabs traded with many other countries by sea.
Romans also used christianity to hold more power as the pre christian romans had many gods and were very divided.
The world back then was so different to what it is today!
"Romans used Christianity to hold power"😂😂😂😂😂.
Tell me you dont know anything about history without telling me you dont know anything about history.
So many thought processes going through my mind! Thanks to the algorithm I've found this.
I doubt Hubal's priests actually threw the dirhams down the well.
They did. But most likely they would take a share.
I found a piece which adds info on this during my research, not much though. In the Biography of Prophet Muhammad by Ibn Hisham you can find that once there was a man who tried to steal the treasure at the bottom of the well, but, apparently, there was a giant snake inside of the well, protecting it, with the head as big as a sheep.
Most likely this was a story to scare the people off and not try to get the treasure stored at the bottom. Regardless, what we know is that a door was then added to the basic structure of the Kaaba, the level was raised above ground and probably closed by key and guarded day and night so that nobody, except the priests in charge of the 'istiqsam entered.
Unless they could retrieve them 🤔
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02:06 - Chapter 1 - When the Kaaba of Mecca housed hundreds of gods
24:36 - Chapter 2 - The others Kaaba(s) of pre-islamic Arabia
33:43 - Chapter 3 - Why did Arabs worship stones? | Stone fetishism of pre-islamic Arabia and the fire coming down from the sky
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In Sanskrit Kupa means well. Perhaps the word Kaaba would have come from the cube structure near the Kupa (well) that could be identified from distance to any thirsty person. In Hindu Shiva temples of India, the well water inside the temple is considered sacred and equivalent to Ganga. Perhaps the gam-gam sound of Ganga changed to zam-zam which is also considered sacred. The water of Ganges that comes from ice melting from the Himalayas contains high minerals that it doesn’t go bad even if one keeps it for many years. Therefore it is common practice for Hindus even today to store Ganga in a tiny sealed copper pot and administer it to quench the final thirst of a dying person. It is considered that he would rest in peace. The word Shiva in Sanskrit translates to Peace. And the word Islam too means the same.
erm, no. Language dont work like that. Kupa lol
Which one is first, Hinduism or Abraham? Ka'ba build by first human Adam and restored by Ibrahim.
In south india there is a goddess called kabbalamma.. guess kabba, kabbalah and kabbalamma are related!.
@@GoodLookingGentlemen Abraham first or Brahma first?
Kupa is not Sanskrit. Its hindi. The Hindu faith always flourished near fast flowing perennial rivers. People of yester years weren't that mad that they will go into a desert country without water and vegetation and speaking strange languages. Sugriv of Valmiki Ramayana speaks of Middle eastern public and of course it was pre islamic. He says don't venture into their lands or pluck and dates from their trees. These arabic land people are very quarrelsome and grumpy. They have some sheeps and dates nothing else to survive with except stealing and warring. Shiva doesn't mean peace in Sanskrit. The word Shiva has been ordained to Rudra later on. Rather Rudra is the God of destruction storms and thunder and he is the giver of grief which brings in tears. The Indus Valley script which has recently been deciphered supports the facts laid out here.
If the two great empires, Sasanian and Roman, learned to live in peace, everything would look different today. If...
Imagine Alexander the Great didn't die at a young age, but was allowed to conquer Arabia as he wanted to do. Christianity and Islam may not have arisen at all. But maybe Buddhism would have been the main religion of Europe and the Middle East or maybe the whole of Eurasia. As the Greek in Afghanistan converted to Buddhism and were the once who introduced the Buddha sculptures like those in Afghanistan and everywhere else in Asia. Christianity itself was heavily influenced by Buddhism and Taoism, if you read the evangelical writings closely.
That an be said about any empires. What if Persia, Assyria & Babylon lived in peace. There may not be a europe as they would go west to conquer.
Wow, this documentary is really well-produced and gives some fascinating insights into the significance of the Kaaba. However, I'm curious about the idea that all these other "Kaabas" are in some way lesser or not as important. Different cultures have their own sacred sites that hold deep meaning for them, and I think it’s worth recognizing that not every belief system can be compared on the same scale. Would love to hear others' thoughts on this!
In Islam actually Hajar Aswad stone's color isn't black but white, Hajar Aswad stone turn into black slowly coz many of sinner touch Hajar Aswad stone. But idk in reality Hajar Aswad really really originally white or already black in the first time (this story is fake).
Hajar-e-Aswad is a cosmic stone originally almost light blue in color. The stone first broken during the Mesopotamian from yemeni raids when the king asked Arabs to pledge allegiance to him. That is when for the first time the stone was put together and binded with iron alloy. The second time during the ottoman empire it was stolen by Ismailis and taken away. The then caliph was so angry that he gave the Shia’s of Persia a deadline to convince the Ismailis to return it or else he would destroy the entire Persian land, that is when the broken pieces of the Hajar was returned and one stone was retained in Turkey before sending the rest back to arabia and a mold compound of carbon (Tar) was put together to glue the hajar in place and a stronger metal alloy was used to case it so that no one could ever steal it. This is the contemporary state of the hajar. None of the ottoman caliphs ever performed hajj. They instead went and saw the Hajar (the stone that was retained) in the Mehmet Pasha mosque (named after the then Prime Minister). That stone is still there in turkey.
The resources tell a lot by themselves. ❤
Not enough is talked about this period. Thank you!
That’s a very well made & informative video.thanks
Great vid. I wonder what the English epithet of "Hubal" translates to be. I assume it is a compound of "Hu and Baal". Many "-bal" name variants pop up around the Semitic world, including Hani-bal of Punic War fame.
Hey! I would suggest you to take a look at our documentary called: "GOD IS.." on this channel because it rightly addresses exactly this point, how the name of god, and its characteristics change through time from Sumeria to modern times.
Baal means "Lord", and it was the most common name the Middle Eastern Civilizations would call their most important gods to avoid pronouncing their names!
The Hu- in front we dont really know. Some hypothesized "Lord of the Springs"
This was explained by Sam Shamoun
It's worth considering that Christianity in the peninsula was not only the result of roman missionaries, but was also largely based on the Christians which fled from the Roman empire after the council of Nicaea... This might also indicate why so many of Islam's fables and narrative speak in biblical and Aramaic linguistics but reject Trinitarianism almost stubbornly
That's a very good point Ghassan! Unfortunately for brevity's sake, we have to cut so much info out. I always feel guilt for cutting paragraphs and details.
A hundred dirhams and a camel as a sacrifice to the algorithm today. :D
Thank you sir! Here is your Istiqsam from Hubal for you today! Tomorrow will be a beautiful day! ♡ :D
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I was subscrbed to the Esoteric Guardian channel, which made an awful video about this topic, so badly written and unsourced that I wanted to find more info, Thank Teskatlipoka I found your channel and this video which I find very high quality and well researched
Oh...
It never happened so far that people say they come to my channel after being disappointed by a previous video xD.
Well, thank you very much Tlilkouatl! Hope to have clarified your doubts on this topic! We have many more coming, although not specifically anymore on pre-islamic Arabia. Now we're working on the origins of the Biblical Manna, then on the origins of Israel, Palestine and God.
Cheers!
I have many circles, and though I don't intentionally walk around them, I do need to mow, so, I walk thousands of circles around them, fire, temples, stones, and trees in them, and like they pray for rain and get ground water, I get 30,000gallons I must pump out of the ground, just to stay above water, but not my direct naibors, also, I and the 4th of 7 men of the same name, the last 3 had 7 children with one woman each. My next temple is going on a holy rock on the old way to the waters of the world, with my home is oriented, it is my second temple there, no idles this time, its simply gold
Incredibly impressive. The best documentary I have seen in years.
This channel is so good, this channel have good contents and a friendly admin (the admin also this channel's owner).
Awwww, thank you so much Slothy 🫡😁
@@VladRacovitaEN U're welcome Vlad. :)
Wish you the most of views Vlad, your content is stellar. Im sad to see your channel is not as popular as it deserves❤
Working on it! ;)
Hey Vlad!!! I wanna ask something.
Is this right zamzam well never get drought even though Saudi Arabia is very dry country and zamzam water is really special not like regular water based science like what Muslims said?
Hey Slothy! Happy to see you back.
No, it can't dry, unless the acquifer below Mecca (underground water, finishes).
Water is sourced from underground also for farming all around Arabia and in desertic countries in general.
For the second part. No, the water from the Zamzam, scientifically, is no special compared to any other water.
I am a Muslim and I have the gift of revealing the energies of things. Zamzam water is not ordinary at all. It has great energy. Even those places have high spiritual energy, especially madina
@@VladRacovitaEN Oh thanks for answer my question.
Btw do u have seen my weird comment that I already deleted almost a week ago in this video?
No, I have not. If it's ''normal comment'' that is later deleted, I cannot see it. If it was a reply to a comment of mine, there could have been a notification, but probably got buried with the other notifications. I saw this comment though. What was it about?
@@VladRacovitaEN At Saturday I watched a short video about person that just realize he don't have enough money to pay for his food after he eat all his food. I comment at his video "Perasaan itu cuma 5rb deh. 🗿" but I get bug on my RUclips so RUclips send my comment to ur video not to the video about ppl that don't have money to pay his food, after I realize RUclips send my comment to wrong video I deleted my comment quickly.
Actually my comment is also typo, I should say "seribu" not "5rb" coz the money that he have actually is RP 1000 not RP 5000.
This's his video: ruclips.net/user/shorts6YWIdzwiB3c?si=diI5yQvuo_eSQ2Wi
Kaaba means “cube” or “cup” which is a loan word from nearest Indo European languages such as Greek, Kurdish, Old Iranian or Latin. So the names tell lots about development of a religion and the set of laws we call religion today are actually “regimes” of that time.
its the other way around, vmcube is derive from kaabah
Excellent video
Another great video again. Congrats. But i must watch it again and again. There are too many points to note and grasp.
Keep the good job
Thank you very much for the information. I used to talk about it and get other people angry. Most of the Muslims do not understand that the present KABA in Saudi Arabia is not Kaba where Muhammad (S) was born and raised. Saudi Kaba Was officially accepted by Abbasides in 749 AD ie !17 years after the death of the holy prophet to crush the Umayyad History. Holy prophet did never know this Sadi Kaba.
I believe muhamad was born in Iran.
@@whenindoubtsmile1996 there was no iran or saudi at the time. do not confuse modern for the past. the prophets house was in mecca.. how do we know? becauce the saudi government destroyed it.. and now they have ski resorts in places where we were warned not to go to. (alula, petra etc.)
😂😂😂😂😂😂 the stupidest idea I ever heard
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I see you are giving me a like!? The joke on you bro
What are your sources for the accounts narrates about meccan kabba? It sounds like its based entirely on islamic history account and not on other
There are no non-Muslims sources. Early Muslims destroyed most of the archeological evidence. What remains is few post-Islamic literary sources, from which, piece by piece, past can be imagined, as long as you remove the religious part of it!
@@VladRacovitaEN exactly
There was a big one on Cyprus too back in antiquity.
Yes there were many other Kaaba’s, just like many other temples. However it was believed the Meccan one is linked to Abraham and therefore makes it unique!
It's important that, beyond ''being believed'' that it was built by Abraham, it was also ''really built'' by him for the Islamic narrative to have a base of truth!
Wrestling Ring: Squared Circle
Kaaba: Circled Square (shape)
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This is really well researched
Want a video about islam prayer similarity in other religion before Islam; please!!! ❤
shoutout to the Indonesian editor Mas, his name literally means "dude" :D
wkwkwk xD. Well, actually his name includes 4 letters more, it's a popular Arabic derived/Muslim name, but because he doesn't want to have issues with Indonesia or attract too much recognition, then he opted for this ''Mas''.
Any Muslim would like to comment here? I wanna your thoughts...
Good job. Its time to say goodbye to all these ancient myths and we all live in peace. ❤
Go ahead, what are you waiting for?
In 1910 Ivan Panin, a Russian/ American Harvard math genius and linguistic expert, proved the Bible mathematically. Watch - Math proves the Bible. Most recently a 30 year veteran cold case criminologist J. Warner Wallace proved the Bible forensically in his book, Person of Interest. His testimony would convince any jury of the veracity of the Bible. Some of the amazing things in the Bible include the prophecy of the fall of Tyre and the prophecy of Alexander the great. Bible firsts include knowing life being in the blood long before modern science, or the Bible knowing about mountains and currents in the oceans or how the earth hangs on nothing. You should know about the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus and the impossible odds of that happening. The Bible is a reliable collection of historical documents written down by eye witnesses during the lifetime of other eye witnesses. They report to us supernatural events that took place in fulfillment of specific prophecies and claim that the writings are divine rather than human in origin. The Bible has also been proven archaeologically, historically and linguistically.
2 Peter 1:16 For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of his majesty.
@@klaudiopeqini3500 Critical mass.
I think the diversity of Humans around the world was fascinating!
great video ❤❤❤
Worshipping kaba is idolatry, isn't it? Putting stones on a site is also idolatry, isn't it?
To be honest. Whichever the religion, as long as a human needs to create phyisical objects out of whatever the material, doesn't matter if as small as a talisman, or as big as a temple, then any object which is not abstract can be considered an idol, and any form of religious ritual as a form of idolatry.
The Kaaba is just a building as a direction of worship and not God himself
@@BestDemo55The Pagans also thought the same when they pray in front of a statue, it's only a mediator between you and God, not the God himself, but somehow it's different and wrong while Muslim is right
@@mufari865 but the Kaaba is not a statue, it's just a cube
It has no appearences, and has no human or animal like forms
@@BestDemo55 it is still material form, the shape of it does not make it different when its essence is to pray to God. Not the statue itself. Also most Pagans back then prayed abstractly in a sanctified place, not in front of any object.
I am a Hindu from India. If you want to experience and see what is discussed about Ziggurat and marriage of gods, come to India. Especially to the south. Every month Gods are married. We worship Murthys or Vigrahas , the statues of gods carved in stone housing the force of god and harnessed through mantras and yantras and then they are worshipped as the embodiment of infinite, all pervading almighty’s limited grace . The power and impact of the deity increases as the force is harnessed and invited through mantras into the vigraha or the stone statues consecrated in a unique vedic way. It increases day by day.
We're not Pagans or polytheistic
In 1910 Ivan Panin, a Russian/ American Harvard math genius and linguistic expert, proved the Bible mathematically. Watch - Math proves the Bible. Most recently a 30 year veteran cold case criminologist J. Warner Wallace proved the Bible forensically in his book, Person of Interest. His testimony would convince any jury of the veracity of the Bible. Some of the amazing things in the Bible include the prophecy of the fall of Tyre and the prophecy of Alexander the great. Bible firsts include knowing life being in the blood long before modern science, or the Bible knowing about mountains and currents in the oceans or how the earth hangs on nothing. You should know about the prophecies fulfilled by Jesus and the impossible odds of that happening. The Bible is a reliable collection of historical documents written down by eye witnesses during the lifetime of other eye witnesses. They report to us supernatural events that took place in fulfillment of specific prophecies and claim that the writings are divine rather than human in origin. The Bible has also been proven archaeologically, historically and linguistically.
2 Peter 1:16 For we have not followed cunningly devised fables, when we made known unto you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but were eyewitnesses of his majesty.
hindu's hpliest river is dirty and nepali's think EVERONE is god.
@Darkest_matter At least learn how to spell. That's what you and the other pendejo have in common. You're uneducated, sad and just overall insufferable human beings
Someone let David Wood and Apostate Prophet see this, I want to hear their commentary over this documentary.
Very nice video by the way, I appreciate the illustrations and the way you included sources for each excerpt. Although it is very islam-centric in terms of eye witness evidence, but I understand how theres a lack of any other records other than islamic ones, where the lack of archaeological evidence did not help this either.
We genuinely want to be noticed by them :), so if by any chance you or other viewers somehow manage to bring our videos on pre islamic Arabia to their attention, we would be immensely happy.
While creators like David Wood, Apostate Prophet, Esoterica, Religion for Breakfast, Alex O'Connor, and others tend to 'talk' about the intricacies of religions, we really strive to bring those details to life visually, thanks to my excellent editor.
Creating a video about pre-Islamic Arabia is quite challenging. There’s very little archaeological evidence, and even when some exists, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia restricts scholars from examining the Kaaba, the surrounding soil, and much of Mecca and Medina to verify it. The few literary sources we have are not only scarce but also biased-and sometimes even fake! For example, the letter Muhammad supposedly sent to Byzantine Emperor Heraclius is widely considered a forgery created after his death. However, if you're careful with the details, you can still often find pieces of historical information in these 'biased' sources that give you a valuable glimpse into that period, such as the fact that there were many statues around the Kaaba, how it changed in shape, what was put inside of it, the well at the bottom that later dried in which the treasures were given as offerings, the fact that there were many wells all around Mecca prompting to make us think that somehow, the existence of the Kaaba was tightly linked to that of water in the area (in pre-islamic times)"
@@VladRacovitaENmecca didnot exist in the 7th century and the zamzam well comes from jedda from the pipes you have not mentioned petra were the original kabba was if there was no mecca there was no muhammed this is on parr with Harry Potter fiction 😂😂😂
This man exposed the lies of Islam as a true religion. Islam is a religion created by Allah whom we know to be Muhammad the messenger of Allah. Come our from this satanic religion and believe in atoninig death of Jesus Christ and you shall be saved.
Nah David wood isn't any better, apostate Aladdin is the only Decent ex muslim content creator out there
@@adhkhjcdar634christian prince or rob christian are the best, because they are arab christians so they know all the lies and actually read arabic
Nice video!
In 8:03, what you actually meant to show/write/type was:
“Biography of Prophet Muhammad”, by Ibn Ishaq as edited by Ibn Hisham (NOT “Ibn Kathir” which you wrote/typed)
However, it was correctly written/typed, when showing it in the “Main Sources”, in the early part of the video in 2:01, i.e.:
“The Biography of Prophet Muhammad, (Sirat Rasul Allah) by Ibn Ishaq as edited by Ibn Hisham.”
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Sorry to point this out, you might already be aware but I now realize that the same mistake is unfortunately repeated later on in the video. 😅
Hey, thank you for the comment, we made a mistake upon revision. But not exactly the one you pointed out. Thank you!
Here is the mistake:
Ibn Ishaq's and Ibn Kathir's works are two different books.
Ibn Ishaq's Sīra: This is an early biography of Prophet Muhammad (Sīrat Rasūl Allāh), compiled by Ibn Ishaq in the 8th century. As mentioned earlier, the original work of Ibn Ishaq is lost, and what we know of it largely comes through the later scholar Ibn Hisham, who edited and abridged it, and Al-Tabari, who quoted from it in his own historical works.
Ibn Kathir's Sīra: Ibn Kathir wrote his own separate biography of the Prophet, called Al-Sira al-Nabawiyya (which is the actual mistake we have made in the video, I dont know where was my mind when I was writing it). Ibn Kathir's work, written in the 14th century, was not a revision or continuation of Ibn Ishaq’s work, but rather his own independent composition. However, Ibn Kathir does frequently cite Ibn Ishaq's material, along with other sources, and often evaluates or criticizes Ibn Ishaq’s narrations based on hadith standards of authenticity.
So, while Ibn Kathir uses Ibn Ishaq’s biography as a source among others, he wrote a distinct book with his own analysis and additional references. They are not the same book, but two separate works from different periods.
When talking about Ibn Kathir, it refers to Al-Sira al-Nabawiyya.
We will write a comprehensive list in the pinned comment above to show our mistakes and put your name for the contribution.
Thank you
He was a fake prophet. What did he prophetic then?😂
Videos like this are very useful for us who are deconverting from Islam. Here ex-Muslim!
Radical jesusist detected... You are a christian dude..stop lying
😅😅😅😅😅 if these videos seem informative to you, them you never were a muslim
doesnt the kaaba predate islam and was originally a temple used to worship hubal, a pagan god?
it was built by abraham, the father of many nations with gis oldest son whom he left in the middle of the desert, ishmael
not long after, trades flourish in and take in many idols from canaan, thats where tje idolatry morphed into the time of Muhammad..
Muhammad, and very few others retain the remains of the teaching of ishmael...his father's name is Abdullah, which translates to servant of God, indicate that tje lineage of the prophet retain the worshipping of One God
Islam is not a new religion like how the uneducated think it is. Its mainly the same calling of monotheism the same way abraham, moses, noah and other prophets preach
That's correct, and many other gods prior to Hubal.
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Buddy
Abraham and ishmael never set foot there
They were always in the levant from the get go even when he had ishmael
This is hearsay
Ishmael had no teachings and was not promised any prophets or spiritual successors
Calling monotheism doesn’t mean it’s abrahamic monotheism or the god of abraham either
I wish paganism still existed in Arabia there would have been more peace, harmony and humanity.
Coming together in beliefs and life styles, synchronisation is key to success and harmony.
In Europe too
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I don’t think so arab before islam were backwards so far after islam they became a super power that crushed Persian and Roman Empire
@@saudigirl5304At least they were peaceful 🙏
agreed
Its said that Iconography is forbidden in Islam but isn't Ironic that millions of Muslims from around the world flock to Kaaba of today in order to worship it
First comment as Hubal (Baal👹) Love to all my Muslim brothers the moon will always shine☪️
Hubal has nothing too do with Islam or Muslims nor does the crescent 🌙 moon SMH period
The ottoman symbol?😂
@@Mrlazy16 not at all. Muslim symbol that came from pre-Islamic Arab moon worshippers.
That’s why they have crescent moon on their flag but they will deny that’s what it means
@@Bar4Bar1282 crescent 🌙 flag came from the ottoman empire it has nothing too do with Islam go do your research not a single flag of Islam existed with the crescent on it in the beginning of Islam or during the prophets time ignorant much keep fooling and deceiving yourself you'll see on Judgment day inshallah Shalom Salaam and Peace too the truth seekers Amin
As a Muslim watching this video, based on my understanding, the Kaabah outside of Mecca is not truly the Kaabah. Instead, it represents the original teachings of Allah’s religion, the faith of Prophet Ibrahim (Hanif Religion), but it was later added to by the Arabs before Islam, who constructed a structure resembling the Kaabah and claimed it to be the original Kaabah. I hold firmly to my belief that the original Kaabah is in Mecca, and the Black Stone was not originally black; during Prophet Ibrahim’s time, the stone was white. I do not worship the stone; even if the stone or the Kaabah were no longer there, I would still direct my worship toward the Kaabah in Mecca because that is Allah’s command. If Allah were to command a change of direction-even to Antarctica-I would follow it, as long as the command comes through His messenger.
The rock turned black by the many kisses it gets 😂😂😂
If the message came out of the mouth of Momo it's his one message 😂 If he claimed it to be from a God he clearly suffered from Schizophrenia 😂
@@dulcemoutinho5820do you not have a life?
@khazrules The Arabian Warlord Abu Tahir Sulayman Al Jannabi Smeared Poop And Trash And P*ss On The Black Stone
The direction is a symbol of unity of our regular Salah.
6:12 Seems like a Hindu Temple to me !!
Just replace H with S
As Arabs were not able to pronounce S or mispronounced!!
On doing so you may find many original sources
Sind to Hind
Shiva to Huba most likely
God Shiva is represented as a stone in a shape of cubic or cylindrical
From arabic number to 0 to kids stories (panchatantra ) to scientific knowledge to medicine
Many such knowledge were carried by Arab traders and from there to Europe later!!
Cutting hair and nails.. having white or yellow un stitched clothes fasting to going circles around the temple is all part of Sanatan rituals (Hindu)
With deeper symbolic meaning!!
@@PeacefulSecularGuythats persian bro
Strange that Islam in Quran 47:15 promises wine but drinking is prohibited! Seem like a contradiction!
Hey!
The prohibition is only for the living! Once in heaven you are supposed to get everything you abstained from: alcohol, sex and more
@@VladRacovitaEN That seems silly!
ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I'm not the one creating the rules! xD
@@lglg6950
I like to update you on wine or "grape juice" that they call it. They even ban drinking wine in heaven but having 72 btches is still available and children who are non-muslim can be your slaves.
@@VladRacovitaEN😂😂😂
the ancient Indonesian (Java, Bali, etc) also use meteorite ore in their Kris weapon, and believe that a spirit lives in the Kris.
You're going to be a great channel if you keep this quality up. Don't be dismayed by small views. Channels like yours are a slow burn that eventually become a staple.
Confusion? Syncretism should be the right word..polytheism allows co existence of multiple ideologies.
Hey Abhinnakhale,
Thank you for the comment.
Yes, "Syncretism" is the best word to describe it.
The reason I did not use it is because the script is already severely loaded with unusual words, Arabic words and more. As such, as this content is not intended to reach only students who are already familiar with these terms, I try to make it simpler by not adding too many academic words, and avoid making it too boring. As many people are not familiar with words such as "Syncretism", an option is to write between commas a quick explanation. But if we are to do this for every other academic term, it would make the video inevitably way, unnecessarily, longer.
There are many terms that could have been used in this video. I tried my best to maintain efficiency for every sentence without making the viewer feel too much pain watching it :,).
Cheers!
Sir,jews had their 2 temples which were destroyed.
But Jewish temples were never box like structures as the Kaaba is.
Now islam says Ibrahim through
Ishmael made the 1st box like Kaaba structure,and jewish bible never mention anything like that,
nor any present rabbis.
What is the mystery ?
I’d much prefer these unefficient pre-Islamic gods than this Allah the cruel
cruel how?, shut you mouth if you dont know what your talking about.
@ a god that allows its prophet to have seggsual intercourse with a 9 nine year old girl is pretty cruel to me. Same goes for a god that says apostates should be put to d.eath.
Did you not see 29:36? In what world is that not cruel?
Rahman Raheem
Honestly rather then cruel I'd argue that Allah is misunderstood every time by his very own followers all except the prophet himself
It's hard to imagine that such a land of bigotry and intolerance was ever a melting pot of religions, but it's true.
You know, its really a sign of bigotry when 10% of the population of Syria is Chrisitan, while at its hight, 80% of spain practiced islam, wonder where they all went?
Then Islam is idolatry religion but modify and to deceive people for true religion. May the Lord God open the spiritual eyes of these that ignoracly serving satan in Jesus name amen.
Satan entered Judas , so
@@friendzky4136He was a Judeo-Christian, not Christian.
How is it idolatry?! Idolatry is the biggest possible sin in Islam. Shirk(creating partners with God) is the only sin which will never be forgiven
@@haideraliikram-mv9xz If we must not equate anything with God, then Muslims has committed shirk in many ways, 1. Adoring and worshipping black stone in kabba, 2. Making Muhammad their god, surah At - Tawbah :24 says, "Say, O prophet, if your fathers, your sons, your brothers, wives, your clean, your possessions that that you have gained, commerce your fear may slacken, dwellings in you - - if these are dearer to you than God and His messenger, and to struggle in His way, then wait till God brings His command: God guides not the people of the ungodly."
It says in one of your Hadiths that Muhammad made himself equal to God by saying, "If you love Allah and you worship your idols to bring you closer to Him, as you claim, then follow me; Allah will love you, for I am His messenger to you, His proof against you, and I am more worthy of reverence than your idols."
Islam teaches you people against God's redemptive work for mankind. Repent and escape for your lives before Islam become your ruining, and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour and you shall be saved.
christianity has idolistic elements too
The Jews put a small black thing with a ribbon on their arms and pull it around the arm seven times😮
They are called Tefillin and Phylacteries.
Prophet Abraham has built the Kaaba, it was the symbol of monotheism back then. Then the Arabs corrupted their believes and fell into polytheism with statues and other divinities. The Kaaba was still sacred for them.
Islam put an end to the polytheism practices and brought monotheism back.
Damn right that puts Christian’s in shame
Christian’s follows their Zeus from pre era time even if u see there paintings they have no shame to put an Jesus as an naked god
@@softwaredownload3019 jesus's cloths taken away when jesus killed
@@softwaredownload3019 christians follow son of Man which mentioned in isaiah 53 and many other places
Abraham never traveled to mecca ://
Thank you for this.
Growing up in evangelical Christianity, I take it for granted that I can dive deep into the history of the religion, and it’s really cool to see that same analysis applied to Islam since, in English at least, there’s not much of that (at least that isn’t tinged with Christian Islamophobia).
On a side note, I’ve always thought the “360 statues” was supposed to refer to the year (365 days), and that maybe the pre-Islamic polytheism had a daily prayer aspect to it, which would be something else still present.
Hey SleepyPotterFan! the 360 statues, most likely, according to a British historian who's name I forgot (xD, sorry), refer to the Lunar calendar, which was widely used in Arabia back then, made of 12 months of 30 days each, so 360 statues. So your assumption is accurate. By the way, if you're interested in studying further the pre-islamic period, we have a giant documentary exactly on that here on our channel, called ''The Unbelievable Origins of Islam: From Stone Preaching Polytheism to Allah!''
Cheers!
@@VladRacovitaEN I’m in the middle of your entire playlist, man! Definitely one of my new favorite channels on par with Drs. Ehrman and Goodacre.
Awww, I'm really happy to hear that. I feel like people can finally find value in my content 🥹❤! Thank you!
35:00
The emperor Elagabalus has a sacred black stone
Hey, Elagabalus is mentioned at the end of the video!
Cheers!
@VladRacovitaEN
I've written the comment before finishing the video
you forgot to mention the ahadith which state that when adam and eve fell from paradise they met at the kaaba. another hadith states the kaaba is the center of the world. it's all from memory as i'm an ex muslim but anyone who knows what i'm talking about would agree that you missed out on mentioning it
if the Kaaba was built by Abraham, how could Adam/eve have met there after falling from paradise?
@@RelivingHistory1 ig thats a contradiction within islam lmfao. or they'd say the place of where the kaaba is, adam and eve met
@@RelivingHistory1 The kabba was rebuilt
@@RelivingHistory1The Qur'an said they (pbut) raised the foundation of the Kaaba (suggesting something was already there but fallen or not raised). It also says the house at Bakka (another name for Mecca) is the first house of worship for Allah on earth.
Ergo, not a contradiction if the Hadith says Adam (as) built the Kaaba in the first place and that Ibrahim and Ismail "only" raised it.
Nah, there is no Hadith that say Adam and Hawa met in the kabaa.
They met In Jabal Rahmah - Arafah, 25 km from mecca
Interesting
See flashflood in 603... Nothing new under the sun. Everyone freaking out about recent weather in Arabia. It's not a new thing.
43:06 this has got to be the worst AI image I've ever seen. None of them are performing a blacksmithing task. Those anvils are from Home Depot. Bottom left is quenching an ingot into a straw basket using his bare hand while holding a rock in the other. What was the prompt to get this abomination?
Gilgamesh is there is god ther is no other god 😊❤
An unusual Shahada. Who is his prophet? Hahhah
@@VladRacovitaEN all who believes in him are there own prophet, we all know the difference between right and wrong, and respect each other, may Gilgamesh be with you 😜🥸🥸🥸🥸
@accgle-u7f definitely the stories have just been past on over thousands of years
Wow, 31K views in 2 weeks. Another hit this year? 😊
It's not a very good performance yet, views-wise 😮💨😓
Interesting 🙏
Thank you very much Logicomgm!! 🫡😁
I'm envious of those who smooched the stone
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🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂✌🏼
Kissing the Stone will clean your sins
@@aymanmorshed2813 so you kiss it and then continue making sins😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@ElonMust-z7j all humans commit sins daily it's our nature but unlike Christians who support Jews who believe Jesus is in hell suffering, you christians will one day learn Islam is an ally
Most of Iranians left islam already to be atheist or zoroastrian unofficially and this will continue.
Well, according to Patricia Crone Mecca is not the birthplace of Islam. It wasn’t an oasis, a pilgrimage destination or even a stop for the caravans! Mecca is not mentioned on any map prior to the birth of the story of Islam! Nothing could be traded from Mecca, the city produced nothing ! Who built the Kaaba and why, remains a total mystery. Everything we know about Islam comes from a biography written by Ibn Ishaq written two hundred years after the death Muhammad in Badgdad under the Abbasid Khalifat. He claims that his biography was inspired by the work of Ibn Islam that no one has ever seen. Please also remind your viewers that “Muhammad” is not a name in the Hejaz. It’s a title. So we don’t know the name of the prophet of Islam!
You've said it well, "according to Patricia Crone". The opinion of only one scholar against the whole academic consensus who says the opposite is almost irrelevant. Patricia makes big claims substantiated by weak evidence.
This channel follows only the academic consensus.
In ancient times Muslims prayed in direction to Petra.
We know his name, his name was qutham
@Berawan-o1k this is a big problem
I’m thinking about the story and first kings and the Torah in the Bible and the conflict between the worshipers of fall and the worshipers of Yahweh being Catholic because of the rain, and then believing that Yahweh was the god of the storms, and that Yahweh was the one that brings the floodsand killing each other over it for 40 days or whatever
Geopolitics created Islam?? Your own pops created bible of unlimited author and you claim it's word of God,how can a sane person believe in person who believe like guys of you??
Yes. There is also a:"How geopolitics created Judaism and Christianity too". This is a channel of history not of theology. All religions are equally criticized. You should not assume the religious beliefs of people based on the language they speak
dirty mslims playing victim card 😂
If no lies islam dies
internet is the terror of islam and false prophet muhammad.
It’s about time that Islam is fairly critiqued and criticized in a historical way. For so long, people have either were kept from researching its origins or feared to go against the Islamic narrative otherwise their life could be in danger. The same thing happened for a good period of time when the Crusaders and Roman Catholic priests, but the Bible has been scholarly critiqued for centuries at this point now. It’s time we know more about Islam and the Quran receive the same treatment
So what has this to do with kebabs?
It was invented in kaaba😅
The real kaaba design are rectangle .
That's correct, the height of a man and without a roof. It was later reshaped by the Quraysh into a more ''cubic'' building, although technically still slightly rectangular
I've heard rumour of one that moves around.
Without lies…Islam Dies!
Christianity is already dead
That's slogan for dying people, while Islam still prosperous till now, while other religions were slowly die
Your pagan religion is already dead...Islam is rising so fast
If your a Christian in 2024 you are the most ignorant of people!
Wow did you think the slogan up by yourself lol