Thanks for the translation. Nice historical drama. The actor playing Harun Al Rashid so much resembles to the actor playing Sungurtekin in Dirilis Ertugrul. Saalam from Turkey
Thank you thank you thank you sooooooooooooo much for putting this on with English subtitles ♥️♥️♥️ you're literally the best ♥️♥️♥️ الف الشكر عشان حطيت المسلسل ده مع السبتايتل الانجليزي ربنا يحفظك يا رب ❤️❤️❤️
I feel bad for the woman who just gave birth. That's when she most needs her husband but he is still running after zoubayda. Honestly I liker her better
Does anybody know of a website where you can watch foreign historical movies and TV series starting before Christ and to the medieval times with English subtitles that's the type of movies and TV series that I like we're Men with men with swords and their bare hands
According to one version; the great historian al-Tabarī at the beginning of the annal for AH170 says 'there is a difference of opinion as to the cause. Some say it was because of an internal ulcer, and others say that his death was caused by the slave girls of his mother' (Khayzurān). He then goes on to relate the various stories surrounding Mūsa al-Hādī's death, who was twenty six when he died.
The accounts say that his death was natural, but the time of his died made some historians suspect that he was poisoned. And that his mother did this for the good of the state. We are not sure about this.. but we are sure of only one thing. that his death was in the interest of the state and the people. Harun al-Rashid is the best choice to be the king and ruler of Muslims. He was a strong, wise and brave man. He even managed to defeat the occupiers, the Crusaders. And make Muslims live their golden age. At a time when Europe was living in the age of darkness.
@@salimd7842 I agree with you that Harun al-Rashid was the best choice as Khalifa (as we now know in hindsight al-Hamdulillah). But the "Crusaders" did not appear until 4 centuries after al-Rashid's death... I guess you are mixing up the Byzantines (Eastern Romans) and crusaders from Western Europe centuries later, but those two are completely different. The Romans were neighbours of the Khilafa from the beginning and were sometimes at war and sometimes in peace (like neighbouring empires usually do) and there was not yet a 'holy war' sanctioned by the pope until centuries later during Seljuk ghazwa of Anatolia. The extremist Crusaders did not exist yet and did not occupy Bilad ash- Sham during Harun al-Rashid 's time. There were just border wars with the Romans and a temporary Ghazwa of Anatolia which al-Rashid (Rahimuhullah) led victorious and got his name from...
Although a far better way of depicting historical personalities than what I know from East and West, I cannot understand why the account always has to be accompanied by the music.
![Yailin La Mas Viral, @kreizyk.official - Dale 2 (Remix) [Video Oficial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JaYHBzgqz94/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for the translation. Nice historical drama. The actor playing Harun Al Rashid so much resembles to the actor playing Sungurtekin in Dirilis Ertugrul. Saalam from Turkey
His name Kosai Khauli
From syria
Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩
Nyce Series and. I am Dessendent from Al Abbas ibn Abdul Mutalib ibn Al Hashim
من اي بلد انت يا عبا سي؟ أأنت من العراق؟
@@Entertainmentexe لا أنا أعيش في باكستان ولكني أريد أن آتي إلى بلدي وبلدي في العراق
If you are descendant of Abbas, I'n Descendant of Muhammad Al-Nafs Al-Zakiyya
@@MuhammadaminSNS04 Ok
@@mi_hawk448 are there any abbasid alive in modern world
Thank you thank you thank you sooooooooooooo much for putting this on with English subtitles ♥️♥️♥️ you're literally the best ♥️♥️♥️
الف الشكر عشان حطيت المسلسل ده مع السبتايتل الانجليزي ربنا يحفظك يا رب ❤️❤️❤️
I feel bad for the woman who just gave birth. That's when she most needs her husband but he is still running after zoubayda. Honestly I liker her better
Zoubayda is his wife while she is not his wife🥴
The first woman who gave birth her name was Marajil , She was a Persian Concubine While Zubaidah Is His Cousin
@@laibanasir3498well she's his أم الولد
love from Afghanistan i am watching it for arabic learning
Historic dramas love showing women in labor. İdk what obsession is this.
Islamist
Modern woman hate labor 😁
Does anybody know of a website where you can watch foreign historical movies and TV series starting before Christ and to the medieval times with English subtitles that's the type of movies and TV series that I like we're Men with men with swords and their bare hands
Enjoying it frm South Africa
Thanks for the translation. The music at the end of each episode is excellent 😊
Watching from Nigeria, what an amazing drama here
add turkısh subtitles please..
What kind of a mother can kill her own child? Power indeed corrupts, the son is not innocent but killing him
Self defense.
Son wanted to kill his mom too ,mom she protect herself and all people around her
love for beautiful arabic accent from pakistan
I am also from Pakistan
It's propre Arabic ,no accent !
Was Musa poisoned by his mom?
According to one version; the great historian al-Tabarī at the beginning of the annal for AH170 says 'there is a difference of opinion as to the cause. Some say it was because of an internal ulcer, and others say that his death was caused by the slave girls of his mother' (Khayzurān). He then goes on to relate the various stories surrounding Mūsa al-Hādī's death, who was twenty six when he died.
The accounts say that his death was natural, but the time of his died made some historians suspect that he was poisoned. And that his mother did this for the good of the state.
We are not sure about this.. but we are sure of only one thing. that his death was in the interest of the state and the people. Harun al-Rashid is the best choice to be the king and ruler of Muslims. He was a strong, wise and brave man. He even managed to defeat the occupiers, the Crusaders. And make Muslims live their golden age. At a time when Europe was living in the age of darkness.
@@salimd7842 I agree with you that Harun al-Rashid was the best choice as Khalifa (as we now know in hindsight al-Hamdulillah). But the "Crusaders" did not appear until 4 centuries after al-Rashid's death... I guess you are mixing up the Byzantines (Eastern Romans) and crusaders from Western Europe centuries later, but those two are completely different. The Romans were neighbours of the Khilafa from the beginning and were sometimes at war and sometimes in peace (like neighbouring empires usually do) and there was not yet a 'holy war' sanctioned by the pope until centuries later during Seljuk ghazwa of Anatolia. The extremist Crusaders did not exist yet and did not occupy Bilad ash- Sham during Harun al-Rashid 's time. There were just border wars with the Romans and a temporary Ghazwa of Anatolia which al-Rashid (Rahimuhullah) led victorious and got his name from...
Although a far better way of depicting historical personalities than what I know from East and West, I cannot understand why the account always has to be accompanied by the music.
NIGHT OF THREE CALIPHS
Fours caliphate of prophets
there were sahaba Radi Allahu anhu prophets companions
@@asfaahmed2725 Abbasids Were also Caliphs
Love from jakarta Indonesia😊💙
love it this series so epic
Very good actors
Love from Rohingya Myanmar to learn Arabic
Love watching it from Mindanao, Philippines
From Nigeria
Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Love from Somalia❤
Same here
Yep
Thank you man
Good
🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪😍💓❤️