Epic- Story Telling - Muslims Who Were the Pillars of Modern Civilization
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Speaker: Dr Roy Casangrande
Credits : Dr Roy Casangrande Professor of Government at Austin Community College (ACC)
Lecture: How Islam Saved Western Civilisation. Check out the full lecture link via the link below.
• How Islam Saved Wester...
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'For centuries following the fall of Rome, Western Europe was a benighted backwater, a world of subsistence farming, minimal literacy, and violent conflict. Meanwhile Arab culture was thriving, dazzling those Europeans fortunate enough to visit cities like Baghdad or Antioch. There, philosophers, mathematicians, and astronomers were steadily advancing the frontiers of knowledge, as well as keeping alive the works of Plato and Aristotle. When the best libraries in Europe held several dozen books, Baghdad's great library, The House of Wisdom, housed four hundred thousand' Jonathan Lyons ( The Author of House of Wisdom)
it Saddens me to see the stark contrast between the great minds of Islamic History and current days... we desperately need to get our Umma on track...
Pay close attention to the dates mentioned. Mohammed dies in 632 AD, we don't really see all that much mentioned of him until at least 100 years later, no coins, few writings, anything of that sort. Then you have the Islamic explosion where the Islamic Caliphates take over massive parts of the Middle East and North Africa. That's when you find all the Islamic writings from this period. Is this prior period an Arabic Golden age or an Islamic one?
@@sweynforkbeard8857 the main video was Titled "How Islam saved Western Culture" so ya he is talking about Islamic Golden Age... all these scholars are Muslim
@@xionkale3688 how do you know that exactly?
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There you go 🧢
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@@xionkale3688 They were some brilliant people, no doubt, I just don't buy the idea that Islam did anything to enhance that brilliance. In fact, I think Islam was the death of it. Too conservative for progress means stagnation.
What's the name of this professor
Dr Roy Casagranda
it's literally in the description mate......
BTW the story of the big bang is complex. As we come closer to the origin scientific laws breakdown and complexity is infinite.
Thus the Aristotle complexity theorem doesn't appy.
Might be. But everything being made up of atoms is a simple fact. Atoms not elements
@@sluggishhollow2030 Atoms themselves are themselves made of quarks.
The moments before the big bang ⒷⒾⒼ💥🅑🅐🅝🅖 the universe is an anomaly. All laws of science we know today simply stop working.
@@swamivardana9911 Get into a proper school where you can learn proper English 😂 You didn’t understand what I said at all
@@sluggishhollow2030 Do you really get quarks and big bang. Maybe you could do a refresher.
Aristotle is a hoax, just like Plato and entire Greek civilization. The same applies to Rome and Egypt.
Anatoly Fomenko proved this!
Sadly from pillars of civilization to people that believe in doomsday conspiracies, angels, jinn and invisible sky daddy... That's what happens when time moves on and you stay behind. Good thing that some found oil and others had a glimpse of secularism so they can exist today...
Awesome how there's no way to know what's real vs propaganda in history.
There is… chain of narration or source
@@makcoaching2144 if you trust the source of the suposed chain? Its easy to make up a chain for any fake source
@@homer1273 so which source would you trust from the annals of history?
@@mukhtaaraadroos2378 it depends on the context of the story. like how bible historians try determine which things jesus more likely said and which more likely he didnt say.