@@ziziuk8688 la beauté transcende l'incompréhension

"We had embraced Russia whole-heartedly without any compunction. Without any positive basis of fact we believed that the Tzarist government would grant us a more-or-less broad self-government in the Caucasus and in the Armenian vilayets liberated from Turkey as a reward for our loyalty, our efforts and assistance. We had created a dense atmosphere of illusion in our minds. We had implanted our own desires into the minds of others; we had lost our sense of reality and were carried away with our dreams"

Yes! The source is in the playlist 👍

Her is in the video itself (first seconds). As for sources, the scientific community

Спасибо за информацию

En vrai je ne pense pas, l'esclavage les crimes de momo l'appel au meurtre dans le coran... En vrai les preuves de la supercherie sont évidentes. Ceci dit si on écoute seulement la musique soufi, c'est apaisant.

Ils tournent dans le sens de tawaf autour de Kaaba.

@@eddoharabiaa7214 merci pour la réponse! Savez pourquoi le sens anti horaire?

C’est un rapport avec le sens de rotation des planètes autour du soleil

Le sens contraire du temps chronologique, le symbole veut qu’ils retournent à la source. Symbole fondamental que l’on retrouve dans toutes les traditions. Tourner dans le sens contraire, donc temporel, serait un renversement…

You got the logic in reverse ay, oy goes from lower/opener to the high/closed /i/ same for aw, ew going to /u/. ea goes downward from /e/ to /a/ which has the tongue lower. iw is flat per se but tradition says that diphtongues ending with either /i/ ou /u/ are raising ones. I hope it's clearer ^^

@@vipza72130 I appreciate it, now I understand. I was thinking about the accentuation but I did a mistake. However I was looking for the correct pronunciation of /ea/ diphthong because some my old grammar books of Grabar don't show whether it is /èa/ or /eà/

The Turks were very interested in Manicheanism, Buddhism and Indian literature, were they? Keen students of Sanskrit?

@@eh1702 turkish has both indo european sanskrit voc , also sumerian effects because of chuvash turkish and ancient hungarian…its the uralic effect on indo european,the agglutinative effect on the semitic,or vise versa…

I think you got everything messed up. You should try to listen more on what scholars have to say about those topics. They studied and cross-examined their hypothesis and theories for more than a century now. You coming in as if you were the only one understanding it will always be at odd with reality. Because no one can comprehend everything.

@@vipza72130 i didnt say anything about not applying the language,dont get me wrong.nothing wrong with the studies...i have a feeling that indoeuropean is mostly exaggerated,as if it came out of nothing.rarely scholars show up and look at the roots,same with indoiranic.the studies mention the linguistic point.but never forget the timing,the peoples,the geography,the revolutins that were made and gave way to other linguistic influences.borrowed words from chinese,and turkish are mentioned,but only a few.was there really not more to that?i doubt it. one thing for sure,is that tocharians spoke a language unique for themselves,when further studies are made.as for my reasearch so far and beyond...i will try to find out if they used a different language family prior to indoeuropean,or indoiranian,i.e.uralic,and also when did they start adapting the indo european language,maybe they used a protosingle type of language,because if u look at their geography and features,the language doesnt quite fit in,so i will try to find out from other scholars,and further studies,when this split took place,and if there any connections between the protogermanic,turkic,uralic language families before that...or why tocharian stood out in the family tree like that?...

@@vipza72130 see also... Jules Oppert. Contributions to Assyriology. In 1869 Oppert was appointed instructor in Assyriology at the Collège de France, and in 1874 he became professor of Assyrian philology and archeology at the same institution. In 1857 appeared his first contribution to this field of learning, the "Etudes Assyriennes," followed three years later by the "Eléments de la Grammaire Assyrienne" (2d ed., Paris, 1868). His labors were by no means confined to Indo-Iranian and Semitics. During his journey to the East he found some inscriptions which he declared were written in a language that had hitherto been unknown. This tongue, which he supposed to belong to the Ural-Altaic group, he called first "Casdo-Scythian" and later "Sumerian." He advanced his theory in his "Ecriture Anarienne" (ib. 1855), and asserted also that the entire system of cuneiform writing was Sumerian in origin. His views are summed up in his "Etudes Sumériennes" (ib. 1876). In 1856 he published a "Chronologie des Assyriens et des Babyloniens," and in 1865 issued at Versailles his"Histoire des Empires de Chaldée et d'Assyrie," extending from the settlement of the Semites in Mesopotamia, about 2000 B.C., to the Seleucid period, about 150 B.C. ... so im not the only one that thinks,turkic and ural altaic languages are in fact the source and root of all this...

​@@vipza72130 I agree he has all messed up

​​​@@nukhetyavuzthey spoke an Indo European language Sanskrit is an Indo European language Iranic is an Indo European language There were living there for 5000 years I am related to them Later maybe 2500 years ago They contacted with bmac and picked up some words Then 2100 years in contact trade business with han chinese and learned some words like rice Then 1200 years ago the uyghurs arrived and adopted some words In turkic Just like in kyrgyz language There is no word for floor so we use the russian word POL ПОЛ But Kyrgyz is still turkic kipchak til language

It's basicly the same thing. BC=BCE

You sure seem to know a lot !

@@vipza72130 Do I ?? 😏

doin my best (not in fact, lol)

A Salam Aleikoum, c'est la sourate 33 (Les coalisés -Ahzab), versets 45 à 47.

Surat Al ahzab verset 45-47

Allah iberek,inchaallah. Très intéressant,merci ❤❤❤😊😊😊🎉🎉🌴🌴🌴🌴✌✌✌✌✌🍀🍀🍀🌺🌺🌺🌺🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿👋

I wish you the best in your endeavor !