Animation of Al-Jazari's Scribe Clock (1001 Inventions)

Short film on Al-Jazari's 13th century Scribe Clock with animated sequences showing how it worked.
Read more about other machines from the golden age of science in Muslim Civilisation: www.1001inventions.com/devices
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[@naeem-ullah]

*We need to make a full movie on INVENTIONS/DISCOVERIES OF MUSLIMS, PROPHETS, COMPANIONS AND ESPECIALLY INVENTIONS/DISCOVERIES FROM QURAN*

[@gittaneb]

MARAVILLOSA INFORMACION

[@tabraizalimarhattabaloch7170]

Thanks for you great effort and showing the real greatness of Golden era(The Muslim era) to the world❤❤💕💕

[@braveheart879]

Wonderful

[@maneki9neko]

Lovely video. However the reason for the taper in the reservoir is not described, is it? The size of the orifice that lets the water through is constant, but the rate of flow is dependent on the pressure, and the pressure is dependent on the depth of the water. When the water level is high there will be a lot of flow. When the level is low, there will be little flow. If the depth of the water is going to change at a constant rate, the diameter of the reservoir needs to be bigger at the top than at the bottom, because the flow will be greater the depth is greater. And this is what holds the rate of descent constant with time. This is implied in the video, but not explicitly stated.

[@aasifnasim]

Very nice 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@zahirhussain5913]

Is it in any museum?

[@MsKouider]

Islam Will Come back ! this is the only one path to the lord of universes ALLAH subhabahou wa taala!

[@ashkal_alwan]

أتمنى يكون الفيديو باللغة العربية

[@soha150]

تعليقك من اريع سنوات كان يمديك تترجم 100 مقطع زي هذا للعربي باستخدام مترجم قوقل

[@TufanSaglam]

Very good informations

[@kant019]

Does anybody know what music is this?

[@qawmian1875]

💕

[@mohammadasaad4327]

He was a Kurdish scientist

[@keskinbicaq]

He is a Kurd

[@soha150]

no he was Arab, form Aljazeera province in Syria. kurds came to this area after 1400 A.D. when the Ottomans fought them and forced to to go south to Syria, they were in a big area called "Kurdstan" up north in middle Asia. read some history

[@mukavynz4014]

It is describe not scribe

[@user-px6ln9qo4b]

Al-Jazari is an Arab world