History in 9 amazing coins with Adnan Rashid

[@doghun4416]

Isn't this a wonderful video to watch with a cup of coffee ? Thanks to you and your guests, brother Paul. May Allah swt accept your good deeds. Salam.

[@Arkan-Al-Islam-5]

SubhanAllah my fantastic brother Adnan. Always follow Adnan and all message he gives alhamdullillah.

[@AdnMoko]

MasyaAllah.... TabarakAllah.... Barakallahu Fikum ya Ustadz Adnan & Ustadz Paul. What a gold episode!!!! MasyaAllah

[@alib7489]

Love this collaboration. Adnan is a great guest.

[@mohamadayoub7094]

I would have never believed that England and France would mint gold coins with Islamic inscription. Thank you very much to both of you.

[@redvoice2385]

La ilaha illallah ☝🏻🌹

[@alltruthrevealed-]

Loves from Türkiye my brothers 🇹🇷💪🇹🇷

[@saidbendif2834]

Very refreshing video! Always a pleasure to listen to the conversation of such knowledgeable gentlemen! Seeing those coins while listening the comments literally makes history alive! Great job! PS:I would perhaps suggest to check the editing at around 29'. Unfortunately the picture doesn't seem to match the description.

[@caliphalifpietyhaya6046]

Jazakallahu Khair. As always Blogging Theology never fails to educate and entertain us. We are always in waiting when it comes to your message-giving intellectual guests.

[@mas586pr]

Thank you Paul and Adnan for a marvellous information that I never thought before. 😀

[@bouchraandyourlordisneverf3789]

Dr.Rashid Adnan,many thanks.Really,I got new ideas about the history of coins,my attention was fascinated by those which printed on Tuwahed words. BTW,I follow you in other channel,frankly ,MashaAllah your work is fabulous.May Allah reward you and I wish you all the best in your upcoming endeavours. Many blessings to you Mr.Paul William.

[@arkadashh]

Oh brother Paul There is an error in the video editing that Islamic coin has been shown instead of Constantin's coin at 29:03

[@aminaahmad8328]

Wonderful. Highly educational. Jazakallah khair both .

[@samiq5767]

29:00 wrong image

[@rehanaturabali6626]

Very interesting. Thank you adnan rashid and Paul Williams.

[@arifdwipurnomo9666]

Such an amazing historical presentation! Great job Blogging Theology. Barakallah.

[@Descendrion]

Great. Not only am interested in History, but now i need to look into numismatics, thanks Mr. Adnan!

[@muneebqazi3474]

Paul the image you show at 28:47 is incorrect

[@stitchtui3619]

why

[@justarshad8354]

?

[@nataliegabriel7881]

Thank you! Both! For the amazing knowledge and wisdom! Many Blessings!

[@gavinjames1145]

A very interesting numismatic collection! The oldest coin I have is an 1892 English Penny, but to hold a coin which is almost 2400 years old - wow, just wow!

[@lilismariani3401]

I truly enjoyed this episode. Amazing coins. Thanks for sharing them with us.

[@BloggingTheology]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@hebakhalifa5672]

Sadly we can only hit the like button once, thank you for the interesting informative discussion, May Allah bless you and grant you mercy .

[@MuazOthman]

Very cool and informative ❤

[@purveyorofproof]

As a fan of numismatics, I truly enjoyed this video. I'm also a big fan of brother Adnan. However, I agree with Brother Paul, I personalky can't bring myself to utter the honorific title of "great" after the name Alexander, or Constantine for thst matter. Lol

[@nadasamman7590]

Brother Paul, thank you always for your wonderful videos. Can you please re-list brother Adnan’s roles? A couple of roles I didn’t quite get ( new Mismetist, bibliofall?! )🤔

[@tahsins_comfort_zone]

A "numismatist" is someone who studies and collects coins. A "bibliophile" is someone who loves and collects books.

[@AdrianMuslim]

Fascinating.

[@safatkarim630]

A 2nd part is mandatory!

[@skywalkersohan8656]

To answer brother Paul's question: I would like to have a coin that is used by beloved prophet Muhammad (saw).

[@drka21]

Amazing discussion. However at 29 minutes when brother Adnan was speaking about the Roman solidus, by mistake he showed the Muslim coinage in the close up view.

[@eman40y]

Two great gentlemen to listen to

[@mostdope4781]

Wow what a gem of knowledge that I learned may Allah continue to bless us with knowledge

[@younessboustta6525]

Paul we want Dr ali ataie to come bakc in your channel

[@salaudeenishola4788]

honestly I'm really hoping he would be back

[@teenaakhir9105]

Extraordinary as always..👍

[@y2kmedia118]

What a magnificent video.

[@Muhammed01FI]

I enjoyed this. A quick and interesting history lesson.

[@abufath29]

How did Ustadh Adnan acquire these coins? I want to be a coin collector.

[@rizmieimie]

Assalamualaikum brother Paul, adnan & the family, thx again for the interesting & beautiful information, "my logically guess is the pope & kings knows for sure about the imitated coin" & this scenario will lead us to many intresting discoveries

[@qaisun]

Min 29 supposed to show the picture of the bizantin coin. wrong picture. Thanx a lot for this interview

[@BinuJasim]

28:50 the visuals don't match the description of the coin.

[@eerievon2208]

wow ustaz adnan… all these coins r ur personal collection..? is it possible to re edit the part where ustaz adnan supposed to show a christian gold coin.. bt instead showing the umayyad gold coin (which was shown twice)…. 😅😅😅

[@drfaiyazkamalalam3177]

Sami Q comment's something missing plz check thanks for the information shared

[@outlawz10thuglife]

Wow. Beautiful video

[@Truthiscrystalclear]

It's strange that we think that we are more advanced than the era's of these coins, yet we don't have money that can the survive time, hundreds of years from know it would seem as if we had no money. Paper money will disintegrate and even worse is electronic money.

[@noname-oi2jh]

So the billionaire of today is poorer than the poorest of the past 😂

[@Truthiscrystalclear]

@@noname-oi2jh True and so strange. If the world goes into war or anarchy, a person with bucket loads of paper money or electronic money will have nothing, as systems will all collapse.

[@alberxenos]

Assalamu’alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ

[@abooswalehmosafeer173]

Allhamdullillah.

[@samiq5767]

It is interesting that the verse on the coin does not start with 'say'. قل هو Any thoughts?

[@786humaira1]

Small coin how much it takes . Maximum impact of message in minimum space .

[@studyquranmultipletimestoc2560]

ARUL needs to watch this

[@ExposingHindutva101]

Lol 🤣

[@Paper-Z]

Mistake in 29:00 Wrong coin

[@ntnksa-mf8cr]

Masha Allah this very nice 👌 👏 gold coin how much price this coin I have on seym coin I want sailing thanks for you

[@SeeJayCampbell]

The Alexander coin is not from his reign, similar coins were minted in his name by his successors over the next century. Great video though

[@786humaira1]

Thank you br. paul . Very educational and fascinating. However @ 28 by mistake he says emperor but the coin shows arabic . He needs correct it if possible .

[@zahidmuslim4110]

Subhanallah...

[@Danfaculty]

Cool video

[@omizzyelebreazy]

you should invite roy casagranda on

[@TheFinalElite]

Sheikh Adnan showing us his coins as if hes showing his new born hahaha

[@studyquranmultipletimestoc2560]

Sir Coin depicting cross was never shown

[@anneeq008]

How did the earlier Muslims deal with the fact that Allah's name and Qur'anic verses etc on the coins had the potential to fall in dirt? And probably did a lot....

[@joejr.cocker9997]

❤❤❤

[@ohpeopleofthebook6679]

Assalamualaikum I am a numismat as well. I have an Umayyad coin from 86-96 ah

[@quixoticmelancholic7141]

numismatist ?

[@ohpeopleofthebook6679]

@@quixoticmelancholic7141 yes I collect rare and expensive coins

[@quixoticmelancholic7141]

@@ohpeopleofthebook6679 excellent!, but I was actually trying to provide you with the correct term . I hope you are not offended ,.

[@OmarFAlam]

Are these from Adnan's personal collection?

[@muhammadbenjuraij7734]

ضُرِبَ means minted not beaten up 😂

[@ranro7371]

36:00 incorrect translation. Be careful when you're translating the words of God. The arrogance of not paying attention is baffling. Translation: "Muhammad the apostle of God, sent with the guidance and the religion of truth, to ascend above all other religions, even if the polytheists may hate it."

[@masoodalam8005]

Assalam alaikum

[@EwnetuZegeye-l2c]

Alexander time coin good

[@dbz7455]

Cool!

[@mismail6080]

MashaAllah

[@muhammedali7280]

I learnt that Khaleefa Umar Ra made the coin in Madeenah?🤔

[@truthdisseminator]

Second and third coin probably depict Hercules (mythical God), not Heracleus (Byzantine emperor) as Adnan claims.

[@Nawazaahr]

What? :D Thats what he said "HERACLES" the Greek hero. "Hercules" is the Romanised name of the same hero. Greek ks original.

[@mohdnorzaihar2632]

are we muslim viewing on "gold silver based" crypto coin in future??

[@JohnnieWalkerGreen]

Unfortunately, bad finishing process...

[@Ahmadzai_313]

booming!!!

[@noname-oi2jh]

People those days were lucky to use real money to buy real merchandise, unlike today using junk paper money to buy Chinese junk. Sorry to admit it, but we are modern junkies.

[@andreasfeiste436]

min 31:57 In other words: The time of Abd al-Malik (April 685 to October 705) is when the Islam started to became historic. You can't find anything of Islam at any coin who is older. So in the time of 622 to 685 was no Islam at all!

[@sasasaa12234]

That isn’t true, there’s Islamic coins mixed with sasanians n Byzantines during rashidun caliphate, historians affirm Muhammad existed in 630’s

[@scollins4436]

Why did you show an gold byzantine solidus emperor for 2 seconds and the switch to the two completely different gold coins? 29:00-29:08. There is absolutely no written proof for what Adnan is saying about the Muslims being pragmatic concerning currency as true. It does make for a interesting story, but no factual evidence.

[@arm4nz4ky]

Somebody may bring his/her coins to toilets or to bribe or to buy sinful goods and services and circulating in such inappropriate circiumstances Is it right to mint words of Allah in coins and paper money?

[@ExposingHindutva101]

So what's your argument....

[@zachbos5108]

Disapppointing that he could not explain all the pagan symbols. Typical monotheist.

[@destroyingangel14]

Mohammed was ‘Jesus’ as David was Jesus & Yeshua was Jesus....

[@ExposingHindutva101]

Looooooooool 😂 This guy must have lost some brain cells...

[@first9_yt]

@@ExposingHindutva101 he has watched videos of some conspiracy theorists 😄

[@lahleholivia7398]

It interesting dhul-qarnayn stopped being Alexander the Great once information came to light that he was a Bisexual wine drinking Pagan and later demigod. Also interesting that legends from the Alexander romance tales are found in the Quran. Weird.

[@quixoticmelancholic7141]

"It has been claimed by Nöldeke and subsequent scholarship that the Qur'anic story of Dhul-Qarnayn was borrowed from the Christian Legend attributed to Jacob of Serugh. Internal evidence however shows that it was composed after 628 CE. Investigations by Hunnius, Kmoskó and Czeglédy have conclusively shown that the writer had ex eventu (i.e., a prophesy or predication after the event) knowledge of Khazar invasion of Armenia. The text provides no date by which the terminus ad quem (a final limiting point in time) can be fixed."

[@lahleholivia7398]

@@quixoticmelancholic7141 Zakir Naik say dhul-qarnayn is Cyrus the Great since Alexander the Great is off limits since he was a Bisexual wine drinking Pagan. Unfortunately Cyrus the Great used his army and resources to find stolen and looted Pagan idols so he could return them to their Pagan temples out of respect. Get up out of one hole just to fall in another.

[@quixoticmelancholic7141]

@@lahleholivia7398 Dr. Naik has his opinions, but that does not make him a scholar of history: more importantly, why are you mentioning Cyrus anyway? No one is talking about Cyrus. Alexander is said to have died in 323 BCE, and apparently the earliest Greek source about him dates to the 1st century CE. A lot can get twisted in 300 years. Beyond that, consider that it doesn't matter if he actually was a "Bisexual wine drinking Pagan", only that he ceased to be one before his exploits allegedly mentioned in the Quran. He isn't called (or assumed to be) a prophet, and sincere repentance upon accepting the Truth is all that is required to make one right with God in Islam (as I understand). Historical arguments are very weak, and have been defeated many times upon the discovery of contrary evidence.

[@lahleholivia7398]

@@quixoticmelancholic7141 How did he accepted the truth when the truth had not been revealed. And he found the setting place of the sun 🌅 that's impressive.

[@quixoticmelancholic7141]

@@lahleholivia7398 It appears you are unfamiliar with the Quranic view of religious history, as well as a bit lazy in your thought process. In a nutshell, the idea is that God inspires certain individuals (prophets) throughout history with the message of pure monotheism and moral behavior, sometimes as warners to others, sometimes chosen for specific purposes. The" Truth" is divine guidance revealed at any period in history. Submission to that guidance is what Islam literally means, thus any person at any point in history is a Muslim if she/he submits to the divine guidance for that era. For example, if Alexander did go to Jerusalem and meet with the Jews there, (per Josephus ), then he might have embraced the monotheism and morality of the Jews without actually converting to Judaism ( Platonic philosophy does seemingly point to monotheism, after all). That is just one possibility I can imagine. As for your "setting sun" comment, it appears you also suffer from unfamiliarity with literary language ( I sincerely hope you realize I did not actually put anything into the actual shell of a nut). Do yourself a favor: instead of presenting red herrings, responding with non-sequiturs, and strawmen, try actually reading something for yourself and try to actually understand before forming an opinion, instead of letting 3rd rate anti-Muslim websites do your thinking for you. Peace.

[@Incandescence555]

Another refreshing, invigorating and edifying exchange. Thank you. I'll put my neck out slightly in humbly requesting you get Professor Jordan Peterson on. Best wishes.

[@Pheroow]

45:52 this dinar is not of King Offa and there is no evidence to suggest that. There is another example citing King Offa in the British Museum but thats about it. Your example is certainly an imitation of an Islamic Abbasid dinar of al-Mahdi, however its impossible to pinpoint where it originated since there's no indication. It could very well have been the North Caucasian region or Central Asia or Morocco, since these places are also known to have imitated early Abbasid dinars.