CONSPIRACIES, COUPS & REVOLTS. How they ruined MUSLIM NATIONS

[@Historyun]

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[@kucingcat8687]

Also, toppling "leaders" doesn't necessarily regress progress, especially when the "leaders" themselves ARE the stumbling blocks to progress, like current western-puppet "rulers" we have for example. Things should be put into the wider context and wider systemic analysis. is the current people in power represents a force of reactionary elements, or progress? These questions should be discussed more, and we shouldn't just resolve to a very oversimplified notion that "toppling those in charge is bad by default"

[@Zeitaluq]

Worth researching the creation and collapse of the infamous Baghdad Pact that comprised of Turkey and Iraq and Persia and Pakistan. That coincides with the collapse of British position in Asia the Indonesia independence. Anglo financial was London the nexus of this pact and meant to retain the (then) British Empire however it was being challenged by independence movements in Africa and Yemen and Cyprus. Iraq as in Libya attained their revolution booting out the British client regime and in decades Iraq would become particularly important as a nexus of Arab identity and anti~imperialism. The Baghdad Pact long gone coincided with the Anglo coup against Mossadeq of Iran and the role of The Seven Sisters the oil corporations. Finally your channel would find it worthy to research Miles Copeland.

[@Empires.Graveyard]

Masha Allah. May Allah reward you for your efforts Ibrahim. I don’t know you, but I make dua millions of Muslims and non Muslims take benefit from your programs inshaAllah and it guides them to the light of Islam. Ameen. ☝🏼

[@Historyun]

Ameen. Barakallahu Feekum for the kind words, may Allah return the blessings you you twice over

[@kingrapid]

No wonder the material has membership. This is the BEST and most INTERESTING historical channel by far which pertains to our religion.. the membership is befitting... the brother is better than most teachers out there and i can say that out of experience.. Allah yahfadhak and your work brother Ibrahim and may Allah keep u firm and sincere ya Rab and guide us ALL...AMEEN ❤

[@Historyun]

Barakallahu Feekum and JazakallAhu Khayran for your support

[@kingrapid]

@@Historyun wa iyyaakum akhi al 3zeez.. anytime ☝🏽❤️☝🏽

[@CLNFlorida]

Alhamdulillah

[@steverockin]

Brother where you been all my life! I love what you're doing. Knowledge is power. Power to you brother. Salams.

[@veliaw..]

Our religion were divine but our history is human

[@gulamdastagir245]

: The world is of the Devil.

[@musafirghayrmaeruf1]

Beautiful

[@BilalKhan-yg9jc]

We became weak in Iman and Amal. We became content in our ways and lost the drive for excellence of the Sahaba RA, Tabiyeen, Taba Tabiyeen and those that followed them. They conquered the Persian and Byzantine empires and Baghdad became the beacon of learning and science that carried on the learning traditions of the great empires that preceded them.

[@gulamdastagir245]

@BilalKhan-yg9jc : What goes up, comes down. Every concept by its very nature, passes into the opposite. MBS / GCC are Rolling back, Islam. Period.

[@BilalKhan-yg9jc]

@gulamdastagir245 I'm from Pakistan, so I don't have any problem with MBS and the GCC moving towards a more liberal understanding of Islam. As a Frontline country in the War on terror, We understand that you can't let religious leaders get so powerful, they try to take power violently. The ill meaning religious leaders can exploit ignorance and religious fervour, of the common populace. I have nothing against religious education, I respect it but the population especially the poor should be educated in science and religion both. If you think MBS will give up on being One of the most influential leaders in the Islamic World, you're not very clever. KSA is a power on the world stage but it's prestige is unmatched in the Islamic World. I don't take MBS for a fool and He plans on building on that power I'm sure. The only problem I have with MBS is the line city project, where I believe He is being misled. The other only problem I have is with prostitution in Dubai.

[@adilmuscle]

If anyone is thinking about enrolling on the Historyun Annual Program, I can assure you that you should. Allahhumma barik excellent historical analysis 👌

[@Historyun]

Barakallahu Feekum Habibna

[@kucingcat8687]

​@@Historyun Also, toppling "leaders" doesn't necessarily regress progress, especially when the "leaders" themselves ARE the stumbling blocks to progress, like current western-puppet "rulers" we have for example. Things should be put into the wider context and wider systemic analysis. is the current people in power represents a force of reactionary elements, or progress? Are they really are servant of the people and the oppressed, or representatives of colonial/neo-colonial powers and the ruling classes? These questions should be discussed more, and we shouldn't just resolve to a very oversimplified notion that "toppling those in charge is bad by default"

[@Souleymane97]

Now I understand why prophet Muhammad SAW cried so much about his ummah, we are so evil may Allah strengthen all those who choice the path of fighting injustice

[@remydantes12]

JazakAllah love all your informative documentary!

[@Historyun]

Barakallahu Feekum

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

This stuff is so deep and so relevant to today SubhanAllah. I didn’t know that's how BP got started.

[@manchu-qu9mw]

This is the best channel. Insightful and factual. Everything about the evil US hegemony and the evolving Islamic political landscapes.

[@abdulhaqq4362]

18:50-19:10 Wait is that the same BP that exists today, as in BP gas stations etc?

[@JayDass-s8n]

yes BP= British Pertoluem , amazing when you look into the treachrous world in which they conduct "Business"

[@VinceS-i3o]

@@JayDass-s8nyou are always welcome to leave Europe or America anytime you and all your friends

[@VinceS-i3o]

@@JayDass-s8ngo to Arubia and make money your way there

[@GlobalMindSync]

British Petrol

[@DaHalalSecktah]

Since 1776 the US has been at war 225 years out of 247 years (roughly 93% since its existence). the US was directly involved in wars and conflicts all over the world. the US has undertaken almost 400 military interventions and invasion. including 200 of which took place between 1950 and 2019, of those 200 more than 100 have taken place during the post-Cold War era between 1991 and 2019. The post-Cold War era has produced fewer great power conflicts and circumstances in which to defend vital US interests. yet US military interventions continued at higher rates. US military interventions "increasingly" targeted the Middle East and Africa more than a quarter of the country's campaigns throughout its history .... US involvement in wars, invasions, and regime changes around the world. Instances of the United States "liberated" or overthrowing, or attempting to overthrow, a foreign government since World War 2 (* indicates successful ouster of a government) "Please forgive me if i have missed to list a country" China 1949 to early 1960s Albania 1949-53 East Germany 1950s permanently occupied to date Iran 1953 * Guatemala 1954 * Costa Rica mid-1950s Syria 1956-7 Egypt 1957 Indonesia 1957-8 British Guiana 1953-64 * Iraq 1963 * North Vietnam 1945-73 Cambodia 1955-70 * Laos 1958 *, 1959 *, 1960 * Ecuador 1960-63 * Congo 1960 * France 1965 Brazil 1962-64 * Dominican Republic 1963 * Cuba 1959 to present Bolivia 1964 * Indonesia 1965 * Ghana 1966 * Chile 1964-73 * Greece 1967 * Costa Rica 1970-71 Bolivia 1971 * Australia 1973-75 * Angola 1975, 1980s Zaire 1975 Portugal 1974-76 * Jamaica 1976-80 * Seychelles 1979-81 Chad 1981-82 * Grenada 1983 * South Yemen 1982-84 Suriname 1982-84 Libya 1980s Nicaragua 1981-90 * Panama 1989 * Bulgaria 1990 * Albania 1991 * Iraq 1991 Afghanistan 1980s * Somalia 1993 Yugoslavia 1999-2000 * Ecuador 2000 * Afghanistan 2001 * Venezuela 2002 * Iraq 2003 * Haiti 2004 Somalia 2007 to present Honduras 2009 * Libya 2011 * Syria 2012 Ukraine 2014 * Pakistan 2022 * Bangladesh * Georgia 2024- presently ongoing status unknown

[@Unbiasedopinion86]

@@DaHalalSecktah I respect this insightful material Peace & Power be upon you 🙏🏿

[@DaHalalSecktah]

@@Unbiasedopinion86 May God All-Mighty Guide, Bless and By His Grace Grant you and all your loved ones a High Place in Paradise.

[@dilzak1]

Wow marvelous brother, you can easily turn this into an incisive and comprehensive book that will encapsulate the history of American imperial adventure. It is indeed a great compliment and contribution to the presentation.

[@DaHalalSecktah]

@@dilzak1 May God All-Mighty Guide, Bless and By His Grace Grant you and all your loved ones a High Place in Paradise.

[@safatkarim630]

Bangladesh, most recent.

[@Smoos54]

Very brief but shows a lot of what happened in these dark days. Very nice work and accurate. You look at the deep layers and i like that

[@zeeshandogar9406]

King Faisal was a gem of this ummah. may Allah (swt) have mercy on him.

[@fazjay786]

Great channel bro. So informative.

[@Historyun]

Many thanks

[@Souleymane97]

I used to think Africa was the only one who were deeply colonized by the dunya elites , when in fact we were the last to join the party 🥲

[@cocolacecoco4200]

@@Souleymane97 very true we were the last race to be colonised on earth.

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

Africa always was target since europeans moved around free in ships

[@user-us7el6ss2l]

@@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier Africa was always targeted, since Phonecian times

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

@@user-us7el6ss2l that's deep Thanks for direction of correction

[@pharwh]

JAK brother may allah reward you for your documentation 🤲🏾 been lookin for a channel like this

[@Historyun]

Ameen. Barakallahu Feekum 💎

[@redman6790]

Asalamualaykum akhi, has the Muqaddima Program (under Islamic History Institute) morphed into Historyun post-channel deletion? I remember I was interested to join the Muqaddima Program

[@Historyun]

Wa Aleikum Salam, The Muqaddimah program is a legacy project that was associated to our previous brand ILM FILM. We no longer endorse nor have involvement in that program, Historyun.com is the new official program associated with this channel/brand. JazakallAhu Khayran

Sol, some of these coups were basically power struggles and vacuums gave rise to more coups, etc., except for where the colonizers were involved!

[@BenLewisLLCLewis-k7e]

I believe they are behind it all

[@ikkmic451]

Well researched

[@Historyun]

Many thanks

[@mumtazshamsee5029]

Thanks!

[@Historyun]

You are most welcome and thank you for your support

[@uniskaid1841]

Love your work brother ❤️

[@Historyun]

Barakallahu Feekum

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

Great video on a unique topic. 0:17 One of the smart moves by King Faisal was to exile all Saudi ministers who had baathist, communist and socialist links/sympathies. He always spoke out against both the capitalist and communist blocks and he constantly remained deeply rooted in the Islamic values. 5:16 before the partition of the Indian subcontinent, a famous Indian Muslim scholar known ad Mawlana Azad stated: "Pakistans confidence will not erode as long as Jinnah and Liaqat are alive. But incompetent leadership will pave way for military dictatorship" 3:49 Faiz Ahmed Faiz is still a very popular poet in Pakistan. Even though he was socialist his poems are quoted by all Pakistanis including islamist politicians. 6:13 I remember this happened when I was a child. 1 day before it happened I returned from a trip to visit my mother's family in Pakistan. The next day my uncle phoned us saying that there was chaos on the streets of Karachi and there were burning cars everywhere 11:27 exactly. I would add that the british further derailed progress in Jordan by later removing king Abdullahs son Talal within just 1 year and replacing him with his 17 year old son Hussein as he was easy to control and manipulate 13:04 An interesting fact about Muhamamd Naghuib is that after Nasser overthrew him, he removed his name from the history books and took credit for all the reforms which Naghuib made. Nasser was against Naghuib because he was close to the muslim brotherhood and he was also jealous of him because he was so popular in Egypt.

[@Historyun]

Barakallahu Feekum. It's all very important history that cannot be forgotten so quickly

[@supra1722]

Abdel Nasser was the architect, Naguib was a figurehead due to his senior age and long reputation prior to the revolution.

[@kucingcat8687]

Nah, Nasser was always the real power lol. Naguib were nothing more than figureheads. Also, Muslim socialists>>>>> so-called "Islamist" lol

[@kucingcat8687]

​@@Historyun he's wrong lol. Nasser didn't take all the credits from Naguib, he was always the ones actually doing things. Naguib was always more of a symbolic figure

[@AndrewJohnson-mb7oy]

Excellent video 💪🏻👳🏻‍♂️

[@aadil1474]

love your research

[@Historyun]

Barakallahu Feekum

[@tamimh]

Brother, you are the best!!

[@averagebodybuilder]

The one who seeks power is the one who does not deserve it

[@4evertrue830]

Note of correction: Mohammed Moisadec was a democratically elected leader of Iran and did not become the leader of Iran through a coup. He wasn't in the military, so how could he have been a leader through a coup? The book "reversed counter coup" is not depicting exactly what really happened and the book written by john perkins is more thorough and explains it well..😑

[@Historyun]

No. He came in as a result of the Coup, not that he was a leader in the Coup. He was also opposed to Razmara so it did work in his favour in the broader perspective.

[@1a2b538]

I think that when Jordan and UK destroyed Ottmans empire was the collapse of the ummah. They call it the great arab revolt but it was not arabic like the arab spring was not arabic

[@oskadavid2964]

I CANT FORGIVE SAUDI JORDAN EYGIPT UAE TURKY AND OTHERS FOR THEIR COWADICE.AND TREACERY OVER GAZA

[@maxamillianful]

There’s a reason why it’s prophetic wisdom via multiple Ahadith to not rebel against the ruler even if he’s sinful as doing so brings about more harm than good, too bad you’ll get called a “Madkhali” or a “bootlicker” for informing people about it

[@rabiaihadrine8763]

@@maxamillianful what you're saying isn't true ... Omar Al Mohhtar r.a. when he became Kalief, he said to the people: if I should ever go astray you MUST HUMBLE ME!!! Nowadays if you speak you're dead! We need to speak up to rulers that go astray. We need to take as example imam Ahmad r.a. and others! WE MUST FEAR ALLAH swt instead of fearing humans. wALLAH ❤️ ou a3lam

[@bubblegumgun3292]

God is Political man's law or God's Law Pick ONE

[@OscarGolph]

both are made up, read the books, they are shite.

[@Empires.Graveyard]

Shariah or Shahadah ☝🏼

[@nosoblaze5765]

King Faisal came to power through a palace coup.

[@habibasaleh8226]

Love the research,the presentation.. jazakallah Khairan

[@tariqrahman6918]

Not Russia the Soviet Union

[@tariqrahman6918]

Ahh the Seven Sisters

[@RandomEmperor]

@@tariqrahman6918 you mean Bangladesh? 😌

[@kabiruzzaman5129]

Peace

[@alokdi1]

Instead oh blaming people I would blame the system. We stopped following the prophets example rather we started following the people after him. In our system there’s no system of peaceful transition of power.

[@KhourystHareemullah-t2g]

Yheecchar is now annoited in the heavens to take to heavens any complaint U can now ask DHEEH YHEECCHAR SHUHLLUM to file your complaint on your behalf

[@tttuu3309]

Russia and Soviet is different….. remember the leader of USSR at that moment was a Georgian not even a Russian

[@Historyun]

18:45

[@mohdazminishak6387]

Alhamdullilah Malaysia had no kudeta, political assination thing like that

[@mujahid2128]

Because they are civilize and don't believe either me or in the grave. We believe in we immortal.

[@AAAA-gp3vk]

Slight mistake..Liaquat Ali khan was killed before the coups..the coup happened in 1954 , three years after liaquat was killed

[@Historyun]

Rawalpindi Conspiracy was in 51, which is cited as the first attempt at a coup in the new establishment. The coup in 54 is covered later on in the video

[@QA8971]

They didn't leave because they can't handle it or it was too large to administer they outsource it to local still most of the wealth of subcontinent whatever they call it now India Pakistan Bangladesh all the resources end up in UK Australia or canada😂

[@uniquerebel385]

6:12

[@KhourystHareemullah-t2g]

Yheecchar is now annoited to file a complaint in the heavens on your behalf Apply to DHEEH YHEECCHAR SHUHLLUM

[@sawsanalh2802]

not gonna shed a tear for the traitor Abdullah I

[@luulqurux7696]

😢😢😢

[@jablultariq]

Did anyone count how many coup d’etats ?

[@orthodoc234]

Bangladesh 2024

[@Littlevelo]

Wtf is a codita ? Lost here

[@kwamesolo3315]

Coup d'etat. (Overthrow of government)

[@rafailsyed7051]

coup d'état

[@QWERDQ_]

I don’t think that you have a correct knowledge of Pakistani history. I’m an independent analyst from the US and have been working on the South Asian affairs. Murders of Liquat Ali Khan was an internal politics issue. Whereas the murder of Benazir Bhutto was staged by her own husband. Nothing to do with the west or CIA… sorry dear you can’t blame everything on the incompetence of the local governments/military…

[@HanSolo-i8s]

I think it's a punishment of Allah swt because of what the arabs did to the ottoman empire. The revolts started the downfall of the ummah.

[@صيدرشيد]

Exactly 🫡

[@ShadaadMohamed]

🤔

[@SophiaHaygiallah]

Horrible! How is builded culture food religions explaination at most sooo wrong prepare food and also wrong ingredient

[@nsayyed5469]

Wahabism "

[@tantrarojo44]

@@nsayyed5469 is that bad?

[@barryirlandi4217]

Is the truth

[@aliyare8084]

@HISTORYUN Assellamu Allaykum My Brothers Please if there is any Platform that I can Contact you.? Please my Brothers Reply 🙏

[@jqjq1796]

love n respect from Rawalpindi, Pakistan, i would like to add here that Pakistan's military was the leftover of anglo British military men who fought for the Britishers in WW2, they were of common backgrounds who did treason against the Indian Mughal empire and sold their souls to British military by order of queen victoria, when British left all of their leftover British military took over Pakistan and till now they rule Pakistan, ex-PM imran khan won the elections by 97% majority they tried to assassinate him and now falsely imprisoned him. right now the current Pakistani military chief Asim Munir is the most corrupt general ever, they all ended up in Western countries after retirement with billions of dollars, and Arab world and Western leaders helped Pakistan's military to keep its people deprived thus providing salves to their economies. Imran Khan has exposed Pakistan's military which orchestrated fake terrorisation and promoted it by funding the extremist molounas and kept the nation divided on a regional and sectarian basis. The Pakistan army's dirty games have been exposed now and Pakistanis will never ever trust this traitor military and will never accept them to keep Imran Khan imprisoned, imran khan who won the election by 97% majority must be reinstated as the PM of Pakistan.

[@DoreDonya]

Evils of world America and Britain

[@BenLewisLLCLewis-k7e]

Don’t forget the Dutch Spain &france ect