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[@user-SanatanRaj]

सर् ये आपकी खोज और ज्ञान बहुत अदभुत है कृपा इन वीडियोस को हिंदी में dubbed करवाए जिससे हिंदी भाषा समझने वाले लोगो भी इसका ज्ञान हो। धन्यवाद🙏

[@Choudhary-b5c]

dubara angrej ko apna baap banne ko taiyar ho rha hai.tum jese logo ne hi hindustan ko gulam banwaya the. Ye ek isai mashinri hai jise itihasik tor pr dushparchar krne ke liye choda gya hai.

[@Choudhary-b5c]

भारत के जनजातीय इलाकों में ईसाई धर्म के प्रसार का विश्लेषण करते समय हमें यह समझना होगा कि जनजातीय क्षेत्र और वहाँ के लोगों पर ईसाई मिशनरी गतिविधियों का क्या प्रभाव रहा है। जनजातीय क्षेत्रों में ईसाई धर्म के प्रसार के विभिन्न पहलू निम्नलिखित हैं: ### ईसाई मिशनरी गतिविधियाँ: 1. **19वीं और 20वीं सदी**: - ईसाई मिशनरियों ने भारत के जनजातीय इलाकों में शिक्षा, स्वास्थ्य देखभाल और सामाजिक सेवाओं के माध्यम से कार्य किया। मिशनरियों ने स्कूल और अस्पताल खोले, और सामाजिक सुधार कार्यक्रमों की शुरुआत की। इनमें से कई मिशनरी संस्थाएँ विशेष रूप से जनजातीय इलाकों में काम कर रही थीं। 2. **सामाजिक सुधार**: - जनजातीय क्षेत्रों में सामाजिक और आर्थिक असमानताओं को देखते हुए, मिशनरियों ने इन समुदायों के लिए शिक्षा और स्वास्थ्य के क्षेत्र में सुधार किए। इस तरह के प्रयासों ने कुछ जनजातीय लोगों को ईसाई धर्म की ओर आकर्षित किया। ### वर्तमान स्थिति: 1. **आंकड़े और जनगणना**: - भारतीय जनगणना और अन्य सरकारी आँकड़े आम तौर पर धर्म परिवर्तन की विशिष्ट संख्या को निर्दिष्ट नहीं करते हैं। हालांकि, विभिन्न अध्ययन और रिपोर्टों के अनुसार, जनजातीय क्षेत्रों में ईसाई धर्म को अपनाने वाले लोगों की संख्या में वृद्धि हुई है। 2011 की जनगणना के अनुसार, ईसाई समुदाय की कुल संख्या लगभग 28 मिलियन थी, जिसमें जनजातीय क्षेत्रों में ईसाई धर्म अपनाने वालों की संख्या भी शामिल है। 2. **विशेष जनजातीय क्षेत्र**: - नागालैंड, मिजोरम, अरुणाचल प्रदेश और मेघालय जैसे पूर्वोत्तर राज्यों में जनजातीय समुदायों में ईसाई धर्म का प्रभाव अधिक देखा जाता है। इन राज्यों में ईसाई धर्म की जनसंख्या का प्रतिशत काफी उच्च है। उदाहरण के लिए, नागालैंड में लगभग 90% जनसंख्या ईसाई है, और मिजोरम में भी ईसाई धर्म की संख्या उच्च है। ### प्रभाव और दृष्टिकोण: 1. **धार्मिक और सांस्कृतिक परिवर्तन**: - जनजातीय इलाकों में ईसाई धर्म के प्रसार ने वहाँ की सांस्कृतिक और धार्मिक धारा को प्रभावित किया है। ईसाई धर्म ने इन इलाकों में शिक्षा, स्वास्थ्य और सामाजिक सेवाओं के क्षेत्र में योगदान किया है, लेकिन इससे कुछ सांस्कृतिक परिवर्तन भी आए हैं। 2. **स्थानीय दृष्टिकोण**: - स्थानीय जनजातीय लोगों की धारणा और प्रतिक्रिया विभिन्न हो सकती है। कुछ लोग इसे सकारात्मक रूप से देखते हैं, जबकि दूसरों को इसके सांस्कृतिक प्रभाव पर आपत्ति हो सकती है। मिशनरी गतिविधियाँ अक्सर स्थानीय परंपराओं और धर्मों के साथ संघर्ष में भी रही हैं। ### निष्कर्ष: वर्तमान समय में, भारत के जनजातीय इलाकों में ईसाई धर्म का प्रसार एक महत्वपूर्ण सामाजिक और धार्मिक घटना है। हालांकि सटीक संख्या देना कठिन है, यह स्पष्ट है कि ईसाई धर्म ने इन क्षेत्रों में प्रभाव डाला है। यह प्रभाव सामाजिक सेवाओं, शिक्षा और स्वास्थ्य के माध्यम से देखा जा सकता है, और इसमें सुधारात्मक प्रयासों के साथ-साथ सांस्कृतिक बदलाव भी शामिल हैं।

[@LMN579]

Dear Dan, after having watched your video on the Battle of Badr and reading your book through Chapter 5, I have to say this: you, Sir, are the greatest historian of the 21st century. Thank you. Glory to God.

[@colvinator1611]

Thanks a lot, Dan. Very clear presentation as usual.

[@jamalkhan3708]

Very informative and interesting. Thank you for explaining and sharing 🙏 God bless.

[@0connor-L13]

Subbed with notifications for my study projects ❤ thank you.

[@orunabho]

If GPS devices are only accurate to 2-3 metres, how will thia work at all. The kibla wall will be 10 metre at most and therefore the start and end points +-2m will make a huge error in concluding the direction.

[@AndrewMartinNZ]

There's methods of using a base station to improve accuracy.

[@DanGibsonFilms]

Originally their accuracy was to 3 meters. That was in 2000. Accuracy has improved much in the last decade, and will continue to improve and more and better satellites are launched, and stronger cell phones become more common. A dedicated device is much better, as it serves one main purpose, and that is to triangulate with satellites.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

Thank you for the update Sir. God bless you.

[@harshmanhv]

Dear Dan, i have a request to make to you .... Kindly do a series with LLOYD DE JONGH he has a series named MOONOTHEISM..... and it seems to me that your conjoint discussions will be very very very revolutionary for the coming people .....

[@serhanserhildan]

I miss the old intro music.

[@ILoveMaths07]

That was very annoying!

[@LikeABrandFromtheFire]

Interesting, is that where the term triangulation comes from?

[@Hamza-dx5hz]

i almost believed you, but you didn't explain how many days to go to petra to Medinah islamic records. It says it's 15 days and easy math 15×30 average human daily travels is 30. that gives us 400 450 km, but petra to Medina is 900 km away

[@tarnos4153]

Hi Dan! Great explanation.

[@KTempestBradford]

Very cool! I have a question relating to your Petra theory. I am curious about an aspect of Judean history and if it's connected to your theory about Petra being the original Mecca. I've done a tiny bit of reading about how the Maccabeenans/Hasmonoan kings did something kind of weird at the beginning of their dynasty. They conquered the Gallilee region and also Nabatea (or maybe just Petra?) and forced these people to convert to Judaism. This is weird because Judeans and Jewish people aren't a proselytizing or forcible converting kind of people usually, so why these two instances? The Gallilee makes sense because that area was part of the traditional land of Israel and they seemed to have wanted to take it back and impose the specific Judah-ite version of Yahwism on their Yahwist cousins. But why Nabatea? Is it because of Petra's role as a major spiritual center for cultures in the region?

[@solangelalebron1348]

So Hud & Salih are really Hul (or it might even be Lud his other grandson, one was Lud and one was called Hud) and Shelah/or Selah. They are the grandson's of Noah and Listed in Genesis 10:22-25 of the Bible. The names are slightly misspelled in the Quran, just the same way Thamud is spelled Thamood in there. Same words, spelled differently because of the variation in languages. And Aad in the Quran I believe is Almodad, Joktan's son but since they named a city after him they cut his name short because it was easier. So the city of Aad came from Almodad. So those were the 3 you were wondering about and their all confirmed in Genesis 10, the son's of son's of Noah; his direct descendants. Remember when the Arc ship touched ground it had landed on top of a rock/mountain. Hence one of the reasons they built cities in such way. It is said that some of his descendants were huge aka Giants. And the city you are looking for is in the Jordan, pronounced 'Sela'.One site by this name is placed by the Second Book of Kings in Edom.[2] It has been widely identified with the archaeological site of es-Sela' or as-Sila' in Jordan's Tafilah Governorate.Sela (Hebrew: סֶּלַע, transliteration Sela‛, meaning rock; Arabic: السلع, es-Sela‛; Greek: πέτρα, 'Petra'; Latin: petra)[1] is a geographical name encountered several times in the Hebrew Bible, and applicable to a variety of locations.[2]In the Book of Judges there is a mention of a place called Sela, "the rock", on the southern border of the lands still inhabited by the Amorites after the partial conquest of Canaan by the Israelites (Judges 1:36).] And Petra means rock,🪨 which confirms the location as accurate.

[@solangelalebron1348]

Also the city of Lud is called the city of Lod. Slightly misspelled as well. [The city of Lod, also known as Lydda, appears in the Bible in both the Hebrew and Greek versions: Hebrew Bible The city is named Lod in the Hebrew Bible and is mentioned in 1 Chronicles 8:12, Ezra 2:33, Nehemiah 7:37, and 11:35. It was founded by Shamed or Shamer along with Ono. New Testament The city is named Lydda in the Greek version of the New Testament and is mentioned in Acts 9:32-38. In this account, the apostle Peter heals a paralytic in Lod.] [And the land of Hul, Where is the land of Hul? Hul: Joshephus identifies this land as what is now called Armenia.]

[@farhangboroojerdian3106]

I'm a PhD candidate in architecture in Iran, master degree in landscape architecture, and bachelor degree in Iran. Watched your video, search for early accounts of mosques in Iran and found promising results. How I can share the info with you

[@PRITAM_JATT]

Sir please do some archeology Research on Sanatan vedic Dharm india ( asian region) ❤

[@WesFX2000]

Good explanation thanks

[@Sailive-c5m]

Скажите пожалуйста,где можно найти такой компас чтоб показал киблу в сторону Петро ???

[@roukayajannah5111]

For Hama Great Mosque built in 637, your qibla tool got it wrong! Instead of pointing Hama Great Mosque, the blue balloon is pointing Al-Hassanin Mosque. Too bad because the qibla is different! The Hama Great Mosque is about 3 blocks away, it’s easy to recognize it by its specific characteristics. Now it’s time to find the real qibla of Hama Great Mosque with your GPS apps! You will see it’s not pointing Petra anymore!

[@DanGibsonFilms]

I am always excited and very grateful when someone spots an error! Thank you for letting me know. I have now made some changes. The Hama Great Mosque was rebuilt in the 1980s, and has a Between Qibla. It has been rebuilt over the centuries several times, so this adds a bit more of the story. The Hassanin Mosque is also very interesting, as its shape, size, and orientation hints that it may be a much older mosque than Nur AlDin. I suspect he just rebuilt it, based on an earlier mosque. I have not found any architectural or archaeological reports on this mosque yet.

[@roukayajannah5111]

@@DanGibsonFilms Yes, it was never a Petra Mosque. Good you made some changes. During Hama massacre in 1982, the Hama Great Mosque was very damaged not completely demolish so they rebuilt and repaired parts that had collapse using new and old materials like stones. They renewed the old mosque on the same foundation with the same orientation. There is at least another old mosque that you didn’t factchecked. For this one on your qibla tool, the blue balloon is pointing not a mosque but ‘’a parking lot’’! Yes, you missed the spot! Ups! another error …The mosque is further away, there is a long path to walk. And what do you think happen to the qibla? No, no, I won’t tell you which mosque this time! It’s up to you but very possible you will never find which one.

[@AhmedDZChannel]

@@DanGibsonFilms Hi Dan, I have some stuff to share with you ti help you move forward with your research regarding the real Mecca and Medina locations, If you are so far interested, please drop a message here so I come back to you afterwards

[@AhmedDZChannel]

@@DanGibsonFilms have you ever heard about Catalan Atlas a map which was drafted in 1375 by Cresques Abraham, in this map, both Mecca and medina were pointed in Algeria even the trade route which crosses Mecca as well, the map is available on the internet and think that it will help you further in your research

[@DanGibsonFilms]

@@roukayajannah5111 I assume you are refering to Tarsus-Gozlukule. I tried to take the coordinates from "Özyar, Asli, Ünlü, Elif, Pancaroğlu, Oya, and Agnès Vokaer, 2017. “Recent Fieldwork at Tarsus-Gözlükule: The Medieval Levels”, in: Sharon R. Steadman and Gregory McMahon (eds.), The Archaeology of Anatolia, vol. II: Recent Discoveries (2015-2016), Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 197-226." The problem is that many many archaeological reports DO NOT give GPS coordinates for their digs. So it is very hard to nail down exactly where they are. So sometimes I just have to put it as close as I can. Then I classify the QIbla direction as unknown, as I could not get anything specific. If you know the exact GPS coordinates, and if you know of better archaeological reports than what are listed on the webpage, then please let me know.

[@nonoboddy8491]

Hi Dan Are you aware of this historical nugget? My jaw dropped when watching Religion for Breakfast on the issue of why 25 Dec is Christmas. As part of the lecture (starting at 15:13 but jaw drop moment at 16:03 ) in the section on Elagabalus and Aurelian. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4jKq52trppkobcsi=Hmt9-KoZZcGCoSSm Elagabalus was so named because he worshiped the eastern sun god Elegabal whose cultic centre was in what is now Homs. Amazingly the cultic object was a very familiar black stone. This was worshipped and even mounted on a Dias and paraded around on holy days. I think this is probably the black stone currently worshipped much further south. I am not sure if this connection has been made before but felt it important to alert you to it in case it has not. God bless you and your work. I hope you are well. Best wishes D

[@SimplifyWorld]

Can you please make a video about the Tartarian Empire?

[@lislee2645]

I miss his blue shirt

[@ILoveMaths07]

Hahaha! I'm glad he finally changed it!

[@lislee2645]

@@ILoveMaths07 i think he looks great in blue than in black

[@ILoveMaths07]

@@lislee2645 I guess it's because we're so used to seeing him in blue that we can't imagine him in another colour.

[@lislee2645]

@@ILoveMaths07 maybe so 😀

[@andreasj728]

Is there any possibility that you could make a video of what proof there is thst muhammed existed and if muhammed really was MHMD or if MHMD was just a title. Iv heard thad this title meens the praised one and is not a name abd that this is used in hebrew and in Christianity as well for Messiah christ . Would apritiate it thanks ...

[@smilodonsam6133]

Dan , is prophet Muhammad history of madeena is true , and is his grave really there in madeena

[@aliuyar6365]

Hi

[@SimplifyWorld]

Can you please make a video about the Tartarian Empire? Is it real or a myth?

[@rammunijarverma9001]

Very nice

[@AI-neuron]

Dear Mr. Dan Gibson on the Islamic archeology of the pre-Islamic period. "The Saudi Government banned all excavations of the pre-Islamic era - archaeological discoveries in Saudi Arabia to date: the Qaryat al-Faw." Is it just state law of religion or something else. Destroying traces of one's own country's past by police departments, state religions as law. Religious police. What are they really afraid of? Any stone carving from before the construction of the current center of the Arab world is considered an impurity of Shaytan. It is now possible to determine the location and direction for religious purposes. The GPS system works, but not in Central Europe. The Russians broadcast the intercepted satellite signal on a more powerful transmitter from the Kalingrad Oblast. Here the navigation system no longer works and does not show the direction. Where's the astronomical archeology? The location of ancient cities from times before the first year of Hijri is possible. All cities were named differently in ancient times than they are today. Even today they change the names of many places and cities. I don't know what this is for, but it's weird. Discovering the past through archaeological research threatens to destroy the established social and legal order, and anything that changes the established rules is considered blasphemy. People around the world have long noticed that there is something wrong with reality when something is hidden too much. Qaryat Al-Faw, which is 700 km southwest of Riyadh, is considered one of the most important ancient cities of the pre-Islamic era in Saudi Arabia. The Nabataeans have long disappeared from the pages of world history. In a time when everything disappeared in the outbreak of revolution of the new order of these tribal nations, under a strong leader. Bloody revolution of wars. The Battle of Badr took place in March 624 C.E. However, the revolutionary times of those times had begun a hundred years earlier. Military expeditions of the Byzantines to the land of Arabia. The Eastern Roman Empire accelerated changes in the troubled local population of nomads. Overpopulation and dry climate, lack of food and water, the reason for the military expansion in North Africa, and not only the expansion of the religion of Islam itself, modeled on like Christian missionaries. "From 711 to 718, as part of the expansion of the Umayyad Caliphate, which had conquered North Africa from the Byzantine Empire, nearly all of the Iberian Peninsula was conquered by Muslims from across the Strait of Gibraltar, resulting in the collapse of the Visigothic Kingdom. During the caliphate of the sixth Umayyad caliph, al-Walid I (r. 705-715), Tariq ibn Ziyad departed from North Africa in early 711 across the Straits of Gibraltar with a force of about 1,700 men to launch a military expedition against the Visigoth of Toledo, which controlled the former territory of Roman Hispania." A more interesting time would be from 500 - 600 B.C. city ​​of Petra and ancient city Yatrib. In those times, there was a nomadic settlement oasis in the desert on that gave rise to the present-day city of Mecca. One of the sources supplying the oasis was the wadi's or the Zamzam name spring slightly salty water. Current cities were built from scratch, and all traces of the past were hidden under stone and modern iron was poured with concrete. During the life of Claudius Ptolemy, all this was unknown to people from other places in the world. This has yet to be discovered and described around the 2nd century AD. 😀

[@atareebfreedomm2777]

نرجو وضع ترجمة عربية لكلامك

[@rewereset1584]

Look around his page and channel he has many in Arabic 👀👈🏼LOOK

[@thetru123th]

Pagan worshiped the kabah nothing to do with muslim back in prophet time.to days muslim continued the Pagan worship of the kabah.some off dan gibson work is from hadith which is not accurate information.written by persains

[@childofgod4862]

Islam came out of pgans The religion began strange, and it will become strange again just like it was at the beginning, so blessed are the strangers who restore what the people corrupt of my Sunnah.” [Sunan al-Tirmidhî (#2630)] Al-Tirmidhî grades it as good and authentic (hasan sahîh).

[@thetru123th]

@childofgod4862 all hadith are made up lies

[@silassoule5077]

The prophet said the day I was born My mother saw a light coming out of her back that illuminated the palaces of the Levan( Al-Sham). Dan is right why didn’t the prophet said Alhegaz, which is where the current Macca is located..

[@Sailive-c5m]

Если это всё правда и вы можете доказать тогда вы освободите двух миллиардов мусульман от заблуждения и бог вас отблагодарить !!!

[@Sailive-c5m]

А где русский язык?

[@silassoule5077]

Dan please don't allow those light headed to use your videos and wonderfull research to attach islam trying to undermine the message of equality and peace. Please find those videos and deny them the rights to use your research, which I found to be credible factual and verey interesting.

[@maxschon7709]

Hanafis are named after Abu Hanifi who was Born in 699 in Kufa years after Muhammed who was neither a Christian or Jew because His Family was pagan. After the Meeting with Jibril He claimed to follows the old rites of Judaism but accepted Isa as Prophet. So He was neither a Jew or Christian.

[@thetru123th]

@juat6227 all religions are made by man quran does not recognise a religion. sects are made up sunnies Shia hanifa etc

[@thetru123th]

@juat6227 not found quran about mohammed family it's un relevant or it would have been in quran. Plus all Arabs where Hindus frist then pagans

[@DanGibsonFilms]

The teaching of "Hanafiya" dates back to Pre-Islamic times. Abu Hanifi, was born many years later. Islam was first known as Hanifiya, and this is what the prophet Muhammad called his original teaching.

[@EvGen1603]

Hello! Please tell me, did the Prophet Muhammad really exist?

[@atheist-Baba-ka-buldozer]

​@@EvGen1603In books only

[@askaniraaj7740]

In the vlog of the Sacred city, you talked illogically about Makkah. You have closed the comment box, which is a laborious process. That's why I am replying to you here below,, Makkah's sanctity is proven in the Qur'an, because there is no room for doubt in the words of Allah. Makkah is associated with the last prophet. Islamic history is confirmed by Bukhari and other Islamic books. Makkah was created by Allah Ta'ala through the existence of his last prophet. The city's geography, weather and social activities were all created according to the existence of the last prophet. Allah made this city safe because Muhammad was to be born here and the foundation of Islam was to be laid. If there was an alternative to Mecca-Petra, the situation and society there would be different. That is, Makkah was not in accordance with the program of Muhammad and Islam. Allah Almighty made the foundation of Makkah only under the program of the birth and upbringing of Muhammad and the foundation of Islam. Petra can be associated with the ancient history of the Arab race. When Alexander the Great occupied this region, there was a nation living in Petra who worshiped idols. After losing the battle with Alexander the Great's army, this nation lost its existence. The successors of Petra are scattered, this city falls. Similarly, in the Roman Empire, this city was captured and ruled by the Romans. There is also a hint about Petra in the Qur'an which says, Before you, there have been many powerful nations among you who refused to recognize their God and We erased their existence. In history, the destruction of Petra is much earlier than Islam. That is, Petra was destroyed centuries before the existence of Muhammad. You are giving the wrong direction to historical facts and words. The existence of Mecca in Islamic history is very strong. God has made this city safe. Your arguments are ridiculous. You want to destroy the importance of Makkah which is associated with a negative and negative psychology. I feel this while listening to you. It is to mislead the Muslims by making the status of Makkah false and declaring the Islamic history incorrect. This can damage your status. You will be frustrated with your aimless program...

[@PRITAM_JATT]

No room of doubt ( old technique) vs Dan Gibson comments section off ( modern technique) 👍😊

[@Huddz74]

Why havent you debated this kaabah issue with muslim archaeologists and scholars lets see if you speak the truth

[@amuthi1]

So measurement in the hand of a muslim could bring different results? Why should this be so?

[@Arbognire]

Have you watched his documentary (“The Sacred City”) on the topic? An Oxford scholar (Dr. King) already responded to his Petra Hypothesis, & then Prof. Gibson gave a response video.

[@Huddz74]

@amuthi1 no as a Muslim I have respect and don't disagree with dan but the muslim world won't believe him till he debates with islamic historians archaeologists scholars from Middle East Thanks

[@Huddz74]

@Teringael no I haven't seen the response videos have seen the sacred city one interesting 🤔 but people in muslim world will think this is a western Christian conspiracy till he debates with islamic archaeologists historians from Middle East thanks

[@Huddz74]

I've asked muslim scholars they dismiss it saying its nothing but a roman altar where they sacrificed