How The Modern Middle East Was Created | History Documentary

[@HikmaHistory]

Making of the Modern Middle East Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLiPhmAD3I2JxEOPIea4qqAwOdn3axtWRf

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

jazakallah'khair brother. We need more educators like you in a world dominated by western MSM

[@mimi-ur8pc]

The video ends right after introducing Hassan al Banna and his Muslim Brotherhood. Why did it not explain Hassan al Banna's close friendship and alliance with Adolph Hitler and how it's members still love and admire Hitler and the NAZIs today??

[@TheGhostbuster1989]

Basically; British: "We did it France, we saved the Middle East." Middle East: On fire.

[@rayanat5803]

French and britain never wanted the middle east or the arabs to be good and what is happening now was their goal

[@gokulpayyanur1839]

We destroyed it would be better dialogue

[@haziq0007]

Arab aren't meant to have flags and divided by borders, that's why the conflict is constantly happening and will never end until Mahdi come out..

[@thecat8859]

WAR IS A RACKET by Major General US Marine Snedly B Butler @Great Audio Books/ Answers ALL questions

[@jonathan13co]

@@haziq0007 False. This is just pan-arabist propoganda. The middle east is extremely diverse, but most places had their entire history, culture and language eradicated by islam and the arab conquerors. Still, ethnic pride exists, and each group's ideals and interests don't fit everyone else's.

[@UsefulCharts]

Wow. Love that new intro. Also, great video. Enjoyed collabing with you again :)

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks, until the next one!

[@AVT789]

Hi hi

[@longbong4636]

@usefulcharts this "documentary" is complete trash. Biased trash. I'm shocked that you would give credibility to this garbage. Anyone who takes 5 minutes to study "palestinian" identity, would find that it came about as an anti Jewish outgrowth. Because as your clown partner with hikma history clearly pointed out, minority rights and sovereignty in the middle east is not to be tolerated. Be it Christians, jews, druze or any other group that grows tired of being killed. The middle east is only for muslim Arabs to rule, all others are to be subjugated or killed. Honestly disgusting that you would support this!

[@MoonlightSonata160]

He forgot to mention that ataturk got big by genociding the Kurds and Armenian for their lands

[@JenniferinIllinois]

I love the collabs that all of you history KZbinrs do. Keep on doing them.😉 I've always been fascinated by The middle east post WW1. The events that occurred during and after the war still impact the region today.

[@HikmaHistory]

Well put. Thanks Jenny!

[@FredrickVanHook]

They impact the entire world to date.

[@syedareza]

Love your effort in educating and refreshing our historical memories, which nowadays no body thinks about anymore . Keep up the great work . We appreciate them all .

[@HikmaHistory]

Many thanks!

[@brianthomas8125]

As a victorious Allied power, Italy was aware of Sykes-Picot though it wasn't a partner. Before PM Orlando left for Versailles, he met with Vittorio Emanuele III who asked him if he intended to contest this treaty in order to gain more influence in the Middle East. Orlando shook his head and said, "No, Majesty- there's a reason that the old Roman's left- too many problems there". How right he was.

[@horcruxhunter5056]

Only 5.7 K subscribers??? Honestly dude I just clicked on the link from Useful Charts and when I heard your info I just assumed I had somehow missed you and that you were one of the bigger 100 to 200 K channels. You make videos on awesome and well researched videos on topics that I had never even thought to learn about and make it very interesting at that! Keep at it and I’m sure you’ll be one of the biggest history KZbinrs :D

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks man, I really appreciate that!

[@heritageofislam7631]

See our channel too

[@hasan_z]

He's almost at 100k now

[@audreyroche9490]

Did the Africans get Egypt back than

[@samankucher5117]

he has over 100k subs :(

[@kylepracz]

This is the 2nd video of yours I've come across and it's such an excellent resource! I'm a teacher and I plan in trying to incorporate some of your stuff! Thank you so much for the work you do! -cheers

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks Kyle! I'm working on series that tracks the Middle East from 1940-1979, check out some of the videos already in that series.

[@metrokentenerjiteknoloji6313]

I am Turkish. In 1900, my grandfather served in the military in Yemen for 5 years. We Turks have fought from front to front for the Ummah for 1000 years. But now the situation has changed. We don't have a drop of blood to shed for traitors. Now they have Lawrence

[@stenbak88]

Came here from useful charts who makes amazing videos and his suggestion paid off bc you made a great video definitely gonna subscribe

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks!

[@enesamederel]

Such a great fascinating summary. Modern me was one of my classes at university. It seems you concluded the whole semester in one video. I really appreciate if you let me translate this into Turkish.

[@HikmaHistory]

Thank you, Enes! Can you email me: [e-mail]

[@live4eva29]

That curd leader with the mc hammer trousers was proper!

[@Boric78]

This is really good - learnt a lot. Thanks for throwing light on areas of history few cover. I so sick of seeing channels always covering the same things. Hope you get the subscirbers you deserve.

[@Boric78]

Erm Spelling - sorry.

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks, Alfredo!

[@abbynormal206]

I sooo agree---how many more shows can they produce about European history (white). and continue to ignore a part of the world of which i admit i am ignorant. It has been hard to find good sources for someone who would like to know more. i just finished the book "MBS"...

[@southernsmoke8391]

@Abby Normal The victor writes the story. European history is the benefactor of the histories of other nations & cultures. There knowledge comes from others. But to keep the myth of “superiority” enshrined in the eyes of Europeans they leave out the cultures that existed before them. Mathematics, arts, science, & philosophy is NOT a European contribution to mankind. The Upper Volta, Lower Volta, Asia major & Asia Minor are the lands where civilization & intelligent reasoning originated. You always hear Greek “philosophers” referenced but it’s never revealed that their philosophies didn’t originate in Greece. Pythagorus is a joke. He takes credit for something that existed before the pyramids but was used in the construction of the Great Pyramid which was thousands of years before him. You’re not ignorant. Europeans are. They’re the ones needing lies, deception, & propaganda to boost their self worth. Name a European contribution that has advanced mankind’s knowledge & understanding. Indians, Arabs, & Afrikaans can.

[@Andrew_Haase]

…Except elementary grammar

[@Cben9212]

Very informative content thank you for summarising an important part of middle history in 18 min video. Great work.

[@HikmaHistory]

Glad you liked it!

[@Kierkergaarder]

I don't know if this was an influence, but Extra Credits are doing a series on the formation of the modern Middle East. The episodes are charming but their method of following individual narratives is limiting, I prefer your style. Cheers, hope you're well and staying safe

[@HikmaHistory]

First I'm hearing about it, I'm gonna check it out! Thanks Douglas, hope you're well.

[@JohnWick-vb9pc]

Douglas are you a princess?

[@ibrahim-sj2cr]

Excellent explanation of controversial topics in simple words. It's a mini masterpiece. Thank you

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks man I appreciate that!

[@mik2420]

I think that if the British stuck to one side, maybe the Palestinian and Jewish populations could have figured out a codependent relationship with both parties at peace.

[@emilyburney2224]

The Brits? Minding their own business? Perish the thought.

[@tonydillon8946]

The british the biggest shi stirrir's going

[@shoibkhuroo]

They have done a lot worse

[@jamespereira2459]

The joke of it is people think the British are confused and made mistakes but every war and conflict today is cause by the British and Americans and everything happening today is by design keep the people fighting between the people for food and resources and maybe the people will forget who actually stole everything from you

[@TheApolloBlu]

Nah european “Jews” should’ve never settled there and started killing people.

[@alex42]

I just want to add for the Lebanon part that since the mid 1800s there used to be some of form of Mount Lebanon protectorate were the ottomans had no power and staved maronites during ww1, and that the borders were drawn by the maronite patriarch at the time with the help of the french.

[@ArtinSalimi]

Love that. Really informative ✨

[@justinkantner7162]

Well done my friend 👏🏻

[@NTLuck]

For Egypt you should have mentioned 2 people who were responsible for Egypt's semi-independence from Britian. Egypt was already a modern hegemon in the 19th century under the rule of Mohammed Ali Pasha and his dynasty but by 1919 Saad Zaghlul was the revolution's leader why Talaat Harb brought economic reforms by establishing Egypt Bank (Banque Misr) that was operated entirely by Egyptians without foreign intervention. Saad Zaghlul was exiled TWICE by the British before revolts forced the British to bring him back eventually becoming Egypt's first prime minister in 1924

[@HikmaHistory]

Both fascinating characters. The thing is with these kind of videos, you have to miss out a lot of information so that it satisfies the overarching narrative of the video.

[@iroxursoxwithjello]

Thanks for the terrific video! Cant wait to show it to friends!

[@HikmaHistory]

You're welcome, Conrad!

[@sabyvela]

I fascinated with middle east history. Great video.

[@outsiderkk]

I found the taste of Kings and Generals on this and the Useful Charts channel. Nice vid!

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks!

[@sabihatanveer8494]

❤ for your effort,watched again 🎉

[@HikmaHistory]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hayderia110]

Great work brother. Nice to know you have addressed Najd in the correct region. Appreciated

[@danilotopic2297]

Sadiqi thanks for the brilliant educational videos, I subscribed. However perhaps you can also add the academic literature you used while creating the videos ? It would make it more professional and academic. 😊

[@lp-xl9ld]

Many people have wondered why there can't be a simple solution to the problems in the Middle East. They should watch this video.

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks!

[@Marcus8358]

Nice recommended video to understand new history

[@dark_khan2232]

Awesome channel just subbed. Greetings from Kentucky USA.

[@HikmaHistory]

Great to have you!

[@Historyun]

Loving the new intro #GlowUp

[@HikmaHistory]

Thank you!

[@mohammadibrahimsyed9997]

Very informative

[@sabihatanveer8494]

Historical stuff, jazakallah khairn for this brother 🤲

[@HikmaHistory]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aromirsauro9092]

Kamal probably was influence by the Meiji Restoration in Japan a little before his time. Many saw Japanese's victory over Russia in 1904-1905 as an inspiration that 'hey we can defeat these europeans". Japan had to adapt or be colonized.

[@aromirsauro9092]

@Ghjkoplokkp but they don't go in both feet. They half arsed it and never got anywhere.it wad a hard pill for the turks to swallow their pride to learn from the europeans bc they used to run games on the Europeans but now the table got turned on them.

[@SapphireZeev36]

To be fair to really understand what happened to this region. You could go on for hours and hours on all of the conflicts and social dimensions.

[@TheYurisam]

Great video. I’m glad I stumbled across this channel.

[@DinaTinyworld]

Thank you so much

[@alexhubble]

Loving the channel! 04:13 "considering their experience with imperialism and colonialism" - of course, Turkey's experience was not being good enough at it, rather than being suppressed by it.

[@duckbizniz663]

Very helpful documentary on the development of national borders in the Middle East. It is unfortunate that the Middle East has to deal with social instability. The powerful European countries have had a strong hand in the affairs of the region. Especially the French and English. Let us face it. The Europeans have had a strong hand in World events for centuries. The Spanish and Portuguese have been owning and influencing the American continents since the 1500s. The French and English have owned the North American continent since the 1600s. All of Asia, all of Africa, and Atlantic-Pacific Islands have been controlled or are still under the control of European powers for centuries. Hopefully, the people of the Near East, Middle East, and Arabian Peninsula will find peace and stability soon.

[@jojo2036]

America has inherited their empires, their corporations and financial institutions (imf, world bank) have control all the "former" colonies. This is why many of these country's cant develop even though they are rich in resources.

[@coimbralaw]

So typical of somebody like you to rage with such grievance. Might makes right. Do you also begrudge lions for killing gazelles, and hyenas? The people you worship so much would commit even worse atrocities if they were the victors rather than the Europeans. Get over yourself, cupcake!

[@audreyroche9490]

Look up The arab slave trade u might understand why and the moors who ruled spain and Portugal and France Spain from 400 Bc for 700 years the wars mostly been beaten arabs and Europe because both powerful

[@zah1db376]

Learned so much

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks!

[@nusantaranbrony7283]

Can you please do the history of muslim in the far east such as in indonesia and malaysia? Can't wait to watch it if you do

[@HikmaHistory]

Yes, soon I will definitely do them as well!

[@nusantaranbrony7283]

@@HikmaHistory can you also do the history of muslim in famous authoritarian states such as nazi germany,soviet union or yugoslavia. That topic is very rare so can you do it to?

[@HikmaHistory]

@@nusantaranbrony7283 It might be a bit too rare...

[@thecat8859]

WAR IS A RACKET by Major General US Marine Snedly B Butler @Great Audio Books/ Answers ALL questions

[@Maniglia878]

Thank you 🙏

[@rickintexas1584]

Great summary.

[@safehandsprojects]

Its extremely important to put the boundaries and country names back at the Ottoman times. Its totally messed up. These boundaries and names will bring devastating war one day.

[@artakarakelyan1632]

How about Armenian gets all its lands back and Turkey goes back to wherever they came from.

[@justsaying7565]

Very good video

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks!

[@kiera764]

so good!!!!

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks!

[@albaraasalih7219]

plz make video about the long and rich history of Sudan

[@HikmaHistory]

Definitely going to look into that!

[@zainiqbal9580]

Good video but I think you should've also mentioned the Arab Revolt where they fought against the ottomans and the British were happy to support this, which led to fragmentation and different groups vying for power.... But overall good video

[@HikmaHistory]

Definitely should’ve included that tbh!

[@simgeaslnn]

As a Turk i specially want to thank you for doing a part that especially to show and honor the Atatürk that explains why he is so important for us and why he can be a symbol of freedom and an important political leader not only to us but many countries to get inspired from.

[@frentz7]

This is really neat, thank you! (I'm only halfway done but really appreciating it ..) I also clicked on the "Charts" thing + curious to see how the two videos collaborate. (?!) By the way is there a history you have made, or you would recommend, for the previous 50-100 years?

[@HikmaHistory]

Check out my documentary 'How the Middle East Became So Chaotic'

[@8xXcoolbeansXx8]

The British census of 1860 showed that 2/3 of Palestinians were Jewish, and 80% of Jerusalemites were Jews. There was not an Arab majority. Jews lived in Palestine for thousands of years, not mere centuries. Also, most Jewish immigrants to Palestine were Jews ethnically cleansed from other middle eastern countries.

[@ОльгаРоманова-б7х]

Евреев было 3 процента в 1860

[@jons4418]

Utterly false. The Brits were not even in control of Palestine in 1860. It was part of the Ottoman Empire. The rest of your post is also false.

[@8xXcoolbeansXx8]

@@jons4418 French influence was growing in the Middle East including the Palestine region among catholic communities while Russia among Eastern Orthodox. The British wanted their sphere of influence, so they thought they could gain influence with evangelical Christians and their support for the restoration of the Jewish ancestral homeland. British support for an increased Jewish presence in the region based on geopolitical strategy began in early 1840’s when ottoman Muhammad Ali of Egypt occupied Syria and Palestine.

[@jons4418]

@@8xXcoolbeansXx8 It doesn’t matter what you wrote before is absolutely untrue completely false, and totally rotten history

[@sainjisarkarfaqeersain6841]

You did tremendous job bro 😘

[@HikmaHistory]

Thanks my man! Part 2 coming soon!

[@danielcabrera5348]

The middle east should use a 5 seas treaty and free trade union and currency

[@KAZ3EM]

Like your channel!

[@sgmovies7864]

Muslims do not hate the Jews or Children of Israel. The fact that Jews or Children of Israel are addressed directly so often in the Qur'an should tell us something. Allah wants to address Jews, to give them dawah [the message], to give them the Qur'an, instead of having stereotypes about them. Islam doesn’t allow stereotypes. Everyone is equal in the eyes of Allah, and the only thing that makes some people better than others is Taqwa [faith/belief]. In the Bible, Joshua 21:43-44 states: “So the Lord gave to Israel all the land of which He had sworn to give to their fathers, and they took possession of it and dwelt in it. The Lord gave them rest all around, according to all that He had sworn to their fathers. And not a man of all their enemies stood against them; the Lord delivered all their enemies into their hand. Not a word failed of any good thing which the Lord had spoken to the house of Israel. All came to pass”. This passage suggests that the Israelites had already taken possession of all the land that God had promised to their forefathers even before the creation of modern State of Israel. The promise of land belonging to the Children of Israel is never permanent. It comes with conditions: “Surely, following the ˹heavenly˺ Record, We decreed in the Scriptures: “My righteous servants shall inherit the land.” (Qur'an 21:105) Psalm 37:29 states that “The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever”. This passage is often interpreted as a promise of God’s blessing for those who live righteously. It is believed that the righteous will be rewarded with a place in the land of Israel, which is often referred to as the “promised land”. Similarly, G-d is sovereign over the nations and history. He raises up and brings down kings and empires according to His will. He uses human agents, even pagan ones, to accomplish His purposes. He is the Lord of hosts, who controls the armies of heaven and earth (Jeremiah 1:15; 25:9; 27:5-7; 32:17) If Zionists claim that G-d had given the land of Palestine to the Jews is true, then why Abraham had to negotiate with the Hittites to purchase a burial plot for his wife, Sarah [Genesis 23]? Why didn't Abraham just take the land like the Zionists did? The so-called "promised land" was given to descendant of Abraham - Isaac only. Likewise, descendants of Ishmael never lay claim to land of Arabia! In addition, Moses and his followers did not enter the "promised" land due to their disobedience. Qur'an 7:128 states: Said Moses to his people, “Seek help through Allah and be patient. Indeed, the earth belongs to Allah. He causes to inherit it whom He wills of His servants. And the [best] outcome is for the righteous.” Jews are no longer G-d chosen people. The Israelites did not keep their part of the covenant. Here is the evidence: Jeremiah 31:31-34: “Behold, the days are coming, declares the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, not like the covenant that I made with their fathers on the day when I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt, my covenant that they broke, though I was their husband, declares the Lord. For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, declares the Lord: I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts. And I will be their God, and they shall be my people. And no longer shall each one teach his neighbor and each his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they shall all know me, from the least of them to the greatest, declares the Lord. For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.” It had already been prophesized in the Bible that the descendants of Ishmael/Arabs shall administer the Temple Mount/Jerusalem. Isaiah 60:7 "All the flocks of Kedar shall be gathered together unto thee, the rams of Nebaioth shall minister unto thee: they shall come up with acceptance on mine altar, and I will glorify the house of my glory." All the flocks of Kedar - On the word 'Kedar,' see the notes at Isaiah 21:16. The Kedarenians were a wandering tribe that frequently changed their residence, though it is probable they usually dwelt in the south part of Arabia Desert, or the north of Arabia Petraea. They are mentioned as dwelling in beautiful tents Sol 1:5 : 'I am black, but comely as the tents of Kedar,' see Psalm 120:5; compare Isaiah 21:16-17; Isaiah 42:11. The language here also means that that which constituted their principal wealth would come and enrich Jerusalem. The rams of Nebaioth - Nebaioth was also a son of Ishmael Genesis 25:13; 1 Chronicles 1:29, and was the father of the Nabatheans. They were a people of Arabia Petraea, and lived principally by plunder, trade, and the keeping of flocks. The country of Nabathea extended, it is supposed, from the Euphrates to the Red Sea, and embraced Petra, the capital of Arabia Deserts, and also Medaba. It is not possible, however, to fix the exact boundaries of the various tribes of Arabians. The general idea is, that their most valuable possessions would be devoted to God. The second Temple had been completely destroyed as predicted by Jesus in Luke 21:5-38. For 500 years or more, it had been left in ruins by the Jews. When Umar Ibn al-Khattab, the second caliph of Islam, captured Jerusalem in 638 CE, there was not a single Jew in Jerusalem. Now, as prophesized by Isaiah, Jerusalem is administered by descendants of Ishmael/Arabs. Dome of the Rock is the Third Temple. There are some interpretations of the Bible that suggest that the construction of the Dome of the Rock is prophesied in the Book of Daniel. Specifically, some people believe that Daniel 12:11 is a prophecy about the building of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. "And from the time that the daily sacrifice shall be taken away, and the abomination that maketh desolate set up, there shall be a thousand two hundred and ninety days." [Daniel 12:11] Rabbi Isser Weisberg of Machon Mishne Torah in Lakewood, explained that the “appalling abomination” spoken about in the Book of Daniel is the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, which was completed in the year 692. Counting 1290 (a thousand two hundred and ninety) years from the completion of the Dome of the Rock “you get 1982 and the 1335 (one thousand three hundred and thirty-five) ends in 2027. So that’s the window (1982-2027) when the Moshiach has to come.” This may confirmed the Qur'anic message. In Qur'an 17:104 says "And We said to the Children of Israel after Pharaoh, “Reside in the land, but when the promise of the Hereafter comes to pass, We will bring you all together.” The modern state of Israel was promised by British and its allies and not by G-d. In ancient Israel, G-d had prepared Moses for 80 years to lead His people Israel. 1948+80= 2028 may be the complete systematic dismantling of the modern state of Israel by God All-mighty. It is a heresy/unholy to think that Jews shall administer Temple Mount/Jerusalem as it had been clear in the Holy scripture that descendants of Ishmael/Arabs had been ordained by G-d to administer Jerusalem/Temple Mount. In Hebrew Bible, Devarim 32:17 reads as follows: "They sacrificed to demons, not God, to gods they had not known, new gods that had come recently, whom your ancestors had not feared". The medieval commentator Ibn Ezra suggested that the “new gods” mentioned in this verse were actually the gods of foreign nations that the Israelites had come into contact with. "new gods" is today's Zionism. Zionism is a nationalist movement that emerged in the 19th century to enable the establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people in Palestine. The movement initially emerged in Central and Eastern Europe as a national revival movement in the late 19th century, both in reaction to newer waves of antisemitism and as a consequence of Haskalah, or Jewish Enlightenment. Since the establishment of Israel, Zionism became an ideology that supports “the development and protection of the State of Israel”. One cannot deny that the conflicts in the middle-east is caused by the Zionism movement and the violations of the 3 Oaths made by the Jews found in the Talmud (Song of Songs 2:7, 3:5, 8:4): The Oaths: First Oath: Israel should not ascend to the land in a wall (i.e., en masse or forcefully). Second Oath: The Holy One adjured Israel not to rebel against the nations of the world. Third Oath: The Holy One adjured the nations not to oppress Israel excessively. Jews worldwide are now paying the price for the violations of the 3 Oaths Zionism ("new gods") is only around 100 years old. It is the transformation from religion to nationalism, to materialism created by non-religious Jews who hated their religion. The reason why they use the name Israel, the Star of David, hijacking, stealing the identity of Judaism and the Jewish people is in order to gain a legitimacy for their existence that should lead people to say, 'oh, it is God given to them' and that they should use fear and intimidate people from speaking out against their actions because they will call those that do anti Semitic; it couldn't be anything further from the Truth. Leviticus 26:18 “And if ye will not yet for all this hearken unto me, then I will punish you seven times more for your sins.” Qur'an 62:5 "The example of those who were entrusted with the Torah and then did not take it on is like that of a donkey who carries volumes [of books]. Wretched is the example of the people who deny the signs of Allah. And Allah does not guide the wrongdoing people."

[@smavi4133]

What the Middle East needs is a legitimate, Ahlul Sunnah wa'l Jamaat (not wahhabi) dynasty that unites the Sultanate (military power) and the caliphate (spiritual legitimacy) under its banner - just as the Ottomans did. It is unbelievable how a form of governance, that has absolutely nothing to do with our history and religion, has been imposed upon us (look what they did in the name of democracy in Iraq) by the west which is, something that nobody talks about, in most of its countries headed by a monarch, such as Britain, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Spain etc. And even if they are not reigned by a king, their parlaments, even that of the EU, is always dominated by Christian parties. So those two aspects which were for almost 1, 5 millenia a warrant for stability, monarchy and Iman, in the middle east, are core aspects that not even they want to get rid of. As long as we don't manage to go back to our political traditions, we always going to be subjected to occupation, attacks, terrorism, exploitation and being reigned by minorities such as the wahhabis, the shia, military dictators etc.

[@אנונימי222]

what about all the jews in the Middle East? they gonna be d'immis?

[@abdullahshah9397]

An important point often missed is that arabic speaking populations outside arabia are not arabs. The arabs are in arabia proper only. Also concerning arabia, there were many more states than the three mentioned for example the idrisid imamate which fought the ottomans the hashemites and the zaidi imam and was based in jazan province. Another emirate is that of Asir which pushed back the idrisi but then was annexed by ibn saud before he even finished with Hail. All this was mentioned considering the very hashimite and northern centric historical views about the region.

[@user-eh9gd9us1c]

you're wrong . Arabs from the ocean to the Gulf. But if you said that their percentage in their countries varies from country to country, your answer would be more accurate and deeper. There are many minorities in the Arab countries and their percentage varies in terms of size... it may be large or it may be small.

[@MrHtjet]

Oh no ! Thank you for pointing that out ! I thought I was an Arab all along , .. shut the hell up

[@4izm0v]

This is false. Look up Arabians, Arabias, and the Greeks_Contact and Perceptions by Michael C A Macdonald Alexander The Great fought Arabs in the Anti-Lebanon mountains. Assyrians fought Arab in Qarqar in Northern Syria. Hatra Kingdom and Osroene Kingdom in Upper Mesopotamia were Arabs

[@lovepeaceforall]

Love Gulf Arab countries Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Yemen, Oman 🥰

[@CommentComment-yf5nd]

The mid east is just europe with asian and african combination

[@ahmedasghar5727]

Also make a video of making of modern south East asia

[@marioscubla6558]

Your description of Iran was profoundly flawed. IRAN (The Land of The Aryans) was NEVER called Persia by its people or its neighbors. Persia is a name used by the Greeks who were famous for mispronouncing and miss naming foreign countries, kings, people, etc. IRAN noticing such misinformation among the westerners officially reported to the United nation that its correct and true name is IRAN not and never Persia. Second, Reza SHAH the Great is the father of modern IRAN, who put the totally desolved IRAN back together as one country again, and revitalized the true national identity of 🇮🇷 IRAN. Reza Shah and Kamal Atta Turk were very close friends and allies against any kind of British abuse, murder, pillage, stealing national resources, and land stealing. In this endeavor they both succeeded with flying colors.

[@alimerhi5531]

In regards to the “Persian” name being used, most of the people living abroad and dislike the current leadership refer to themselves as Persians.

[@marioscubla6558]

@alimerhi5531 Yes, because the terrorist mollah regime has given Iran a very bad international image after the tragic 1979 revolution.

[@joejoe7565]

Atta turk and shah should be friends there both rats 🐀

[@DogmaticAtheist]

I thought the shah was steered in large part by foreign influences. That he was maybe corrupt? Obviously, I don't really know. That's what I thought I heard though.

[@marioscubla6558]

@benjammin9745 Hi there, thank you for the comment. The answer is a big NO. The forien powers led by US, England, and France in the Guadeloupe conference secretary decided to get rid of the genuinely patriotic and nationalist last Shah of Iran by fabricating a fake crisis of lies and false accusations against him and by heavily supporting his biggest enemy the Muslim trash clerics such as KHOMENEI to start a revolution in 1979 which totally caught the Shah of Iran by surprise where he dud not want to kill his misguided emotional people so he simply left the country in tears. During thus time Jimmy Carter wire transfered $500 dollars to the terrorists blood thirsty KHOMENEI in France to support the Islamic revolution against the nationalist Iran loving Pahlavi dynasty. Now you know the truth. Peace.

[@edwardfalcus5842]

1803 British prime minister Benjamin d'Israeli told Queen Victoria not to create a jewish state in the middle east as he had a year there disliked the place and stated that it would create problems for other generations he also regretted buying the Suez Canal!

[@strutter0505]

As a Turk, everytime i look upon the Middle-East countries and their current states, i admire the Turkish revolution led by Atatürk more and more.

[@nostaljiturkce]

@@rama7267 We barely saved our lives after our survival war. The whole world calls our war an independence war. But, there is a reason we call it our survival war in early 20th century. We are not independent yet. We hopefully will be once we unite with our Turkic sisters and brothers. I wish the Arabs also unite with their sisters and brothers. We need to be united to stop western influence causing nonstop wars and terrorism on our lands.

[@mohammadzaker575]

You forgot that th Al Saudi had the help of British weapons that they could defeat every one

[@AdigaHB]

yes they fought the british and the ottomans in the battle of Al Hass with british weapons hahaha. But really so What if they had british weapons? that's actually one of the reasons they hated the turks. The ottoman empire did not build them absolutely anything no school no hospitals no universities while the ottomans even had Airplanes. So of course they gonna have to find an ally against their oppressor.

[@Patlichan]

Can you make a video on the Caucasus War? (Russo-Circassian War)

[@HikmaHistory]

Just waiting for the next Khabib fight to release something like that!

[@Patlichan]

@@HikmaHistory Epic, don't forget to mention the Circassians, as many people only talk about Dagestan and Imam Shamil while making their videos and completely forget about us. :)

[@denizisi7245]

Patlichan We Circassians have always been badass. There is a reason why the Turkish word for Circassian is Çerkez (cutting sword) and Adige also means warrior if I recall right.

[@Patlichan]

@@denizisi7245 That's a myth - Çerkes comes from ancient greek word Siraces, and Adyghe means something like between two seas. However we have been badass always, yes.

[@denizisi7245]

Patlichan The Greek root word yes, but the Turkish meaning is cutting sword. I’ve read that Adyghe also means something like warrior. And yes we Circassians are Badasses there is reason why different empires/countries had Circassians units.

[@alimerhi5531]

Very interesting

[@Taha-dj4ly]

Your videos are very good but the thumbnails are unattractive... please make it attractive so the more people clicks it 🙂...

[@HikmaHistory]

Thank you. That's been one of the hardest things to learn. I will get there though haha.

[@MrLanguageFanatic]

I wonder what were the opinions of the native born Jews of Palestine after that "letter" was submitted after 1922 of foreign-born Jews coming into the area. Where there coalitions that both supported and objected the incoming of foreign-born Jews into the area? Or was almost every Palestine-born Jew in favor of this mass migration of their brethren?

[@jonathan13co]

As a descendent of native palestinian jews( grandparents from my father's side) who lived in jerusalem and haifa for centuries, I can attest that they were probably indifferent to it at the beginning, but as tensions grew, thay had no choice but to support it, as it benefited them greatly. I say "probably" because I never asked my grandparents that question directly( sadly, may they rest in peace). Jews were still a minority at that time, and as arab nationalism grew, pogroms and revolts became widespread. My grandfather once told me of a time he was working in a factory in acre, when an arab mob came storming in and killing the jewish workers there. He only survived because he spoke fluent arabic and had a fitting look. To answer your question, even though zionism started spreading in europe, and was largely led by ashkenazi jews, many jews living in the middle east were fond of the idea, both from a practical and religious perspective, and the local leaders and rabbis in palestine contributed greatly to the zionist effort, and I certainly do not know of any groups who downright objected it.

[@EZ-viewing.]

The Ottoman Empire has been misconstrued to mean Turkish. The reality was that the ottomans were the representatives, protectors and custodians of the Muslim world & have remained so for 5 centuries. Nationalism, terrorism from minority groups, external sabotage & European powers collaborating with Jewish usurpers disguised as ‘Arabs’ - Saudis, emirate land holders, Maronite Christian’s, jews and of course ignorant Arabs all contributed to the resolution of the khilafah. The same Middle East has been soaking in blood ever since. All resources stolen and disgraced to the entire world. You made your bed, you lay in it!

[@angusmackaskill3035]

the brits took palestine away from the palestinians and gave it to a bunch of european and us immigrants

[@ferudunkilic6239]

Ottoman governed mideast 500-550 years. No relation with Arabs on root (even not close). Knowledge shortness of some people confuses them. No Mideast land in Turkiye anyore. Appreciate and respect to Ataturk.

[@scottgaillard4668]

Interesting that Ataturk was concerned about European colonialism and imperialism. I suppose it makes since considering his front row seat of the Ottoman Empire imperialism and how it turned Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria etc into colonies.

[@AdigaHB]

Saudi Arabia into colonies? did you even watch the video?

[@salsagator]

1:19 map

[@SylvieMicheleCwajgenbaum]

The Middle East: Women in "cages", Men running amuck!♠️

[@mosesfahmy7021]

1:37 the Egyptian map in not correct

[@HikmaHistory]

Why not?

[@rookincharge2780]

He said 2 part. Has the 2nd part been put out?

[@HikmaHistory]

Nope not yet

[@benjaminprietop]

Where did you get most of the old footage? some it seems to be from a movie I saw

[@lovepeaceforall]

Please make a video about south asia history 🥲🥲🥲, specially for indian subcontinent (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh)

[@burakyagci3315]

We never forget we never forgive

[@joejoe9498]

Bro mentioned every bit of occupied Assyria without mentioning Assyrians 😂😂 forsure got to be Muslim

[@antonychipman3088]

thanks for your perspective. I recently took exception to another KZbin history buff, referring to post WWI European involvement in the Middle East as “colonialism”. I was thereby interested to hear you, in your presentation; delineate between (and yet also liken) them. If you have any thoughts on the topic, please advise if you concur that the term “post-WWI colonialism” (or if not, then what) should be used, if referring to the European involvement in the Middle East between WWI AND II?

[@debrahouston2884]

Oh, Post-WWII Colonialism is a FACT. (Brits + historians may call it by a different name -- but it was, is STILL Foreign Control, aka: Colonialism, Tyranny.)

[@Genesis12verse2]

Hey man, the palestine part was completly false, I would like to know why you publish those lies?

[@ahmedasghar5727]

Aoa I'm a sunni Muslim from Pakistan.... I really love ur vids just wanna ask u one question....are u Muslim? Waiting for ur reply thank you🥰🥰🥰

[@abuumar187]

bro is the LowKey narrating?

[@adam2122]

Please cover the Arabian Peninsula and Yemen

[@Mindfultranslations]

Ps … great video!

[@Mindfultranslations]

The problem most paramount that plagues the region beginning after the prophets death who showed them the path out , is tribalism. It’s the root of all schisms and feuds .. it separates the nations inviting foreign interests to seize the reins and riide on the backs of all parties towards the summit of wealth and power … oil is the source not just for fuel but many manufactured products corporations are wealthy only on these byproducts while Arabs sue over whose grandfather deserves more recognition for trivial issues from centuries ago !

[@NeverGoBack2]

Arabs may have lived centuries in the area but Israelis have had their countries of Judaea and Canaan there THOUSANDS of years ago long before Islam was even invented. Please don’t manipulate people with selective history. That does not help anyone!

[@DonnielSeymour]

Thank you.

[@adamnordinrogers]

Small middle East countries were created as trading Sultanates societies families who signed protectrate with UK in end of 1880s to ww1 ww2 and modern state in 1940s with military and modern politics by UK to as satellite states to counter Russia, Iran and proxy wars in Afghanistan Kashmir Israel Palestine delicate issues. These small states like Kuwait UAE Qatar now influence Western Israel interests in middle East and east Africa

[@thecat8859]

@ Adam, Appreciate your contribution, we are all dumbed down SLAVE'S. Janet Yellen report, US's Debt Crisis is Imment???? @ Asian Quicktake//// WAR IS A RACKET by Major General US Marine Snedly B Butler @Great Audio Books/ Answers ALL questions

[@vkain100]

12:35 Ibn Saud trying that bleaching cream back way back then?

[@zah1db376]

Mad vid

[@michaelgreen1515]

Most of the familes that begins the story starts before WW1 such as the Saudis, the Hashemites in 1908 etc.. also the Ikhwan weren't the camel warriors in the Saudi army.

[@walking-with-me]

Second, deciding the states it's by the people themselves!! When Britain started giving independence A group of civilized Iraqis demanded their own state And so did every Arab state you know today

[@scholarlyreader383]

Great mini Docu. My question is how did the Al Saud put down the internal rebellion of the "eekhwan" they help the Al Saud win the war against the Al Rashid and sherrif of Mecca? Further the "eekhwan" or Wahabist were known for great brutal fighting spirit.

[@sampenstar6682]

Arabs got played big

[@wrestlinginfodude2644]

How?

[@mrpipps90]

They gained independence from the Ottoman’s who they couldn’t defeat on their own, and gained control of the entire Arabian peninsula with exception of a tiny sliver that is now Israel. How did they get played?

[@samankucher5117]

no arabs were the biggest winners . Muslims got played .

[@dolevlitvin8904]

Wonderful video. I have learned some new things, having been born in the region and spending most of my life here. I do have 2 comments and 2 questions for this video's creator: comments: 1. Jordan was initially part of the mandate of palastiane, hence the name Trance Jordan. Which also explains why a part of Palestinian's modern name - the west bank (as opposed to tue east bank, or trance Jordan) - is the way it is. 2. Palestine - you mislead your audience by omitting two key facts: A. There isn't a period of time past 1100 BC, in which jews (and Israelites) haven't been documented as residing in Palestine. So the usage of "centuries" is more than a bit misleading. B. The mass (and possibly equal in numbers to its' Jewish counterpart) Arab migration into Palestine, during and prior to the mandate's period (see "demographic history of palastiane" in Wikipedia) Questions (about Syria) : 3. What was the capital of the Druze state there? Your map doesn't have one. 4. Could you please state your sources for the Syrian internal devotion under the French? Thanks a lot (-:

[@jackiecorley8942]

Banned the burqa

[@larrydickman5936]

99% of people don't wear one or ever come across some who does, how are you going to convince the average person?!!

[@Me-eb3wv]

Found it really interesting how colonialist would use diversity to weaken countries back in the day.

[@thecat8859]

Janet Yellen in US Debt Crisis is Imment, @ Asian Quicktake, SAYS, Sanctions TAXES are CONTROLED by Privately owned Federal Reserve Bank's, CONTROLLING EVERYTHING

[@ashleykg3322]

The “Middle East” on old maps was part of Africa

[@AlabamaCreek33]

Really!? I thought it was Asia

[@fuzzley911]

@@AlabamaCreek33 it is Asia

[@Ravenvision414]

I agree with that.

[@Ishi79]

1492, European colonialism: We discovered America. 1916, European colonialism: We are liberating the Holy land. The imaginary state of Israel, master of fairy tales, are European colonialism..

[@y.l7455]

Saying that while the "Holy Land" called "Holy Land" because of Israel.

[@Ishi79]

@@y.l7455 Your fairytale history are exposed, you cant steal others land with fairytale history and fake archaeology anymore, you are not so creative with that BS anymore. You don't need bombs to destroy Israel, you only need to expose their fairytale history.

[@kevineboso5671]

Middle from where