Early Muslim Expansion - Arab Conquest of Iran and Egypt

[@KingsandGenerals]

We are already working on the third and final season of this series. Our hope is that you enjoyed this feature-length episode - we added a section on the early Muslim army, improved maps, fixed mistakes. Your likes, comments, and shares are appreciated. Thank you for watching!

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I watched Copa America final, UFC 264 & Wimbledon Final today. Sitting in front of my TV to watch the EURO final right now & I find out Kings & Generals uploaded a 2.5 hours documentary on Muslim conquests. Seems like I'll be going without sleep tonight.

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@sebâstian turnayev Egypt is Arabized, Mughal is turkic, TImur is Turkic, so yeah. And Ottomans are Turkish, Seljuks produced Azerbaijanis and Turkish, yeah. Tajiks are Iranic. Safavid is Iranic, I think.

[@hassankhan4066]

@sebâstian turnayev mongols became mughals and they are not Iranis you could get all your answers from google if you research properly. But may Allah grant you success in this world and in the akhira Ameen. If you have any further more questions ill be happy to assist you.

[@diaassada]

37:45 *A significant piece of detail here:* Umar, the ruler of the Muslim Empire, traveled to Jerusalem, not with a royal entourage of servants and guards, but with a _single servant_ and _one riding camel_ . During the journey, Umar and his servant took *alternating turns* ; riding the camel and *walking* . Umar wore simple, coarse clothes; *none* could have distinguished between the *ruler* and the *servant* . As he approached Jerusalem, it so happened that the servant was on the camel and the Caliph was walking alongside. The servant had pleaded with Umar to ride instead, but he refused. Someone had earlier advised Umar ibn Al-Khattab to wear luxurious robes befitting of a Caliph entering Jerusalem, his replay was "we derive our strength and status from our faith in Islam, and not from any dress."

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@@First-Last_name except historians unanimously agree on the above story.

[@First-Last_name]

@@zafran20 they don't..... Having few sources except the person who had it written themselves is rarely regarded as fact. Hannibal at the gates of Rome and the battle of cane is popular in history. Yet many historians agree that 1 historian who wrote about it 70+ years later and no archaeological evidence support it, means it likely never happened or was embellished. Viking mythology is another 1. It was all written by a German who never visited Scandinavia almost 100 years after the end of the Viking age. A lot of written history isn't exactly objective fact.

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This is how history lessons should be taught.this turns history from boring subjects into interesting and engaging stories, while containing valuable information.

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The thing is that modern lessons are build upon student interaction students are supposed to form the basis of the lesson with teachers giving input. If you want story times we are back to lectures from the front of the classroom which is besides the point. Videos like these or the teacher telling stories can only be part of a lesson. How much do you still know from the video now that one month is passed? information retention and the development of competences are often less with videos or teaching from the front. Also these videos have the inherent benefit that you chose this topic and to watch this video. This means that you have an inherent interest. It is quite often the case that the same topics are seen as "boring" by others or even the same people just in another context like school since it is culturally expected that school is "boring" teachers" have way more work to do to win their "audience" over.

[@abcdedfg8340]

Yup, always good to read between the lines though. We often forget alexander the great was both merciful and brutal. He oversaw the enslavement and murder of many in his conquests, but conquered a huge empire. But later historians often chose to make him a hero.

[@carpediem5232]

@X73RM Well the muslim expansion is part of the current curriculum in all states I am aware of. On top of that comes that fact that the topics for history lessons are pretty much all eurocentric and that there simply isn't enough time to go through all of history in detail.

[@carpediem5232]

@X73RM That's from the "Kernlehrplan NRW" "Sachkompetenz Die Schülerinnen und Schüler • beschreiben die Begegnung von Kulturen im maurischen Spanien als Beispiel für ein gelungenes Miteinander von Christen, Juden und Muslimen, • beschreiben die Begegnung der Kulturen während der Kreuzzüge unter Berücksichtigung des Alleingültigkeitsanspruches der Religionen. Urteilskompetenz: Die Schülerinnen und Schüler können • beurteilen und bewerten die Kreuzzüge aus zeitgenössischer christlicher und muslimischer Sicht sowie aus heutiger Perspektive." So there is room and and the encouragement to talk about aspects of the golden age of Islam. It is not that in depth, but no topic in history really is that in depth in school. And compared to other cultures like the Chinese, Hindu, South East Asian, African or precolonial American cultures, the history of Islamic culture at least is mentioned and discussed.

[@carpediem5232]

@X73RM I study to become a teacher yeah.

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[@resentfuldragon]

absolutely true. I also love how they use the total war games and their mods to show the soldiers and the battles at certain points. It makes it more cinematic and makes me feel like I am seeing into the past.

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Me too! I haven’t watched any tv apps in over a year

[@sardashttown8992]

Even more exiting. When you are familiar to the area of persian empire

[@joshportie]

It's even better when it's not catholic church historical revision. Which is increasingly hard to find these days especially on youtube.

[@AhmedAli-gc6yr]

Words can not describe how great this documentary is. I was really amazed how you could combine all these battles and events in an interesting way and a perfectly accurate chronological order, putting in mind that it all happened in a relatively narrow period of time and a vast geographical range with one of the most complicated and crucial times in the history. Giving the fact that i'm a muslim, I even gained much more knowledge about this part of history than I have ever gained during my school history classes for 12 years. Thank you so much for this amazing job👏👏👏

[@a.s2205]

Because islamic schools fill you up with nonsense. plus these barbaric wars should be an embarrassment for muslims. Proofs religion of sword and war is true

[@rwagingsloth9528]

2.5hrs?! you know DAMN WELL I'm getting comfortable for this.

[@rwagingsloth9528]

@Black Wolf definitely something everyone should be aware of, pretty much all recorded history is one maybe 2 perspectives, and a lot of history is recorded after the events depicted. on top of that theres no way to truly ascertain how much written records are factual, exaggerated propaganda, or outright lies.

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@@rwagingsloth9528 Acutely, its Merge previous videos into one video

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@sebâstian turnayev Why are you lying? You can comment on youtube but you can't use search engines? Yeah right.

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@sebâstian turnayev Mughals were/are Turko-Mongols. Their lingua-franca was Farsi (Persian). That's it!

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Sammmeee

[@magde11111]

the level of available details would make this a great movie or show

[@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian]

i wish they make one , with actual good battles and quality

[@abdurahman90982]

@@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian omar series English subtitles made by mbc is the one you looking for... Google it

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@gerardb5220 It's more like decades. Reports of these battles proliferate rapidly.

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[@adambensaid9990]

It’s incredible how much they conquered before investing into armour.

[@abisalpha]

that battle near kazima is a perfect example of an Unarmored army Tiring an Armored army Also light cavalry beating Heavy cavalry is also very occurrent in history / Maratha light cav used to also outmatch mughal heavy cav

[@rajenderchhetri2051]

@@abisalpha Iranian also had light cavalry to.

[@AmerickiZivot]

It’s miraculous and only possible through divine intervention.

[@KZ-xt4hl]

@@AmerickiZivot that's not how anything works

[@md.abulkalamazad6847]

@@AmerickiZivot no they stil die form arrow thow not diven intervention i an Muslim by the way

[@sherifnabil9663]

The most difficult conquest according to the Arab generals Maslamah Ibn Abdel Malik and Qutayba Ibn Muslim was against Central Asia and the Caucus. Their fighters were absolutely relentless and fearless. Even as non-Muslims they had a warrior mindset because of their nomadic/mountaineer lifestyle.

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you know us Turks :D

[@MohamedTheHilalian]

We got them at the end.

[@AsiaMinor12]

@Roxana Sattari it's pretty hilarious that those unassuming bedouins from Yemen and Omar managed to overrun your empire and completely humiliate your people so much that even after a millennium you are writing sad comments like this.

[@envadd.6556]

@Roxana Sattari only delusional and lost person can say that

[@sherifnabil9663]

@Roxana Sattari You can’t confine ideas to any geographical location. You can try though! 😂

[@Helljumper91]

This is probably the greatest historical documentary on this part of history that I've ever seen. I really hope you continue this, because I seriously believe that these videos are invaluable to teaching history and battle tactics.

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The longer the better!! I wish I had been watching these 30 years ago instead of a teacher telling me half truths and half of real history. Plus the attention to detail in the research for this channel is impressive! Thanks for all your videos

[@boygenius538_8]

“If a dog dies hungry on the banks of the River Euphrates, Umar will be responsible for dereliction of duty.” - Umar RA. If only leaders today were this responsible.

[@hubadabubbada]

Look at the people in the comments hurling abuse 😭😭😭😭 They are trying so hard to find faults.

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@@hubadabubbada Yes brother. It’s some peoples all time duty.

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SUBHAN ALLAH❤️❤️❤️

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Giving dialogues and delivering upon it are two completely different games...

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A guy with zero knowledge has commenting as he knew everything, 😂😂 grow up child

[@ahmadalaa8216]

57:50 It’s not that Omar was afraid that people will worship Khalid (that is an exaggeration) Omar was afraid that the army will connect victories to Khalid and yet losing faith after his death

[@amranxtv3261]

May Allah curse Khalid ibn Walid who killed Malik ibn Nuwairah and raped his wife.

[@mohmd_1986]

@@amranxtv3261 seems like you like Malik so much lol

[@mfayz980]

@@amranxtv3261 May Allah curse you for cursing a companion of the Prophet ﷺ

[@husseinboulahlib2839]

@@amranxtv3261 how do u know that are nuwairas wife ?

[@Sham-zo8mu]

@@mfayz980 And what of the person he killed who was also a companion of Muhammed. Khalid killed Malik and enslaved his wife. This angered Umar greatly that he went up to Khalid and broke the arrows on his turban and threatened to stone him. Abu Bakr even paid money to the family of Malik which is admitting fault. Khalid was a hypocrite Muslim. Just because he won many battles, does not mean you should idolize him.

[@Stevej2013]

Kings and Generals, that was fantastic. Thank you for the huge effort that you must have put into this. Great work.

[@saeedturki5369]

A subtle detail….AMR IBN AL’AAS and KHALID IBN AL WALEED where best friends of each other and they spent their youth together in Mecca living the good life as both were sons of rich men of the Quraish tribe…the coincidence was also that after many years they became Muslim at the same time…when KHALID was heading for the Prophet in Medina to accept ISLAM…on his way to Medina he encountered AMR and both were amazed to encounter each other there on the path that they knew would change their lives for good. It’s amazing to me that both the men after the passing of the prophet with many years have been such successful generals in their military campaigns

[@rached2439]

*"* *May* *the* *eyes* *of* *cowards* *never* *sleep* *"* *-* *Khalid* *Ibn* *Al* *Waleed*

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They don’t sleep, at least not in Iraq and Afghanistan

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Shame on you for supporting razzia ppl, who enslaved others (mamelouks) to do the job at their place

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@@MrPr1ngle5 Who are those razzia people?

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arabs smashed berber in many battle we are the rome of 7 century

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@@zikomakhil5544 berber are the only nation who fought Arabians, while Levant, Iraq and Egypt were not warriors, only a servants of Persia and Rome.

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Khalid Al-walid kicked SOOO much rear-end and this video once again gives credit. I can't even image how much work it is making a 2.5 hours animated video. Very very good work. I watch a LOT of informative videos and I tell my history buff friends about your channel. Keep up the excellent work, please.

[@plkeeper1]

Im from Southern Portugal and here we have a common word called "Rasia" = sounds like "Razia" , and it means: to pillage, take by force and devastation. Im astonished we inherited such an Arabic word from the time of Al-Andalus. Awesome xD

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Many Palestinians were settled in southern Spain and Portugal, they brought citrus and olive trees. Greetings from Palestine

[@thelaziestguyuveverknown]

A lot of fights during that time were razias or skirmishes between cavalry by both armies. In southern iberia that was common due to the open plains you find in Alentejo and Andaluzia being a bit similar to north africa

[@muksimulmaad7413]

@@thelaziestguyuveverknown yeah spain was a hot mess until al-andalus kind of started taking form

[@thelaziestguyuveverknown]

@@muksimulmaad7413 no. Spain formed when most of the Kingdoms of the reconquista united, except Portugal. It has little more than 500 years. Before andaluz you had the Visigothic Kingdom, which had inherited most of the administration and language from the Romans

[@plkeeper1]

@@thelaziestguyuveverknown True we had the visigothic kingdom before, but they were very decentralised and didn't stand a chance against the umayyad expansion into the Iberian Peninsula. When the visigoths kicked the Romans out of Iberia the region lost a lot of infrastructure, tax order and production output (vineyards, olive oil plantations, etc). In not an historian, don't quote me on this ;)

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my man

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As Portuguese i love this. This is our History too. We treasure the influences left. As Spain does also. It's in our Languages and therefore in the entire World. Thanks! Best Regards from Portugal ❤🇵🇹

[@Random.sachen1]

I bet your ancestors who were killed and taken as sex slaves weren't appreciating it.

[@salamyaya162]

​@@Random.sachen1 No they weren't.

[@EETDUK]

@@Random.sachen1 do you say this kind of thing to all history buffs or is it just when it has to do with brown people that its a problem?

[@artlemagne]

@@EETDUKwhen it has to do with barbaric invaders.

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forgot about ironsmiths there

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So true!!!

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lol, so true!

[@aromiademha9486]

"Amr had Alexandrias walls demolished, and in his own words, like the house of an adultres, accessible from all sides" Man they had jokes 1450 yrs ago 🤣😭🤣

[@adambensaid9990]

Fun anecdote: Arabs were big on humour and poetic justice, with a primarily verbal culture. Poetry face-offs, debates, or roasts were the norm. Writing was hard in the desert bc of a lack of materials (leather), and paper wouldn’t arrive from China until they left Arabia.

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@adambensaid9990 The Arabs had rap battles before it was mainstream

[@kamranbasheer4659]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hilarious

[@adambensaid9990]

@Roads Were Meant for Journeys When I wrote about poetic culture, I did so as an academic who's published in peer-reviewed ranked journals on the subject, so I take exception to the blanket 'ahistorical' dismissal. Arabs were Bedouins, and vibrant oral traditions among Bedouins and nomads is hardly something to be contested unless you have proof to the contrary. Regarding Philip the Arab and the Palmyrene empire, there's far more established literature that justifies, explains and studies the formation of Islamic religious heritage in the context of Arab culture without attributing it to Roman or Christian influence. Similarities between all Abrahamic religions prove a common eschatological framwork, not plagiarism as an often imperially-geared orientalist movement would suggest in making it a point to try and disprove, undermine or dismiss a faith group. Something unique to Western discourse on Islam. So what's your point bro, and please be specific if you want to have a discussion.

[@kamranbasheer4659]

@@youtubeexpert2441 When Jews came to mery they said same about her They were humiliated

[@mickhernandez2665]

Eastern Roman Empire & Sassanid Empire: We are the two strongest empire in the world Arabian Muslim: Assalam aleykum

[@AbdulMalikRidwan]

Wa'alaikumsallam

[@mohammedakram9085]

@aurengzeb :) what ?

[@kenswitzer4133]

Persian empire was!!!

[@mohammedakram9085]

@@kenswitzer4133 yes, was, Why ?

[@notwoke.2822]

@@kenswitzer4133 obviously not.

[@hanzup4117]

Thanks

[@themercifulguard3971]

38:45 It's not apocryphal; where did you guys get this information? The citizens of Jerusalem welcomed Umar and the governor even prepared a grand event for it. There is an entire excerpt/narration of what occurred when Umar first stepped foot in Jerusalem, and he was met with admiration and surprise. Additional info : A lot of these records actually fit the Roman narrative as well. The Roman citizens were also the one to testify that the Rashidun conquests were almost bloodless outside the battlefields. EDIT : It seems that the author might've confused the Umar from the Pact of Umar II with Umar Ibn Khattab

[@XvS6-Lemaza]

Politics.

[@teukufadel8293]

They did mention their sources in the first part of this,majorly muslims tho' got mixed up with some other things..you can check that out in the pinned comment I believe

[@waqarqureshi8560]

If you bias your sources to muslim sources only, of course you'll want your narration to be the one considered. This is history, not islam

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@waqarqureshi8560 But this isn't even from Muslim sources only. Sophronius, governor of Roman Palestine, gave the keys to Jerusalem to Umar ibn Khattab. It being apocryphal is literally invented history and makes me uncomfortable because K&G continues to unacademically be biased against Muslims occasionally. Ironically if you don't want Muslim sources to be considered, then you are biased against Islamic history.

[@darklord3966]

Very well put merciful guard... i like ur cmnt..keep it up

[@TheSaleem57]

Khalid Ibn Al-Walid, a warrior who won all his battles..

[@MrPrebuttal]

Because of the Deylamite warriors....

[@amaterasu6888]

@@MrPrebuttal what about the countless 1v1 battles ?

[@Alex-rv8sd]

mostly 35 battle with one on one combate included rest were mainly skirmishes

[@MrPrebuttal]

@@amaterasu6888 You don't win wars on 1v1 battles. Look at the history, Deylamites were undefeated when they were with the Persians (beating romans and greeks), then when they joined the arabs the arabs became undefeated. Then when they went to their homeland and were attacked by arabs it was the only place the arabs could never conquor (Deylam Iran). Look at what the arabs, greeks and romans have written about the Deylamite warriors, they considered them invincible. Since when have arabs been great conquorers or warriors? Never

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[@gregmilstead7810]

I had to finish the entire 2.5 hr video. Great stuff with compelling storytelling and immersive use of graphics and sound!

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This is one of the few YT channels that i can go back and watch the same videos more than once. Great work 👏.

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Another massive one? Wow! You guys are absolutely brilliant, no idea how you guys get such quality videos out at the rate you do.

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Korea Empire

[@hmon07]

This documentary is stupendous. Entertaining, wonderfully narrated, top work guys

[@abololo..lololo]

Westerners, because they have no history, want to show Iran as weak.The Arab invasion of Iran is a lie and has been proven😂The Iranian army converted to Islam and then the Sassanids, the Samanid king, was formed under the supervision of the Arab caliphs.Betraying the Arabs. Later, Nader Shah appeared and went to India and rescued the Arabs from the Ottoman clutches.😎Who is the flag bearer of Islam now? Iran😎 If it were not for technology, the Iranian revolution would have been registered under the name of the Arabs. The mullahs also have Arabic clothes, right?🤔Today, Iran was conquered by the Arabs because its religion is Islam and its leader is a cleric.😂😂😂Salman Farsi was one of the most loyal companions of the Prophet, who was a thoughtful brain

[@samerxb]

it must have taken a lot of time and effort to make this documentary, very well done guys!

[@abololo..lololo]

@@benisrood Westerners, because they have no history, want to show Iran as weak.The Arab invasion of Iran is a lie and has been proven😂The Iranian army converted to Islam and then the Sassanids, the Samanid king, was formed under the supervision of the Arab caliphs.Betraying the Arabs. Later, Nader Shah appeared and went to India and rescued the Arabs from the Ottoman clutches.😎Who is the flag bearer of Islam now? Iran😎 If it were not for technology, the Iranian revolution would have been registered under the name of the Arabs. The mullahs also have Arabic clothes, right?🤔Today, Iran was conquered by the Arabs because its religion is Islam and its leader is a cleric.😂😂😂Salman Farsi was one of the most loyal companions of the Prophet, who was a thoughtful brain

[@abololo..lololo]

@@gordonbryce Westerners, because they have no history, want to show Iran as weak.The Arab invasion of Iran is a lie and has been proven😂The Iranian army converted to Islam and then the Sassanids, the Samanid king, was formed under the supervision of the Arab caliphs.Betraying the Arabs. Later, Nader Shah appeared and went to India and rescued the Arabs from the Ottoman clutches.😎Who is the flag bearer of Islam now? Iran😎 If it were not for technology, the Iranian revolution would have been registered under the name of the Arabs. The mullahs also have Arabic clothes, right?🤔Today, Iran was conquered by the Arabs because its religion is Islam and its leader is a cleric.😂😂😂Salman Farsi was one of the most loyal companions of the Prophet, who was a thoughtful brain

[@Ep0nz]

The amount of research and detail that you/your group put into every single documentary is remarkable.

[@nomad1027]

This video is really good specially the first 17 minutes where it describes how the Arab Muslims fought and the tactics that they used is very important to give context for how they were so effective in the conquest and war .. I would really appreciate if you guys could put it as an individual video so it can be referenced and easily be seen by people that don't want to see the 2 hours long video and not miss this information

[@infinitebeast5517]

"As the undefeated victor of hundreds of clashes leaves our story..." 😭

[@infinitebeast5517]

@TEE PERO then you have to bring evidence to show that he's been or might have been defeated before. The evidence we have shows he's never lost a battle.

[@cglilp425]

@TEE PERO why must he lose a battle be? Why not win all?

[@musaddaroo2525]

Here u go again letting someone tell you about his-,,stroy go read for ur self r u Wil be a slave a gain he who fails to learn from history is dooooomed to repeat it brother Musa daroo shabazz's 🇹🇷

[@sam95730]

"From the status of subjugated scorned and irrelevant people of the desert, the Arabs burst forth from their ancient homeland in a manner akin to an irresistible sandstorm blowing away everything in their path". What an incredible quote!!!!

[@troooooper100]

This happens over and over in history i.e. Mongols, Greeks, British Empire, etc

[@heroscapewarrior4217]

Yea thats an epic quote, these guys were pretty cool

[@troooooper100]

@@abderahmanelaib7363 in some sense yes, but now Islamic world is segmented and ruled mostly by corrupt kings. You could say current state of Islamic world is similar to current state of Rome. You can see signs of greatness but it's nowhere to be found in the present

[@AlphaRomeo007]

What will Happen when Oil and Gas finished and or Replaced with another Energies Sources which will going to happen in next 30 years. Back in those Times than😂😅 ?

[@AlphaRomeo007]

@@abderahmanelaib7363In this 21st Century and this Horrible Times of Covid 19 , all Fundamentals have changed in this World. The more Innovative you are the Chances of All Out Survival of your's are much Brightier than the People who Lives in Past Religious Glory or Financial Power or even Current Financial Power. Because "Northing Remain Same". "We have to accept and innovate some thing New for Future and move on". Otherwise how Powerful one is you will lost in this Constant Continuty.

[@padraig5335]

Thanks!

[@فهدسليمان-ج2و]

The quality keeps getting better, this is amazing!

[@Suppiluliuma_1]

Next Video : The Composition of Rashidun Army and Navy

[@napolien1310]

@Black Wolf no wonder, the Abbasid Caliphate main support came from Iran and Iraq.

[@abdelrhmangamal4829]

@Black Wolf Cope harder literally all of the Abbasid army were arabs from khurasan and yeminites and the one who defeated the Ummayadsis quhtoba ibn shabib and abou Muslim literally never left khurasan and the abbasids killed him and treated persians badly that there were alots of Persian nationalist revolts wich all of them were crushed like papak and sinbad and the masked persian and many more

[@abdelrhmangamal4829]

@Black Wolf berbers never exited in any rashidun army and 99% of the deserters were arabs who lived under persian /Byzantine rule

[@abdelrhmangamal4829]

@@napolien1310 iran+Afghanistan+tajikstan+some central Asian teritory= khurassan not just iran and the vast majorty of them were yeminites and arab revolters from basra and kufa wich hajjaj ibn yusuf expelled into khurasan and Especially yemenites wich the abbasids used to fight the qaysia arabs wich they rivaled and ended with the death of musa ibn nassir

[@kingmaverick3140]

But it was never an organised army !!! It was a set chosen people by Allah and they won even without equipments اللہ اکبر

[@harryjackson3867]

Yes it’s back I love this series

[@soumyadeepchatterjee1262]

@Black Wolf I am a history fan and I know this but it doesn't really matter rn

[@Fugginshidmypant]

@Black Wolf dude what does this even have to do with the original comment, man’s was literally just excited to see this series return

[@uberjoe-08]

@Abdullah Bhatti islam is already bad without slavery 😅 thats why i left it 5 years ago

[@imawormbeforeiamman6052]

@Black Wolf do a research carefully and find out which religion, race or ethnicity that have killed more people in the history of mankind. All Roman conquest, Crusades, Western colonialism, WWI, WWII, Afghan War, Iraqi war, etc. Even maybe the Mongols have killed more people than Islamic conquest. Not all Islamic spread were done by sword if you just do a research carefully without bias

[@ahmedkhaled8719]

@Black Wolf "slaves constituted a lower social class, clearly separated from the free. ". never heard of the Mamluks sultanates ?

[@knightwatchman]

I am amazed at how the Islamic Arab armies were able the muster, arm, feed and maintain large armies in fields that were practically all deserts.

[@xiaoyu069]

That's it they wasn't large armies

[@pasikhdar6617]

Almost all of the warriors are volunteers, and many of them are ascetics. Their commanders, among them also political leaders, are always the most pious, always participate in combat, and the most hardcore of ascetics. They are voluntarily poor as they love to donate all of their personal wealth to the cause of the state & its people, and at times would go on to routinely fast with only the sustenance of unfathomably little provisions. The Rashidun Caliphate armies do not need the kind of recruitment/incentivizing, feeding, and maintaining that all other armies need, and that is because of their impeccable faith. It is a difficult reality to fathom, as us people of "modern" times have grown comfortable with lavishness and abundant amenities. P.S. yes there were still wealthy merchants during their rule, as their empire is relatively prosperous. It is just that they cannot abuse their wealth to acquire power (like how the modern world is now), and the appointed leaders are selected based upon the merit of piety, wisdom, and knowledge. So much so that most of them (the leaders) are compelled to practice incredible degrees of asceticism voluntarily. Their empire is practically led by individuals with superhuman willpower and wisdom.

[@alexanderscherer4537]

Now here's a video you'll never seen shown in an American southern school. Fantastic work on this, I look forward to the next one.

[@Drburhan]

You guys are mesmerising! Once we start watching, we can't stop ! Kudos to you. I can't even imagine the amount of time and research you have put in. Awaiting the third season

[@smooth_jamal]

Khalid was simply built DIFFERENT!!!!

[@xS146roar]

No , Just Allah was aiding him with strength

[@القرنيالازدي-ص5ف]

@البتّار الازدي He’s Saudi we always do

[@youngwolf869]

@Devil's Logic and Christianity spread by love. Hhhhha laugh in sarcasm.

[@AhmedMohamed-pg2bb]

@Devil's Logic Islamic domain spread by the sword, not the religion. Most ppl converted by their own choice after being presented with Islam. Unlike CHristianity which was forced down people's throat via slave masters

[@omarhasan6325]

@Devil's Logic Khaled was defending his territories.. on the other hand, the only way someone accepted christianity was when it came with a sword behind it

[@abdullahaktas9365]

Another great job! You use visuals and field explanations so well. It's explained so well compared to any documentary or history classes. Thank you Kings and Generals.

[@EmirSaqr]

During the birth of an empire, armies tend to be unstoppable

[@7gromojar]

If they wouldnt, the empire would not take birth

[@ragnar9060]

@@7gromojar Logic 100000%

[@kennedy072]

Wow why didn't i think of that

[@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian]

but this was the birth of a religion and a prophet that came to spread the truth God revieled on all his prophets thats why they were literally unstoppable , when you know the Truth nothing can stop you . thats why historians were shocked by the accomplishments of the early arab Muslims

[@EmirSaqr]

@@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian Completely agree

[@mohammeddugdug6699]

When you hear the name of Khalid ibn elwaled you just knew who's gonna win the battle

[@normmacdonaldliveseason3ep866]

Pyrrhus?! Not again!!

[@johndio2913]

@@normmacdonaldliveseason3ep866 What

[@jacobjonm0511]

18:56 looks like 300 is a cursed number for Persians throughout history.

[@Uncharted1911]

The 300 Spartans story is as fake as can be my friend

[@Uncharted1911]

Some might say myth

[@batssama]

@@vasilykatuma5689its not like the muslim arabs were resting waiting for the Romans to get weak or something dont forget the arabs were going though the greatest wars in there history the prophetic conquests and rida wars which in arab sources were extremely brutal because it was hard to get rid of the tribal systeme so if anybody had the right to use the "they were tired" or "they were unorganized" argument it was the muslim arabs, those empires had every advantage possible and nonetheless lost in the most humiliating way possible that's a fact

[@muksimulmaad7413]

@@Uncharted1911 i mean there were only just 300 spartans and then they had like a few thousand other greek dudes

[@friendlyatheist9589]

Back to back betrayal took persian down

[@AA-zv3nf]

What an excellent, Netflix-like documentary. I'm a huge fan of your page. Other than his masterful military strategy, Khalid Ibn Alwaleed also relied heavily on intelligence and spies to understand his enemy and the geography of the battlefield. This gave him a strategic edge.

[@k0mm4nd3r_k3n]

My jaw dropped seeing the play time. Thank you so much for making long form as well as your shorter form videos!

[@JonManProductions]

Romans: "DUEL!" Muslims: "HOW MANY TIMES DO WE HAVE TO TEACH YOU THIS LESSON BZYATINES!!"

[@JustbeJealousHD]

@@zlatanivanoff8878 and it only took you 800 years

[@Qahtani_Guy]

Dumb, Portuguese and Spanish are not Byzantines .

[@Malmalki7]

*Arabs

[@مبتسمألفينوتسعةمائةوسبعةوسبعون]

@@Malmalki7 *Muslims

[@Malmalki7]

@@مبتسمألفينوتسعةمائةوسبعةوسبعون Arabs

[@mirhamzaahmadzay6196]

The king of Persian and byzantine was sitting on golden thrones and umar was sitting in mosque not having a proper house he cared about his people so much he was a great ruler

[@katerinamakedoniaGreece]

Was elected kings in byzantine and hole society was rich not only the kings. Constantinople was the new York. Those that destroyed it was the crusaders barbars from west and then turks from central Asia that was living on their horses without towns,schools,jobs

[@sari8438]

@@katerinamakedoniaGreece elected 😂😂😂🤣

[@hisham2k5]

@Mith Ra the arabs u r talking about are not the ones he ia talking about

[@babakpersian]

He was just a ßackward barefooted ßarbar, who was just lucky to invading iran in a time that in iran there was a big hole between the state and the people. Currepted religious charlatans misused religious beliefs to suppress people ( in last years of Sassanid Empire) In no other situation could ßackward muslims defeat iran.

[@V12-y5b]

Many salty people in the replies, as expected, Imagine being jealous of a man's honor and bravery who was born more than 1400 years ago

[@teemediaprod]

Thank you So much...in 2004 as a teenager, studying this subject from as many resources as possible, to help understand how it could might have been made possible... I always wanted to make a detailed movie about this anomaly... watching this movie, made me the admire the hard work that went in there, as the crazy details are mentioned from the tactical perspectives in visual format is exactly what a historical movie should be all about. Thank you again and Goosebumps as accuracy is to the point. God bless!

[@motasemsalameh1521]

9:55 why does that soldier has "Mariam" (=Mary) on his shield? 😂😂 Btw, I have been waiting for this for long! Really great work!!

[@mohammeddugdug6699]

I think they just put a random name 😂

[@weirdlife8458]

Hhhh I didn't even notice that 😂

[@FarshadFelfelian]

This is immensely high production value. Needs to be on major streaming platforms! I wish it was episodic, 30 min each every week. Also absolutely LOVED the Arabic and Persian texts throughout. This is a highly under appreciated region in KZbin's history genre. I suggest looking at Nader Shah Afshar and his military achievements throughout the Middle East and even into the heart lands of Asia including India.

[@AreebMAdil]

The issue with Nader Shah is that he was incredibly secretive of his tactics and forbid documentation since he didn’t want to be emulated by anyone after him

[@abololo..lololo]

@@AreebMAdil Iran accepted Islam and then the Sassanids became the Samanid king. Look at the coins of the Samanid king..If technology had not advanced, would not they have recorded the revolution in Iran today in the name of the Arabs? Their religion is also Islam.😂On our coins right now is a picture of a cleric and the clothes of the Prophet..Throughout history, Iran has taken care of the Arabs, but they have a dirty nature

[@adambensaid9990]

I think this generation of men was nothing short of incredible. No formal military training, yet consistently excelling on the field of battle. Literally, “Companions” of the Prophet (pbuh), reminiscent of Alexander’s favourite unit. The unique ability to accept anyone into the fold of faith even after a battle, and the role of laws of war and equal citizenship helped them significantly in battle. Also, expanding so far with such slow communications makes all of this all the more impressive strategically.

[@troooooper100]

Sometimes it feels people are chosen by God and they take over the world... Greeks, Mongols, British, Muslims, etc... every few 100 years someone new rise becomes the new top player out of nowhere.

[@Canadian_Zac]

@@troooooper100 Its like an actual game of Total War or something. Whenever the Player takes control, someone rocks everyone elses shit

[@troooooper100]

@Adam Said If I had to guess... either EU or China.

[@lebanonchristian3951]

We are still here .middle east Christians. Lebanese Christians are the phoenicians , DNA proved it only Christians because of whay happened history. Arabs try to remove our history and make us seem like arabs but we aren't , our ancestors made the alphabet. tell the truth about us .Love to Europe and USA from lost civilization in Lebanon. Tell everyone about us

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

@@troooooper100 The EU Are dead. They won't do anything. This is a game of China, Russia & the US now. With places like Brazil, India, Nigeria being very important once the insane numbers of kids they have grow up to adult age.

[@hellscream1378]

Someone give this man a medal! Legends like this come once in a life time!

[@koorabelayo4035]

Which man ?

[@hellscream1378]

@@koorabelayo4035 the owner of the channel

[@SavageHenry777]

This is why a big empire requires religious tolerance/room for pluralism. If byzantines hadn't allowed hardline patriarchs to influence their policies so much the locals wouldn't all have run to join the arabs and pay the tax for religious freedom.

[@katerinamakedoniaGreece]

A democratic church of demos was pluralistic. The church choose the king. Kings wasn't like western countries from the father to son. The taxes was a big problem because needs millions to keep soldiers all around the "empire",that wasn't empire. They didn't have slaves,diversity of race. Common religion is a choose. The truth was Jesus christ. So Greeks follow the truth not the religion. Religions and dogmatic ppl are fanatics without open minds

[@sayidadam3728]

@@katerinamakedoniaGreece the problem is every kaesar need legitimacy from crook bishop and pathriac. And that's not so cheap.

[@arwahsapi]

Heavy armors demand heavy taxes

[@deiov]

not just religious freedom, Jizyah also provides the basic protection and etc.

[@smarthungyo]

Oneway or the another it always fall. Mongols had religious freedom but they didn’t last long.

[@SM-hp9pd]

Taking on the Byzantine Empire and the Sassanid Empire at the same time 🔥

[@jikkuabraham6243]

But Fallen By Orthodox Church(Authentic Christianity) With wiping out Ottomans, It took Authentic Christians in Retaliating without being Barbaric just a Few years to wipe out Barbarics Ottomans. Orthodox No expansion unlike Islam and Western Christianity absolutlely by Sword and Bark Religion of Peace, Comedy of the whole Mankind

[@قناهمنوعات-ر5ذ]

@@jikkuabraham6243 No sword no expansion you say , This is a good joke But Let me tell you that Neither The Ottomans nor the Caliphates Forced any one to be a Muslim this is a point . In the same time you can't find any place in euorpe without Christians being the majority, I will tell you why When the Roman Empire had chosen Christianity Its Emperor and everyone after him forced the people to convert Such as the frankish Kingdom who killed everyone refused Christianity Or for example the teutonic order Which forced the northern Europeans to convert to Christianity And let alone the Spanish Inquisition Who forced the Muslims to convert to Christianity or Die , If this Wasn't Barbarian I don't Know what it is Or by Colonization Who forced the Natives to Convert to Christianity . And the Orthodox You say wasn't Expanding and forcing Orthodox another good Joke You Forget about The eastren Romans and the Russians Who forced all their lands to be Orthodox, Learn History And About The Sword , If we didnot Conquer Who will tell The other peoples about Islam and If you tell me That is by Sword is not peace , Remember The Sword means the Strength and Islam is the strongest Religion If Islam was Barbaric then We wouldnot See 10 million Egyptian Christian and the Whole Christian Balkan Today . Islam is a Strong Religion and Not Weak And If you tell me that ISIS is and not .... I will tell you tbeir Name actually is The Khawarij Not ISIS and We Fought them Even from the Days of the Rashidun caliphate Islam is The Religion of Peace is Right and the Religion of Strength and Justice Also . And one Day The Caliphate will Rise again

[@captainsalif4752]

@@قناهمنوعات-ر5ذ well said brother

[@Someguy-il8sy]

@@قناهمنوعات-ر5ذ well said indeed

[@babagandu]

@@قناهمنوعات-ر5ذ gir gir wajid

[@VisibleParts]

Love these videos. Lots of information and presented in a very digestible manner with great production to boot. Excellent please keep'em coming.

[@imam-_-]

I am happy to see the camel is actually a camel this time in the animation at 1:01:12 . Kings and Generals really tried their best to correct the mistakes even though they didn't have to. I really appreciate that .

[@imam-_-]

@@rahman9749 You misunderstood. Umar(ra.) sent a messenger on a camel to Amr. So showing the messenger at horseback in that case was a tiny mistake.

[@MrBedoJoe]

Roman/Persian Generals whenever Khalid shows up: Aight, I'mma get the hell outta here.

[@timurthelamest5630]

They actually fought him every time he showed up though, according to the sources.

[@timurthelamest5630]

@Dominic Toretto Yes, either through a complete rout or orderly retreat depending on the battle and sources.

[@bababoi9294]

@@timurthelamest5630yeah then they were destroyed

[@anghellicamakes]

I would pay to watch a feature length film made by KaG. Top tier, mate. Great animations, good solid sound effect choices (I love the breaking glass sound when an army breaks) and excellent narration. Cheers

[@khalednajada2514]

And how do you see it ?

[@michael1297]

Man this is one of the best top channel. No gimmicks on the "DETAILS" . 5 STAR from me

[@sali3492]

Whenever Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas(R.A) is mentioned i remember his role at Battle of Uhud where Prophet PBUH said to him: Shoot an arrow, Sa'd! May my mother and father be taken as ransom for you!

[@samwisegamgee8318]

Then he said “hey let’s spread our religion if peace by bathing in the blood of thousands!”

[@sali3492]

@@samwisegamgee8318 Indonesia, Malaysia, Yemen, Somalia and many other countries disagrees with you😆 also not to forget Turkey(at that time Turkic Tribes). Nice try tho Besides, did christians spread their religion by giving flowers to Native Americans and Africans😁

[@samwisegamgee8318]

@@sali3492 all Islamic nations from later on that joined after the Islamic community was powerful and had something to offer. You can argue Christian militancy was brought on by a response to Muslim aggression starting with the crusades (an act of self defense by the eastern Romans to protect and reclaim their lands). It was only after Muslim aggression that Christendom was driven to adopt the sword on a large scale to protect their ways of life (similar to the red scare with US history). Obviously speaking generally here, but you get my point.

[@samwisegamgee8318]

@@sali3492 also quick double comment to mention that most if not all new world atrocities were by rogue strong men like Pizzaro and Cortez going against the orders of the monarchy in harming the natives. I guarantee you those dudes weren’t Christian. The church leaders actually advocated for the better treatment of locals to little avail.

[@sali3492]

@@samwisegamgee8318 Great excuses for the christians! U will even say those who killed 50.000 muslims and J... were not real christians. Always excuses for christians

[@muslimreactionary2350]

“Convert or Pay Jizyah or War !” Such supreme type of diplomacy.

[@xS146roar]

Ha ha ☺️

[@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian]

fun fact : the Jizyah they paid was less than the Sadaqat and Zakas Muslims pay

[@tada-kun982]

@@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian So it's basically an elaborate scam. Because if they convert A. Yay more muslims B. More money Lol sounds about right

[@JustaSimpleComplexSyrian]

@@tada-kun982 B could be useless its only a payment for protection just a tax for non Muslims and the taxes Muslims pay is higher than what the non Muslims pay so it is A- become Muslims ( being Muslims means you also have to pay for the poor and do zakah) B- dont become Muslim and dont fight , but pay money in return for your protection and services . or C- War . i think the point of option B is to make sure that if they become Muslims they do not become Muslims because of the motive of money , because if they care about money more than their faith they would choose B all time everytime , unless they actually sincerely wanna become Muslims then they will Choose A i think its a smart way to make sure nobody is a fake Muslim out of fear of death or Taxes .

[@themercifulguard3971]

@@tada-kun982 Not scam. The jizyah assured the responsibility upon the Islamic state so that they are obligated to protect the rights of the non-Muslims Saying that is a scam means that every form of taxation we have in the modern world is even worse, because our taxes exceedingly higher than the jizyah.

[@fadyalqaisy7550]

Arabian horses played a crucial role in the Arab expansion

[@fadyalqaisy7550]

@Darth Jedi Provincia Arabia was actually the food basket of the Roman empire, and its most important and influential province. Many emperors came from Provincia Arabia

[@babakarya]

Paleogenomic evidence supports the contribution of ancient Persian lineages during the early formation of Arabian & European breeds.

[@baraghy3627]

Fast stubborn and small , Awesome horses !

[@keeschill6076]

You clearly don’t know the history of the horse calling it arab. Habibi there were no horses in the desert

[@mrM-cr8me]

@@keeschill6076 you must go look for your brain cells kid lol arab breeds are well known and one of the old and purest

[@oussamahabibi7930]

Great work kings and general.. I am interested in muslim conquest since i was young.. I read books and seen films... But your videos is incredible.and make many things clear to me... Thank you very much.. I love your work

[@MatthewSmith-we2ug]

Brilliant stuff, thank you for all of the hard work that goes into making these documentaries! It's much appreciated

[@Wrtvrxgvcf55]

no wonder the sassanids couldn't hold out the Muslims, it seems their own citizens were rooting for the muslims and joined / helped them almost whenever they could!

[@DAMFOREIGNER]

a repeated pattern among decaying empires, like Rome, Egypt, British, and yes, even the Islamic empire, usually due to overexpansion, and the increasing cost of defending the empire resulting in massive taxation...America, take note

[@lunaticranger6532]

@Yassin Zao most of the people accepted Islam becoming jizia and persecution Many of zoroastrians ran away and became the refugees of other non Islamic countries.

[@mirzubair8291]

@@lunaticranger6532 wrong most zoroastrians hated the caste system and see Islam more suitable for the the one who feed were rich and priest who are at the top of the caste .

[@lunaticranger6532]

@@mirzubair8291 wait zoroastrians have caste system ?

[@mirzubair8291]

@@lunaticranger6532 yes it did and those who feed were priest, noble and rich people

[@AFDiini1722]

Kings and Generals one of the best content creators when it comes to ancient military history. better than any mainstream military documentary makers I have ever seen and i prob watched a million documentaries on the subject

[@sherifnabil9663]

Persian General: I challenge you to a duel! Khalid: LOL apparently you didn’t see my Google reviews

[@snowmoon7385]

Lol 😂

[@leonnozik]

[@Silence.......356]

Ooo that stings lol

[@mahaalotaibi2560]

😂

[@MeNameMo93]

Your channel, as well as Kraut's, provide even the smallest details that schools fail to teach. Thank you! Knowledge is power!

[@صليعليالنبي-و6غ]

Your school teaches this?!

[@a_09.7]

@@صليعليالنبي-و6غ I wish

[@jacobfowles4992]

I really appreciate the work you do K&G, it is capturing;the way you and your team present these videos

[@Tali_69]

Always Amazing to learn about my Religion History in such details which is not told in any educational institutions here. I'm waiting for your next videos.

[@nah-y4e]

No gods exist

[@Tali_69]

@@nah-y4e I disagree with you.

[@nah-y4e]

@@Tali_69 which one of the thousands of proposed gods do you want to vouch for?

[@nah-y4e]

@king what will it take for you to start opening your mind?

[@nah-y4e]

@king i can name 50 failed gods off the top of my head, try looking things up befpre responding then you wont look so ignorant, oof, very embarrassing for you

[@Akaki1999]

was waiting for new episode of this series, 2.5 hrs ? good job couldn't ask for better, worth waiting I guess lol

[@norosoros891]

The best ever video series anywhere. So informative and entertaining. This was by far my favourite video of yours! Can't wait for the next part.

[@selmen9240]

Khalid Ibn Al- Walid Quotes: "At battle of Mu'tah, I broke nine swords in my hand. But I have never met an ennemi like the Persians." *Gave tribute to the brave Persian soldiers after the bloody battle of Ullais. "These Romans were the bravest that I had ever met." *tribute to the byzantine soldiers after winning the battle of Emesa.

[@spr6065]

کص زیاد می گفته

[@sajibsjb]

@@-ahmed121 that's a very stupid comment. Delete it please if you can't rephrase it

[@ALIREZA-uc3hy]

@@spr6065 😂😂

[@ibadurrehman1210]

@@-ahmed121 you think he took that money for himself? lmaoo it was taken from the greedy and given to the poor. far better than you.

[@007VitaminD]

Looks like he said that to everyone, pretty dishonest. Not surprising from an unpious unreligious warmongerer.

[@aminebenz1411]

"متى استعبدتم الناس و قد ولدتهم أمهم أحرارا" "when did you have the right to enslave people while their mothers gave birth to them as free people" Caliph Umar to Amr Ibn L'as

[@alexandrebenoin40]

Unfortunately the same umar that practiced and tolerated slavery

[@aminebenz1411]

@@alexandrebenoin40 yep, slavery was always tolerated. But under rules. But here, he speaks of Amr's attitude towards all Copts

[@alexandrebenoin40]

@@aminebenz1411 ah sorry bro

[@alisheikh4698]

@@alexandrebenoin40 Every nation had slaves back then & slavery wasn't on black people there was also white people as slaves.

[@alexandrebenoin40]

@@alisheikh4698 of course men

[@frukoprof]

After watching the first episode for a second time, this video is like from heaven. It's hard to express how much appreciation I have for your hard work.

[@rfal883]

Great efforts with the graphic illustrations and maps made very easy to understand!! Can't wait for your next video 👍

[@yamoyum]

The best history channel on youtube by a mile

[@Kushken]

The amount of work put into this... this man is a legend 🧡

[@moefinesse9878]

the amount of work put into this documentary is amazing

[@truthseeker7100]

Assalamualaikum K&G congratulations you crossed 2M Mark!

[@Gooday2day]

Thank you for the video and all the hard work you put into it. The animations really help draw a picture of the events which is really cool an appreciated.

[@haha7001]

Man, Umar was a great leader

[@patriotofpersia2238]

Abu LuLu :

[@haha7001]

@@patriotofpersia2238 Stabbed himself to death, committing suicide like the coward he was. A rat in the great schemes of history of significant people.

[@dariushomidi1271]

@@haha7001 Umar a 🐷 in the great schemes of history of significant people.😂😂

[@Uncharted1911]

@@dariushomidi1271 another jealous pathetic patriotic Iranian

[@bareqn8626]

@@dariushomidi1271 astgferallah may Allah guide you to reason

[@vacysmotuzas4267]

Thank you for all of the hard work you put in on these documentaries ...

[@redsword7192]

Thank you so much for studying such a long history and represent to us as an animated video.

[@mohammadalsaeed2625]

Kings and Generals is making it almost impossible for others to compete with... thank you for all your great work

[@b3ygghsas]

Aw man, I'm still waiting for the remake of the arab siege of constantinople, I hope it won't take long

[@mongke7858]

He already made one.

[@b3ygghsas]

@@mongke7858 That's why I'm waiting for the remake, devin even says in the end "we'll be covering battles like constantinople" at the end

[@amine4958]

Felipe Maran Hey man are you from Italy 🇮🇹 ??

[@b3ygghsas]

@@amine4958 No, but my grandparents were, why?

[@amine4958]

Felipe Maran Because you are putting a roman empire symbol "Italian civilization" , so you’re from where ?!

[@illuminutty9723]

Thanks! This is incredibly interesting for a non-Muslim like myself. Muslims have been maligned and treated as villains in many accounts so I appreciate a campaign shown in their perspective.

[@fariborzhaftar8111]

@Shrihari Kulkarni Yes and the idiots dont realize it, plus the fact that their so called hero was himself a pedophile, raided caravans, butchered men and stole their wealth and kept the women and children as sex slaves and to be fair this evil mohammad (piss upon him), he did divide the sex slaves and booty amongst his companions

[@shahidachoudhury6925]

@@fariborzhaftar8111 God give you a destiny to cry forever 😂. Please continue

[@bunnystrasse]

@@fariborzhaftar8111 exactly bro

[@bunnystrasse]

So what do you think of the fact that Islam was spread by the sword?

[@teukufadel8293]

@@bunnystrasse as if the Christianity never done that thing.. bruh,check your facts