The Arab Revolted Against Turkish Tyranny!!

History on Trial goes into the topic the Great Arab Rebellion which contributed in part to the weakening of the Ottoman Empire. This video discusses the following topics and themes:
• Arab sentiment towards the Turkish establishment (CUP)
• How the Muslim world has suffered since the fall of the Ottomans
• The Turko-Arab divide and the root causes of this rift
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[@INNOCENT55]

Assalam o Alaikum RB Sound recording very poor

[@omarkhan4520]

well explained

[@Mohimtule.]

The chaotic arabs revolted against turkic tyranny no complaints, but in return they pledged allegiance to the imperialist masters who are still playing the tricks, where's dignity only playing ego games

[@averagebodybuilder]

No complaints? Imagine now when nonArabs in Arab lands rebel.

[@CarlosGarcia-wh5bw]

The man claimed that the Ottomans were not legitimate because they took the power from the Mamluks, forgetting that the Mamluks themselves took the power from the Arabs

[@averagebodybuilder]

And that the Arabs backstabbed against Muslims to side with the kuffar. And they LIE to this day saying that the Ottomans were kafir!

[@mr.t1086]

1) You say that "not all Arabs" betrayed/revolted against the Ottomans but you do explain the chaos in the Middle East (and Arab states) with that betrayal. Doesn't this imply that indeed all if not the most Arabs betrayed the Ottomans? 2) You claim that the Turkish identity was established in 1923/24. I assume you refer to Ziya Gökalp who wrote his book on "Türkçülük" in 1923. But this claim is false. This ideology of Turkism or Panturkism was established way before the founding of the Turkish Republic by thinkers like Hüseyinzade Ali Turan, Zeki Velidi Togan and Yusuf Akçura. Akçura even has a very notorious article called "Üç Tarz- ı Siyaset" (written in 1904) in which he lays out three possible identities for the civilians of the Ottoman Empire: Panislamism, Ottomanism and Turkism. He himself propogates the ideology of Turkism.