The Crusades: Part 2, 35 Years of Chaos, Assassinations, and Madness

[@s0bad]

I swear doctor Ron's performance is like a stand-up comedian in how he keeps interest, tell stories, and his ability to improvise. amazing teacher

[@KavkAzeri]

Roy*

[@jacksondouglas680]

I was just thinking this, he kinda storytells history like Shane Gillis

[@SeanLKearns]

Yes I've been saying for years that he should do stand up. He's hilarious.

[@ApeSapiens]

A stand-up would start cutting/punching up jokes when people dont laugh at them. Dude is all over the place with his tangents that lead nowhere.

[@SeanLKearns]

@@ApeSapiensopen mics are very different from how they use to be. A lot of professional comics go to open mics just to do crowd work bc it gets engagement online but for the live audience that can be boring as hell most of the time. In professor Roy's case I think he's got a solid 10-15 worth of decent jokes. But more importantly he has a massive wealth of knowledge on interesting topics, which imo is what's actually missing from stand-up. People like story tellers. And honestly the reason most of his students aren't cracking up in his lectures is bc it's a college lecture and they don't want to be disruptive. But put this man in a setting where those same people are allowed to laugh and people would probably enjoy themselves.

[@maamounelsharkawy3924]

I dream of taking a whole degree being taught by this man and taking notes .. I wish all my teachers were this passionate and sophisticated

[@ofHerWord]

I am legit surprised he hasn't been scooped in by one of the Ivy leagues or some other higher tier big name school. He's legit a super star professor. Imagine giving him blow before talking about his favorite topic or lesson?

[@thechosenwon6762]

I can tell why he hasn't been picked up by one of the top schools tbh ​@@ofHerWord

[@ciaranhendry8615]

I'm buying if he's willing

[@arqamdeen5162]

Honestly, i could listen to this man for the rest of my life

[@jamesbowen9347]

Boooooooo

[@misfarazariah]

I truely appreciate Austin Schools dedication to bring these takes of unbiased history to the eyes of the general audience around the world, truely grateful

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@endpc5166]

Crusades were a reaction against the pers𝜖cution and aggr𝜖ssion of Islam𝜄c warri𝜊rs who had been trying to c𝜊nquer plµnder & subjµgate all of Europe for centuries. It’s a historical fact that North Africa and the Mideast was mainly Christian until the vi𝜊lent c𝜊nquest by Musl𝜄ms in the 7th century which made it Islam𝜄c and largely Arab. The Crusades did little damage in c𝜊mparison. s 𝜖𝜖 YT Bill Warner, PhD: Jihad vs Crusades

[@endpc5166]

@@mohammadalbaz8971 Crusad𝜖s were a r𝜖action aga𝜄nst the pers𝜖cution and aggr𝜖ssion of Islam𝜄c warri𝜊rs who had been trying to c𝜊nquer plµnder & subjµgate all of Europe for centuries. It’s a hist𝜊rical fact that North Africa and the Mideast was mainly Christian until the vi𝜊lent c𝜊nquest by Musl𝜄ms in the 7th century which made it Islam𝜄c and largely Arab. The Crusade𝜖s did little damage in c𝜊mparison. s 𝜖𝜖 YT Bill Warner, PhD: Jihad vs Crusad𝜖s

[@basedbyzantine5981]

Unbiased my a*s. The guy is a muslim. Of course he is biased.

[@makenja1037]

I like how he pronounces Arabic names and words,have you notice his pronunciations?, it makes the story more interesting for me.

[@snakejuce]

It's crazy because if there was a historically accurate Netflix series of this, I truly believe it will be viral. You can make whole MOVIES off of just of a 1 year time span of that whole time period, it's wild.

[@rusi6219]

Netflix has its own agenda

[@TheKing-xv5fz]

Netflix's busy rewriting history (Cleopatra) I think its better we look for some other company tbh

[@formalstep4211]

​@mosaabtwice3999you really think anime is without agenda

[@s0bad]

It would be only about exclusivity garbage and how many gay people they can include in it

[@javedafzal7690]

Emerald means Zamurrud. Professor Roy can easily pronounce it. His approach to study of history is so comprehensive and all encompassing that he captivates his audience with remarkable success.

[@myplaylist6740]

We say it like Zumrad or Zomrad in Central Asia, partly Iran, Turkey and Pakistan) Yeah it is not so hard thing to pronounce, but knowing sooooouu much information makes it a little bit distraction)

[@MadeToCreate]

Once you press play you can’t stop watching until he stops talking! Pure treasure 🙌🏼

[@ChauNguyen-t2p]

The passion he brings

[@daniyaalnoor8731]

The legend himself

[@chaitanya7]

Man should be selling out stadiums

[@snakejuce]

@@chaitanya7 Colosseums* He's a historian, it's only fair.

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@Yosha12322]

The dickriding is crazy.

[@anthonycalamari4702]

@@mohammadalbaz8971I will do just that! ❤

[@sondrameyer2816]

Since he covered a lot of names I will address his. Roy means 'king'. He is the king of oratory when it comes to history. Casagranda, "a big house" of information in an entertaining format that cements the stories in your mind. May he continue to reign at The Austin School and sharing his insight with the online audience. Many thanks.

[@alex_ali]

in which language Casagranda means a big house?

[@sondrameyer2816]

Casa in the Spanish language means home/house. @@alex_ali

[@rbruce63]

Spanish or Italian.

[@sondrameyer2816]

@@rbruce63 I'm guessing Italian. Although almost everyone is a mix of everything.

[@rbruce63]

@@sondrameyer2816 Italian the origin of all Romance languages. It's beautiful!

[@IEEAC_ARAB_CENTER]

Brilliant as ever... This must be subtitled to Arabic, it would generate millions of views. Actually all of Dr. Roy's lectures need to have Arabic subtitles. Consider this seriously!

[@Jordan-dd7ox]

I'd happily translate the lectures in Arabic if the school would give my permission to, your name sounds Arabic so if you wanna collab I'm down

[@MohamedElMeghallawy]

Happy to pitch in!

[@alex_ali]

no it shouldn't, hundreds of books and articles are already in Arabic covering this topic. I'm enjoying it more in english.

[@void3563]

should learn English

[@MohamedElMeghallawy]

no thank you lol @@void3563

[@pexsan]

I have listened to all of his lectures. I may not be studying history or politics, but I'm thrilled to return home and listen to him after a long day of work. I have a deep passion for philosophy and human history, and Dr. Roy brings out the true essence of history for me. I've always been frustrated with the distorted version of history we were taught in school. I'm genuinely envious of his students who have the opportunity to sit there and listen to his brilliant lectures in person. Nevertheless, I am extremely grateful to have access to them online. I eagerly await the next lecture, filled with anticipation. Thank you so much for that! By the way, the book Artemisia (The Blood Throne) was absolutely fantastic. Well done!

[@PolarBearSeal]

I was waiting for this! Finally! Dr Casagranda is such an amazing orator.

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@vivitow873]

lots of young generation should know about this unbiased history,.. thank you

[@zerosama1995]

So what is he by your standard? What is your standard for someone to be considered historian? Just a history student asking btw

[@zerosama1995]

@mosaabtwice3999 so i guess a historian is a very high standard to achieve nowadays.

[@KnappstersaurusRex]

All historical retelling has bias, bias isn't a bad thing though, it's just part of the human experience.

[@Icandecidedotorg]

This man is a national treasure. Forget your personal bias. Just listen and learn and enjoy the wonderful way this Dr tells this story. I surely am.

[@princesadelandalucia]

This man is legend. I'm arab muslim and astonished of his huge knowledge of Islamic history Keep up the good work

[@rody995]

اه جدا ومعلوماته صح علي مااتذكر من اللي درسته من ثانوي وفي جامعة

[@PAMELAOLIVER-kk4gu]

I like Dr. Roy Casagranda's very comfortable, engaging style of teaching. I come back to his videos after intense study ready for the next level.

[@ChauNguyen-t2p]

He’s so passionate

[@FaxQT]

أبو الحسن (أبو الفضل) بن الخشاب In English "Ibn Al Khashab" means the son of the Lumberjack, not the son of wood Just wanted to clarify that. Thanks for the great story telling. I enjoyed it a lot.

[@yazinmusa5450]

That makes a lot more sense. In many cultures, individuals or entire families have often been named after their father's or patriarch's profession. Ibnul Khash-shaab might be a better transliteration, to help non-Arabs pronounce the shadda.

[@MattyVice]

As an arab american, my father used the word to mean wood (hes from Syria) but interesting as a non-native speaker

[@mahsubas]

I am learning my history from this talented prof. Thanks. I am waiting the other parts. Especially Mongol invasion towards Middle East will be very interesting to learn.

[@TamimProduction]

Can't wait for the next part, there will definitely be some Ayyubid dynasty and Saladin, very good intrigue right there! 1:01:08 Thanks professor for the quality content!

[@pennymayphilip9646]

I did British education at school in Zimbabwe & we 'did' the crusades. They made it sound like a glorious quest & it was sooooo boring that I could hardly remember anything about this period. If I'd had a teacher like this I'd have loved learning history!

[@Mario2M]

Yeah in H.S when they talked about the Crusades they didn't explain much, but hearing these stories I'm kinda upset cause I remember failing tests about it because it was so interesting the way I was taught.

[@SuperPirate02]

You are the best teacher I have seen when it comes for unbiased historical and political lectures. It’s always a blessing to hear it everytime

[@OO-ll8hi]

I read a lot of books on crusades, but your lectures are next level demonstration ❤

[@Harzaniii]

He’s back!! I was so happy when I saw there was a new video uploaded! I’m in Norway right now on work/vacation and I’m willing to make time to actually listen to what this guy says because I speak four languages ( Kurdish is the native, Arabic, Farsi and English is my fourth one and when I tell you that he’s spot on, he’s spot on! I wish he taught in Nashville,Tennessee so I could take his class!

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@sonarbangla8711]

Are you trying to say Roy read NIZAM-al-MULK? Does these works cone in English translation?

[@hmtnaz6962]

So excited for any new lectures this great teacher releases

[@KT-km4ib]

I've been studying history for year's and somethings didnt make sense, but Dr. Roy has shined a light to alot of mysterys. Legend

[@adobinobi1]

We need an A.I built based on his character to teach us all the other subjects in school cause most of other teachers are boring but this guy knows how to grab ur full span attention

[@marianmarian7941]

Wow 😮Hollywood is missing out on a great opportunity to showcase this amazing history and professor. The whole world would’ve watched this, unfortunately, old biases die hard and can’t help but think that they would not feature this type of history 😢

[@ramyfever]

Hollywood only likes to smoke killers heros who cares what they do. Saudia has more money than anybody they can make movies to show people the truth about the crusaders

[@patriceesela5000]

Please keep Hollywood away from it

[@aamirairborne]

Agree 100%. I truly believe that movies should be made based on this 'true' history. That's the only way in which we can attempt to erase the poison sowed through propaganda.

[@Dvllaj]

There's no way in hell a major studio or production company would let this touch the surface, a least not like this.. His raw allusive nature of the lectures and his emphasis on such key points throughout history, foreshadow our illusive reality. History always repeats itself, our current existence is just proxies on proxies on proxies on proxies and so forth. His dissection and disentanglement of "modern" day rice-a-roni politics would not gain support from corporations or the audience. That's why people still watch/follow/read the news. They want to be entertained. They want to absorb what makes them feel 'right' and 'justified' (very distinctive btw).

[@BlueSaladid]

Definitely the most entertaining lectures I've ever seen, yet he doesn't compromise the efficiency of learning.

[@safarcl]

Dr R. Casagranda is a gem in Political History or, rather the History of Politics‼️ Kudos...🎉 May the Almighty bless and bestow him with health, Guidance and a long career to serve the human thinking and intelligence - Amen🤲

[@JamesAskew-i1b]

Dr. Casa grande is an outstanding teacher, he makes me want to go to college at 59 years old!!

[@marouanebenkhadda5728]

“And they get called the hashishans, and that becomes the word assassin.” 16:48 My mind has just exploded 🤯🤯

[@Sa7biUK]

History khouya, history

[@marouanebenkhadda5728]

@@Sa7biUK I’m watching part 3 right now a khay zin, keep exploring ✌️

[@Sa7biUK]

@@marouanebenkhadda5728 Llah yerham waldk

[@PsoPstrong]

What a character, I love this professor. Keeps it entertaining.

[@p1ner0]

After listening to this lecture, I feel like I read 10-15 books. The most objective history lecture ever...

[@mohsyamsulbahri9601]

I want to thank you for your open lectures to the world, respect, love and peace from Indonesia🎉🇮🇩❤

[@FocusWorldWithMosh]

Assalamualaikum and hello everyone, Sir Dr roy casagranda I really really appreciate for sharing and explaining to us clearly some history of our world. That will educate us and we need to understand and learn our history. I think It is very important to know our historys

[@ahmedazhar8485]

I really love to hear History without Bias and I can't explain professor how much I like you for this

[@wissamandnana]

This is my second time watching all three parts. Dr Roy is such a great orator of history, I wanna be him when I grow up!

[@leylahjohnston]

I love this guy's videos. It's like listening to exciting stories. I could watch these forever.

[@AM-te8lk]

Again, amazing lecture. Thanks, Dr Casagranda and Austin school 🙏

[@colovorak]

Thanks to you too Roy, you really know how to be a kind and generous speaker.

[@rodzitazainal19]

Alway enjoyed Dr Casagrada lectures and is an eye opener. Inspired me to learn history to understand the current situation.

[@mahthoom]

Wow! I love these lectures by this genius professor. This area of the world has always been full of action lol

[@melloickii]

Dr. Roy Casagranda is a brilliant historian and presenter. I feel he can keep people who are not interested in the topic engaged and curious about what is going to happen next.

[@HaithamYousef-j9j]

Thank you, Roy. I love how you tell a story with emotions and perspective. It's amazing how the present mimics the past.

[@noorafifi5530]

You made my day, I look forward to every video just cause professor Roy is so captivating, honestly this the first time I comment just cause I hope he sees this and gets motivated to post more

[@abdiafrah3968]

The legend Casagranda returns, really appreciate these videos hope to see more soon.

[@umutpeker6837]

He is a legend for real. As a lover of history, he just amazes me with his seems-to-be limitless knowledge.

[@ghayurmasid]

Love all the lectures from Mr. Casagranda, but the crusades series is amazing, cant wait for the part 3

[@oussamazahri6199]

I love you you. How you explain it. I am Lebanese. But never forget that is Lebanon it was part of Syria. And my family is split between the the bilad al sham.

[@AceAES]

I've watched this lecture like 5 times.. it's crazy how good it is.

[@adibansa]

when Imadudden Zengi dies, his son Nurudden took over and and had also worked/allied together with Salahudden Al Ayyobi and thats the time they took syria, egypt then Palestine and then Nurudden died but Salahuddin and his uncle saifuddin shirko had stabilized their armies in syria, iraq, egypt and Palestine. Thank you so much Sir for having lectures like as it may help to reset the mindset of those people who hate Muslims in the west particularly in USA, Germany, UK, France, Sweden so on and so forth. By listening on here would enlighten their hearts to understand that Muslims were not mass murderers not exterminators but the crusaders do. crusaders killed as many people as they can, roasted the people and ate them and they did not have mercy toward killing babies and elderly. such kind of cruelty had made them extraordinary criminals.

[@erikselfmade]

I never feel like my time is being wasted when Dr Roy speaks. I'd really like to see him in person. He has a way with pouring information into your lap, keeping your attention all the while

[@reralt]

Finally. Was waiting for this ❤

[@Gehri_soch2.0]

The previous lecture was really a tangent tbh

[@reralt]

@@Gehri_soch2.0 I love tangent. You can find tons of concise and well put together history lectures on KZbin. Best thing about this is his tangents.

[@razmiihsan8897]

Finally! The long waited lecture! Love from Malaysia!

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@AgusNizami]

Dr Roy is just like a walking book. A fine story teller

[@envadd.6556]

Best presentor ever. Enjoy watching him, its like watching the video of actual thing with his description

[@mylilywhitea3551]

Thanks!

[@ny1080]

Dr. Roy you are an amazing teacher, extraordinary!!

[@imjamesiam]

Very easy to listen to. Keeps me entertained the entire time. Great work!

[@rahman9749]

I am a muslim, and I consider myself quite literate in history, especially Islamic civilization, and I love how he explain things; I do not agree with some of his point of view but overall he is one of the most objective professor when it comes to explain the history of Islam as a non-muslim... plus he is very passionate in teaching, I wish I can attend one of his class in the future.

[@biscuits2010]

this is human history

[@StailH]

What points of view would you debate? I am curious. Thanks!

[@m.h.r.437]

Finally!! Thanks a lot Dr Casagranda! Great lecture as usual!

[@coverfire7066]

Finally! I have been waiting for this. Thank you so much

[@odehTV]

Thank you so much for these videos. You have reinvigorated my passion for history. I appreciate your perspective on everything, hoping KZbin can be the treasure of history for the future

[@majedelbarouni5970]

in arabic the names Emerald is Zumorrod , and Emad Aldeen Zinky . wonderful lectures history is amazing . thank you

[@carlhepton5059]

I like Roy’s presentation of the information it is hard to get people into historical and geopolitical events and times 😁

[@OosMattPo]

It’s always a good time when a new video releases

[@lucasmoratoaraujo8433]

Just bought this man's book to pay my respects to this giant! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤

[@jgreen6780]

How was it?

[@fahimrezwankhair7344]

It's so so amazing!! Eagerly waiting for the next parts and hoping for a 5 :3

[@ريف-ذ4ب]

The word empire is one of the products of modernity. The East, especially the Arabs, did not define themselves as an empire. Likewise, the legitimacy of rule among the so-called empire is based on the application of Sharia, and therefore legitimacy is derived or based on the extent of the application of religion = Sharia. Therefore, in my humble opinion, the most correct name is the caliphate. I recommend reading the works of Dr. Wael Hallaq: The Impossible State and Sharia. My greetings to this wise professor and my thanks to this institution for making these wonderful episodes available to us.

[@parahitam]

I love to see the professor's lectures again and again.

[@MuhannadDarwish]

Dr casagranda is on fire🔥🔥his 2nd upload this week, best birthday gift I received

[@jewlz702]

Thoroughly enjoy Dr. Roy Casagranda's lectures. Ready for part 3! Thank you for sharing

[@LuisOrtiz-ze2jh]

the beast storyteller of all time wow

[@ziadhamoud145]

I love everything about what Dr. Roy does. How unapologetic he is about the truth. How engaging the whole lecture is. ( Or lectures, because i have gladly watched every lecture he made that is on KZbin) And how he tries to pronounce every native word in its native tongue. However, i believe he wasn't successful in doing so this time. At least according to the history we learned at school in Aleppo. Emad Al-Dien Zenki not Zengi. I really hope to get to meet this brilliant man, and hopefully be able to study with him one day. All respect Dr. Roy.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Turks indeed had a decisive role in triggering historical major events like the Migration Period, Crusades, shaping the history of Balkans, Islamization of Northern India, Age of Discovery as well as ending the Middle Ages with the conquest of Constantinople, fall of the Roman Empire.

[@romanhama5377]

Me on part one, were the kurds sleeping? Me on part two, ahh not again... but then in the very end when Ayub is mentioned 🤯🥳 Let´s go part 3!! CANT WAIT

[@abearawad1985]

Great lecture, enjoyed it very much. Thanks 🙏

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@turcoaleman-o2g]

i love this guy so much.. so nice to listen to him, greetings from Germany ❤

[@bradutenescu5417]

I really enjoy your stories, please keep them coming!

[@3khalidali]

Excellent lecture as always. Waiting for part 3 .

[@jedgarren2901]

What an amazing storyteller

[@safidinelaib8009]

Amazing memory, fabulous storyteller, unbiased in his views, I hope that Dr. Roy Casagranda takes on the Barbary Regencies history that would be wonderful!

[@aliabdellatif1]

Dr Casagranda thank you. It’s been a joy to listen to your lectures on the Middle East. One thing though and this is something a lot of people get wrong: the assassin cult were not called the Hashashin. They were called the Qassassin - the cutters. To cut in Arabic is ya’quss’. And as you evidently know, Egyptians drop the Qaaf letter and pronounce it as the A. The point being that it’s highly unlikely that a fanatic religious sect would use hashish and become doofuses. They’re more likely to be called ‘cutters’ because they can chop their enemy in two. Hope you get this.

[@AmranNunow]

Roy...man you are one heck of a story teller

[@axmtde]

Thanks!

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

If you want the truth story about the crusades just open the KZbin then look for aljazeera decumentry (the crusade)there are 4 parts with tow copies one is English and the other arabic

[@maherabdelkhalek]

I can't wait to watch the next coming parts (hopefully!). Thank you for the great content!!

[@frankwolf3860]

Dr. Casagranda has a 1st Class brain; his memory of layers and layers upon layers and layers of obscure, but intimately detailed names, positions, dates, interactions, consequences, from this time period is astonishingly vast!

[@MrScorpioAngel]

Hi It was amazing like always! Can’t wait for next part. Although There are some points that I wanted to mention about Hasan al Sabbah or Hasan-e sabbah and his fallowers, widely known as Hashashin. I guess you know theme well but it could be interesting for audience. He was an Iranian that posed as Shia. But in fact, his main goal was to weaken Islam’s Influence in Iran by making division and anarchy. The well-known name: Hashashin was not in fact due to their use of hashish. But their drug business. One of their main sources of income to sponsor their activity, was exporting Drugs. Including Willow plant extract known as best disinfectant and sedative at the time. Hence the name Hashash or pharmacist The Assassins where a division of them called: Fadaee or devotee. They were willingly castrated to be focused only on their mission. No family... No love ...no ambition. There are several books about Hassan and his followers. But due to their secrecy, they will always remain a mystery…

[@translator1267]

Thanks for sharing

[@silversurfer6023]

Best Bude I have ever seen in regards of university lecture in history

[@kaizartariq9531]

Great lecture sir, eagerly waiting for the 3rd lecture Saladin "Aiub" story. :) This is going to be great and honors again.

[@muhammadafzalhussainkhan5689]

Man Finally, I was desperately waiting for this.

[@farukhalvi1988]

Dr. Roy I enjoy your lectures so much. I cant wait another 3 months for Part 3. Can you please shorten the waiting time for your lectures please.

[@azadbux4653]

A great teacher, thanks so dearly for posting these vids

[@Ismail-Yahya]

Yes yes - my evening sorted! Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤ 🇬🇧

[@ismailxk13]

Hi

[@snakejuce]

@@ismailxk13 did u say hi because he has the same name? Lol

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@ClassicalSinging]

Brilliant lecture..looking forward to watching the next one

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@elsaint7657]

I never get tired of this guy ❤

[@michaelalime700]

Love these lectures! Learnt so much from the Dr

[@ghaithsankari7010]

Ibn Alkhashab = Son of Carpenter Nizam Almulk = the framework Monarchi I appreciate the respect these sessions, but since I am native arabic speaker, I think it is good to give another dimension to those names

[@nessrineboukhari0167]

such an amazing lecture ! History sure can bring joy !

[@mohammadalbaz8971]

Who wants to know well about the crusades just open the KZbin and look for aljazeera decumentry the crusade there are tow copies one in English and the other in Arabic but irs really interesting you will find more details 👍 ❤ there are 4 part

[@westwild75]

الله عز وجل " ... لم يخلق هذا الرجل عبثا... يجعلك تعيش التاريخ 😅 وكأنه حاضرا... شكرا بروفيسور🫒🥖🌍

[@myrabaker5650]

I feel like i'm back in college. Love it!