The Entire History of Bani Isra'il

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[@cciid]

This is the first time I've heard that the daughters' father was a prophet. I'm skeptical about how accurate that is...

[@OmaroftheOrient]

I actually may have made a mistake there. Shuaib was from madian and there are many scholars that theorised that the father was the same shuaib, but I've recently come to learn that this is only a theory and not confirmable. And Allahu Alam.

[@sluggishhollow2030]

I have heard it before from my Imam

[@hamademic]

Shuayb a.s. is the thought to be the same as biblical Jethro, who was the father of Moses's wife Tzipporah (Safoora)

[@Informational_Comparisons]

@@OmaroftheOrientMedian Empire?

[@JohnSmith-gv7qm]

⁠@@OmaroftheOrientAssalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmat Allahi Wa Baraktu Omar, Can you make videos about the Victorian Liverpool Muslim community that had many white British reverts (including Marmaduke Pickthall), the Boszormeny Muslims in Hungary that predate Christian and Ottoman presence in Hungary, the Polish Lipka Tatar Muslims who have been in Poland for more than 700 years, and James and Agnes Love, a young couple who had converted to Islam and emigrated from Scotland to southern Ontario in 1851, were the first recorded Muslims (or “Mahomadens”) in Canada. Their first child of eight, James Love, Jr., was born in 1854, and is the first known Canadian-born Muslim. Also could you include in the Canadian video John and Martha Simon and their children, Eastern European immigrants to the United States, emigrated to southern Ontario in 1871. The Canadian Census of Population recorded 13 Muslims in Canada (James and Agnes Love and John and Martha Simon families). Jazak Allahu Khairan

[@FarhanSarvari24]

Very surprised at how you got to all the important points in such a vast topic in just 15 minutes. May Allah reward you.

[@TheWatchmanWebsite]

Even if we were to put aside the *TRINITY,* Islam still has a big, big problem! Does the *TAWHID* of Allah mean that he is the same monotheistic God worshipped by the Jews as claimed by Allah in Al-'Ankabut (QS 29:46) and by Muslims? No! The claim of monotheism alone is not enough to conclude that they are the same being. Here's 5 simple reasons why: The true God worshipped by the Jews is: 1. *FATHER:* The prophets of YAHWEH, like Moses, repeatedly called the true God of Israel 'FATHER' and 'CREATOR' and we are his sons and daughters (Exodus 3:14-15, Deuteronomy 32:6, Psalms 89:26‭-‬27, Isaiah 63:16, Matthew 6:9). Jesus prayed "Abba, Father". Yet Allah of the Qur’an contradicts this by saying "they falsely ascribe to Him sons and daughters without any knowledge." QS 6:100. Allah of the Qur’an, in no way, shape or form (spiritually, literally or metaphorically) is he FATHER to anyone (QS 6:100). Muhammad’s father, Abdullah, worshipped the moon and star god ☪️ Hubal as 'Allah of the Kaaba' 🕋. Just like Allah of the Kaaba, Hubal the chief god of the Kaaba was called *'al-ilah'/the god).* Hubal meant 'He who is Baal'. Baal is a mutation or manifestation of Satan, the Great Deceiver. "Abdullah" meant SLAVE of Hubal. In Islam ☪️, Muslims too are SLAVES of Allah of the Kaaba 🕋 and not his children. 2. The glory (Shekinah/kavod) of God *ENTERED AND FILLED* the tabernacle of Moses (Exodus 40:34) and the temple of Solomon (2 Chronicles 7:1‭-‬3) *and dwelt among the Israelites.* The glory of Allah of the Qur’an *does not descend to the earth* (Sahih Muslim 179). How are they the same God? 3. In the Torah, the Mighty God (Hashem) *APPEARED ON EARTH* to Abraham in the Hebrew Torah (Genesis18:1-3,11-13) as *a man* to inform him that he will give him a son, Isaac and to Moshe (Moses) in the Torah (Exodus 3) as the *Malach Hashem* (Angel of the Lord) which is a *theophany* of God-a physical manifestation of God on earth (Hebrew Bible Exodus 3:1-4,6). Was this Allah of the Qur’an? No. 4. *SACRIFICE (ATONEMENT OF SINS:* The God worshipped by the Jews has always been a God of sacrifice even from the first book of the Torah when he commanded Abraham to sacrifice his only son of the promise (Isaac) Genesis 22:2. After Isaac, God's acceptance of sacrifices was later reflected in the yearly sacrifice of a *spotless lamb* for the atonement of sins (Day of Atonement) which ALL the prophets of God participated in from the tabernacle of Moses to the temple of Solomon in Jerusalem. This ended with the *sinless Messiah* offering his life as a sin offering (Isaiah 53). Has Allah of the Qur’an accepted animal sacrifice in the Kaaba? No. 5. *DESIGN OF THE HOUSE OF GOD:* The tabernacle of Moses and the temple of Solomon had the same design/pattern but the Kaaba is totally not related to the temple of YAHWEH of the Jews. Where is the *Holy of holies* and the *covering Cherubs* of the Kaaba? Moses was instructed to design the tabernacle according to the pattern of the tabernacle in heaven! The tabernacle in heaven is like the tabernacle of Moses and temple of Solomon, not like the Kaaba in Mecca! There is no proof whatsoever in the Law of Moses, the Prophets and the Psalms that the Kaaba was ever built by Abraham and Ishmael as claimed in QS 2:127 and QS 22:26-27! It's a big lie! Allah's atonement of sins in the pagan Kaaba [al-Tirmidhi, 959] was never through the sacrifice of a spotless lamb but was, and still is, through a pagan stone claimed to have "fallen from heaven" and was white but became black because of the sins of the sons of Adam (al-Tirmidhi 877). Atonement in Islam through the Black Stone is the biggest spectacle of abomination the world has ever witnessed since the creation of mankind! It requires no intelligence to figure out that the God whom the Jews worship is not the 7th century god of the Qur'an! These are two different beings! Allah of the Muslims has no history whatsoever before 610 outside the 7th century Qur'an. Where? Allah of the Qur’an is a false god, the Great Deceiver, who disguises himself as the God of the previous scriptures and the prophets inorder to deceive beloved Muslims. Let him who has ears hear! Blessings.

[@hafsa4443]

​@@TheWatchmanWebsite 1. Concept of God as Father: In Islam, we don’t refer to Allah as “Father” because that could imply a human-like relationship, which doesn’t align with our understanding of God’s nature. Allah is seen as the Creator and Sustainer, beyond any human attributes like fatherhood or sonship. The Quran makes this clear in Surah Al-Ikhlas where it says, "He neither begets nor is born, and there is none like Him" (Quran 112:3-4). The idea of God having children or partners is something Islam strongly rejects, as it goes against the belief in pure monotheism (Tawhid). 2. Divine Presence: In Islam, Allah’s presence isn’t tied to any physical form or place. Allah’s knowledge, mercy, and power are present everywhere, but not in a way that involves physical manifestation. In Judaism, the idea of Shekinah refers to divine presence, and Islam has something similar called "Sakinah," which is more about the tranquility that Allah sends down. However, we don’t believe that Allah physically dwells on earth. 3. Sacrifice and Atonement: For Muslims, sacrifice, like what we do during Eid al-Adha, is more about remembering Abraham’s willingness to obey Allah rather than atoning for sin. We believe that sins are forgiven through sincere repentance (Tawbah) directly to Allah, without needing a sacrificial intermediary. The concept of original sin and the need for atonement through sacrifice isn’t part of Islamic teachings; instead, everyone is responsible for their own actions and can seek forgiveness directly from Allah. 4. Places of Worship + Black Stone: The Kaaba is considered the first house of worship dedicated to the One God, built by Abraham and his son Ishmael. It’s different from the temple in Jerusalem, but it serves to unite Muslims in their worship of Allah. Unlike the Holy of Holies, the Kaaba doesn’t have an inner sanctuary because Islam emphasizes direct connection with Allah without intermediaries. The Black Stone in the Kaaba is respected, not worshipped; it’s kissed as a gesture of following the Prophet Muhammad’s example. It doesn’t have any divine power, and it’s not a means of atonement. Atonement and forgiveness in Islam come solely from Allah through sincere repentance. 5. Appearances of God on Earth: Islam teaches that Allah doesn’t take on human form or appear physically. While the Quran mentions Allah speaking to prophets like Moses, it doesn’t suggest a physical appearance. Stories in the Torah about God appearing as a man are seen differently in Islam-more as visions or symbolic encounters. The Quran emphasizes that Allah is beyond any physical form and remains unseen by human eyes (Quran 6:103). 6. Historical Continuity of Allah: Islam teaches that Allah is the same God worshipped by all the prophets, from Adam to Muhammad. The Quran talks about Allah as the God of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, stressing that the belief in one God has been consistent throughout history. While practices and laws might have changed over time, the core message of monotheism remains the same. Muslims see Allah not as a new or different deity but as the same God who has been guiding humanity from the beginning. In conclusion, while there are differences in how Islam, Judaism, and Christianity understand God, Muslims believe that we all worship the same God who has guided different communities through different prophets, but with the same core message of monotheism (Tawhid).

[@calebzeman3818]

@FarhanSarvari24 LOL reward for preaching israeliyaat so funny

[@fatoomitani1879]

@@TheWatchmanWebsite I hope you realize that none of your post had made sense. Each of the revealed books prior to the Qur'an have been altered. We no longer have the originals. Don't come back and say, "of course we have them!" No, we don't. If it were truly from God and not altered by man, it wouldn't have errors. Nor would it be "according to" or "inspired by". The Almighty Lord knows the past, present and future. Besides, if He's sending a prophet or messenger to teach us a lesson, would that person be a drunkard, committing incest, aspiring divinity to other than God, even claiming He has a son when all He has to do is say 'be' and it is!? or any such act? And you say those are the teachings to get us into Paradise? May the Lord Most High protect me from such lies! Wake up and realize the truth. Read the Qur'an. Learn something.

[@izharulhaqtruthrevealed1185]

@@TheWatchmanWebsite😂 I just liked how you said TRINITY aside. I hope with this your approach you have realized Christians aren’t worshipping same monotheistic God YAHWEH as you explained. And that Christians no longer follow Old Testament laws as well as commandments even the circumcision which was a covenant till end of times. This is an eye opener to you since you believe Bible Old Testament is pure unadulterated word of God and now your practices and beliefs as Christians all contradicted it, as such your intellect should be your judge……. My question to you, why did you accepted Paul after all he came up with everything new to Old Testament teachings so much so that james and some jesus deciples summoned him? Use this criteria on Paul and let’s see how far we could move

[@amintukur8503]

Love how you stamped every timeline for everything that happened i always wanted to know

[@hydrohussla8226]

Akhi -- jzx for this. So uber important for Muslims to understand our own history, especially that of Bani Israel!

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you for the super chat!

[@calebzeman3818]

@OmaroftheOrient yes a super chat for a super fart

[@fandimm180]

The closing statement was brilliant, thanks

[@Songoku1815]

I have learned a lot from you Brother Omar, thank you allahuma barik

[@Reynacampbell]

Wow, always heard theses stories apart. Makes it all the more clear when you show how they all interconnect and highlight the bigger picture. May Allah bless you, ameen.

[@mohammeduddin1528]

JazakAllahu khayran, I learned the fact that in the Quran the ruler of egypt during the time of the hyksos was referred to as King, instead of Pharaoh.

[@JacobSalvatore-uv4hi]

That’s not exactly the reason. The pharaoh title was used during the middle or late late kingdom. The Egyptian rulers called themselves kings regardless. So it may be Egyptian kings. As the Quran says king of Egypt

[@NoMadKid]

Should’ve included the lineage of Ismail too since they are cousins of Bani Israel too. Make a full circle of why prophethood went to the other branch of the family.

[@ryuusuk33]

@@NoMadKid The Complete Genealogy/Family Tree of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ: He is *PROPHET AHMAD/MUHAMMAD ﷺ* son of Abdullah son of *ABDULMUTALIB(SHAYBAT AL-HAMD)* son of *HASHIM(AMR)* son of Abdimanaf(Al-Mugheera) son of Qussay(Zaid) son of Kilab(Dhal-U'uzza/Abu-Zahra) son of Murrah(Aba-Yaqadha) son of Ka'ab son of Lu'ay(Aba-Ka'ab) son of Ghalib(Aba-Taym) son of *FIHR/SAHR(QURAYSH)* son of Malek(Abul-Hareth/Al-Judud) son of An-Nadhr/Qayss(Al-Furssan) son of *KENANA* son of Khuzayma(Aba-Asad) son of Mudareka/Amer(Al-Arnaba) son of Ilyās(Aba-Amr) son of Mudhar son of Nezar(Aba-Iyad) son of Ma'ad(Aba-Nezar) son of *ADNAN²¹* son of Addu/Udd son of Al-Hamaisa'u(Zand/Amin/Salman) son of Salaman/Salman(Hamaida'u/Hamaita'u/As-Shahib/Shajib) son of A'auss(Mundjir Al-A'arab/Nabit/Salaman) son of Boz/Bawz(Tha'alaba/A'auss) son of Qamwal(Yoz/Bora/Yawz/A'ashr Al-Ghina/A'atr Al-A'atair) son of Ubayy(Sa'ad Radjab/Shauha) son of A'awwam/Yi'imana(Qamwal/Reeh An-Nassib) son of Nashid(Kisdana/Muhallim Dhul-A'ayn) son of Hazza/Harrana(Al-A'awwam) son of Bildas(Al-Muhtamil) son of Yidlaf/Tidlaf(Bidlana/Raima) son of Tabikh/Tanidj/Talib(Tahib/Tahba/Al-A'aiqan) son of Jahim/Jahmi(A'alla) son of Nahish/Tahish(Mahshi/A'alla/As-Shahdud) son of Makhiy/Ma'ajaly(Ad-Dhareeb Khatim An-Nar) son of A'aify/A'aqara/A'aidh/A'afi(A'abqi/A'abqar Abul-Djinn) son of A'abqar/A'aqari/A'aqer(Ibrahim Djami'i As-Shaml) son of Ubbayd/Bida'a/Ad-Da'a(Isma'il Dhul-Matabikh) son of Ad-Da'a/Ibda'i/Ubbayd(Yazan At-Ta'an) son of Hamdan/Hamadi(Isma'il Dhul-Al-A'awadj) son of Sanbar/Bashmani(Bashmin/Al-Muti'im Fil-Mahal) son of Yathrabi/Yathraba(Yathrem/At-Tamh) son of Yahzen(Nahzen/Al-Qasswar) son of Yalhan(Al-A'anoud/A'atoud) son of Aruai'i/Ara'aua/Ra'aui(Ad-Da'ada'a) son of A'aidh/A'aidhy/A'aifa(A'aqer/A'aqari/Mahmud) son of Dasan/Daishan/Waishan(Az-Za'aiya/Az-Za'id) son of A'asar/A'aissar(Nadwan/A'assir An-Naydawan Dhul-Andiya) son of Aqnad/Qannad(Qanadi/Qannar/Ayama/Atama) son of Iham/Abham/Thamar(Yahami/Bahami/Dawss Al-A'atq/Dawss Ajmal Al-Khalq) son of Muqsar/Muqsa(Muqasri/Hissn Nizal) son of Naheth(An-Nizal) son of Zareh(Qumyar/Qumayr) son of Samiy/Sama(Shama/Al-Mudjshir/Al-Muhshir) son of Maziy/Maza/Muzra(Hurmuz/Murhur) son of As-Safiy/Sanfa/A'audha/A'auss(At-Thamr/As-Samr/Saify) son of A'arram/Ju'uthum(An-Nabit/Nabit/Nebat) son of *KEDAR/QEIDHAR(AL-QADOOR)⁶⁰ SON OF PROPHET ISMAIL/ISHMAEL ﷺ SON OF PROPHET IBRAHIM/ABRAHAM ﷺ* son of Azar/Terah⁶³ son of [Nahor son of Serug son of Roog/Reu son of Peleg son of *PROPHET HÛD/HEBER ﷺ* son of Shelah son of Cainan son of Arphaxad son of Sam/Shem son of *PROPHET NÛH/NOAH ﷺ* son of Lamech son of Methuselah son of *PROPHET IDRISS/ENOCH ﷺ* son of Jared/Arad son of Mahalalel/Mehalael son of Kenan son of Enosh son of *PROPHET SHEITH/SETH ﷺ* son of *PROPHET ADAM⁸² ﷺ* ] (In the context of Pre-Azar/Terah genealogy, The Hebrew "son" may mean "descendant" or "successor" or "nation" i.e not necessarily have to be directly linked generations) Atleast +82 Generations Sources: - "Rahmatan Lil-Alamin", Muhammad Sulaiman Al-Mansurburi, from p.269 to p.316 (ar ver) 2/11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 52 - "The Sealed Nectar", Safiyy Ar-Rahman Al-Mubarakfuri, from p.48 to p.53 (ar ver) - Sirat Ibn Hisham, 1/1, 2 & 1/2, 3, 4 - "Talqih Fuhom Ahl Al-Athar", Abderrahman Bin Ali Al-Jawzi, p.5 & p.6 (ar ver) - "Khulassat As-Siyar", At-Tabari, p.6 (ar ver) - "Tarikh At-Tabari", vol.2, p.193 (ar ver) - "Attabaqat", Ibn-Sa'ad narration - "Al-Jawhara fi Nasab An-Nabiy SAW wa Asshabihi Al-A'achara", Muhammad bin Abi Bakr Al-Anssari Al-Telemceni "Al-Burri", from p.309 to p.311 (ar ver) - "Al-Bidayah Wa Nihayah", Ibn Kathir (ar ver) - Muhammad bin Saib Al-Kalbi, Hisham Al-Kalbi narration - "Al-Kamil Fi Tarikh", Ibn Al-Athir (ar ver) - Qur'an 6:74 - Sahih Muslim 2276 - Sahih al-Bukhari 3491 & 3492 - Book of Genesis 5:3-32 & Genesis 10:21-32 & Genesis 11:10-32 & Genesis 25:12-18 - 1 Chronicles 1:1-31 - Ezekiel 27:21 - The Apocalypse of Abraham

[@IbnKh]

Ismail is their uncle, not their cousin. Bani Israil starts from Yaqub son of Ishaq. Yaqub’s other name is Israil. Ibrahim Ismail and Ishaq From Ishaq -> Yaqub (Israil)

[@tiaratiarasam1886]

Bros U are saying which quran does not concur to it. I could not find an ummul kitab verse which say ismail is ibrahim son. I could point u to two ummul kitab verses that say ishaq and yaakub are ibrahim sons. Peace.

[@faisalalabri9360]

@@tiaratiarasam1886 (All the praises and thanks be to Allah, Who has given me in old age Isma'il (Ishmael) and Ishaque (Isaac). Verily! My Lord is indeed the All-Hearer of invocations.) surat Ibrahim verse number 39

[@tiaratiarasam1886]

@@faisalalabri9360 tq for ur response. I ask for 1 ummul kitab and u delivered. Kinda. I am a learner and my arabic is basic. I am doing max due diligence as allowed by my cognitive ability for when i meet Allah, i will be with 1 escort and 1 witness. Muhammad will not be with me, nor will ulamas and imams. I hv to answer alone. Kindly refer to the following surah which kinda negate surah 14/39. Watch carefully the arabic words. Watch carefully who says what.eg 12/38 should yusuf be calling ibrahim, ishaq and yaaqub forefather in togetherness? Does not make full sense right? Could we agree that there is NO INCONSISTENCY in the quran?? If we PERCEIVED it/their existence, it is only a temporary roadblock/diversion for us to dig deeper. The surah are; 12/6, 12/38, 21/72, 29/27, 38/45, 11/71, 19/49, 37/12 Peace

[@ahmedabboh9583]

Best explanation of Israelites lineage for me to watch. Many Thanks to you Omer!

[@shariyarshajid]

I have never seen such an excellent explanation of this topic. So informative but as well as in a short time.Thanks a lot.

[@joened4613]

The last sentence was really powerful! Nice script writing!

[@HasanImam-s7v]

best video on the history of Bani Isra'il. concise, well edited and too the point. so useful Omar god bless.

[@yous2244]

Not best very simplified

[@raushanlatiff96]

If you’re ever planning to make a video about Ismail (AS), his descendants and how the final prophet (peace be upon him) came from his lineage, I suggest checking out the book “Abraham Fulfilled”.

[@ateequrrahman6580]

One thing which i think should be noted about Prophet Isa (a.s) is that he was also titled 'The Messiah' or 'Maseeh' which means the anointed one or the saviour. In the Quran it is mentioned that he is al-Maseeh.

[@TheDragonshadow1231]

Yes it is the title as the saviour(Al-Masih) and last Imam called Mahdi( Last Al-Masih) title as "The Guided" one. So both are Al-Masih

[@ateequrrahman6580]

@@TheDragonshadow1231 Im sorry but I have to disagree with you there. Al-Mahdi doesnt mean the last Al-Masih, therefore both arent Al-Masih. Al-Mahdi means The Guided One.

[@TheDragonshadow1231]

@@ateequrrahman6580 I kinda have to disagree you there. But it is in your opinion it is stated The Saviours of Mankind: Imam Mahdi (a.s.) & Jesus Christ (a.s.). Saviour's means? Messiah. The original hold caters to prophet Isa(PBUH) the true messiah Al-Masih. Btw this all is just the title The belief in the appearance of the promised savior and savior has been proposed in various ways. It is noted the three messiah is upcoming. We know two and him being the guided one and him being greater than warrior ISA(PBUH) to lead forward. Also the true messiah title ISA(PBUH) Then, the dark false messiah al-dajjal claimed to be a true messiah.

[@ateequrrahman6580]

@@TheDragonshadow1231 I am only talking about what their titles mean. Maseeh means saviour and Mahdi means the guided one. Now what they do later on is another thing, they are also going to be leaders and warriors. That does not mean that their titles mean 'leader' or 'warrior'. When it comes to the meaning of a word you have to look at the word, rather than how the person is described.

[@TheDragonshadow1231]

@@ateequrrahman6580 oh title never mind. That holds the cake Isa (PBUH) Is only the Al-Masih and true Al-Masih. For mahdi The Messiah title could fit him in a way by it's never used by theologians. However two messiah would be coming. Dajjal and ISA(PBUH) one is false dark one is true. Dajjal will claimed he is the true messiah and jesus

[@smahi_the_slave_of_ALLAH]

ماشاء الله great presentation & storytelling my brother

[@海豚ちゃん-n6h]

This was so so so easy to understand and listen to. Alhamdulillah this came onto my feed

[@muhammadabahraq5386]

JazakAllahu khair Brother, salaam from Indonesia

[@zulkiflipoon7535]

All the Best Omar, Good Work and very Veluable knowledge.

[@MrWrehman]

Thanks!

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thanks!

[@ryuusuk33]

The Complete Genealogy/Family Tree of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ: He is *PROPHET AHMAD/MUHAMMAD ﷺ* son of Abdullah son of *ABDULMUTALIB(SHAYBAT AL-HAMD)* son of *HASHIM(AMR)* son of Abdimanaf(Al-Mugheera) son of Qussay(Zaid) son of Kilab(Dhal-Uzza/Abu-Zahra) son of Murrah(Aba-Yaqadha) son of Ka'ab son of Lu'ay(Aba-Ka'ab) son of Ghalib(Aba-Taym) son of *FIHR/SAHR(QURAYSH)* son of Malek(Abul-Hareth/Al-Judud) son of An-Nadhr/Qayss(Al-Furssan) son of *KENANA* son of Khuzayma(Aba-Asad) son of Mudareka/Amer(Al-Arnaba) son of Ilyās(Aba-Amr) son of Mudhar son of Nezar(Aba-Iyad) son of Ma'ad(Aba-Nezar) son of *ADNAN²¹* son of Addu/Udd son of Al-Hamaisa'u(Zand/Amin/Salman) son of Salaman/Salman(Hamaida'u/Hamaita'u/As-Shahib/Shajib) son of A'auss(Mundjir Al-A'arab/Nabit/Salaman) son of Boz/Bawz(Tha'alaba/A'auss) son of Qamwal(Yoz/Bora/Yawz/A'ashr Al-Ghina/A'atr Al-A'atair) son of Ubayy(Sa'ad Radjab/Shauha) son of A'awwam/Yi'imana(Qamwal/Reeh An-Nassib) son of Nashid(Kisdana/Muhallim Dhul-A'ayn) son of Hazza/Harrana(Al-A'awwam/Hazail) son of Bildas(Al-Muhtamil) son of Yidlaf/Tidlaf(Bidlana/Raima) son of Tabikh/Tanidj/Talib(Tahib/Tahba/Al-A'aiqan) son of Jahim/Jahmi(A'alla) son of Nahish/Tahish(Mahshi/A'alla/As-Shahdud) son of Makhiy/Ma'ajaly(Ad-Dhareeb Khatim An-Nar) son of A'aify/A'aqara/A'aidh/A'afi(A'abqi/A'abqar Abul-Djinn) son of A'abqar/A'aqari/A'aqer(Ibrahim Djami'i As-Shaml) son of Ubbayd/Bida'a/Ad-Da'a(Isma'il Dhul-Matabikh) son of Ad-Da'a/Ibda'i/Ubbayd(Yazan At-Ta'an) son of Hamdan/Hamadi(Isma'il Dhul-Al-A'awadj) son of Sanbar/Bashmani(Bashmin/Al-Muti'im Fil-Mahal) son of Yathrabi/Yathraba(Yathrem/At-Tamh) son of Yahzen(Nahzen/Al-Qasswar) son of Yalhan(Al-A'anoud/A'atoud) son of Aruai'i/Ara'aua/Ra'aui(Ad-Da'ada'a) son of A'aidh/A'aidhy/A'aifa(A'aqer/A'aqari/Mahmud) son of Dasan/Daishan/Waishan(Az-Za'aiya/Az-Za'id) son of A'asar/A'aissar(Nadwan/A'assir An-Naydawan Dhul-Andiya) son of Aqnad/Qannad(Qanadi/Qannar/Ayama/Atama) son of Iham/Abham/Thamar(Yahami/Bahami/Dawss Al-A'atq/Dawss Ajmal Al-Khalq) son of Muqsar/Muqsa(Muqasri/Hissn Nizal) son of Naheth(An-Nizal) son of Zareh(Qumyar/Qumayr) son of Samiy/Sama(Shama/Al-Mudjshir/Al-Muhshir) son of Maziy/Maza/Muzra(Hurmuz/Murhur) son of As-Safiy/Sanfa/A'audha/A'auss(At-Thamr/As-Samr/Saify) son of A'arram/Ju'uthum(An-Nabit/Nabit/Nebat) son of *KEDAR/QEIDHAR(AL-QADOOR/AL-MUTANAFIDH)⁶⁰ SON OF PROPHET ISMAIL/ISHMAEL ﷺ SON OF PROPHET IBRAHIM/ABRAHAM ﷺ* son of Azar/Terah⁶³ son of [Nahor son of Serug son of Roog/Reu son of Peleg son of *PROPHET HÛD/HEBER ﷺ* son of Shelah son of Cainan son of Arphaxad son of Sam/Shem son of *PROPHET NÛH/NOAH ﷺ* son of Lamech son of Methuselah son of *PROPHET IDRISS/ENOCH ﷺ* son of Jared/Arad son of Mahalalel/Mehalael son of Kenan son of Enosh son of *PROPHET SHEITH/SETH ﷺ* son of *PROPHET ADAM⁸² ﷺ* ] (In the context of Pre-Azar/Terah genealogy, The Hebrew "son" may mean "descendant" or "successor" or "nation" i.e not necessarily have to be directly linked generations) Atleast +82 Generations Sources: - "Rahmatan Lil-Alamin", Muhammad Sulaiman Al-Mansurburi, from p.269 to p.316 (ar ver) 2/11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 52 - "The Sealed Nectar", Safiyy Ar-Rahman Al-Mubarakfuri, from p.48 to p.53 (ar ver) - Sirat Ibn Hisham, 1/1, 2 & 1/2, 3, 4 - "Talqih Fuhom Ahl Al-Athar", Abderrahman Bin Ali Al-Jawzi, p.5 & p.6 (ar ver) - "Khulassat As-Siyar", At-Tabari, p.6 (ar ver) - "Tarikh At-Tabari", vol.2, p.193 (ar ver) - "Attabaqat", Ibn-Sa'ad narration - "Al-Jawhara fi Nasab An-Nabiy SAW wa Asshabihi Al-A'achara", Muhammad bin Abi Bakr Al-Anssari Al-Telemceni "Al-Burri", from p.309 to p.311 (ar ver) - "Al-Bidayah Wa Nihayah", Ibn Kathir (ar ver) - Muhammad bin Saib Al-Kalbi, Hisham Al-Kalbi narration - "Al-Kamil Fi Tarikh", Ibn Al-Athir (ar ver) - Chraibi، Aboubakr؛ Stetkevych، Suzanne Pinckney (1996). "Reorientations/Arabic and Persian Poetry". Studia Islamica. 83:164 - Qur'an 6:74 - Sahih Muslim 2276 - Sahih al-Bukhari 3491 & 3492 - Book of Genesis 5:3-32 & Genesis 10:21-32 & Genesis 11:10-32 & Genesis 25:12-18 - 1 Chronicles 1:1-31 - Isaiah 42:11 - Ezekiel 27:21 - The Apocalypse of Abraham

[@abufaatimah]

Correction Close disciples of Jesus son of Mary, keep his true teachings and opposed Paul and his teachings. The followers of those disciples keep true teachings of Jesus until the Muslims encountered in North Africa, where they had settled and European Trinitarians was persecuting them

[@ryuusuk33]

@@abufaatimah where & when in North Africa exactly?? That's interesting to know brother

[@abufaatimah]

@@ryuusuk33 unlike South Africa, North Africa was majority Muslims, mainly unitarian chrisitians, who recognized Islam as the same religion to theirs. Eventually becoming Muslims

[@rayyanshobowale7110]

Jazakallah khairan

[@ryuusuk33]

@@rayyanshobowale7110 Wa fiki barakah Note that what's past Adnan is not 100% unanimously agreed upon as correct but personally I find it the more compelling & the more close to the truth that only Allah knows best.

[@sinba.]

This is brilliant. Thank you for this incredible video

[@AhamadYounus]

I'm your subscriber from Sri Lanka. And I'm a 19 years old Muslim. You are my inspiration .Jazakallahu hairen for your hard work and truthful videos. Don't give up. Remember Islam start with lots of difficulties... may Allah grant you (especially your parents ) janatul firdues Aameen.

[@MilkyWay-tk5rm]

Excellent work. Alhamdullillah, learned a lot in just 15 minutes. May Allah bless and be pleased with you&your team.

[@holyradush]

You are so underated brother! Keep it up

[@rizwannauhi9107]

thanks sir i liked this video from my heart you made a very good video from history and religion both together.

[@Boogeyman0009]

Perfect video. Cleared a lot of my confusions.

[@99EastStClaire]

Thank you, Omar, for the religious history lesson regarding the Bani Israel tribe. Honestly, your lecture was insightful and articulated clearly from both historical and religious lenses.

[@FloraChanel-SG]

Well done! Lots of content nicely and clearly delivered.

[@harrazmasri2805]

imagine living at the dawn of prophecies being able to see many miracles of allah. no wonder why muslims at the time are so deep down rooted towards islam to be compared to nowadays.

[@mrao3124]

I have discovered a gem channeln mashallah

[@calebzeman3818]

[@amilitarymind]

Absolutely outstanding video. Jazak Allah alf kheir.

[@azuwaharis]

It's been a while since I found a great quality content on youtube. What an excellent video and I definitely want to see more.

[@mohammedadammoalim8410]

Brother Omar, you are amazing and you are doing an excellent job. A lot of love from the land of the Hufaths #Somalia 🇸🇴

[@africankidd3642]

See tahay walaalo

[@abdulrenishr]

Subhanallah.. great content❤

[@robbin3099]

amazing brother, whole timeline in one video. though i was expecting a long explaination but you covered enough. Thanks again ❤

[@akibjawad7447]

Great video man! Loved it. A more detailed version of this will be highly appreciated

[@Homelove8362]

Very beneficial contents brother. Lot of love from Nigeria. JazaakaLlaahu khairaa.

[@dradamkhan4707]

Excellent video Omar...... showcasing the entire history in a 14 minutes video, Wow! Keep up the good work my friend. Jazak Allah Fe. Dr. Adam, USA.

[@daanzhafrullah2478]

I'm impressed by every aspect of this video. Thank you very much

[@p1ngh]

I like how you got so many important points in this video. ❤

[@amersassila]

May Allah bless you brother. This really connected the dots between the generations of prophets (Aleyhi selam). Very well put together mashAllah 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻

[@itismiah]

This is a very important video that provides a brief understanding of history. Well done! I hope you'll create different segments in the future to elaborate further.

[@mahernurhussen2398]

I really loved the way you briefly explained the whole history of Bani Israel. You gained a new follower ❤

[@johanruslan5851]

Thanks Omar. Been looking for a video like this. I follow your TikTok, keep up the good work Habibi.

[@NGGrandPlazaGhansoli-rr6yw]

The best video on the subject. thanks for making and sharing.

[@Ako_91]

Well done, bro 👏 a very nice and informative video, which aligns well with Islamic beliefs about the prophets of Bani Israel

[@VDOless]

Amazing video barakallah feekh

[@aashaikh20]

Loved this video! Concise and to the point. Thanks❤

[@okman8496]

Allahim senden razi olsun Omar kardesim.

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Amin ve senden kardesim

[@farhafuad]

ما شاء الله تبارك الله يا عمر. هذا ممتاز جداً جداً جداً. بارك الله فيكم

[@YT2go4me]

Well researched and presented. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@abuhakam7]

Great video! Extremely informative. Keep investing in visuals that bring the stories to life

[@shaarifshafi]

you explained it so easily brother, May Allah reward you

[@ZunaybKhan]

The video is great and really informative however I noticed that the transitions that the editors were used were spammed a lot it became too much for me to not notice and the sound effect of the transition was also a little louder than it should've been, keep up the good work man really appreciate the time and effort you put into your video

[@calebzeman3818]

Yes he really put a lot of time and effort to the video !!! rather he should put effort to understand Qur'an

[@fadial-mufti2338]

May Allah bless you, dear Brother Omar 🤲🏻

[@calebzeman3818]

Really? seriously?

[@KingharleyP]

Alhumdulillah Jazakallah for sharing this brother Omar 👍🏽.

[@KLOSE33]

Great informative content Islamic history.. omar you deserve more attention and also this channel needs to have more than 100k subs. Great research work.

[@Mo_Hamd72]

An excellent video. 10 out of 10.

[@adnankhursheed]

Very well summarized. Jazakallah khair

[@أحمد-ث4ه4د]

Wow that's an interesting topic thank you my friend for the informations in this video love and respect from Saudi Arabia and Yemen ♥️

[@calebzeman3818]

[@siriturkson8333]

Outstanding! Insightful, concise and intriguing.. thank you for this !!

[@bazzanaja]

this is so good bro!

[@mikkayosef8008]

The very final 25 - 30 seconds of this video hits like a sledgehammer because I never really thought of it like but it's 100% truth!

[@AG-kz8ye]

Great video brother

[@juborazaman2702]

man what a great content ❤

[@andyonajourney]

This was good! Thank you for this video.

[@daarussalaam.]

Damn this is the entire history of the abrahamic religions itself! where it is summarized in the last verse of alfatihah. 1. Maghdub: Rejecting the teachings of the prophet regarding to worship & obey Allah alone. 2. Dhallin: Accepting the prophet but instead of worshipping Allah, they worship the prophet itself. 3. An'amta: Following the teachings of the prophet to worship Allah alone. just wow! Thank you for this great video Omar!

[@v1nc3nt_bl4ck4]

Absolutely love your history lesson, thank you. God bless you!

[@hayderia110]

Happy to find your KZbin channel.

[@sidrarahmani4163]

Thank you brother for such a information

[@ahmadnasrudinmohamedzaidin6178]

Alhamdulillah. TQVM for the video. Loved your ending words "their history our history".

[@Eggwithsubscribers-qm4tg]

We need more videos like this

[@MusaBojang-t4j]

What great history presented 🫡

[@TheFaizOnline]

Amazing work brother! specially the last few seconds. Love from Pakistan.

[@hishamidris777]

Amazing content 🎉👍

[@zakariyyaaismail6027]

Alghamdulilah excellent videos, you just got yourself a new subscriber

[@isthi000ify]

BaarakAllahu fi my brother ❤❤❤❤

[@rayanqureshey2385]

Great video 👍

[@oleksiimoisieienko1430]

extremely great video !

[@OmaroftheOrient]

Thank you!

[@KremsonKhan]

Pronunciation is all over the place xd But still an very informative video very nicely concise & well edited!

[@Rafay7969]

thank you so much brother! i was so confused about them and the timeline and how to connect it all. your channel is a blessing. Alhamdulillah.

[@gobbledygook99]

Well done. Accurate and succinct.

[@veiledsweetlife_6309]

For the first time I understood the concept so well ...

[@muhammadessacoker8992]

My brother, may Allah bless and reward greatly for your good works, Ameen

[@MrAsadFTW]

Great video so far Omar, but I believe its pronounced kaldeans (spelled chaldeans)

[@U-A-FTAUTTPTAYFGAATZNTTPTUTTD]

You Never Knew How I Got This Many Likes.

[@Arkus123]

Yes insha'Allah

[@Arkus123]

Is that the cover art for its just a burning memory???

[@Informational_Comparisons]

Insha’Allah.

[@deStampede]

Nah. People of the final age are the worst people.

[@Samin41]

@@deStampede yeah, same.

[@Noah-sl8cu]

Salam, Great video brother thank you

[@amatulfulani6390]

Loved the video. Very insightful, Alhamdulillah.

[@TheBoerieBatman]

This is the vid I’ve needed my whole life and never known it till I saw

[@Brewtaha]

Ya akhi please Re upload the part 2 i think KZbin removed it ❤

[@financelearn7702]

Great video Please make a video on Bani Ismael

[@faisalalabri9360]

Correction: Ibrahim & Ishmael (PBUT) rebuilt the Ka’ba not built it

[@hishamosman4341]

Yup, Adam a.s was the one who built it. Ibrahim perfected it during that era

[@-az]

thanks for the correction

[@faisalalabri9360]

@@-az here to help

[@sammu]

🤦‍♂️ brother did you bother to research this before commenting? The opinion that Adam A.S built the Ka’ba is the weaker opinion. The majority of scholars believe it was Ibrahim A.S who built it. The truth doesn’t take away from anything of Islam and is not part of aqeedah for us, so leave it be.

[@faisalalabri9360]

@@sammu true that such information doesn’t change our aqeedah, but highlighting truth is part of our aqeedah too.. actually from Quran we can’t tell who built the Ka’baa but the word ( يرفع ) means to lift not to build .. so definitely the Ka’baa was built sometime before that and something happened to it and then prophet Ibrahim came to lift it up ..

[@Jdaotra1337]

beautiful and amazing video, Thank you so much, and may Allah reward you hugely

[@namirak1]

High quality video man. May Allah bless you

[@anasabutamata3689]

This was an amazing summary

[@LastingLight-bb1wb]

Nice content omar..i just remind you all that end of time is near prepared with do charity to your goodness in eternal life..

[@jassemalsugar7447]

Always spot on MashAllah ,, perfectly explained as always . الله يحفظك

[@juweljv2553]

thank you 👍👍👍

[@conqueroroftheinternet]

Well made video, love it.