My heart is filled with this wonderful documentary film ! Beautiful captures of unique and private Arabic culture ....I lived and worked in the Middle East and would like to add that the Nabateans were also in Petra in the country of Jordan.
@@user-by7vm9sq5t The traditional Mansaf food of Jordan I was unable to taste . At that time I was busy working in the UAE , but I traveled to Salalah Oman and The Seychelles . I would love to visit Wadi Rum and Petra 😀
Am very grateful that you made this documentary and shared it with us. Access to so many privileged places and preserved historical places that i would never get the chance to visit. i must say am surprised by some of the things i saw, it's a very insightful documentary. I'm happy that saudi arabia has preserved itself from the rest of the world....otherwise all these historical places would have been destroyed. So lets leave them to preserve their country and dignity and culture and traditions without interfering. that ship wreck has remained untouched because saudi arabia has restricted unruly access to its country....otherwise it would have been looong plundered by careless tourists. We talk about appreciating diversity yet we want saudi arabia to be the same as usa, we want women to be allowed to play sports in the open and drive and wear mini skirts...yet this is their tradition. why cant we appreciate this diversity. why dont we go to the turkana women and masai women and the ethiopian women who walk bare chested with breasts exposed and tell them about human rights and modern clothing.....but we are quick to criticize saudi arabia women for covering up and not intermixing with men. The reason is We are jealous that saudi women have preserved their dignity and want to strip saudi people and especially their women their dignity yet on the other hand we talk about appreciating diversity. human beings are hypocrites. If it is your culture to walk naked in the streets.....then you should also appreciate other people's culture of covering themselves. That is how the world remains interesting. Otherwise if we all eat the same food and dress the same, where is the beauty of diversity. if we all drive cars in the cities, how can we appreciate these people living in the desert with camels? And that prince giving away so much money. I know he is rich....but not all rich people care about others. So may Allah accept it from him. wow, very insightful documentary
what a fascinating film and life this lady has! Excellent video! Thank you! Again, I had no clue about the backstory on an "spice"... not sure what frankincense is exactly? time to Google!!! Thank you!
True saudi Arabs ,and above ll ,those of them ,who are not genetically blended with somalian black africans are indeed so hauntingly good-looking ,both ,arab men and arab women...I am amazed every time when I see true arab persons ...how dignifiedly-looking are they...Such hauntignly stately arabic looks...
Actually, the tradition of the Prince giving his wealth isn't unique to Saudi Arabia. Before Americans took over America, the Indian tribal custom was the "Give away ceremony". The families who had the most would give away evrything to the families who didn't have strong young men to provide for them. When Sitting Bull rode through one of the big cities in a parade, he was sickenned and could not understand why, if the wealthy had so much, there were poor, hungry children and people on the streets. He gave away ALL his earnings to them that he aquired from his performance in Buffalo Bill's Wild West shows. I think, from my research over many years, that this custom of the "Give away" was practiced in many countries many years ago. It's a shame that others don't follow the Princes lead.
I was so afraid when I heard it first time in my life. I presumed it like a cult call back in some rural areas of the Philippines. Time passed by, I get used to it. Specially now that I understood how this is important in the religion this country I'm presently living.
We have to understand that in certain issues, the way they and including us live our lives is sometimes culturally based, the habit and traditions of that community and tribes and some have no basis in Islam. It means Allah, by way of explaining directly in the Qur'an and the Prophet (peace be upon him) has not put any limitation (in some aspects in life), and it is open-ended, where people can decide the best for themselves as long as it doesn't transgress other commandments of Allah. Eg: Qur'an does not say that women can't play competitive sports. 38:47 , it's the way and level of strictness that Saudi Arabians apply themselves which is not seen in other Muslim countries. Sure, some might argue that we interpret the verses (Mutashaabihat verses, i.e ambiguous verses) and the hadith (sayings and actions of the prophet that muslims have to follow) differently and it manifests in that way, but it is secondary to the pillars and commandments (furu'), which is the understanding of the divine will. Scholars (those who give fatwas) between them may disagree with each other but we respect their opinion, following some and decline the other as lay Muslims. How we dress, the way we work at our jobs, the way we interact with opposite genders and many more. It is complicated and yet simple at the same time, an oxymoron born out of our weaknesses as human beings. The main thing is that we resolve it with respect and grace, not hatred and violence. *Hold considerable regard to other societies, not judging them and be rigid in thinking we are right always. See the beauty in the difference of many cultures and seek common ground.* *O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed, the noblest of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and Acquainted.* *~ Surah Al Hujurat (The Dwellings), Chapter 49, Verse 13 ~* And Allah knows best, and we seek guidance and forgiveness from Him in everything we do.
In my humble opinion there's no sense of any trail in these programmes. It's a series of travel vignettes which blandly run from one into the other. There's no air or time to allow the imagination to wander and evoke history. Everything feels cramped, perhaps the presenter as well, except in the western desert which is astonishing, as well as the Red Sea. She herself admits it.
Bro that's not true he doesn't do that. it is a big sin and immoral thing to do to make up lies against the woman, its not even the prince your disrespecting its the honor of the woman themselves. You need to have eyewitness evidence before making such accusations because if not it is slander.
*Those that accuse chaste, unwary, believing women, have been cursed in the world and the Hereafter, and a mighty chastisement awaits them.* *~ Surah An Nur **24:23**~*
Over iyong pagkakatao and friends mundo nabuhay look like today panginoon loved looks those pangmahala puso tunay totoo this bless you isip were magkakaroon mangyaring balita Bagay Their Heart masasabi mata mabuti masasabi Lord always looking loveth nagkaloob video New everyday have to all bagay Country 🙏🕌❤️ works tulong oli Gas milk flowers though food house isda calamansi 🐄 Cows horse Tubig LemoTree Flower calamansi ubas Ampalaya koi Should ikaw things gand
كالعادة البريطانيين يرسلون جواسيسهم يخترقون بلاد العرب ويتعرفون على ثقافاتهم بحجج عدة مرة شراء خيول عربية أصيلة ( رحلة الليدي بلنت و زوجها ) و مرة بحجة دراسة النباتات والأعشاب الصحراوية .. وهالمرة الرحالة تتتبع طريق رحلات قوافل اللبان المر أو الصمغ العربي من عمان إلى الدولة الرومانية في الشام.. كذب ماخلت مكان مادست أنفها فيه.. وتحاول تفرض ثقافتها المنحلة علينا .. قال إيش It doesn't make sense جميع عاداتكم البريطانية ليس لها معنى ..
She's so disrespectful she just doesn't get it no need for her sly remarks they welcomed her greatly she's been safe and sound that says it all they simply require respect and understanding these people always got to push it on people it's a form of extremism itself simply because she can't understand.
Ok, about that pencil skirt etc, so what does a Saudi woman do to lose weight, if she needs to lose 30+kgs etc, & stay slim enough for that pencil skirt, if Islamic religion dictates less/no sport etc?
I love the way the diver told her polightly to remember where she is when she was complaining about having to wear Saudi womens clothes....I am also totally against it but when you have been allowed into a place where few have been you have to be a bit more respectfull...Yes I know she wants to push her feminist adgenda and I do understand that being an American woman...But while I love this series and watch it happily it does bother me a little that she overdoes the excitement from everything she sees in every culture while still managing to slip in comments that make cleat that she does not approve! LOL
He has to be careful about what he says. OK, he won't be killed or imprisoned like one in North Korea would, but he could still lose his position and privileges. I suspect he was chosen as a guide because he was more or less bought into the regimes mindset.
I know these places, unlike Indonesia and Kerala. Her nutmeg and other episodes were unbearably twee at times. Let's see if it's her, the editing or something else which may or may not do it for this one ...
there's also a nutmeg trail series? i should look for it. With all the access they have on this one....especially to the royalties..i believe it was also used by the saudi tourism department as a promotional video or maybe just to offer some insight to saudi arabian life and country. Am glad they made it, especially because i would never get the chance to visit these places. But they have given me the honor of seeing them from the comfort of my home. It's actually an eye opener for me. very insightful.
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kate Humble, a millions thanks to you for this priceless documentary you gifted to the world. indebted to you forever.
Kate Humble is a unique presenter - amazing!. Congratulations !!
Kate Humble is really a joy to watch...
The real courage to document this documentary
This is a great series. The glider was very cool. Thanks for posting the video.
My heart is filled with this wonderful documentary film ! Beautiful captures of unique and private Arabic culture ....I lived and worked in the Middle East and would like to add that the Nabateans were also in Petra in the country of Jordan.
Have you tried Mansaf food in Jordan?😄
I wish I could have tasted the traditional Mansaf food of Jordan ! 😀 I traveled from the UAE to Oman and Seychelles Islands.
@@user-by7vm9sq5t The traditional Mansaf food of Jordan I was unable to taste . At that time I was busy working in the UAE , but I traveled to Salalah Oman and The Seychelles . I would love to visit Wadi Rum and Petra 😀
@@passiondiverone2752 What is the nature of your work in Dubai?
@@user-by7vm9sq5t I am a Pediatric Speech Pathologist and Clinical Dysphagia Specialist
Kate humble amazing person 💜
This has been a beautiful and so educational series. I have so enjoyed it! Thank you for sharing.
Am very grateful that you made this documentary and shared it with us.
Access to so many privileged places and preserved historical places that i would never get the chance to visit.
i must say am surprised by some of the things i saw, it's a very insightful documentary.
I'm happy that saudi arabia has preserved itself from the rest of the world....otherwise all these historical places would have been destroyed. So lets leave them to preserve their country and dignity and culture and traditions without interfering. that ship wreck has remained untouched because saudi arabia has restricted unruly access to its country....otherwise it would have been looong plundered by careless tourists.
We talk about appreciating diversity yet we want saudi arabia to be the same as usa, we want women to be allowed to play sports in the open and drive and wear mini skirts...yet this is their tradition. why cant we appreciate this diversity. why dont we go to the turkana women and masai women and the ethiopian women who walk bare chested with breasts exposed and tell them about human rights and modern clothing.....but we are quick to criticize saudi arabia women for covering up and not intermixing with men.
The reason is We are jealous that saudi women have preserved their dignity and want to strip saudi people and especially their women their dignity yet on the other hand we talk about appreciating diversity. human beings are hypocrites.
If it is your culture to walk naked in the streets.....then you should also appreciate other people's culture of covering themselves. That is how the world remains interesting. Otherwise if we all eat the same food and dress the same, where is the beauty of diversity. if we all drive cars in the cities, how can we appreciate these people living in the desert with camels?
And that prince giving away so much money. I know he is rich....but not all rich people care about others. So may Allah accept it from him. wow, very insightful documentary
I agree with you more than 1,000%.
Everything you said I agree to.
Wow! Mashallah! 👏👏👏👏👏
I completely agree with what you are saying.xxxx
His Royal Highness Prince Al Waleed Ibn Talal. My old boss! Fantastic stuff. I also had the honour to shake his hand once (just once)
U made him in the place of allah
I love Kate! She’s amazing
She really resonates with her last name.
Wow this documentary is wonderful!!! Thank you
Very impressive, educational & quite stunning in its presentation...what a trip..thank you
Go Kate you rock , cheers from Australia 😎👍
what a fascinating film and life this lady has! Excellent video! Thank you! Again, I had no clue about the backstory on an "spice"... not sure what frankincense is exactly? time to Google!!! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this video love to see some things deferent between city life and open dayzeth.
I love Kate Humble to your Franckencense Documentary. ....it's more adventurous
.....I want to see this Franckencense in personal I'm so Curious
The desert in Saudi does make Monument valley in the US look like a couple of stones.
Sooo beautifull....
Excellent
omg I love and I miss so much najran city ..
You were working in Najran city? Are you Filipino?
Talal had been kicked out from the king's family, no more prince talal.
Good man ✌️
Arabic women are gorgeous! !!
Yes
ikr
True saudi Arabs ,and above ll ,those of them ,who are not genetically blended with somalian black africans are indeed so hauntingly good-looking ,both ,arab men and arab women...I am amazed every time when I see true arab persons ...how dignifiedly-looking are they...Such hauntignly stately arabic looks...
I love Saudi Arabia
What’s the song there playing when she enters Saudi Arabia
Actually, the tradition of the Prince giving his wealth isn't unique to Saudi Arabia. Before Americans took over America, the Indian tribal custom was the "Give away ceremony". The families who had the most would give away evrything to the families who didn't have strong young men to provide for them. When Sitting Bull rode through one of the big cities in a parade, he was sickenned and could not understand why, if the wealthy had so much, there were poor, hungry children and people on the streets. He gave away ALL his earnings to them that he aquired from his performance in Buffalo Bill's Wild West shows. I think, from my research over many years, that this custom of the "Give away" was practiced in many countries many years ago. It's a shame that others don't follow the Princes lead.
I was so afraid when I heard it first time in my life. I presumed it like a cult call back in some rural areas of the Philippines. Time passed by, I get used to it. Specially now that I understood how this is important in the religion this country I'm presently living.
“This is Saudi Arabia please remember where you are”
Eric clearly had a sense of humour failure.
I skipped the Saudi part and watched everything else
I just get a really bad feeling about Saudi after the Kashoggi assassination
Anyone knows the background music at 11:48 minutes ?
Darbaka Maybe
Seems like a nice guy
We have to understand that in certain issues, the way they and including us live our lives is sometimes culturally based, the habit and traditions of that community and tribes and some have no basis in Islam. It means Allah, by way of explaining directly in the Qur'an and the Prophet (peace be upon him) has not put any limitation (in some aspects in life), and it is open-ended, where people can decide the best for themselves as long as it doesn't transgress other commandments of Allah. Eg: Qur'an does not say that women can't play competitive sports. 38:47 , it's the way and level of strictness that Saudi Arabians apply themselves which is not seen in other Muslim countries.
Sure, some might argue that we interpret the verses (Mutashaabihat verses, i.e ambiguous verses) and the hadith (sayings and actions of the prophet that muslims have to follow) differently and it manifests in that way, but it is secondary to the pillars and commandments (furu'), which is the understanding of the divine will. Scholars (those who give fatwas) between them may disagree with each other but we respect their opinion, following some and decline the other as lay Muslims.
How we dress, the way we work at our jobs, the way we interact with opposite genders and many more. It is complicated and yet simple at the same time, an oxymoron born out of our weaknesses as human beings. The main thing is that we resolve it with respect and grace, not hatred and violence. *Hold considerable regard to other societies, not judging them and be rigid in thinking we are right always. See the beauty in the difference of many cultures and seek common ground.*
*O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed, the noblest of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and Acquainted.*
*~ Surah Al Hujurat (The Dwellings), Chapter 49, Verse 13 ~*
And Allah knows best, and we seek guidance and forgiveness from Him in everything we do.
33:53 adhan
Do they have a different prince now?
That 🌴 🌴🌴🌴🏜🐪🌵🏝✨🤲🏽
Australia has heaps of camels if they need a few thousand more
In my humble opinion there's no sense of any trail in these programmes. It's a series of travel vignettes which blandly run from one into the other. There's no air or time to allow the imagination to wander and evoke history. Everything feels cramped, perhaps the presenter as well, except in the western desert which is astonishing, as well as the Red Sea. She herself admits it.
But now 2023 it's completely changed.....
السلام عليكم العسيري سلام من المغرب احب ان تجبني
Bro that's not true he doesn't do that. it is a big sin and immoral thing to do to make up lies against the woman, its not even the prince your disrespecting its the honor of the woman themselves. You need to have eyewitness evidence before making such accusations because if not it is slander.
*Those that accuse chaste, unwary, believing women, have been cursed in the world and the Hereafter, and a mighty chastisement awaits them.*
*~ Surah An Nur **24:23**~*
Over iyong pagkakatao and friends mundo nabuhay look like today panginoon loved looks those pangmahala puso tunay totoo this bless you isip were magkakaroon mangyaring balita Bagay Their Heart masasabi mata mabuti masasabi Lord always looking loveth nagkaloob video New everyday have to all bagay Country 🙏🕌❤️ works tulong oli Gas milk flowers though food house isda calamansi 🐄 Cows horse Tubig LemoTree Flower calamansi ubas Ampalaya koi Should ikaw things gand
They consider themselves Yemenis as they are originally was with there culture that small far away village
ليش يغوصون وليه السفينه ذي الي تحت الانقاض والاص هاذا وش سالفته?
كالعادة البريطانيين يرسلون جواسيسهم يخترقون بلاد العرب ويتعرفون على ثقافاتهم بحجج عدة مرة شراء خيول عربية أصيلة ( رحلة الليدي بلنت و زوجها ) و مرة بحجة دراسة النباتات والأعشاب الصحراوية .. وهالمرة الرحالة تتتبع طريق رحلات قوافل اللبان المر أو الصمغ العربي من عمان إلى الدولة الرومانية في الشام.. كذب ماخلت مكان مادست أنفها فيه.. وتحاول تفرض ثقافتها المنحلة علينا .. قال إيش It doesn't make sense جميع عاداتكم البريطانية ليس لها معنى ..
@@bumpkin7171 انت سكران ترد عليه بعد 8سنوات 😂🤣
@@boyka3667
هههههههههههههههههههههههههههه مت بعد 8 رد 😂😂
34:53 Kate your heart could feel the truth! I hope one day you will accept Islam as your religion Ameen
Whats up with the princes eye brows
She's so disrespectful she just doesn't get it no need for her sly remarks they welcomed her greatly she's been safe and sound that says it all they simply require respect and understanding these people always got to push it on people it's a form of extremism itself simply because she can't understand.
She doesn't understand, so she wants to hear what they have to say in order to understand
Ok, about that pencil skirt etc, so what does a Saudi woman do to lose weight, if she needs to lose 30+kgs etc, & stay slim enough for that pencil skirt, if Islamic religion dictates less/no sport etc?
Sand dunes, larger than size of France!
I love the way the diver told her polightly to remember where she is when she was complaining about having to wear Saudi womens clothes....I am also totally against it but when you have been allowed into a place where few have been you have to be a bit more respectfull...Yes I know she wants to push her feminist adgenda and I do understand that being an American woman...But while I love this series and watch it happily it does bother me a little that she overdoes the excitement from everything she sees in every culture while still managing to slip in comments that make cleat that she does not approve! LOL
He has to be careful about what he says. OK, he won't be killed or imprisoned like one in North Korea would, but he could still lose his position and privileges. I suspect he was chosen as a guide because he was more or less bought into the regimes mindset.
So its a proof why Abraham Hagar Ismael.Moses go to the south...
المقطع قبل ٧ سنوات،. وطلعونا وجه اميره الطويل قبل تحديثات
يالللله كيف طلع لي ذا المقطع وش سويت بحياتي
ما فهمت وﻻ كلمة منك ممكن شرح
@@user-df5ht3dc2q اميره الطويل هي جميييله حاليا بس ذا المقطع شبه ماضي اسود لها كـ مظهر
شكرا على التوضيح
🌚👋
معلومات متنوعة .. ضحكتيني. 😅
I know these places, unlike Indonesia and Kerala. Her nutmeg and other episodes were unbearably twee at times. Let's see if it's her, the editing or something else which may or may not do it for this one ...
there's also a nutmeg trail series? i should look for it.
With all the access they have on this one....especially to the royalties..i believe it was also used by the saudi tourism department as a promotional video or maybe just to offer some insight to saudi arabian life and country. Am glad they made it, especially because i would never get the chance to visit these places. But they have given me the honor of seeing them from the comfort of my home. It's actually an eye opener for me. very insightful.
دين الاسلام هو الخلاص