I'm a Christian from Morocco, I still live here too, I not yet 18 but I have studied scripture very well. There's nothing else to do than pray, this country does not tolerate Christians well, even if they say they do.
You can't expect to pray that something will happen and then it happens , why not pray to have a million dollars tomorrow ? Why this prayer doesn't get unswered ?
Hey, I'm super happy that you made a video like this. I am of Moroccan origin and I am also a Christian! I gave my life to Jesus-Christ in August 2020 after a supernatural encounter that proved to me that he was indeed the way, the truth and the life. This choice was not easy, and still is not because I have to face daily persecutions. But it is worth it, because as he himself says "you will have persecutions in the world but take courage, I have overcome the world". Jesus is truly alive and real, give him your life! God bless you all .
My grandfather was a missionary in Morocco in the 1930s-1960s. My mother was born there. My great-grandfather was murdered there by a Muslim fanatic in 1902 for walking in the wrong place. It those days the rulers were supportive of the missionaries and the Muslim man was severely punished for this and my great-grandmother compensated financially. However, this triggered major civil unrest in Morocco. Nevertheless, by grandfather returned to the place where his father died and continued mission work there.
My friends Jesus Christ died so that your sins can be forgiven. If you reject this mercy of God He has for you, then you will be condemned for every sin you committed in this life, and that would leave you to eternal separation from God, which is a place called the lake of fire. I'm not trying to scare you, my dear friend, but showing you love because I don't want you to perish, neither does God. Accept by faith Jesus Christ death and resurrection from the dead to save you from your sins while you have the opportunity to receive him as your personal Lord and savior. God bless you, and I hope to see you in heaven where we all belong but only through Jesus Christ
I have been excitingly awaiting the day you guys would talk about Morocco ever since I started following this channel last year. This is a country that is close to my heart and has been in my prayers for the past few years. A couple of years ago I got to meet some Moroccans online, and one day while we were talking about religion, beliefs, and faith, I asked them if they knew other Christians, Moroccan or not. I was completely in shock when they told me that I was the first Christian they had ever met in their lives. This was something that struck me for two reasons: The first one being the absurdity of the circumstances in which we met. I had the opportunity to be the first person to share the gospel with these people, to a small community that had never heard of the love of Christ. This was a very humbling experience and it brings butterflies to my stomach whenever I think about the fact that Jesus does, indeed, reach for all. The second reason is that i realized that we really need more workers. The harvest is greater than we could ever imagine, God has so much to show us, but we, as the Church, need to position ourselves and be available for the Kingdom of God. I pray for the nation of Morocco, that the Holy Spirit will fill all Moroccans and open the spiritual eyes of all Muslims, I pray that they will have dreams and visions and that God will soften their hearts to receive the gospel. I pray that our Lord will bring many more workers from all around the earth and that He will set this generation on fire and make us hungry for souls. I pray that Jesus will make all of us fishers of men and that when he calls us, we won't hesitate to leave everything behind to obey and do His will. I pray for this Ministry, that God will bless and guide every single one of you and provide everything you need to keep doing this amazing work. I pray that many, many souls will be reached by this video and that the Holy Spirit will convince them of the Truth. Wonderfully made video, guys. Pure excellence.
I like listening to Brother Rachid when he does videos in English. Br. Rachid is of Moroccan origin, currently he lives in US. His father was an imam. He gave his life to Christ as a teenager. His life has not been easy. He always keeps Jesus first in his life. Those who speak Arabic, please listen to Brother Rachid. His video contents are mostly in Arabic language.
Might be a bit too optimistic for christians. As a moroccan the only christians I see are foreigners, I have never seen a native christian, seen other religions but not christian, and I live around the more "liberal" cities there's a big church that I know of and it is closed most of the time due to the lack of attendance, an older woman told us that before the christians were more present, she said that she always saw what they call "Bonne soeur" ie nuns, probably from the times of the french presence in our land however this all quickly dissipated with them leaving, they left very little influence, however they can practice openly and I have seen many immigrants wearing crosses without having anyone bothering them.
@@shane1948 From different countries, mainly french speaking african countries, with a few non english speaking ones, you can find people from Ivory Coast, Togo, Ghana, Senegal, Burkina faso, Mali, Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Sudan and many other countries. We also have people from France who stay here after they retire as the country is cheaper than Europe and has a climate and culture that they seem to enjoy, we also have some very small asian population and some from the subcontinent but if I am not mistaken they come as workers with companies not as immigrants.
Exactly bro. Literally only saw two Christian Moroccans in my whole lifetime and it turned out they were from a Lebanese Christian background not even native Moroccans
The big church ⛪️ you're talking about is probably a Catholic one. Those are quite different from Evangelical churches, which are often run from homes 🏡 especially in the case of ex-Muslims ☪️
I lived there for a year and a half, and what you say is completely true. No Moroccans know their history. However I absolutely loved living there and fell in love with the people and the place.
@jaytoven7 the first man worshiped allah and allah alone, not jesus, islam isnt the only factor of africa, blame islam cuz the christian europeans and west have crumbled your continent for years, and have a history of ending afficans who wished to unite africa and make it a soverighn state, islam is a belife, what has christianity done to africa? Emotional arguments
At around 2:35 in the video, in terms of year, did you say 280 or 2 AD? If the latter, then the Gospel would not have reached Morocco around 2 AD because Jesus, whom the Gospel and Christianity is about, was himself still a child then. Christianity spread out after His death, resurrection, and ascension, which was way after 2 AD. Nonetheless, thanks for your missionary work.
I'm atheist from morocco and I stand with my christian & muslim friends to creat a country of freedom of religion and freedom of belief where people can practice their religion without fear of getting arrested , btw Our King did sign in the lastest constitution to preserve the right of belief for all moroccans problem is conservative values of society which doesn't allow any other opinions & views that are not Sunni-Islamist based to be circled or expressed
My friends Jesus Christ died so that your sins can be forgiven. If you reject this mercy of God He has for you, then you will be condemned for every sin you committed in this life, and that would leave you to eternal separation from God, which is a place called the lake of fire. I'm not trying to scare you, my dear friend, but showing you love because I don't want you to perish, neither does God. Accept by faith Jesus Christ death and resurrection from the dead to save you from your sins while you have the opportunity to receive him as your personal Lord and savior. God bless you, and I hope to see you in heaven where we all belong but only through Jesus Christ
@thegospel7223 My friend the problem of christianity is the same problem of Islam and same problem of various other religions , that is they bite more than what they can chew, they claim something they can't prove , I know the ressurection is a essential event in christianity but , how do I know this realy happened its realy realy realy unusual for humans do come back after death , if I told you my cousin can fly will you believe me ? Then why would I belive something that sounds impossible happened 2 thousand yrs ago when neither me or you were there to witness all we have is writings of trust me bruh
@rinos7902 Christianity spread peacefully to everyone except Jews. With Jews it was violence on both sides. But yes Priests and the apotles, and monks went to Europe, north Africa, Sudan, India, Ethiopia, arabia, etc all peacefully. Even in the Americas Christianity's spread was peaceful.
Hi Guys, great video... I hate to point out an error though, you said that the gospel came to Morocco in 2AD (2:35). I just looked at the description and saw that you have acknowledged the mistake. It'd be great if you could put a pinned comment with the correction so it is more visible for everyone. "in the second century," not 2 A.D.
Arabs come from Arabian Peninsula. It's in the name. Advanced puzzle for the most attentive readers: why there's Arabs in Libya? Why Arabs in Algeria? In Morocco? Mauritania? Tunisia? Where did the Egyptians go and why are there Arabs in Egypt? What happened to the original Moroccans, Algerians, Egyptians, etc?
Thank you for sharing this video brother. God bless you. Lord I pray for your protection over your sheep in Morocco and strengthen them against any persecution and oppression they face as they live for you, Jesus. May you continue to open the eyes of the blind and break the chains of darkness. In your glorious name we pray King Jesus. Amen.
Arab conquest: they conquered and chopped heads Spanish and French conquests: they settled 😂 The hypocrisy. Christianity was forced on people under the edict of theodocous. Islam wasn’t forced on people until the conquistadores killed and expelled Muslims at penalty of death. The mohadeen were a reaction and a rare event in Islamic history Morocco was pretty secular and under French control until recently and people are just rediscovering their Muslim heritage. Kings like stability over personal freedom because it challenges their rule
Sorry to tell you that saying amazight and moroccan to Muslim is really dump because we can not shift from a nationality and an ethnicity to a religion it's like if I say shifting from bouddiste to American.
I want to comment that in your videos you should focus more on emphasizing the Gospel and the history of Christianity in these countries rather than discussing the issues with Islam so much. I don't disagree with your critiques of Islam, however I think you're trying to appeal to two different audiences at once when you should be focusing on one or the other. If this is a apologetics video where you preach the Gospel while criticizing the flaws with Islam, then it should be clear that's what your channel is about instead of having clickbait where people think they're gonna watch a video about the history of Christianity in a certain country but get bombarded by a lot of criticism of other religions instead. If this is gonna be a channel documenting Christian history and different Christian communities in different countries, then focus on that and on preaching the Gospel rather than pointing out the flaws in other religions. Especially if you're gonna focus heavily on the Muslim world, you're going to run into issues if you criticize Islam too much. Muslim countries won't let you visit them if they see this kind of content that criticizes their religion. If you don't have a problem not being able to visit other Muslim countries in the future then that's fine, but if you have plans to continue traveling in the Muslim world you should be careful.
What you said at the end, you've a point there. I am a former Muslim now a believer in Jesus Christ. In my experience, it's best to speak the truth to Muslims, doesn't matter how violent the history has been. Unlike some cryb@bi3s who need safe rooms to cry, Muslims are not necessarily weak people. In fact many prefer aggressive approach. They see kindness as weakness. So when a Christian person speaks the truth with boldness, many would appreciate it. It's best to use wisdom in dealing with different situations.
Christian history in Morocco was extinguished by Islam. Muslims ended any witness of the gospel in Morocco. For centuries, the only Christians in Morocco were visitors and slaves brought from Christian lands. For this reason, a critique of Islam is inescapable when discussing the gospel in Morocco.
Why make this video? We are a Muslim nation and recognize our ancestors were Christian so obviously the identity would be similar. No hate against Christians but finding a Moroccan Christian is like finding a Samoan in Poland
@@raisinbread8526 you found the somoan then congrats. just watched him on a podcast with daniel haqiqatjou literally intellectually ko'd him. thank you for the recommendation though
@@xanderx2523 lol it was and the editing was good kept me watching but the information was mostly not accurate. it wouldve been nice if he interviewed locals on the street to get a feel for the city instead of coming to our country and making a hit piece
@@slightlyopinionated8107 You think what he had gone through is a joke? You think the Muslims who choose Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour (knowing what the consequences are) are doing this for fun?
0:24 History of Islam reaching north africa btw is very mystresious and myth based , academic historians are realy doubtfull about those sources of Islamic-conquest , some even going as far to suggest that there was no conquest
One of our first historical records on islam talks about islamic conquest (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragment_on_the_Arab_Conquests), and we have overwhelming number of historic writings that discuss the conquests of North Africa including Islamic sources (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibn_Abd_al-Hakam) Who are you referring to when you say there are people who doubt they even happened?
@@Pedanta Most of the muslim historians like Ibn-khaldun , or the beginning & the end of ibn-kathir etc... , these sources & these historians were biased politically religiously , plus they lived very late from the events they recorded , archiology shows different history than what's recorded in books
@rinos7902history is written by the winners, of course Muslim scholars would deny conquests. All you need is google and you’ll see the 70+ conquests of Islam; 28 of which Muhammad lead. They spread Islam with fear.
As a muslim i was watching the video and thought I really like the idea of getting to know the christian history of different parts of the world. Then i got further in the video and realised this was just islam bashing and hating, filled with lies, hate mongering, false information. As a muslim i am deeply offended by your false portrayal of islam and your respectless attack on Morocco, their culture, history and religion. You came to their muslim country, they received you with hospitality and treated you well and friendly and this is how you repay them? Attacking and hating on them. You should be ashamed of yourself. Also the joke really is on you, you correctly state that muslims and jews fled from spain to Morocco but failed to mention why! Because they were the ones forced to convert to Christianity and found religious freedom in Morocco, what a stupidy and shame on you for lying. The Amazigh were not forced, as a matter of fact we have recorded history of them converting out of their free will, by education and by coming in contact with muslims and just learning about islam. And the christian presence was very limited to some coastal towns and areas because of the Roman Empire in these coastal areas. North Africa only had a limited exposure to Christianity for only a few centuries, the majority of time under Islam on a mass scale for almost 1300 years up to today.
The Amazigh fought against the Muslim invasion, led by people like Dihya/Kahina and Kusaila. Also many of the important early Christian leaders were Amazigh-Augustine, Cyprian, Arius, Tertullian, etc. Augustine is considered one of the most important Church leaders in Catholic history, and Arius started his own branch of Christianity.
bro why you cut the map of Morocco, and no they didn't force anyone to become Muslim just take the example of the jews that always lived with us they where 10 percent of our population until very recently when a majority of them flew to Israel after the creation of the jewish state but no one never force them to convert. You should learn respect and love from Jesus because now you are just spreading fake news about morocco. And when you talk about spreading religion and killing people do you know about the chatolique crusades 🙃
The Crusades were in self-defence against a previous 548 Islamic invasions, attacks and conquests. Also, if you think Muslims didn’t persecute and forcefully convert people in Morocco, you are mistaken. The doctrine of forced conversion or either submitting and becoming a second-class citizen (dhimmi), paying the Jizya or facing death, is in the Hadith and Sharia and is to be implemented universally.
Even islamic sources that! We can read about islamic books like history of al Tabari and muhammad biographies says so! Why are you say words arent according to your islamic sources
@@JordanX767 Many inaccuracies, your understanding of dhimmis and Jizya is flawed. By definition a dhimmi is a non muslim who is protected by a shariah state, his holy sites, rituals such as marriage inheritence are to be protected, this protection costs money thus the need for a tax to ensure that they can afford the protection, in case this protection cannot be provided it is given back for example: Abu Obaida ordered the Jiziah keeper Habib bin Muslimah to give back the Jiziah money to those who it's been taken from (in Homs and every city they're leaving), as Muslims no longer are able to protect them, and Jiziah is a "price" for protection. Abu Obaidah said to them: نحن على ما كان بيننا وبينكم من الصلح لا نرجع عنه إلا أن ترجعوا We keep the oath between you and us, and won't break it unless you do. The people in Homs were greatly surprised and pleased with that, they said: ردكم الله إلينا ولعن الله الذين كانوا يملوكننا من الروم لكنهم والله لو كانوا هم ما ردوا علينا بل غصبونا وأخذوا مع هذا ما قدروا عليه من أموالنا May Allah return you to us and damn the Romans who were ruling us. We swear they wouldn't return our money to us if they were you, but they would harrow us and take additionally what they can from us. Moreover the jiziah tax in many cases was much lower than the religious obligation of zakat by the muslims, you often forget to mention it too, and unlike zakat there are many restrictions on who jiziah is taken from, it isn't taken from women nor priests nor older men or men with disabilities it is taken from active men who are ahlul-qital ie capable of fighting. The Prophet has also said about the dhimmis (the non-Muslim citizens of the Muslim State): "One who kills a man under covenant (i.e. a dhimmi) will not even smell the fragrance of Paradise" (al-Bukhari and Abu Dawud). excluding one from paradise is very major this lets you know how important these rulings were. That is why there are many ancient non islamic holy sites in muslim lands, muslims worked as an empire, islam spread through treaties from the different tribes of saudi to qatar to bahrain to yemen etc.. you can see the letters sent to each ruler to this day, through trade and also through military conquest as they ruled different lands as an empire does to ensure stability and to maintain power people progressively adopted islam some nation saw a faster spread due to different societal structures. I would be interested to hear about how christianity spread through the americas africa and other asian countries.
To be fair both religions have forced there religion unto others so it’s not wrong he even says it both sides have done it so idk why you questioning it like it’s not correct.
He’s not wrong Islam and the Quran are more focused on submission to the will of Allah (God). Unlike Christianity that places a HUGE importance on knowing God personally as a friend. When you do study both the early beginnings of both religions there is also a huge difference. Christianity started as a grassroots movement under an oppressive empire by a zealous people ready to revolt Jesus Christ who declared himself God literally was executed in the most gruesome way possible and then rose from the dead and told his followers to love as he had. it was a movement that was anti-violence for the most part and many of the early Christians were killed for their faith all of Jesus’ disciples, were murdered for their faith except John. the Christians wanted to convert people through the action of God‘s love and convincing people with a message. Islam on the other hand and its founding started in Arabia specifically Medina and later would be headquartered in Mecca Muhammad, who declared himself the prophet of God went into a cave and received a vision from a angel about the Quran he went around, preaching his message and anyone who did not accept his message. He would effectively conquer he died and told his followers to continue his empire which would spread all the way from Spain to India. Most of the early Islamic history was based in war and conquest with empires such as Rashidun the Umayyad and the Abbasid Caliphate.
I'm a Christian from Morocco, I still live here too, I not yet 18 but I have studied scripture very well. There's nothing else to do than pray, this country does not tolerate Christians well, even if they say they do.
God bless you, brother!
Your studied the bible very well, how is its tawheed superior to islams?
Big Hug 🫂 and prayers for you from NYC 🗽🇺🇸
Please pray for my Moroccan father to come to Jesus 🙏
Preached Jesus to him many times and just keep planting seeds 🙏
Very Powerful and Ttrue.The Gospel spread for the first 250 years after Jesus' glorious Resurrection by being offered to people not imposed on them
You can't expect to pray that something will happen and then it happens , why not pray to have a million dollars tomorrow ? Why this prayer doesn't get unswered ?
Jesus was a prophet he never claimed to be god
@@ah-sf8kp
Did he tell you that ?
Hey, I'm super happy that you made a video like this. I am of Moroccan origin and I am also a Christian! I gave my life to Jesus-Christ in August 2020 after a supernatural encounter that proved to me that he was indeed the way, the truth and the life. This choice was not easy, and still is not because I have to face daily persecutions. But it is worth it, because as he himself says "you will have persecutions in the world but take courage, I have overcome the world". Jesus is truly alive and real, give him your life!
God bless you all .
I’m a Moroccan Christian too ! God bless you !
@@puffchloupek Amin akhi ! 🙏
My grandfather was a missionary in Morocco in the 1930s-1960s. My mother was born there. My great-grandfather was murdered there by a Muslim fanatic in 1902 for walking in the wrong place. It those days the rulers were supportive of the missionaries and the Muslim man was severely punished for this and my great-grandmother compensated financially. However, this triggered major civil unrest in Morocco. Nevertheless, by grandfather returned to the place where his father died and continued mission work there.
I'm not Christian, but these videos are so well done, and there is something inspiring hearing all these stories of Christians from around the world.
Glad you are enjoying the content. The message and fruit of Jesus and His ministry is truly enchanting :) God bless from Texas!
My friends Jesus Christ died so that your sins can be forgiven. If you reject this mercy of God He has for you, then you will be condemned for every sin you committed in this life, and that would leave you to eternal separation from God, which is a place called the lake of fire.
I'm not trying to scare you, my dear friend, but showing you love because I don't want you to perish, neither does God.
Accept by faith Jesus Christ death and resurrection from the dead to save you from your sins while you have the opportunity to receive him as your personal Lord and savior.
God bless you, and I hope to see you in heaven where we all belong but only through Jesus Christ
Please make a video for Azerbaijan 🇦🇿✝️
you a Christian azerbaijani, are you armenian?
@reginkunoy5857 Azerbaijan
@reginkunoy5857 I am an Azerbaijani Christian
God bless you ! @@azerbaijan6495
God bless you brother@@azerbaijan6495
I have been excitingly awaiting the day you guys would talk about Morocco ever since I started following this channel last year. This is a country that is close to my heart and has been in my prayers for the past few years.
A couple of years ago I got to meet some Moroccans online, and one day while we were talking about religion, beliefs, and faith, I asked them if they knew other Christians, Moroccan or not. I was completely in shock when they told me that I was the first Christian they had ever met in their lives.
This was something that struck me for two reasons:
The first one being the absurdity of the circumstances in which we met. I had the opportunity to be the first person to share the gospel with these people, to a small community that had never heard of the love of Christ. This was a very humbling experience and it brings butterflies to my stomach whenever I think about the fact that Jesus does, indeed, reach for all.
The second reason is that i realized that we really need more workers. The harvest is greater than we could ever imagine, God has so much to show us, but we, as the Church, need to position ourselves and be available for the Kingdom of God.
I pray for the nation of Morocco, that the Holy Spirit will fill all Moroccans and open the spiritual eyes of all Muslims, I pray that they will have dreams and visions and that God will soften their hearts to receive the gospel.
I pray that our Lord will bring many more workers from all around the earth and that He will set this generation on fire and make us hungry for souls. I pray that Jesus will make all of us fishers of men and that when he calls us, we won't hesitate to leave everything behind to obey and do His will.
I pray for this Ministry, that God will bless and guide every single one of you and provide everything you need to keep doing this amazing work. I pray that many, many souls will be reached by this video and that the Holy Spirit will convince them of the Truth.
Wonderfully made video, guys. Pure excellence.
Praise God! 🙏 Thank you for sharing!
Praying for Christians in Morocco thanks for sharing the needs there.,🙏🙏❤️
I like listening to Brother Rachid when he does videos in English. Br. Rachid is of Moroccan origin, currently he lives in US. His father was an imam. He gave his life to Christ as a teenager. His life has not been easy. He always keeps Jesus first in his life. Those who speak Arabic, please listen to Brother Rachid. His video contents are mostly in Arabic language.
Great content!
Stopping to pray for Morocco 🇲🇦
Great video!
Thanks for this content 🫶🏼
Awesome video. GBU brother!
Might be a bit too optimistic for christians.
As a moroccan the only christians I see are foreigners, I have never seen a native christian, seen other religions but not christian, and I live around the more "liberal" cities there's a big church that I know of and it is closed most of the time due to the lack of attendance, an older woman told us that before the christians were more present, she said that she always saw what they call "Bonne soeur" ie nuns, probably from the times of the french presence in our land however this all quickly dissipated with them leaving, they left very little influence, however they can practice openly and I have seen many immigrants wearing crosses without having anyone bothering them.
Morocco has immigrants? Where are they from?
@@shane1948 From different countries, mainly french speaking african countries, with a few non english speaking ones, you can find people from Ivory Coast, Togo, Ghana, Senegal, Burkina faso, Mali, Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Sudan and many other countries.
We also have people from France who stay here after they retire as the country is cheaper than Europe and has a climate and culture that they seem to enjoy, we also have some very small asian population and some from the subcontinent but if I am not mistaken they come as workers with companies not as immigrants.
@@shane1948 subsaharian countries and europe most of the time
Exactly bro. Literally only saw two Christian Moroccans in my whole lifetime and it turned out they were from a Lebanese Christian background not even native Moroccans
The big church ⛪️ you're talking about is probably a Catholic one. Those are quite different from Evangelical churches, which are often run from homes 🏡 especially in the case of ex-Muslims ☪️
Thank you for sharing ✝
I lived there for a year and a half, and what you say is completely true. No Moroccans know their history. However I absolutely loved living there and fell in love with the people and the place.
You all can always return to your ancestral religion or Christianity. The true religion. Look at what islam has done for your north african countries.
@jaytoven7 the first man worshiped allah and allah alone, not jesus, islam isnt the only factor of africa, blame islam cuz the christian europeans and west have crumbled your continent for years, and have a history of ending afficans who wished to unite africa and make it a soverighn state, islam is a belife, what has christianity done to africa? Emotional arguments
God bless this country !!!
At around 2:35 in the video, in terms of year, did you say 280 or 2 AD? If the latter, then the Gospel would not have reached Morocco around 2 AD because Jesus, whom the Gospel and Christianity is about, was himself still a child then. Christianity spread out after His death, resurrection, and ascension, which was way after 2 AD.
Nonetheless, thanks for your missionary work.
I'm atheist from morocco and I stand with my christian & muslim friends to creat a country of freedom of religion and freedom of belief where people can practice their religion without fear of getting arrested , btw Our King did sign in the lastest constitution to preserve the right of belief for all moroccans problem is conservative values of society which doesn't allow any other opinions & views that are not Sunni-Islamist based to be circled or expressed
My friends Jesus Christ died so that your sins can be forgiven. If you reject this mercy of God He has for you, then you will be condemned for every sin you committed in this life, and that would leave you to eternal separation from God, which is a place called the lake of fire.
I'm not trying to scare you, my dear friend, but showing you love because I don't want you to perish, neither does God.
Accept by faith Jesus Christ death and resurrection from the dead to save you from your sins while you have the opportunity to receive him as your personal Lord and savior.
God bless you, and I hope to see you in heaven where we all belong but only through Jesus Christ
@thegospel7223
My friend the problem of christianity is the same problem of Islam and same problem of various other religions , that is they bite more than what they can chew, they claim something they can't prove , I know the ressurection is a essential event in christianity but , how do I know this realy happened its realy realy realy unusual for humans do come back after death , if I told you my cousin can fly will you believe me ? Then why would I belive something that sounds impossible happened 2 thousand yrs ago when neither me or you were there to witness all we have is writings of trust me bruh
Religious freedom is a uniquely Christian idea that is the thing.
@@jaytoven7
Realy ? So before christianity people from different religions didn't have freedom to practice their beliefs under any goverment ?
@rinos7902 Christianity spread peacefully to everyone except Jews. With Jews it was violence on both sides. But yes Priests and the apotles, and monks went to Europe, north Africa, Sudan, India, Ethiopia, arabia, etc all peacefully. Even in the Americas Christianity's spread was peaceful.
So excited to see a new video!!
Wow, this is great
As an an Indonesian who struggles with the same struggle as Morroco, I never lose hope and keep praying for the Muslim country's revival to come soon.
St. Augustine's mother was Amazigh.
Hi Guys, great video... I hate to point out an error though, you said that the gospel came to Morocco in 2AD (2:35). I just looked at the description and saw that you have acknowledged the mistake. It'd be great if you could put a pinned comment with the correction so it is more visible for everyone. "in the second century," not 2 A.D.
Plis bring your event to Goathemala we rilly like your content and we are rilly wanting to help!
Love from Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️
Our Lady of Morocco, Pray For Us 🕊
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Great an beautiful videos as always
Good video 🙏🙏🙏
Arabs come from Arabian Peninsula. It's in the name.
Advanced puzzle for the most attentive readers: why there's Arabs in Libya? Why Arabs in Algeria? In Morocco? Mauritania? Tunisia? Where did the Egyptians go and why are there Arabs in Egypt?
What happened to the original Moroccans, Algerians, Egyptians, etc?
The Spirit of God is at work. Be blessed
Thank you for sharing this video brother. God bless you. Lord I pray for your protection over your sheep in Morocco and strengthen them against any persecution and oppression they face as they live for you, Jesus. May you continue to open the eyes of the blind and break the chains of darkness. In your glorious name we pray King Jesus. Amen.
Morocco the Gate way for final revival
Majority of North Africa was Christian at some point, before the Islamic Conquest.
God bless you
Arab conquest: they conquered and chopped heads
Spanish and French conquests: they settled 😂
The hypocrisy. Christianity was forced on people under the edict of theodocous. Islam wasn’t forced on people until the conquistadores killed and expelled Muslims at penalty of death. The mohadeen were a reaction and a rare event in Islamic history
Morocco was pretty secular and under French control until recently and people are just rediscovering their Muslim heritage. Kings like stability over personal freedom because it challenges their rule
Muslim do conquest and for their religion all over the world
Thank you..they were forced to change their culture
Glory to Christ☦!
May the Blessed Virgin Mary protect the Christians in Morroco.
Uhhh the Gospel came to Morocco 30 years before the crucifixion? 2:35
I searched on wikipedia and it is in the 2nd century AD, I think it is a mistake form his part
he meant the roman empire
You're right! 🤦♂We meant to say in the second century. Thanks for pointing it out!
@@FollowRadical oh my mistake for understanding haha @protoseargeant
The oldest university in the world is in fact *not* Mohammadan.
Come to the Holy Catholic Church
Amen
Disagree with very last statement. Quran teachings are opposite to the Bible teachings
What about the two following religious movements: the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL) and United Submitters International (USI)?
How about Vietnam?
Thx
Sorry to tell you that saying amazight and moroccan to Muslim is really dump because we can not shift from a nationality and an ethnicity to a religion it's like if I say shifting from bouddiste to American.
I want to comment that in your videos you should focus more on emphasizing the Gospel and the history of Christianity in these countries rather than discussing the issues with Islam so much. I don't disagree with your critiques of Islam, however I think you're trying to appeal to two different audiences at once when you should be focusing on one or the other.
If this is a apologetics video where you preach the Gospel while criticizing the flaws with Islam, then it should be clear that's what your channel is about instead of having clickbait where people think they're gonna watch a video about the history of Christianity in a certain country but get bombarded by a lot of criticism of other religions instead.
If this is gonna be a channel documenting Christian history and different Christian communities in different countries, then focus on that and on preaching the Gospel rather than pointing out the flaws in other religions. Especially if you're gonna focus heavily on the Muslim world, you're going to run into issues if you criticize Islam too much. Muslim countries won't let you visit them if they see this kind of content that criticizes their religion. If you don't have a problem not being able to visit other Muslim countries in the future then that's fine, but if you have plans to continue traveling in the Muslim world you should be careful.
What you said at the end, you've a point there. I am a former Muslim now a believer in Jesus Christ. In my experience, it's best to speak the truth to Muslims, doesn't matter how violent the history has been. Unlike some cryb@bi3s who need safe rooms to cry, Muslims are not necessarily weak people. In fact many prefer aggressive approach. They see kindness as weakness. So when a Christian person speaks the truth with boldness, many would appreciate it. It's best to use wisdom in dealing with different situations.
Christian history in Morocco was extinguished by Islam. Muslims ended any witness of the gospel in Morocco. For centuries, the only Christians in Morocco were visitors and slaves brought from Christian lands. For this reason, a critique of Islam is inescapable when discussing the gospel in Morocco.
Why make this video? We are a Muslim nation and recognize our ancestors were Christian so obviously the identity would be similar. No hate against Christians but finding a Moroccan Christian is like finding a Samoan in Poland
Search Brother Rachid
Why not? It's history and interesting enough for both of us to click on it. Samoan in Poland also sounds interesting 😂
@@raisinbread8526 you found the somoan then congrats. just watched him on a podcast with daniel haqiqatjou literally intellectually ko'd him. thank you for the recommendation though
@@xanderx2523 lol it was and the editing was good kept me watching but the information was mostly not accurate. it wouldve been nice if he interviewed locals on the street to get a feel for the city instead of coming to our country and making a hit piece
@@slightlyopinionated8107 You think what he had gone through is a joke? You think the Muslims who choose Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour (knowing what the consequences are) are doing this for fun?
I thought Islam meant Peace...
It means submission, submission to Muhammad and his version of Allah, which suited his pleasure.
@@han1218 muslim is someone who worships and submits to god, like abraham, moses, jesus mohamed, yunus may allah be pleased with them all
explain yourself what pleasure? The pleasure of god becoming human and needing 💩, how powerfu
Go study basics
@@han1218so what pleasure is that? The pleasure of polytheism ?
0:24 History of Islam reaching north africa btw is very mystresious and myth based , academic historians are realy doubtfull about those sources of Islamic-conquest , some even going as far to suggest that there was no conquest
One of our first historical records on islam talks about islamic conquest (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragment_on_the_Arab_Conquests), and we have overwhelming number of historic writings that discuss the conquests of North Africa including Islamic sources (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibn_Abd_al-Hakam)
Who are you referring to when you say there are people who doubt they even happened?
@@Pedanta
Most of the muslim historians like Ibn-khaldun , or the beginning & the end of ibn-kathir etc... , these sources & these historians were biased politically religiously , plus they lived very late from the events they recorded , archiology shows different history than what's recorded in books
@@Pedanta
You showing me Ibn-abd al hakam , no historian takes Ibn-abd al hakam seriously , he talks about ghosts and jins fighting in wars
@rinos7902history is written by the winners, of course Muslim scholars would deny conquests. All you need is google and you’ll see the 70+ conquests of Islam; 28 of which Muhammad lead. They spread Islam with fear.
That was a black country and the whole of northen Africa before Arap invasion.
Egypt wasn't black. Have you seen the way they drew themselves? And how they drew black people?
Wrong
Wrong and dumb take, the Amazigh were not black, but you do you.
Lmao no. I have a friend who is Moroccan Amazigh and he looks the same as Italians and French people.
fix the map man!
As a muslim i was watching the video and thought I really like the idea of getting to know the christian history of different parts of the world. Then i got further in the video and realised this was just islam bashing and hating, filled with lies, hate mongering, false information. As a muslim i am deeply offended by your false portrayal of islam and your respectless attack on Morocco, their culture, history and religion. You came to their muslim country, they received you with hospitality and treated you well and friendly and this is how you repay them? Attacking and hating on them. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Also the joke really is on you, you correctly state that muslims and jews fled from spain to Morocco but failed to mention why! Because they were the ones forced to convert to Christianity and found religious freedom in Morocco, what a stupidy and shame on you for lying.
The Amazigh were not forced, as a matter of fact we have recorded history of them converting out of their free will, by education and by coming in contact with muslims and just learning about islam. And the christian presence was very limited to some coastal towns and areas because of the Roman Empire in these coastal areas. North Africa only had a limited exposure to Christianity for only a few centuries, the majority of time under Islam on a mass scale for almost 1300 years up to today.
Did you study history?
@@conociendoelislam85 is that ur only pathetic rebuttal or are there more coming with the reply of my comment to u?
Allahhuma barik ahki for calling this propagandist out! Love from Canada! 🇨🇦
@@scificyber Don't worry brother we are here hanging on to our islam and will defend it strongly simply by facts and logic without any emotions.
The Amazigh fought against the Muslim invasion, led by people like Dihya/Kahina and Kusaila. Also many of the important early Christian leaders were Amazigh-Augustine, Cyprian, Arius, Tertullian, etc. Augustine is considered one of the most important Church leaders in Catholic history, and Arius started his own branch of Christianity.
bro why you cut the map of Morocco, and no they didn't force anyone to become Muslim just take the example of the jews that always lived with us they where 10 percent of our population until very recently when a majority of them flew to Israel after the creation of the jewish state but no one never force them to convert. You should learn respect and love from Jesus because now you are just spreading fake news about morocco. And when you talk about spreading religion and killing people do you know about the chatolique crusades 🙃
You mention the Crusades, but ever so conveniently glide over the inconvenient fact of how Islam arrived in Morocco (ie conquest).
The Crusades were in self-defence against a previous 548 Islamic invasions, attacks and conquests. Also, if you think Muslims didn’t persecute and forcefully convert people in Morocco, you are mistaken. The doctrine of forced conversion or either submitting and becoming a second-class citizen (dhimmi), paying the Jizya or facing death, is in the Hadith and Sharia and is to be implemented universally.
Even islamic sources that! We can read about islamic books like history of al Tabari and muhammad biographies says so! Why are you say words arent according to your islamic sources
@@TX.hook-em bc it's not true lol
@@JordanX767 Many inaccuracies, your understanding of dhimmis and Jizya is flawed.
By definition a dhimmi is a non muslim who is protected by a shariah state, his holy sites, rituals such as marriage inheritence are to be protected, this protection costs money thus the need for a tax to ensure that they can afford the protection, in case this protection cannot be provided it is given back for example:
Abu Obaida ordered the Jiziah keeper Habib bin Muslimah to give back the Jiziah money to those who it's been taken from (in Homs and every city they're leaving), as Muslims no longer are able to protect them, and Jiziah is a "price" for protection. Abu Obaidah said to them:
نحن على ما كان بيننا وبينكم من الصلح لا نرجع عنه إلا أن ترجعوا
We keep the oath between you and us, and won't break it unless you do.
The people in Homs were greatly surprised and pleased with that, they said:
ردكم الله إلينا ولعن الله الذين كانوا يملوكننا من الروم لكنهم والله لو كانوا هم ما ردوا علينا بل غصبونا وأخذوا مع هذا ما قدروا عليه من أموالنا
May Allah return you to us and damn the Romans who were ruling us. We swear they wouldn't return our money to us if they were you, but they would harrow us and take additionally what they can from us.
Moreover the jiziah tax in many cases was much lower than the religious obligation of zakat by the muslims, you often forget to mention it too, and unlike zakat there are many restrictions on who jiziah is taken from, it isn't taken from women nor priests nor older men or men with disabilities it is taken from active men who are ahlul-qital ie capable of fighting.
The Prophet has also said about the dhimmis (the non-Muslim citizens of the Muslim State): "One who kills a man under covenant (i.e. a dhimmi) will not even smell the fragrance of Paradise" (al-Bukhari and Abu Dawud).
excluding one from paradise is very major this lets you know how important these rulings were.
That is why there are many ancient non islamic holy sites in muslim lands, muslims worked as an empire, islam spread through treaties from the different tribes of saudi to qatar to bahrain to yemen etc.. you can see the letters sent to each ruler to this day, through trade and also through military conquest as they ruled different lands as an empire does to ensure stability and to maintain power people progressively adopted islam some nation saw a faster spread due to different societal structures.
I would be interested to hear about how christianity spread through the americas africa and other asian countries.
forced? ofc a Christian channel is gonna say that
To be fair both religions have forced there religion unto others so it’s not wrong he even says it both sides have done it so idk why you questioning it like it’s not correct.
Muslims aren't 100% innocent and Christians aren't 100% innocent. Both are 100% humans who get steered by material conditions and political agendas.
It was forced, Christians in muslim kingdoms were treated poorly, didn't have access to good jobs and were made to pay a punitive tax called jizya
Have you never studied Islamic conquest before? It was forced.
He’s not wrong Islam and the Quran are more focused on submission to the will of Allah (God). Unlike Christianity that places a HUGE importance on knowing God personally as a friend. When you do study both the early beginnings of both religions there is also a huge difference. Christianity started as a grassroots movement under an oppressive empire by a zealous people ready to revolt Jesus Christ who declared himself God literally was executed in the most gruesome way possible and then rose from the dead and told his followers to love as he had. it was a movement that was anti-violence for the most part and many of the early Christians were killed for their faith all of Jesus’ disciples, were murdered for their faith except John. the Christians wanted to convert people through the action of God‘s love and convincing people with a message. Islam on the other hand and its founding started in Arabia specifically Medina and later would be headquartered in Mecca Muhammad, who declared himself the prophet of God went into a cave and received a vision from a angel about the Quran he went around, preaching his message and anyone who did not accept his message. He would effectively conquer he died and told his followers to continue his empire which would spread all the way from Spain to India. Most of the early Islamic history was based in war and conquest with empires such as Rashidun the Umayyad and the Abbasid Caliphate.
There are Roman Catholics in Syria and Iran as well.