WOW ! This is a fantastic Documentary, greatly researched thank you so much Sir for making it, this hidden history/knowledge is finally being revealed.
Not exactly. There are records of Mansa Musa saying that his predecessor Mansa Muhammad ibn Qu (who is sometimes misidentified as Abu Bakr) went on a transatlantic expedition, and never returned. It is possible that he successfully crossed the ocean, and if so, it's possible that he tried to convert pre-Colombian indigenous peoples to Islam. But there's no hard evidence of that. It's just speculation, not an established historical fact. Plus, a massive smallpox outbreak probably would've followed _anyone_ from the Old World (Africa, Middle East, Europe, etc.) who first contacted the indigenous people of the New World, and we have no evidence of that.
This is great research it was definitely eye opening and I could feel it resonating in my soul and spirit! I with native American actually Canadian indigenous ancestry can now understand my interest and pull towards arabic culture even the spaniard moors! In our native communities here in America there's a saying "All my relations" and when you said we are all just one big tribe immediately made me think of this. We all have been robbed of the true history it hasbeen hidden for way to long and I can only pray that our Creator will expose it all in the coming months, Inshallah, keep up the good work I really loved this episode.
We were placed here by Gök Tengri. I was not brought to this land from other countries, nor did I come. I know that I was sent privately by Gök Tengri here. Yakima Native American Big Chief Veninock- 1915
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TURKISH WORDS IN NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES As for the similarity in terms of language, Joseph Greenberg of Stanford University stated that these people lived in separate continents but spoke the same language.These people, who came to America with another migration wave 12 thousand years ago, later migrated to the South, and He notes that they have crossed into South America. The common major mass of Native American dialects, consisting of 600 dialects in total, is the language of the Atabaşkan Indians. This language is from the Altai languages. French linguist Dumesnil has identified 320 words similar to Turkish in Native American languages. The author of the book Indians and Turks, Prof.Dr. Reha Oğuz Türkkan added 110 more to these words as a result of his research. Prof. Dr. Mecit Doğru drew attention to the similarity of more than 60 place names at a Turcology congress in Istanbul. What is more interesting is the similarities that the double words show in terms of both meaning and pronunciation! For example, the Indian name of a town in Arizona "Air-Water" means both the same meaning and "air / sky and water". The word "water" is also quite common in Peru: Like Kolla Suyo, Kondu Water, Ande Juice. The "Akkapana" of the Incas is our "white door". Prof. dr. One of Reha Oğuz Türkkan's striking similarities is "Çapultepek" meaning "Çalpulcu Hill", which is the name of a neighborhood where he stayed in Mexico. Likewise, "Tepe Huan" means "Hill's Inn". The similarity of such double words is very important. Swedish Lenguist Prof. According to Swadesh, the probability of a coincidence if double words resemble is only one in a few million
So glad I found ur channel...even though I'm white american..I self identify as middle eastern..lol. love this kind of content especially about mansa Musa and American lost history, which the Great Reset mud flood era,, history was rewritten and Christopher Columbus became the first to step foot on America. That is what we where taught in school..that's why it's so important we have Channels like this..that cover these subjects
I am very pale, whote skinned, red haired. Most of my life other people have given the impression of disdain as that like i am a foriegner. I have even been mistaken to be part asian. My own father said i looked somewhat egyption when i had had a certain hooded sweatshirt on and had the hood pulled back just enough to show my ears. (I have odd habits i guess) i have had many dreams of giants and deserts. In fact when growing up i always encounterd depictions of middle east, greece, and egypt. The pictures always evoked or stirred something familiar within. At early ages i always read about these far off societies and cultures even trying to understand their languages. Seeing this video makes me wonder even more about my true ancestry for i am certain of my native american lineage due to familial records kept by my families. One thong i am certain of, is throughout all i have read and seen i always find familiar patterns and ideas that remind of a previous culture i read upon, like connecting the dots of a picture
I appreciate your videos but you referred to Roots earlier, and Kunta Kinte- you should know that Roots was plagiarized from a novel written by Harold Courlander and Kunte Kinte was a fictional character. Alex Haley settled out of court in 1978
MashAllah great video.what a lot of people dont realize is that during the Islamic era of Al Andalus the vast majority of muslims that lived there were native spaniards who had embraced Islam.as the Reconquista was completed and the muslims were expelled and became moriscos great swathes of native spanish muslims left for Morocco with their Berber and Arab brothers
Americans today celebrate Columbus Day man who thought that he came to India but mistakenly came to American continent but we Muslims was on American continent loooong before him, thank you for this video i love history sellam aleikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
This is very true and like you I came to the same conclusion ..your right we are all connected whether through mixing of races, influences from other cultures and I was really quite young when I realises that what we are taught in school was how they wanted to always highlight the differences in peoples, culture's, faiths etc..instead I started to see how we are under all connected . My username is actually my way of saying in the cauldron of our world we are all primal , the first people and that is all that there was, is and will ever be. You should make more content like this. I find it refreshing thankyou ☺
I'm indigenous from Colombia my people look more like dark Asian but I always think Salvadorians look so Arab they speak to me in Spanish and I'm always shocked
Naah, You can look up for instance Peruvian people's and in that you will see more of what I mean Theres Arab looken folks and then there is chinos they call us . I know my history from a looooon long time ago our Cosmology was raised in it . But the memory of wen we were almost wiped out has been somewhat erased . That's how come I found this video so interesting becuase I always wondered how come thers buncha arabs here and why do they hate us and are we Chinese?? Hehe We have been resisting for 500 years Got keep a sense of humor bout it all What a mess.. Thanks for responding . Excuse the no pic I'm very superstitious..
I see what you mean. Too bad I still don’t know enough about Latinos to tell you apart, but I looked it up and see what you mean! We are all superstitious in our own ways I guess. I really want to visit South America, maybe someday!
@@optimisticarab It wld be good to have a clear perspective on what's happening in south America It's alot going in person is a first step Not the leap that is was when there was blood on the streets. Now theres more accommodation for the outside world to come in Which is dangerous as an indigenous person because everyone sees how beautiful and resourceful she is and buy it all up and we have the same scenerio keep reliving itself . Erase the memory That we even exist . And sell all the land . We are the land as my olders say... A clear perspective is needed ..
I am from the anishinaabe Great Lakes Nation of the ojibwe tribe. Most people believe I am of Middle Eastern origins. Coming from Michigan in a large middle eastern community.
The problem is though that Slavery was not part of Islam around these times, Islam banished slavery altogether, there were many self-proclaimed people considered themselves as not only Masters but also Slaves, just to get over to the other sides of the world, this really was sold slavery by the slaves themselves, and unwanted out of control exodus for some Capitalist minded people.
مروج الذهب و معادن الجوهر، the second part of the name of the book translates to what we are made of, what makes us us! The inner type of strength/metal of the self ,
The oldest mosques in Americas were here before Columbus and I read somewhere (I am trying to find the source again) that there is a mosque somewhere in Northern Canada that has been here for almost 200 years (Long before the European invasion)
Greetings Ahmjad! I hope that you and your family are well. As children, we are given tailored "Historical Facts" that the culture we are part of is the prominant influence on how other cultures are developed over time. Arrogance is the first word that comes to mind. Throughout history, every culture is subject to outside influences, and is inevitable with humanity's need for exploration and conquest. Every culture believes that their way of life is the best, and others should follow for their own good. As history has shown us, this is not the case. Diversity is necessary for the survival of mankind. As you say, we are all really one tribe, but individuality within this great world is just as crucial for any society to function and survive...
@@optimisticarab I don't know any Muslims but hear many things. You seem like the type of human I'd like to get to know. Like an exchange of ideas would bring growth and understanding
I remember watching Roots when it came out amazing to see the different dynamics of a history before my time… it was sad to hear that Kunta kinte was wasn’t mr Haley’s family…There was a court case where it was found that Mr.Haley plagiarized a book from 1967 called “ the African”
I am 40 years old and have never learned of this in America school system. I am part native. However I have heard of the conspiracy that native Americans are out of Egypt. This sounds interesting particularly when looking at the native Americans various languages. I was also rased in California.We are truly connected as a human race. If you mention these discoveries here in the states you are sensored
I live in Seminole Oklahoma now yet Iam from Bay area California I've been researching this and IAM amazed how the truth is finally getting told I've discovered blacks as IAM and Indians as IAM also😁 came from for Africa which Egypt is n before was named middle East Is overwhelming Any other race besides the European was tainted it's exciting Now for the Real History to come out see the truths.... And that We've been taught here in America ignorance of racism!!!! Shalom enjoy the HUNT.......LOVE THE CHANNEL ALREADY CAME OVER FROM MYSTERIOUSMIDDLEEAST💥🙏❤️
@@sandinarice6321 There are rumors, that there were also some white tribes in North America prior to Columbus. There is still a white indiginous tribe somewhere in the south, I think in Brazil. They say this tribe had haplogroup R, which is the most common haplogroup in modern Europe.
@@verenatuna9010 Haplogroup R is not WHITE...There are indigenous African tribes with R haplogroups too. Ramesis the II had an R haplogroup as an Egyptian Pharoah. It's only more prevalent among White Europeans today bec of selective breeding and natural selection. It's a Northern Asian (Russian-esque) haplogroup which made it's way by means of Turkic bloodline migrations into the Fertile Crescent (Turkey/Iraq (Babylonia)) in the Middle East and then entered Northern Europe. In America, the Siberian Russian connection crossed over the Beringian Strait and the populations which came in through there became the Native Americans with the R and even Q Haplogroups. It's a Northern Asian blood line..not White.
Hello my brother from our ancient pack! Our collective ancient history is one of our most pursued autodydactical studies and your search and findings seem to be travelling on exactly the same paths as mine. Luckily for us, you seem to be farther ahead on the trail and have left us some breadcrumbs to follow that filled in some holes in the story and showed us some doors to open and that lead to some rabbit holes! The story expands fractally...We love your works! Thank you for all your efforts! Let's sew our shared map and collective timelines back together!
TURKISH WORDS IN NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES As for the similarity in terms of language, Joseph Greenberg of Stanford University stated that these people lived in separate continents but spoke the same language.These people, who came to America with another migration wave 12 thousand years ago, later migrated to the South, and He notes that they have crossed into South America. The common major mass of Native American dialects, consisting of 600 dialects in total, is the language of the Atabaşkan Indians. This language is from the Altai languages. French linguist Dumesnil has identified 320 words similar to Turkish in Native American languages. The author of the book Indians and Turks, Prof.Dr. Reha Oğuz Türkkan added 110 more to these words as a result of his research. Prof. Dr. Mecit Doğru drew attention to the similarity of more than 60 place names at a Turcology congress in Istanbul. What is more interesting is the similarities that the double words show in terms of both meaning and pronunciation! For example, the Indian name of a town in Arizona "Air-Water" means both the same meaning and "air / sky and water". The word "water" is also quite common in Peru: Like Kolla Suyo, Kondu Water, Ande Juice. The "Akkapana" of the Incas is our "white door". Prof. dr. One of Reha Oğuz Türkkan's striking similarities is "Çapultepek" meaning "Çalpulcu Hill", which is the name of a neighborhood where he stayed in Mexico. Likewise, "Tepe Huan" means "Hill's Inn". The similarity of such double words is very important. Swedish Lenguist Prof. According to Swadesh, the probability of a coincidence if double words resemble is only one in a few million!
Africa and the place now called the middle east would be in the same position. Up until 1859 the so called middle east was still attached to Africa ,they were the same body of land we called Africa. They divided Africa with the construction of the Suez Canal in 1859. Suez Canal (Arabic: قَنَاةُ ٱلسُّوَيْسِ, Qanāt as-Suwais) is an artificial sea-level waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea through the Isthmus of Suez and dividing Africa and Asia (and by extension, the Sinai Peninsula from the rest of Egypt). The 193.30-kilometre-long (120.11 mi) canal is a key trade route between Europe and Asia
Interesting. I’ve been in a search for a personal reason. I was brought here by a voice over you did on Malta. I was given information in meditation that Native American were the list tribes and original Jews. Israel was originally America. I’m trying to confirm or deny and it seems daily more comes out. I am an American Christ follower who believes we are all neighbors and indeed even relations of a sort. I hope to learn here. Thank you for being here.
That's right. We are all one tribe. Both my parents were born in one of the oldest colonies in the Caribbean, Puerto Rico. Furthermore, my genetics proves this story, like many others. I have a mix of indigenous, African, and Middle Eastern; including North Africa, Egypt & the Levant & the Iberian peninsula / Canary Islands & more... To say the least; it tells a story. Untold history! Thank you for shedding like on this topic.
We went from America to Africa not the other way around!! America is EVERYTHING!! Islam, Irish, Hebrews, Romans...... we are being taught our history as if its someone elses.. when "they" came here Ben Franklin wrote "the new world is home to more groups of people and more animals than the rest of the world combined"
Why has there not been records of Americans discovering and coming to other parts of the world for centuries and millenias then? On the other hand, there are enough records to show there were visitors, migrants, and invaders even from other parts of the world to the Americas over the years. I"m afraid to say unless you can produce concrete evidence, the statement you said has no ground.
Have you ever seen the tv show Curse of Oak Island? The is an island has chamber with buried treasure that had human bones in it from when constructed, one of the remains tested as being Middle Eastern dna origin. The official history never has those type of people there around that time. You gave evidence that they were.
while I respect your researching skill , I must say there were a few things about our history that have since been rediscovered , leaving all past wording we learned in school to be..null and void / outdated . We are becoming more and more aware thanks to many courageous researches even scholars , of who we really are as a people...as we have learned that our identity had been lost by way of a paper genocide. without our grandparents , there would be no U.S. As I stated before , you did shed light on history which went missing and had been hidden from not only our people but from the world. For that I thank you. But just know , that we were here already and that america's indigenous were a copper colored people and that they were sent to europe and africa . This regurgitated trans atlantic slave story must be corrected , as most were taken to south america not the northern . A smaller percentage came to north america . I would strongly suggest that you stay on your course of gaining as much knowledge concerning this part of your research as possible. Thank you so much for all other information we needed to know .
@tee its true alot of slaves were brought down south than the north america,lets not forget alot were still smuggled into the U.S. and yes Indigenous are copper colored. Im just trying to understand,what is it you're getting at because I see no error in what his work displays? Part of my family have been here in the U.S. before the arrival of Europeans and some came from Africa in mid 1700s thru document and Orally passed down thru family. When we did DNA it further confirmed what we already knew,my family is from Louisiana with a mixed background from the choctaw/caddo natives with a reservation (State recognized not Federally)
You probably don't know this but each of our tribes has our own origin stories that speak about how we came to be. Even us Apache have our own but that is told around a fireplace, by somebody much wiser. I can't say too much because I don't want to break any of the Apache taboos. I am mixed, but I have ties to a certain Apache tribe here in Arizona. I do not think we derived from Arabia, personally. The reasoning behind my very existence is unknown to me currently but I myself have had my fair share of spiritual experiences. Some things are best told in person. Yusn Ahiyi 'e
By the tone and inflection, the narrator is Egyptian and I suppose he didn't want to reveal that aspect of Egyptian history for fear of it being mistaken as a bad thing. A euphemism of sorts. The price of gold in Egyptian markets plummeted as did the cost of living .. which is a good thing for the public masses..and bad thing for the rich.
Asalaam alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakhatu i am an English Revert to Islam for 3years now Alhamdulilah and I love learning this hidden history thank you for making this video and may Allah accept and reward your efforts.ameen@@optimisticarab
Living and working in the Middle East, trying to simplify familial heritage, is a difficult one. I do not know much of my familial line. All I have are stories from family members. With genetic testing becoming a "norm" there are clues but not definative evidence.
That would depend on which part of the Middle East but Arabs, especially Arabians, have a very strong tradition of geneology and family record keeping. I have all 50+ names of both my mom's and father's paternal sides and most of the maternal information. It's only tricky if your family is not originally Arabian but migrants from other places like Turkey, Kurdistan, African tribes, or Indian migrants. Muslims especially have great records. I can't speak for Christian lineages across the Middle East especially if they used to be Muslim and forcibly converted to Christianity then the Churches would try to destroy their Muslim family records to remove any traces that a bad thing was done in the name of Christianity. This happened a lot during the Spanish Inquisition, Crusades, etc.
@Chatelaine0 The thing I find to be true about genealogy is who is "worth" recording. From what I know of my family line, they were extremely poor and illiterate. If they were born across the Rio Grande, they would be considered Mexican. My grandfather's date of birth was recorded incorrectly, and word around the family is there was a fire that destroyed many of these documents. It's quite possible that my family owned property, but once Angols moved into Mexican territory, it was taken away from them. Everyone remembers the Alamo, and the biggest impact of that conflict was the Treaty of Hildago; which basically states that Angols can take land away from the Mexicans. (Even if the property has been passed down from generation to generation without a physical deed) Which gives way to the Homestead Act. It allowed Europeans to come in and take land away from its owners. Christian records are going to depend on what information one wants to record. The Catholic church has kept a lot of records, but there are aspects of their record keeping that is for a trusted few. Even now, the record keepers of the past are not passing along this information; taking it with them to their grave. Thus, losing vital information to time and decay.
Brother, jazak Allahu khairen for the documentary but please note, to English speakers saying the words 'pissed', or 'pissed me off' is still considered foul language and shouldn't be used by Muslims. It brings down the tone of your documentary as well.
@@optimisticarab No one has to be perfect brother. Allah tells us reminders benefit the believers. Surah Adh-Dhariyat - 55. If we are reminded of a short coming, that is a blessing in itself from Allah. Just to add to that. I was a non Muslim for 34 years, I used to speak like that too, but when you want to change for the sake of Allah, it can happen.
Native Americans are much older than the religion of Islam or for that matter Christianity. Now if your question or title would have been are native Americans Arabs or Middle Eastern then I would have said it is a question with merit. I say this as a Cherokee not as someone with zero clue what they are saying. Before my family became Christian, our ancestors were medicine men or what some would call shamans. I haven't gotten but a few seconds into the video so I don't know if you covered this but there are quite a few Egyptian and Phoenician relics and cave drawings here in the United States.
@@optimisticarab I didn't think you were research was shallow at all. I was commenting on the title of the video alone that's why I made sure to say I hadn't watched it yet but I enjoyed the video. I enjoy your voice over on Mysterious Middle East. I was surprised you replied to a comment on a video you did so long ago. Thank you for replying.
He is most likely talking about the Confederate General Stand Waite. There is an Ottoman connection. I'll be blunt Native Peoples had their own culture ,religions ,writings and architecture long before contact with Africans or Europeans. To suggest otherwise is a form of colonialism ( especially based on religion or skin tone) . So some of your suggestion prove your are just another g-ddamn Britisher. Do more research or talk to Elders first before opening your mouth. Have a nice day and may God bless your heart. From a tri racial American who knows true history.
Even the old traditional True Christians (or Nasrani) was established in amongst the Africans. And yet when Roman Churches gained popularity, they snuffed the Christians of Africas. I guess that's why the Africans then reverted back into Islam in the millions.
Bought the same situation in the Appalachian Mountains 🤔this is an old land that had many children and offered succor to the hunted-until the secret WASN’T any longer 😔
Great Video…. As a Italian American we were always told that Columbus discovered America and the Italians did it…I don’t blame my Elders they were told crap too about the real History…😂😂😂Funny how much think we “know” is false!
California = Khalif = Islamic leader + fornia = flora plants of a particular region. When the Spanish first saw California, it reminded them of the gardens of the Khalif. Khalif + flora = eventually became to be known as California.
Your totally wrong. It has spanish meaning. Caliente fornalia. Or latin calida fornax meaning hot climate. The last Muslim emirate( granada)was defeated by Castille in 1492.
@@tompeterson4628 Never? You are clearly very ill informed. Please check the number of ‘Spanish’ words derived from Arabic. Also the Spanish & Portuguese were so backward & under developed, everything they have achieved to date is due to their Muslim overlords. Even the Catholic popes attended Muslim universities in the Iberian peninsula as students. Not to mention innumerable ’enlightened’ European masters. The west owe everything they have achieved to their muslim teachers. However, you are free to continue to live in your ignorance surrounded fantasy. No forced conversions here. We are not the Catholic Church. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@tompeterson46288,000 words in Spanish have come directly from Arabic, along with the translated knowledge on ancient civilizations. Andalusia, even today, as we have visited there, have undeniable influences from Arabic cultures and friendly ways of warm communications along with intriguing coffee houses that Turkish and Arabic cultures had inherently in their earliest traditions. Even the word, “Ojala,” has been rooted in In’sha’Allah.
I am on a quest to better understand the history and culture of the middle east, the customs, stories, world view, etc. I love your channel, and enjoy your desire to help people like me, better understand people like you. Please keep up the great work. P.S. I'd like to understand why all the noses are missing from so many Egyptian and South American ancient sites? That feels so contrived to me... just the noses??? Why?
We were placed here by Gök Tengri. I was not brought to this land from other countries, nor did I come. I know that I was sent privately by Gök Tengri here. Yakima Native American Big Chief Veninock- 1915
so after all france bring fighters to usa against the english south and french north they bring zouaves who are trib berber from.north africa algeria . names zwawa and they gather others from mali senegal and gambia and they did wat they did in wat we call now canada
This topic is very interesting, it is possible but the evidence is very scant. Even if west Africans did make it to America the impact was negligible because it did not significantly effect either population. After Columbus the entire world changed.
Muslims love Jesus, too: 6 things you didn’t know about Jesus in Islam Muslims don’t believe Jesus was the son of God, but they do believe him as a holy prophet sent before last and final messenger of Almighty Allah Mohammad (pbuh) By Jennifer Williams on December 20, 2018 3:36 pm “Madonna with the Book (Conestabile Madonna)” by Raffaello Sanzio, 1504. Sergio Anelli/Electa/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images Christmas, as everyone knows, commemorates the birth of Jesus and is a major religious celebration for Christians around the world. But what many people don't know is that Jesus is an important figure in Islam, too, even though most Muslims don't celebrate Christmas (though some, especially some American Muslims, do). In honor of the holiday, here are six things you may not know about the role of Jesus - and his mother, Mary - in Islam: Jesus, Mary, and the angel Gabriel are all in the Quran (as are Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and a bunch of other Bible characters). Muslims believe that Jesus (called "Isa" in Arabic) was a prophet of God, was born to a virgin (Mary), and will return to Earth before the Day of Judgment to restore justice and to defeat al-Masih ad-Dajjal ("the false messiah"), also known as the Antichrist. All of which may sound pretty familiar to many Christians. Mary (called "Maryam" in Arabic) has an entire chapter in the Quran named for her - the only chapter in the Quran named for a female figure. In fact, Mary is the only woman to be mentioned by name in the entire Quran: As noted in the Study Quran, "other female figures are identified only by their relation to others, such as the wife of Adam and the mother of Moses, or by their title, such as the Queen of Sheba." Mary is mentioned more times in Qur'an. Muslims believe that Jesus performed miracles: The Quran discusses several of Jesus's miracles, including giving sight to the blind, healing lepers, raising the dead, and breathing life into clay birds. The story of Jesus's birth as told in the Quran is also the story of his first miracle, when he spoke as an infant in the cradle and declared himself to be a prophet of God. Here's the story: And remember Mary in the Book, when she withdrew from her family to an eastern place. And she veiled herself from them. Then We [God] sent unto her Our Spirit [the angel Gabriel], and it assumed for her the likeness of a perfect man. She said, "I seek refuge from thee in the Compassionate [i.e., God], if you are reverent!" He said, "I am but a messenger of thy Lord, to bestow upon thee a pure boy." She said, "How shall I have a boy when no man has touched me, nor have I been unchaste?" He said, "Thus shall it be. Thy Lord says, ‘It is easy for Me.’" And [it is thus] that We might make him a sign unto mankind, and a mercy from Us. And it is a matter decreed. So she conceived him and withdrew with him to a place far off. And the pangs of childbirth drove her to the trunk of a date palm. She said, "Would that I had died before this and was a thing forgotten, utterly forgotten!" So he called out to her from below her, "Grieve not! Thy Lord has placed a rivulet beneath thee. And shake toward thyself the trunk of the date palm; fresh, ripe dates shall fall upon thee. So eat and drink and cool thine eye. And if thou seest any human being, say, ‘Verily I have vowed a fast unto the Compassionate, so I shall not speak this day to any man.’" Then she came with him [the infant Jesus] unto her people, carrying him. They said, "O Mary! Thou hast brought an amazing thing! O sister of Aaron! Thy father was not an evil man, nor was thy mother unchaste." Then she pointed to him [Jesus]. They said, "How shall we speak to one who is yet a child in the cradle?" He [Jesus] said, "Truly I am a servant of God. He has given me the Book and made me a prophet. He has made me blessed wheresoever I may be, and has enjoined upon me prayer and almsgiving so long as I live, and [has made me] dutiful toward my mother. And He has not made me domineering, wretched. Peace be upon me the day I was born, the day I die, and the day I am raised alive!" That is Jesus son of Mary- a statement of the truth, which they doubt. So although Muslims do not believe that Jesus is the son of God - a critically important distinction between Muslim and Christian views of him - Muslims do revere Jesus as an important prophet.
Orang -orang Afrika adalah pelopor penjelajah tertua di bumi dan kami dari Indonesia adalah bagian dari darah Afrika sebagai penduduk tertua yang mendiami kepulauan Indonesia dan darah Afrika membaur dengan pendatang dari benua Asia secara rentang waktu yang panjang hingga di era modern
You are 100% right. I know this from my DNA findings. I'm even linked to Ramesses III I'm not trying to brag but just stating how true it is and its completely avoided. My Ancestors came from Sicily I have Egyptian and Middle Eastern Friends they knew whaaay before i did.
WOW ! This is a fantastic Documentary, greatly researched thank you so much Sir for making it, this hidden history/knowledge is finally being revealed.
Mansa Abu Bakr brought Islam to South America in 1300 and it spread until the Spanish forced Christianity on everyone.
he's woefully misinformed
Not exactly. There are records of Mansa Musa saying that his predecessor Mansa Muhammad ibn Qu (who is sometimes misidentified as Abu Bakr) went on a transatlantic expedition, and never returned. It is possible that he successfully crossed the ocean, and if so, it's possible that he tried to convert pre-Colombian indigenous peoples to Islam. But there's no hard evidence of that. It's just speculation, not an established historical fact. Plus, a massive smallpox outbreak probably would've followed _anyone_ from the Old World (Africa, Middle East, Europe, etc.) who first contacted the indigenous people of the New World, and we have no evidence of that.
Absolute nonsense.
this is a good channel i learnt so much from you than i would ever learn in social studies class
This is great research it was definitely eye opening and I could feel it resonating in my soul and spirit! I with native American actually Canadian indigenous ancestry can now understand my interest and pull towards arabic culture even the spaniard moors! In our native communities here in America there's a saying "All my relations" and when you said we are all just one big tribe immediately made me think of this. We all have been robbed of the true history it hasbeen hidden for way to long and I can only pray that our Creator will expose it all in the coming months, Inshallah, keep up the good work I really loved this episode.
Thank you ma’am. There is more to come. I’m making 3 more episodes on in this series
@@optimisticarab can't wait love too how you are involving your son! Beautiful our kids are the future they will tell the true history once revealed 😍
We were placed here by Gök Tengri. I was not brought to this land from other countries, nor did I come. I know that I was sent privately by Gök Tengri here.
Yakima Native American Big Chief Veninock- 1915
Similar Words
Native American _ Turks;
Kin _KÜN (Göktürklerde _gün,güneş)
Hataa/Atea _ATA
Kan _KAĞAN
Uta/Uya/Utara _UTAĞ
Çinampas _ÇİÇEK
Kuç _ GÖÇ
Kayuka _KAYIK
İt-zcu-intli _İT, KÖPEK
Hkaz _KEZMEK(Gezmek)
Kuşkuş _KUŞ
Toos _TOZ
Yangi _YENGİ, YENİ
Kazyun _KAYIN (akraba)
Te _DE (ek)
Kuççi/Kiçeeç _KİÇİ/KÜÇÜK
Raş/Naş _YAŞ
Yaşıl _YEŞİL
Kir _KİR
Çakira _ÇAKIR
Tano _TAMU (cehennem)
Tepe/Tepek _TEPEĞ(tepe)
Bire/Pire _ BİR
İg/İk _İKİ
Bas _BEŞ
Yax-Çıran _YILAN
Yokut _YAKUT
Ak_pana _AK-KAPI
Kapakto-kon _ERGENEKON
Aıtıl _İTİL (nehir, göl, deniz)
Yao-tl _YAĞI(düşman)
Tekun/Tokin _ TEKİN/TİĞİN (Eski Türklerde prenslere verilen ünvan)
Dodohişça _ DUDAK
Tamazkal _ HAMAM (Temiz kal)
T-sün _ UZUN
Hogan _ HOPAN, Kerpiç ev
Missigi _ MISIR
Hu _ SELAM
Tete _ DEDE
Türe _ TÜRE, TÖRE
Atış-ka _ ATEŞ
Yanunda _ YANINDA
Aş-köz _ AŞ, YEMEK
Bir de Keçuaca var :
Tuka _ Tükür(mek)
Paku _ Bak/pak
Khapao _ Kaba
Ku _ Ko(mak) Koymak
Kaşa _ Kış
Kul’i _ Kül
Kal’ı _ Kalın
Kasa _ Kes(kesmek)
Tawga _ Tağ(dağ)
Khip-u _ ip
Çur _ Dur
As _ Az
La _ La,Le, İle(ekler)
Mi? _ Mi?
Tu/To _ Su
TURKISH WORDS IN NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES
As for the similarity in terms of language, Joseph Greenberg of Stanford University stated that these people lived in separate continents but spoke the same language.These people, who came to America with another migration wave 12 thousand years ago, later migrated to the South, and He notes that they have crossed into South America.
The common major mass of Native American dialects, consisting of 600 dialects in total, is the language of the Atabaşkan Indians. This language is from the Altai languages.
French linguist Dumesnil has identified 320 words similar to Turkish in Native American languages. The author of the book Indians and Turks, Prof.Dr. Reha Oğuz Türkkan added 110 more to these words as a result of his research. Prof. Dr. Mecit Doğru drew attention to the similarity of more than 60 place names at a Turcology congress in Istanbul.
What is more interesting is the similarities that the double words show in terms of both meaning and pronunciation! For example, the Indian name of a town in Arizona "Air-Water" means both the same meaning and "air / sky and water". The word "water" is also quite common in Peru: Like Kolla Suyo, Kondu Water, Ande Juice.
The "Akkapana" of the Incas is our "white door". Prof. dr. One of Reha Oğuz Türkkan's striking similarities is "Çapultepek" meaning "Çalpulcu Hill", which is the name of a neighborhood where he stayed in Mexico. Likewise, "Tepe Huan" means "Hill's Inn".
The similarity of such double words is very important. Swedish Lenguist Prof. According to Swadesh, the probability of a coincidence if double words resemble is only one in a few million
Fantastic research and work on this video ... loads of thanks
Thank you so much
There’s more to come
Feels bad to see such high quality videos has only few thousand view.
Great content! Eye opening.
🙏
Great eye-opening talk.
Queen Isabella of Portugal's name is Arabic. It is عز بالله ..iz billah meaning grandeur by Allah.
אֱלִישֶׁבַע (Elīshebha o Elisabet)
نحن العرب نعلم جيدا ان الاسبان و سكان امريكيه الجنوبية هم أقارب لنا بسبب
اننا عشنا ١٠٠٠ عام في أسبانيا ربما يكون اسلافكم مسلمون ادعوكم للاسلام.
Well thank you for sending those sick fucks to colonize us by force.
Spot on, job well done, thank you👨🌾👍👍👍👨🌾
1492 was a sad epoch and the begining of chaos in the world. Al Andalus forever
Excellent view Thank You ! 🎩
Thank you so much 😊
Please send us more and more of those excellent videos Sallam to you from the Republic of Yemen
So glad I found ur channel...even though I'm white american..I self identify as middle eastern..lol. love this kind of content especially about mansa Musa and American lost history, which the Great Reset mud flood era,, history was rewritten and Christopher Columbus became the first to step foot on America. That is what we where taught in school..that's why it's so important we have Channels like this..that cover these subjects
Thank you so much. I hope I can continue to add value.
why do u self identify as middle eastern
شكرا يا دكتور على هدا البحت المعمق الله يسلمك.
Love this episode
Thank you 🙏🏿 for beautiful lessons
There is many,many to come Insha Allah.
I am very pale, whote skinned, red haired. Most of my life other people have given the impression of disdain as that like i am a foriegner. I have even been mistaken to be part asian. My own father said i looked somewhat egyption when i had had a certain hooded sweatshirt on and had the hood pulled back just enough to show my ears. (I have odd habits i guess) i have had many dreams of giants and deserts. In fact when growing up i always encounterd depictions of middle east, greece, and egypt. The pictures always evoked or stirred something familiar within. At early ages i always read about these far off societies and cultures even trying to understand their languages. Seeing this video makes me wonder even more about my true ancestry for i am certain of my native american lineage due to familial records kept by my families. One thong i am certain of, is throughout all i have read and seen i always find familiar patterns and ideas that remind of a previous culture i read upon, like connecting the dots of a picture
One of the greatest videos I've ever watch
Thank you so much 😊
Fascinating thank you.💥
Thank you so much 😊
I am speachless very few have cared enough to seek and present this information
optimistic you sir are amazing and your son well he is amazing as well love you guys and wanted to thank you for being a great inspiration.
You just made my day!
💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
I appreciate your videos but you referred to Roots earlier, and Kunta Kinte- you should know that Roots was plagiarized from a novel written by Harold Courlander and Kunte Kinte was a fictional character. Alex Haley settled out of court in 1978
Correct 👍
Can you please stop the music
Can't hear what is being said
that map 19:29 same I always have wondered its because "we are related"
Egarly waiting for the next video!!!
I’m sorry I’m late. I’m trying my best to complete it soon
MashAllah great video.what a lot of people dont realize is that during the Islamic era of Al Andalus the vast majority of muslims that lived there were native spaniards who had embraced Islam.as the Reconquista was completed and the muslims were expelled and became moriscos great swathes of native spanish muslims left for Morocco with their Berber and Arab brothers
Americans today celebrate Columbus Day man who thought that he came to India but mistakenly came to American continent but we Muslims was on American continent loooong before him, thank you for this video i love history sellam aleikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
This is very true and like you I came to the same conclusion ..your right we are all connected whether through mixing of races, influences from other cultures and I was really quite young when I realises that what we are taught in school was how they wanted to always highlight the differences in peoples, culture's, faiths etc..instead I started to see how we are under all connected . My username is actually my way of saying in the cauldron of our world we are all primal , the first people and that is all that there was, is and will ever be. You should make more content like this. I find it refreshing thankyou ☺
Thank you so much 😊
Salaam, excellent
Columbus planned his voyage with Arab mariners in a Mazquitta... A mosque still exists till now
Outstanding Chanel
I'm indigenous from Colombia my people look more like dark Asian but I always think Salvadorians look so Arab they speak to me in Spanish and I'm always shocked
I would love to see your photo.
I truly believe that we are all related on this planet.
Naah,
You can look up for instance Peruvian people's and in that you will see more of what I mean
Theres Arab looken folks and then there is chinos they call us .
I know my history from a looooon long time ago our Cosmology was raised in it .
But the memory of wen we were almost wiped out has been somewhat erased .
That's how come I found this video so interesting becuase I always wondered how come thers buncha arabs here and why do they hate us and are we Chinese?? Hehe
We have been resisting for 500 years
Got keep a sense of humor bout it all
What a mess..
Thanks for responding .
Excuse the no pic I'm very superstitious..
I see what you mean. Too bad I still don’t know enough about Latinos to tell you apart, but I looked it up and see what you mean! We are all superstitious in our own ways I guess. I really want to visit South America, maybe someday!
@@optimisticarab
It wld be good to have a clear perspective on what's happening in south America
It's alot going in person is a first step
Not the leap that is was when there was blood on the streets.
Now theres more accommodation for the outside world to come in
Which is dangerous as an indigenous person because everyone sees how beautiful and resourceful she is and buy it all up and we have the same scenerio keep reliving itself .
Erase the memory
That we even exist .
And sell all the land .
We are the land as my olders say...
A clear perspective is needed ..
Are you the same narrator for Mysterious Middle East?
Yes sir
The journey of the great African king Mansa Abu Bakr is where the real history of America begins.
I am from the anishinaabe Great Lakes Nation of the ojibwe tribe. Most people believe I am of Middle Eastern origins. Coming from Michigan in a large middle eastern community.
We are all related
The problem is though that Slavery was not part of Islam around these times, Islam banished slavery altogether, there were many self-proclaimed people considered themselves as not only Masters but also Slaves, just to get over to the other sides of the world, this really was sold slavery by the slaves themselves, and unwanted out of control exodus for some Capitalist minded people.
مروج الذهب و معادن الجوهر، the second part of the name of the book translates to what we are made of, what makes us us! The inner type of strength/metal of the self ,
Noble drew Ali was right thank you for the video
Is part 1 available? Great video!!
It’s there in the videos if you go to my channel. I’ll make a playlist also
@@optimisticarab Awesome...I can't wait to see it...thank you!!
Well presented
The oldest mosques in Americas were here before Columbus and I read somewhere (I am trying to find the source again) that there is a mosque somewhere in Northern Canada that has been here for almost 200 years (Long before the European invasion)
Utterly fantastic ,just the music was kinda annoying and unneeded
Wow this is powerful!
Thank you 🙏
islamic point of view in history, probably the most interesting and accurate sources of knowledge. This is what this platform needs most
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Where's the rest of this... or can you link the original.
There are 2 more videos coming for this series. I hope I understood your question
Ive never heard of that King either. Why? Why was he removed from the official narrative
Greetings Ahmjad! I hope that you and your family are well. As children, we are given tailored "Historical Facts" that the culture we are part of is the prominant influence on how other cultures are developed over time. Arrogance is the first word that comes to mind. Throughout history, every culture is subject to outside influences, and is inevitable with humanity's need for exploration and conquest. Every culture believes that their way of life is the best, and others should follow for their own good. As history has shown us, this is not the case. Diversity is necessary for the survival of mankind. As you say, we are all really one tribe, but individuality within this great world is just as crucial for any society to function and survive...
Thanks for the comment. I agree. We need to be brave in order to be individuals.
@@optimisticarab hi, do you have a website?
@@obeyyah7404 I only have a merchant store
@@optimisticarab I don't know any Muslims but hear many things. You seem like the type of human I'd like to get to know. Like an exchange of ideas would bring growth and understanding
Yup 👍🏼
That’s why I love meeting people myself. You can ask me anything anytime
I remember watching Roots when it came out amazing to see the different dynamics of a history before my time… it was sad to hear that Kunta kinte was wasn’t mr Haley’s family…There was a court case where it was found that Mr.Haley plagiarized a book from 1967 called “ the African”
Yeah I heard about that
I am 40 years old and have never learned of this in America school system. I am part native. However I have heard of the conspiracy that native Americans are out of Egypt. This sounds interesting particularly when looking at the native Americans various languages. I was also rased in California.We are truly connected as a human race. If you mention these discoveries here in the states you are sensored
I live in Seminole Oklahoma now yet Iam from Bay area California I've been researching this and IAM amazed how the truth is finally getting told I've discovered blacks as IAM and Indians as IAM also😁 came from for Africa which Egypt is n before was named middle East Is overwhelming Any other race besides the European was tainted it's exciting Now for the Real History to come out see the truths.... And that We've been taught here in America ignorance of racism!!!! Shalom enjoy the HUNT.......LOVE THE CHANNEL ALREADY CAME OVER FROM MYSTERIOUSMIDDLEEAST💥🙏❤️
If natives are out of Egypt then black folks are not the Hebrew Children because Egypt held the Hebrews as slaves.
@@sandinarice6321
There are rumors, that there were also some white tribes in North America prior to Columbus.
There is still a white indiginous tribe somewhere in the south, I think in Brazil.
They say this tribe had haplogroup R, which is the most common haplogroup in modern Europe.
@@verenatuna9010 Haplogroup R is not WHITE...There are indigenous African tribes with R haplogroups too. Ramesis the II had an R haplogroup as an Egyptian Pharoah. It's only more prevalent among White Europeans today bec of selective breeding and natural selection. It's a Northern Asian (Russian-esque) haplogroup which made it's way by means of Turkic bloodline migrations into the Fertile Crescent (Turkey/Iraq (Babylonia)) in the Middle East and then entered Northern Europe. In America, the Siberian Russian connection crossed over the Beringian Strait and the populations which came in through there became the Native Americans with the R and even Q Haplogroups. It's a Northern Asian blood line..not White.
Hello my brother from our ancient pack! Our collective ancient history is one of our most pursued autodydactical studies and your search and findings seem to be travelling on exactly the same paths as mine. Luckily for us, you seem to be farther ahead on the trail and have left us some breadcrumbs to follow that filled in some holes in the story and showed us some doors to open and that lead to some rabbit holes! The story expands fractally...We love your works! Thank you for all your efforts! Let's sew our shared map and collective timelines back together!
Yes. Our journey has just begun.
TURKISH WORDS IN NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES
As for the similarity in terms of language, Joseph Greenberg of Stanford University stated that these people lived in separate continents but spoke the same language.These people, who came to America with another migration wave 12 thousand years ago, later migrated to the South, and He notes that they have crossed into South America.
The common major mass of Native American dialects, consisting of 600 dialects in total, is the language of the Atabaşkan Indians. This language is from the Altai languages.
French linguist Dumesnil has identified 320 words similar to Turkish in Native American languages. The author of the book Indians and Turks, Prof.Dr. Reha Oğuz Türkkan added 110 more to these words as a result of his research. Prof. Dr. Mecit Doğru drew attention to the similarity of more than 60 place names at a Turcology congress in Istanbul.
What is more interesting is the similarities that the double words show in terms of both meaning and pronunciation! For example, the Indian name of a town in Arizona "Air-Water" means both the same meaning and "air / sky and water". The word "water" is also quite common in Peru: Like Kolla Suyo, Kondu Water, Ande Juice.
The "Akkapana" of the Incas is our "white door". Prof. dr. One of Reha Oğuz Türkkan's striking similarities is "Çapultepek" meaning "Çalpulcu Hill", which is the name of a neighborhood where he stayed in Mexico. Likewise, "Tepe Huan" means "Hill's Inn".
The similarity of such double words is very important. Swedish Lenguist Prof. According to Swadesh, the probability of a coincidence if double words resemble is only one in a few million!
Similar Words
Native American _ Turks;
Kin _KÜN (Göktürklerde _gün,güneş)
Hataa/Atea _ATA
Kan _KAĞAN
Uta/Uya/Utara _UTAĞ
Çinampas _ÇİÇEK
Kuç _ GÖÇ
Kayuka _KAYIK
İt-zcu-intli _İT, KÖPEK
Hkaz _KEZMEK(Gezmek)
Kuşkuş _KUŞ
Toos _TOZ
Yangi _YENGİ, YENİ
Kazyun _KAYIN (akraba)
Te _DE (ek)
Kuççi/Kiçeeç _KİÇİ/KÜÇÜK
Raş/Naş _YAŞ
Yaşıl _YEŞİL
Kir _KİR
Çakira _ÇAKIR
Tano _TAMU (cehennem)
Tepe/Tepek _TEPEĞ(tepe)
Bire/Pire _ BİR
İg/İk _İKİ
Bas _BEŞ
Yax-Çıran _YILAN
Yokut _YAKUT
Ak_pana _AK-KAPI
Kapakto-kon _ERGENEKON
Aıtıl _İTİL (nehir, göl, deniz)
Yao-tl _YAĞI(düşman)
Tekun/Tokin _ TEKİN/TİĞİN (Eski Türklerde prenslere verilen ünvan)
Dodohişça _ DUDAK
Tamazkal _ HAMAM (Temiz kal)
T-sün _ UZUN
Hogan _ HOPAN, Kerpiç ev
Missigi _ MISIR
Hu _ SELAM
Tete _ DEDE
Türe _ TÜRE, TÖRE
Atış-ka _ ATEŞ
Yanunda _ YANINDA
Aş-köz _ AŞ, YEMEK
Tuka _ Tükür(mek)
Paku _ Bak/pak
Khapao _ Kaba
Ku _ Ko(mak) Koymak
Kaşa _ Kış
Kul’i _ Kül
Kal’ı _ Kalın
Kasa _ Kes(kesmek)
Tawga _ Tağ(dağ)
Khip-u _ ip
Çur _ Dur
As _ Az
La _ La,Le, İle(ekler)
Mi? _ Mi?
Tu/To _ Su
Africa and the place now called the middle east would be in the same position. Up until 1859 the so called middle east was still attached to Africa ,they were the same body of land we called Africa. They divided Africa with the construction of the Suez Canal in 1859.
Suez Canal (Arabic: قَنَاةُ ٱلسُّوَيْسِ, Qanāt as-Suwais) is an artificial sea-level waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea through the Isthmus of Suez and dividing Africa and Asia (and by extension, the Sinai Peninsula from the rest of Egypt). The 193.30-kilometre-long (120.11 mi) canal is a key trade route between Europe and Asia
It doesn't matter both Amerindians, mestizos and castizos are lovely people ❤
ALLAH is the almighty
Interesting. I’ve been in a search for a personal reason. I was brought here by a voice over you did on Malta. I was given information in meditation that Native American were the list tribes and original Jews. Israel was originally America. I’m trying to confirm or deny and it seems daily more comes out. I am an American Christ follower who believes we are all neighbors and indeed even relations of a sort. I hope to learn here. Thank you for being here.
Thank you so much 😊
ممكن تحط ترجمه للعربي
Thanks à lot
That's right. We are all one tribe. Both my parents were born in one of the oldest colonies in the Caribbean, Puerto Rico.
Furthermore, my genetics proves
this story, like many others.
I have a mix of indigenous, African, and Middle Eastern; including North Africa, Egypt & the Levant & the Iberian peninsula / Canary Islands & more... To say the least; it tells a story. Untold history! Thank you for shedding like on this topic.
Thank you. And you’re welcome
Same ❤❤ Alhamdulilah
You know there were slaves in Puerto Rico right?
Thank you much from the Appalachia’s ❤
You’re welcome ☺️
We went from America to Africa not the other way around!! America is EVERYTHING!! Islam, Irish, Hebrews, Romans...... we are being taught our history as if its someone elses.. when "they" came here Ben Franklin wrote "the new world is home to more groups of people and more animals than the rest of the world combined"
You know that is a falasy
Yes and Joe Biden is an alien
Why has there not been records of Americans discovering and coming to other parts of the world for centuries and millenias then? On the other hand, there are enough records to show there were visitors, migrants, and invaders even from other parts of the world to the Americas over the years. I"m afraid to say unless you can produce concrete evidence, the statement you said has no ground.
Have you ever seen the tv show Curse of Oak Island? The is an island has chamber with buried treasure that had human bones in it from when constructed, one of the remains tested as being Middle Eastern dna origin. The official history never has those type of people there around that time. You gave evidence that they were.
while I respect your researching skill , I must say there were a few things about our history that have since been rediscovered , leaving all past wording we learned in school to be..null and void / outdated . We are becoming more and more aware thanks to many courageous researches even scholars , of who we really are as a people...as we have learned that our identity had been lost by way of a paper genocide. without our grandparents , there would be no U.S. As I stated before , you did shed light on history which went missing and had been hidden from not only our people but from the world. For that I thank you. But just know , that we were here already and that america's indigenous were a copper colored people and that they were sent to europe and africa . This regurgitated trans atlantic slave story must be corrected , as most were taken to south america not the northern . A smaller percentage came to north america . I would strongly suggest that you stay on your course of gaining as much knowledge concerning this part of your research as possible. Thank you so much for all other information we needed to know .
Thank you so much 😊
@tee its true alot of slaves were brought down south than the north america,lets not forget alot were still smuggled into the U.S. and yes Indigenous are copper colored. Im just trying to understand,what is it you're getting at because I see no error in what his work displays? Part of my family have been here in the U.S. before the arrival of Europeans and some came from Africa in mid 1700s thru document and Orally passed down thru family. When we did DNA it further confirmed what we already knew,my family is from Louisiana with a mixed background from the choctaw/caddo natives with a reservation (State recognized not Federally)
You probably don't know this but each of our tribes has our own origin stories that speak about how we came to be. Even us Apache have our own but that is told around a fireplace, by somebody much wiser. I can't say too much because I don't want to break any of the Apache taboos. I am mixed, but I have ties to a certain Apache tribe here in Arizona. I do not think we derived from Arabia, personally. The reasoning behind my very existence is unknown to me currently but I myself have had my fair share of spiritual experiences. Some things are best told in person. Yusn Ahiyi 'e
I would love to hear these stories. Maybe one day! Who knows
He didn't boost the economy in Egypt he caused inflation
By the tone and inflection, the narrator is Egyptian and I suppose he didn't want to reveal that aspect of Egyptian history for fear of it being mistaken as a bad thing. A euphemism of sorts. The price of gold in Egyptian markets plummeted as did the cost of living .. which is a good thing for the public masses..and bad thing for the rich.
True. I was wrong. And I'm not Egyptian
@@optimisticarab I enjoyed the video keep it up
@kingtut3021 thanks a million
Asalaam alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakhatu i am an English Revert to Islam for 3years now Alhamdulilah and I love learning this hidden history thank you for making this video and may Allah accept and reward your efforts.ameen@@optimisticarab
Living and working in the Middle East, trying to simplify familial heritage, is a difficult one. I do not know much of my familial line. All I have are stories from family members. With genetic testing becoming a "norm" there are clues but not definative evidence.
That would depend on which part of the Middle East but Arabs, especially Arabians, have a very strong tradition of geneology and family record keeping. I have all 50+ names of both my mom's and father's paternal sides and most of the maternal information. It's only tricky if your family is not originally Arabian but migrants from other places like Turkey, Kurdistan, African tribes, or Indian migrants. Muslims especially have great records. I can't speak for Christian lineages across the Middle East especially if they used to be Muslim and forcibly converted to Christianity then the Churches would try to destroy their Muslim family records to remove any traces that a bad thing was done in the name of Christianity. This happened a lot during the Spanish Inquisition, Crusades, etc.
@Chatelaine0 The thing I find to be true about genealogy is who is "worth" recording. From what I know of my family line, they were extremely poor and illiterate. If they were born across the Rio Grande, they would be considered Mexican. My grandfather's date of birth was recorded incorrectly, and word around the family is there was a fire that destroyed many of these documents.
It's quite possible that my family owned property, but once Angols moved into Mexican territory, it was taken away from them. Everyone remembers the Alamo, and the biggest impact of that conflict was the Treaty of Hildago; which basically states that Angols can take land away from the Mexicans. (Even if the property has been passed down from generation to generation without a physical deed) Which gives way to the Homestead Act. It allowed Europeans to come in and take land away from its owners.
Christian records are going to depend on what information one wants to record. The Catholic church has kept a lot of records, but there are aspects of their record keeping that is for a trusted few. Even now, the record keepers of the past are not passing along this information; taking it with them to their grave. Thus, losing vital information to time and decay.
Man they were racist. They thought the brown people were black, i mean i can see it but there is no relation to the African lands.
Brother, jazak Allahu khairen for the documentary but please note, to English speakers saying the words 'pissed', or 'pissed me off' is still considered foul language and shouldn't be used by Muslims. It brings down the tone of your documentary as well.
You are right, but I'm not perfect and that's how I usually speak ( May God forgive). I'm still only human
@@optimisticarab No one has to be perfect brother. Allah tells us reminders benefit the believers. Surah Adh-Dhariyat - 55. If we are reminded of a short coming, that is a blessing in itself from Allah. Just to add to that. I was a non Muslim for 34 years, I used to speak like that too, but when you want to change for the sake of Allah, it can happen.
Interesting, i thought it would translate into brothers of hani. Language is fun and interesting.
Native Americans are much older than the religion of Islam or for that matter Christianity. Now if your question or title would have been are native Americans Arabs or Middle Eastern then I would have said it is a question with merit. I say this as a Cherokee not as someone with zero clue what they are saying. Before my family became Christian, our ancestors were medicine men or what some would call shamans. I haven't gotten but a few seconds into the video so I don't know if you covered this but there are quite a few Egyptian and Phoenician relics and cave drawings here in the United States.
I'm honored to have you here. I'm not an expert myself, I just wanted to share my shallow research.
@@optimisticarab I didn't think you were research was shallow at all. I was commenting on the title of the video alone that's why I made sure to say I hadn't watched it yet but I enjoyed the video. I enjoy your voice over on Mysterious Middle East. I was surprised you replied to a comment on a video you did so long ago. Thank you for replying.
6:07 is Iran and 6:08 is India
There was a native chief that was muslim before the genocide happened
Do you have the story? I would love to read it!
He is most likely talking about the Confederate General Stand Waite.
There is an Ottoman connection.
I'll be blunt Native Peoples had their own culture ,religions ,writings and architecture long before contact with Africans or Europeans.
To suggest otherwise is a form of colonialism ( especially based on religion or skin tone) . So some of your suggestion prove your are just another g-ddamn Britisher.
Do more research or talk to Elders first before opening your mouth.
Have a nice day and may God bless your heart.
From a tri racial American who knows true history.
Lol. Take it easy
I agree with you. My point is that there were a lot of people there before Christopher Columbus. That’s all. Peace ☮️
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Cheif Sawnee brother of Wali(Wahlee)...is one.
We were never Muslims. Cherokees wore turbans after visiting England and seeing them in style there.
A theory suggests many muslim black africans traders sailed west before columbus so they share the religion
beautifully made video, great way of decolonising history from Western narratives and agendas. This is knowledge that should be taught worldwide
Thank you so much 😊
I wonder the same things, i propuse that technology would be more aligned with nature and actual sustainable agriculture
Even the old traditional True Christians (or Nasrani) was established in amongst the Africans. And yet when Roman Churches gained popularity, they snuffed the Christians of Africas. I guess that's why the Africans then reverted back into Islam in the millions.
Then Caligastia became Caliph of Caliph-pornia?
Bought the same situation in the Appalachian Mountains 🤔this is an old land that had many children and offered succor to the hunted-until the secret WASN’T any longer 😔
Alex Haley's book "Roots" was not real!! He got sued and had to pay for stealing someone elses fictional story
Where is part 1?
It’s called are Arabs white part 1 it’s on their channel I had trouble finding to
th-cam.com/video/2G2J9LmKybk/w-d-xo.html
Very enlightening. And to answer your question, the Native Americans were monotheistic in principle
Thank you so much
The Comnanches, Cheyenne etc, were big into raiding parties and abducting the girls of other tribes, so there could well be a connection alright.
Interesting.
Any recommendations where one can study that idea?
Only online so far
@@awolawakened8807: Try the Astral Plain, or a galaxy far, far away. Somewhere over the rainbow maybe.
@@duibheasaoreilly167 okay lol I figured you made that up😆👍🏼
Yeah! I’m pissed too!
Great Video…. As a Italian American we were always told that Columbus discovered America and the Italians did it…I don’t blame my Elders they were told crap too about the real History…😂😂😂Funny how much think we “know” is false!
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California = Khalif = Islamic leader + fornia = flora plants of a particular region.
When the Spanish first saw California, it reminded them of the gardens of the Khalif. Khalif + flora = eventually became to be known as California.
Your totally wrong. It has spanish meaning. Caliente fornalia. Or latin calida fornax meaning hot climate. The last Muslim emirate( granada)was defeated by Castille in 1492.
The Spanish would never use the Arabic language to name something since they had their own language.
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Never? You are clearly very ill informed. Please check the number of ‘Spanish’ words derived from Arabic. Also the Spanish & Portuguese were so backward & under developed, everything they have achieved to date is due to their Muslim overlords. Even the Catholic popes attended Muslim universities in the Iberian peninsula as students. Not to mention innumerable ’enlightened’ European masters. The west owe everything they have achieved to their muslim teachers. However, you are free to continue to live in your ignorance surrounded fantasy. No forced conversions here. We are not the Catholic Church. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@tompeterson46288,000 words in Spanish have come directly from Arabic, along with the translated knowledge on ancient civilizations. Andalusia, even today, as we have visited there, have undeniable influences from Arabic cultures and friendly ways of warm communications along with intriguing coffee houses that Turkish and Arabic cultures had inherently in their earliest traditions.
Even the word, “Ojala,” has been rooted in In’sha’Allah.
I am on a quest to better understand the history and culture of the middle east, the customs, stories, world view, etc. I love your channel, and enjoy your desire to help people like me, better understand people like you. Please keep up the great work.
P.S. I'd like to understand why all the noses are missing from so many Egyptian and South American ancient sites? That feels so contrived to me... just the noses??? Why?
We were placed here by Gök Tengri. I was not brought to this land from other countries, nor did I come. I know that I was sent privately by Gök Tengri here.
Yakima Native American Big Chief Veninock- 1915
@@tengriaslan2423 if thats true then cool 👍🏽
Omar ibn Saeed was Fulani not Mandinka
caveza de vaca means cow head in Spanish
Really?!
Mind blowing... Make sense
so after all france bring fighters to usa against the english south and french north they bring zouaves who are trib berber from.north africa algeria . names zwawa and they gather others from mali senegal and gambia and they did wat they did in wat we call now canada
He came up missing why you saying he made it to America we know the story
This world is not all THAT big , people got around more than is commonly known 🤔😊
This topic is very interesting, it is possible but the evidence is very scant. Even if west Africans did make it to America the impact was negligible because it did not significantly effect either population. After Columbus the entire world changed.
100%
We all originated from africa no doubt. And before religion became a thing too.
Muslims love Jesus, too: 6 things you didn’t know about Jesus in Islam
Muslims don’t believe Jesus was the son of God, but they do believe him as a holy prophet sent before last and final messenger of Almighty Allah Mohammad (pbuh)
By Jennifer Williams on December 20, 2018 3:36 pm
“Madonna with the Book (Conestabile Madonna)” by Raffaello Sanzio, 1504. Sergio Anelli/Electa/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images
Christmas, as everyone knows, commemorates the birth of Jesus and is a major religious celebration for Christians around the world.
But what many people don't know is that Jesus is an important figure in Islam, too, even though most Muslims don't celebrate Christmas (though some, especially some American Muslims, do).
In honor of the holiday, here are six things you may not know about the role of Jesus - and his mother, Mary - in Islam:
Jesus, Mary, and the angel Gabriel are all in the Quran (as are Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and a bunch of other Bible characters).
Muslims believe that Jesus (called "Isa" in Arabic) was a prophet of God, was born to a virgin (Mary), and will return to Earth before the Day of Judgment to restore justice and to defeat al-Masih ad-Dajjal ("the false messiah"), also known as the Antichrist. All of which may sound pretty familiar to many Christians.
Mary (called "Maryam" in Arabic) has an entire chapter in the Quran named for her - the only chapter in the Quran named for a female figure. In fact, Mary is the only woman to be mentioned by name in the entire Quran:
As noted in the Study Quran, "other female figures are identified only by their relation to others, such as the wife of Adam and the mother of Moses, or by their title, such as the Queen of Sheba." Mary is mentioned more times in Qur'an.
Muslims believe that Jesus performed miracles: The Quran discusses several of Jesus's miracles, including giving sight to the blind, healing lepers, raising the dead, and breathing life into clay birds.
The story of Jesus's birth as told in the Quran is also the story of his first miracle, when he spoke as an infant in the cradle and declared himself to be a prophet of God. Here's the story:
And remember Mary in the Book, when she withdrew from her family to an eastern place. And she veiled herself from them. Then We [God] sent unto her Our Spirit [the angel Gabriel], and it assumed for her the likeness of a perfect man. She said, "I seek refuge from thee in the Compassionate [i.e., God], if you are reverent!" He said, "I am but a messenger of thy Lord, to bestow upon thee a pure boy."
She said, "How shall I have a boy when no man has touched me, nor have I been unchaste?" He said, "Thus shall it be. Thy Lord says, ‘It is easy for Me.’" And [it is thus] that We might make him a sign unto mankind, and a mercy from Us. And it is a matter decreed.
So she conceived him and withdrew with him to a place far off. And the pangs of childbirth drove her to the trunk of a date palm. She said, "Would that I had died before this and was a thing forgotten, utterly forgotten!" So he called out to her from below her, "Grieve not! Thy Lord has placed a rivulet beneath thee. And shake toward thyself the trunk of the date palm; fresh, ripe dates shall fall upon thee. So eat and drink and cool thine eye. And if thou seest any human being, say, ‘Verily I have vowed a fast unto the Compassionate, so I shall not speak this day to any man.’"
Then she came with him [the infant Jesus] unto her people, carrying him. They said, "O Mary! Thou hast brought an amazing thing! O sister of Aaron! Thy father was not an evil man, nor was thy mother unchaste." Then she pointed to him [Jesus]. They said, "How shall we speak to one who is yet a child in the cradle?"
He [Jesus] said, "Truly I am a servant of God. He has given me the Book and made me a prophet. He has made me blessed wheresoever I may be, and has enjoined upon me prayer and almsgiving so long as I live, and [has made me] dutiful toward my mother. And He has not made me domineering, wretched. Peace be upon me the day I was born, the day I die, and the day I am raised alive!"
That is Jesus son of Mary- a statement of the truth, which they doubt.
So although Muslims do not believe that Jesus is the son of God - a critically important distinction between Muslim and Christian views of him - Muslims do revere Jesus as an important prophet.
Orang -orang Afrika adalah pelopor penjelajah tertua di bumi dan kami dari Indonesia adalah bagian dari darah Afrika sebagai penduduk tertua yang mendiami kepulauan Indonesia dan darah Afrika membaur dengan pendatang dari benua Asia secara rentang waktu yang panjang hingga di era modern
Bravo!
Thank you so much 😊
"Were", not "where".
Thanks! Fixed it
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At your service :)
You are 100% right. I know this from my DNA findings. I'm even linked to Ramesses III I'm not trying to brag but just stating how true it is and its completely avoided. My Ancestors came from Sicily I have Egyptian and Middle Eastern Friends they knew whaaay before i did.