History of the Persian Gulf explained, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and the UAE
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- History of the Persian Gulf explained, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and the UAE . Documentary united Arab emirates simplified brief.
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Just before leaving, the UK made sure every country here is left with a border conflict with its neighbor
Lol
@Terry Summers The majority of gulf people is white. Same in the West.
All countries in the world were fighting their neighbours throughout history.
@Terry Summers Muslims don't hate white people. Firstable because their societies, like yours, are multi-ethnic. I believe in the West there are black and white people, so the same in the Muslim majority countries.
Second, I think that Muslims hate the western policies that interfere with their own business. The West is sucking their natural resources by putting and supporting puppet dictatorships in their countries, declaring war on them, invading, and embargoing their economies, occupying parts of their territories, suppressing Muslim minorities, torturing them like what happend in Guantanamo and other secret detension facilities. Just watch the news and see the situations that happened and still happening like in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Iran, Palestine, Ceuta and Melilla, Chechnya...
I don't hate white people and nobody does, I'm white myself. But your politics suck and push the folks to hate your unfair practices for getting oil and minerals at low prices.
Peace in the world bro.
@Terry Summers I'm sure you'll make some good friends in that part of the world. I've been there, they are like friendly and welcoming. No roberies, no gun shots, no mafias, no cartels like what we see in the Western movies and news. Very safe places with good infrastructure, big malls, skyscrappers, and nice people. I said that because in the mass media they kind of give that picture of Muslims being only desert warriors and camel herders... You will see and judge. Of course they have got their own share of problems like everywhere else but overall nice experience. I made some good trips there. Enjoy your trip.
@Terry Summers I'm not sure if they are still organizing cross Desert trips by camels. I mean, they mainly do it by 4x4 cars nowadays. Can't give advice about this, but it's safe when it's well prepared to avoid thurst and getting lost. I believe in other countries like Morocco or Tunisia they still do. Anyway, I wish you a good trip.
I'm Emirati, when my grandmother was 10, she was sent to saudi arabia to comb the hair of little Saudi girls for money, life was very difficult in the early 1900's. After she got married she had lots of babies to support her in life, and most of them couldn't survive, she ended up with 13, There was no such thing as doctors or milk. She wouldn't see her husband for months and years, and every time he leaves he might not come back. They've never heard of food that can be eaten without being cooked or dried, seeing someone eating a tomato was really weird, she was afraid of being poisoned if she ate it, whole neighborhood would gather to see the magical food from the far away land.
Hard life style....
RashidLikesBlank wow was hard my allah gtant her jannah
Touched by your grandmother's story. I really wish that rest of Emiratis had empathy towards poor Asian expats.
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Wow!! What a story to tell. I wish people recorded the older generation. Thanks for sharing
Man you never EVER release bad content....one of my favorite channel.
Loved the video, briefly explained in one place finally!
Great content
For such a small island, Bahrain's history and legacy is amazing
Bahrain has no history other being an island of Persia that got taken by British and then called Bahrain.
bahrain and qatar so small but rich
Phoenicians from Bahrain
@@persiancat1116 Arabs lived here since 4000bc back when Iranian didn't even exist on the Arabian gulf 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@desfighter وقتی اسم تمدن و فرهنگ و هنر و ادبیات میاد وسط شما اعراب ملخ خور 😏 شاش 🐫 خور باید چت رو ترک کنید ، چقدر شما اعراب قیافه های عجیب و ناخوشایندی دارید ههههههههه
💓Persian gulf💓 for ever
Oman sea 😉
dude there is different between persian gulf and oman sea@@yasseralsaidi2665
oman sea(or makran sea) is in east of persian gulf and connect persian gulf to indian ocean
Thank you Epimithius!
Persian gulf 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤❤
@@user-ch7vk9tn6gTrump's words have no value because historians and ancient inscriptions have used the name of the Persian Gulf. Even medieval maps used the Persian Sea.
. Trump is just a rich clown who wants to be president. He used the fake word Arabian Gulf out of spite and enmity. Maybe because of illiteracy. Not only Trump, but also Israeli politicians sometimes use the term Arab Gulf because of their hatred for Iran. But something is true. The word is the Persian Gulf. From Achaemenid inscriptions to Greek, Roman and Islamic historians, they have all used the name of the Persian Gulf. Even the king of Saudi Arabia used the word Persian Gulf in a letter a hundred years ago.
@@RamyZaynکیرم تو کص مادر هرچی عربه
@@user-ch7vk9tn6gهم خارتورو گاییدم هم عربا هم ترامپ
@@JohnJohnny-jg2el بیا کیر منو بخور خارکصه
@@user-ch7vk9tn6g ohhh just because trump said Arab gulf it will be arab gulf I see.....
Thanks for your videos.
I love this video and channel you have my sub keep up the good work
Love your videos dude, keep it up
Thank you, Arash!
Another great video from a great creator! Keep it up I love the non-Eurocentric history videos you keep producing
Well done! Thanks!
Thank you for making this video
Nice vid buddy, keep it up your great work.
Quick fact: prior to independence, both the Emirates of Dubai & Qatar shared the same currency. And after Dubai joined the the UAE, Qatar maintained the currency which it still uses today: The Qatari rial
معلومة مفيدة شكرا
What is stopping the creation of one common currency in GCC areas?
Don't they know they are power block?
@@BaibonnDilangalenSangid-fv9qk Internal Feuding. Arabs like to fight, because everyone wants a bigger piece, unfortunately. Now with the blockade on Qatar we've been sent back 15 years on political development, meaning oil wealth is likely to decline faster than a prosperous union can be made.
@@AArrad the main stumbling block, Nazi Zionist UK monarchy worshipper leaders whose Allah is Nazi Zionist.
Not only currency, Arabs are likewise troubled by understanding Islam.
Can you imagine, Nazi Al Saud gangsters clan only celebrate two Islamic holidays? Eid ul Fitr and Eid'l Adha? What a sucker?
Oust the gangster bloodsucker Al. Saud war purveyor against the Muslim world.
And Abu Dhabi was using Bahraini dinars
Great video as always keep up the amazing work my man! :D
Do more African vids thxxxx
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What is the main point this video talk about?
Wow very good. Absolutely brilliant.
Have you ever done anything to do with Rome’s campaigns in Germania? And if not, have you ever thought about doing some stuff about them?
Great video as usual on this channel
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO AND THANKS TO THE PATREON WHO SUGGESTED THIS! I've learned and quenched my thirst for knowledge about the gulf countries.
- An Indian from Kuwait.
THANKS ONCE AGAIN EPIMETHEUS, definitely supporting you once I'm financially self-reliant =')
It's Persian gulf, not gulf 😊
Hello my friend i like your video really very good job its so interesting to see someone talk about our history and culture one problem though really i struggle with when i saw your video that when you talk about something you didn't put like timeline or date in the picture so we understand when that happen or in which time in history you talk fast and in general when you said like 19 century many things happen in that time . any how really thank you so much i swear if i have the time i will translate it to Arabic and send it to all the people i know its really amazing job well-done ....
Well done!
Thanks Andrew!
The only non arab country in persian gulf !! PERSIA
ghazanfar #1 there is no Persia , only Iran .
@@hassanbassim4007 Iran is a Persian country.
@Mk jew Are you OK mr Jew? Iran was always called Iran/Iranshahr. Persian empire was the title given to the iranian empires by Europeans, because Europeans have a tendency of naming an empire after it's ruling province. ( Like the Roman empire)
Iran was never fully Persian & Romewas never fully Roman.
Ur right, British was called this name but the right name is ARABIAN GULF
@@alimsemakweli1376 there is no arabian* IT IS PERSIAN GULF, you can't change that fact
awesome! thanks
HUZZAH! A MAN OF *GOOD TEACHING METHODS!*
I like this guy owner of channel I wish other youtube channels were like this as honest and no lies facts as they are
My guy i see you comment alot that I remembered your name lol love from egypt tho
you're back!!
Simple and Well explained
A great and informative video
Great videos man respect from a Iranian-canadian😉
C'mon man! There's no such thing
can you do a video about the omani empire
Arafat Alhajri مو وازنك!😁😂
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Arafat Alhajri ما وزنك .. مو وازنك يعني ويش كالفنك ... شكلك ما عماني؟😅💙
كنت امزح
Arafat Alhajri ليش احس طاح وجهي 😅💔
Is there a place where you site your sources? Just curious.
on point ... can i know which book you read this from
Every one be fighting over a sea while Oman has it own sea
Yes, it is true that Oman has a long maritime history that the mountains do not hide
that's makran sea
@@johnwashington5179 Oman sea
historically its baluch or makran sea@@sami3566
in term of costal border, iran and pakistan have more borders than oman and UAE
in term of population its not clear but considering that iran and pakistan population both support makran sea name, again makran wins
Greeting from Sri Lanka living in UAE🇦🇪🇱🇰❤️
Epimetheus, what is the name of the music background?
good video 👍🏻
Hello from bahrain!!🇧🇭
Salam from Iran
va alaykumo hello
Hi im from Iran
And
Ilove PERSIAN GULF
Hello from Iran
تحية من لبنان
Kuwait is an interesting story indeed, still disputed on why the US and 6 other countries got involved in the Iraqi takeover of Kuwait.
Geart vidoe borther
Epimethus, You do a lot of good history videos but not any videos on Kurds. :( We Kurds as an Iranian peoples group have a long and rich history filled with empires and warriors like our Persian brothers. Please my friend make a Kurdish video. Always love watching your vids, keep up the great work brother. Love from Kurdistan
Could it be an actual iranian kurd. not a pan kurd from the Arabic and turk countries. I LOVE YOU
Ezidi Kurd yes and we true Iranians are very very proud of you! You still use the term pishmarga the name that was for the elite cavalry of the Sassanid empire 👏👏 Kurds are the second biggest iranic group in the world. The big brother of the Iranian ppl
Ezidi Kurd Hey my ezidi brother, I always consider Ezdis as true Kurds, you never abandoned our real religion which is Ezdisim, Biji Melk taws biji Kurdistan biji Kurd
salute and love to you from Iran
Mokh7777 Sassanid empire got destroyed
A video on Yemen would be interesting, since you've done the rest of the Arabian peninsula.
Very True
Royland Maines yes it would be
Royland Maines yemen is a reaper drone target range.... Lmao
Manuel Calavera. Where do you think Arab speaking Iranians (yeah that’s a thing “Khuzestan”) live? That’s why it’s called the Arabian gulf. However it’s a Symantec issue and I don’t think anyone would object to it being called the Persian gulf mainly as homage to the greatness of the Persian empires.
Manuel Calavera jeez someone's had a bad day. Why did a comment wind you up this hard?
Epimetheus, I can provide you with a history of the ship builders in Kuwait. Since they are my ancestors,, called "Baharna"
Sounds cool! Were they the ancestors of the Phoenicians?
Israel Chua No, phoenicians originally came from Bahrain and Oman
Bruh Bruh Phoenicians are from Lebanon
@@nab.7250 I know bro, they settled cities there like Sidon, Tyre, Byblos. But it seems they came from Bahrain before that
Israel Chua yh they're originally from the gulf coast on places like Bahrain and Oman. hell, the original Sūr is in Oman actually
Nice!
Well done.
Great history
Thanks King Awiye!
Epimetheus
Could you please do history of Somalia, starting with antiquity. I know Somalia is not great country now but it was once and it's cool to read about. Thank you 😁👍 History of Somalia: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Somalia
arada lij
I wonder if the opposite will happen 🤣
Quraysh القرشي stop lying it was built by somalis, somalis are not just nomads.
Quraysh القرشي somalis were not that tribalistic but It was indeed somalis, there is less than 2% arabs in somalia, what are you on about, go to saudi arabia and stop claiming Somalia history
Waiting for a Yemeni culture video
Very interested in their culture, fascinatinf archeological strutures
😍
@Justin Y.
Ok go take it
Amazing. So well explained. Do you have anything on Oman? I was there last year and am editing my video for my youtube channel
@Terry Summers It was incredible. It was everything I wanted. Spent a few night in the desert, drove around and was blown away by the amazing drives in the country. Made me wish I had a better rental car.
Terry Summers then I got there just in time. I just always wanted to go the Middle East but not Dubai and since Iraq is off the table Oman seemed like good option. It was also conveniently located en route to Pakistan where we were heading.
Terry Summers I hear you. I would love to go to Iran or Iraq. Oman is very progressive compared to other gulf states. They have a great diplomatic relationship with the states.
Just published my Oman video on my channel. Hope you enjoy it! th-cam.com/video/Hu9FwYYchcI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
forgot to mention 1971, when Iran gave up traditional sovereignty over Bahrain, and the latter became independent following a UN administered charade called "opinion poll". Iran got the three strategic islands at the mouth of the Gulf in return.
Amazing channel I've just discovered
This was good
Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf are really beautiful and spectacular 💙💙
@@user-ch7vk9tn6gTrump's words have no value because historians and ancient inscriptions have used the name of the Persian Gulf. Even medieval maps used the Persian Sea.
. Trump is just a rich clown who wants to be president. He used the fake word Arabian Gulf out of spite and enmity. Maybe because of illiteracy. Not only Trump, but also Israeli politicians sometimes use the term Arab Gulf because of their hatred for Iran. But something is true. The word is the Persian Gulf. From Achaemenid inscriptions to Greek, Roman and Islamic historians, they have all used the name of the Persian Gulf. Even the king of Saudi Arabia used the word Persian Gulf in a letter a hundred years ago.
@@user-ch7vk9tn6g The name of this is the Persian Gulf. The former president of the United States said this because of his enmity with Iran. I myself went to one of the Iranian islands and it was written Persian Gulf in my passport. 💙
@@RamyZayn I have come to the Persian Gulf both in history and on internet sites and in school books. And that the Arabs gave a fake name called the Arabian Gulf out of regret. Its real name is the Persian Gulf. Good luck
@@JohnJohnny-jg2el Persian Gulf is mentioned both in history and on internet sites and in our books at school. And that the Arabs have used a fake name called the Arabian Gulf out of regret. Its real name is the Persian Gulf. good luck
Hey someone noticed my country (Bahrain) exists.Keep it up epimetheus
Greetings from Iran
hussam 'smail are u Indian expact or arab
Uae too
hello from iran
i was born in uae and lived in bahrain for 10 years only 11 now so just left
That was Unexpected, but enjoyable.
Can you do a video on the history of Yemen?
Do a video about the levant next
Can you do the history of the horn and Yemen
golden foxa yemen were under The Rule of Saudi Arabia The Region of *Hejaz*
@@popzain3061 sorry but your wrong yemen exist before saudi Arabia yemen were not conquered by african
@@popzain3061 if you don't know don't talk sh*** Yemen older than the entire world
Read and talk for me this channel not or any channel it's not a reference okay read dummies
@@popzain3061 i am from yemen and u made me sad for that lie
You missed one major fact here... Baluchistan, a province of Pakistan, was bought from Oman.
It was Omani territory.
What do you use to draw these?
I use both an old Wacom tablet with a desktop...and a surface tablet.
Epimetheus
Thanks :)
Epimetheus
What program?
Strange that early on in this region’s history that they didn’t form a more cohesive society and kingdoms. Though I guess it’s more peaceful and prosperous being the trader rather than the warrior/conqueror
The region is a huge desert where bedouin tribes used to live. There were nothing much to conquer and unite before they found oil.
there was no need to even own land as traditionally people just moved around or lived in villages and coastal towns. the divisions came from outsiders who never understood the concept of freeholding
PapaDragon 69
Nope, most Mesopotamian ancient findings are found throughout the region, down to Oman.
Actually it's debatable whether civilizations ascended from the south or vise versa.
PapaDragon if you go further back youll see the Islamic empire concurred the ME and north Africa. Also you could argue that Oman, ever since it was founded after the portagese occupation, was one of, if not the only country outside of Europe that took states outside of thier continent ( zanzibar and mozambique) and also they formed their own unique culture without biduwans.
tammam alfility oh yeah, I forgot all about Oman for a while there, thanks for mentioning it.
PERSIAN GOLF, forever❤❤❤
This is the name this golf has been known of for 3,000 years internationally.
By repeating a lie no one can change it.
@Abdo Hadad wrong! Ahwaz and Khoozestan have been part of Iran (Persia) since beginning of civilization. There we have the city of Susa( today's shoosh) which is the second capital city of first Persian Empire(2500 years ago). It's never been for Arabs. Of course Arabs have lived there just like many other Iranian tribes like Lors, Bakhtiaris, Persians, Etc.
@Abdo Hadad i meant "Civilization in Iranian Plato". By the way, the name of places do not change when populations change. So if someday Iranians conquer Lebanon and Egypt will you call the Red Sea "Iranian See" ? Of course not. Just the same as Persian golf. It's been called Persian golf from thousands of years ago and it will remain so, whether the area is populated mostly by Arabs or Non-Arabs!
Not so accurate as the rulers of Bahrain were based in Qatar and it was historically part of Bahrain until 1932 the British encouraged the Thani family who were an employee of Bahrain rulers to declare independence thus creating an independent state and as you notice their national flag is a copy of Bahraini flag for the reason mentioned above, so please correct your information source.
Plz can u tell me what is the referance?
perfect
I just found out my DNA results and apparently I am 40% Omani. I wish to learn more about the history of my people. I was born and raised in California, but never truly knew my heritage.
So your Khaliji?
good
Don't trust these tests!
Might be from jawader and Baluchistan or the Eastern Africa coast with were part of colonial Oman in 18th century. His last name (tribe name) will tell you everything
2.6k views, 56 coments and no one dislike in 7 hours? I have faith in humanity finanly! 👍😁
you have to lose it agian hahaha
3 weeks
524 comments include mine
54K views
108 dislikes :)
and i gave you the 30th like by the way
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Wow 108 dislikes? Man haters are growing.
hahah growing quickly as like bacteria :)
Nice
Hi.. I am a Bahraini from Bahrain.. My grandfather was from Iran but me and my father were born in bahrain.. My father speak Persian but i dont my mother language is Arabic Bahraini accent .. So we became Arabs.. Maybe quarter of Bahraini ppl are like me also..
So you're ajam then, stop trying to claim our Bahraini identity.
@@Nobody-qs3fuPersian are the true civilians of Bahrain you Arabs migrated there mostly in 19th and 20th century. Bahrain will become a Persian city again as it was for the whole time in history Persia will conquer that after getting away of the mullahs and international restrictions and you arabs would call yourselves Iranian or go back to the desert you belong to🤐🤐🤐
I think you have it a little bit wrong because Saudi Arabia was established in 1902 and was fully united in 1932 this is the third Saudi Arabia but actually the first saudi state started in 1744 even before the US and other UK colonies
After seeing that the Portuguese could sail clear around Africa to Bahrain, the idea that they could not have gone to South and North America lacks credibility. I would love to visit Oman.
Can you make a video about History of Oman?
This report misses the details of social life of the region. Refer to this book as a reference “The Oasis of Al-Hasa” by FS Vidal, 1955.
This area has huge oasis supplying basic human life needs such as water, food, industries, education, law, markets and crafts. Only those who belong to Greater Gulf Region value the historical contribution to humanity that area served.
Happy researching!
I am so proud of my country. It is OMANI EMPIRE⚔️ 🇴🇲⚔️
Syria-> Umayyad Empire
Iraq (and sometime Raqqa, Syria as capital)-> Abbassids
@محمد حمد ليش تصيح
Lol empire!!! What is your so called empire known for? Making Halwa, chips and sandawika😂😂😂😂
@@6al3omri هري
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You forget to mention Omar bin Khattab who crushed Persian empire, he is a famous figure in this region
@outlawfly from the back while he was praying 😂😂😂😂
@outlawfly you guys are pussies 🐱🐱🐱🤣🤣🤣
Nice.
Bahrain was an Iranian province which got separated in 1971 by the force by the Britain’s.
great video
explain estonia
I wish to type subtitle thank you
I didn't know how reach the history of Persian Gulf is. I wish all the best to all the people of the region.
Thank you epimithius. Lots of Loves from an iranian
Thank you Parsa!
😊😊😊
Parsa Nasehi thank you Parsa, very cool! Lots of love from a man of Israeli descent
SomeSocialistScumbag haha why are you saying that?!
Parsa Nasehi no reason
اسلم عليكم ان من امرت assalamualakum from UAE 🇦🇪
Do one for the red sea
Oman used to be bigger back then, why are you using today's borders? The UAE didn't exist until 1971, it was a part of Oman and at times even Qatar and Bahrain
All true- Trucial-Oman coast and the boundaries weren't fully agreed upon until the early 1970s (Buraimi Dispute being the obvious example of in-fighting between Saudi, Abu Dhabi and Oman with the British stuck in the middle). Strictly speaking Fujairah really ought to be part of Oman.
The UAE did not declare independence in the way suggested that is similar to Indian independence- the British simply 'left' and Sheikh's Zayed (Abu Dhabi) and Rashid (Dubai) were begging them to stay. I wish the same was true for the Al Qasimi clan of Sharjah, but that's another even more complicated story.
Oman is anciently called "Magan" means "the Land of ships" as recognized by the Babylonians date back to 3rd millennium bc, a history of mastering the sea. Oman was an advanced culture whether ancient or Islamic. Omanis are basically the Portugals of Arabs :) As also Oman also has a long history of battles with Portuguese.
Ram1 za3tr what kind of bs are u spewing lmao. Oman never had a rich history. You were dominated over by the Portuguese and the British. Even your empire in Zanzibar lasted less than 45 years before you were kicked out, resulting in the shortest war in modern history(search it up if you don’t believe me lmao).And your ruling family was only in control of Muscat, guwadar and Zanzibar. Most of the land you have now was never historically yours. You’re very biased and someone has been indoctrinating you, how about you review your info?
There were the 7 Emirates, the emirates were Never Controlled by The Oman except For a few years where we were called the South arabians republic but it didn't last that long
Underground_Roamer you sound like a dirty Saudi
Now talk about IRAQ before war , the vintage life of Iraq 🌸
Wasn't Iraq before the war a tourist hotspot?
@@mizcaesar1804 it is, people used to go there for their honeymoon, it was modernized. Their clothes, the buildings, everything
@@Yumi992 it's sad that all this stuff happened I hope Iraq can go back to it's former state
Ok bro your information is kinda flawed, what about Baluchistan? Or the omani empire that spread from Bahrain till Madagascar in the early 1900s?
Exactly , and this unfortunately was omitted .
Wasn't it cupper ore they found in Oman?
Jakob Peter Raahauge yes
Do a video about the Omani Empire ...that would be some brand new information for All the viewers 🙂💙🌐
Actually Bahrain independent happened in Qajar and Pahlavi GOV
We literally signed to become a British protectorate on 1862. That’s before the Pehlavis. Get a history book. Not everything your government tells you is right.
@@rashidabdulghaffar9210 Iranian government doesn't even include Bahrain in the study books for students or even talk about it. Bahrain started to get independent ideas since the 1860s but it was legally confirmed on the 1970s (or prior, I don't remember the date cause I read this whole thing a long time ago) when Iran gov finally let go of Bahrain (which it was totally a British conspiracy, in order to make Iran let go of Bahrain they gave back 3 islands; Bumusa, Greater and the lesser tunb. but from the very beginning when Iran got back these islands; UAE started to claim these islands which it led to their failure) to make a referendum to either Join Iran, Join Britain, or completely be independent, and I don't know anything further.
@@rashidabdulghaffar9210 the Truth is that Bahrain is part of Persia and no one can deny the Persian majority in Bahrain . Try to study the true history , not everything that you like to read 😉😊
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Persian Gulf forever
Love from Iran 🇮🇷 ❤️
@صقر السعودية Saudi Falcon
In live in USA, and I’ve traveled many places all around the world. I have never seen a geographical map 🗺 with Arabian Gulf on it, or I’ve never hear anyone call “Arabian Gulf”
It’s been always “Persian Gulf” and will remain Persian Gulf!
Your King being Trump’s wife doesn’t change the history or geography!
❤🤍💚♾
@@tigersf1788 Same, French Canadian here; we only know it as Persian Gulf, which sounds way rich and historically significant!
@@tigersf1788 who cares the gulf is imaginary anyway its not like persians and arabs are the only people in west asia
I didn’t get it so much information but the original inhibitors of uae are from what origins it’s a bit confusing
Original inhibitors of today's uae is Omanis (and its ethnic mix), Persians (because that area has been a battle field between oman and persia),
other arab tribes
and finally (not sure about this) but they say one of the tribes who fought against the prophet ran away and lived in the mountain area (Apparently Khalid bin waleed came to exterminate them but Oman said it was fine)
ChangedNames I agree and I’m from uae and we know this we can know my the family name who has Persian mix . We call them عجم . Persians . And the ones of ethnic tribe we call them Arabs
Just a little fun fact for you guys: Before gaining independence, Qatar was considered to be the poorest region on earth that is until they discovered an oil rig while diving for pearls, and now Qatar is considered to be one of the richest countries ever
U forgot Iran was one of the original founders of OPEC
I love the part when you included Kuwait 🇰🇼 :>
I have always been very interesting into this topic, this is why i am so much interested into it.😀
We are really getting less inform on western and Ottoman-Persian colonization influence on this region.