@@berdigylychrejepbayev7503 arabs and persians were people of technology and civilization, not turks or kurds, sorry to say but the ottomans didn't left no technology to muslims in their rulling period..
He was born in our Kurdish town of Cizîr (Jazeer) where his name comes from. Most Jazari, jazeeri surnames are Kurdish indicating Kurdistan region. Turks fabricate lies such as claiming him being Artuklu 😁😁
well at that time region controlled by turkish dynasties and there were turkish in that city so you need more information about his identity rather than just a city
@@jehad9644 he is Arab, in that time the Kurds were more like in the side of Iran the Jazera area -in Syria right now- was 100% Arabs at that time I am from there
They are robots, and making them with such precision at that time was more difficult than making smart robots now Muslims used to call him a robot, but he was not as advanced as robots are now There was no electricity or computers
These devices, though far less mechanically and computationally complex than anything in modern robotics, are still robots. The word robot, though often heavily colored by science fiction and modern technology, actually has a fairly broad definition.
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Pure Genius.
Too good!
Thinking something out of box at his time was a great thing
So Incredible
We really appreciate the works of Aljazari
Great scientist.... Allahu Akbar
Kurds' contributions to civilization are enormous.
Wonderful creation
He was really a great genius unlike others who just used to steal .
Bruuuhhhhhh this man was amazziiing
Imagine if Davincini read this man's works
Al Jazari was a father of robotics. Yes, leonardo was reportedly fascinated with jazari's automaton.
Leonardo was the “al-Jazari of the West'
@@bambityusoff4198 i think da vinci copied so much from muslim inventions, that i even doubt if some of his works were really his
@@emotionalvideos6897 lmao
Which museum is this? Is this in Istanbul, Turkey?
Yes
But nationally he was a Kurdish
ما شاء الله
Imail al cizre was a KURD
Amazing
Great engineer!
Biji kurd w kurdistan!
As Salaamu Alaykum! ALHUMDULLI ALLAAH!
very interesting
The father of Mechanical Robotic
Genius
Kurdish ❤❤❤❤
He's Kurdish
هو کوردی
Whatever makes you sleep at night, but he is an arab
I don't care, he's Islam
He was from Kurdistan.
he lived in Jazira.
Jazira is a city in KURDISTAN😍
@@glorioustea7433 definitely not an Arab. Might be Turkish or Kurdish but not Arab
@@berdigylychrejepbayev7503 arabs and persians were people of technology and civilization, not turks or kurds, sorry to say but the ottomans didn't left no technology to muslims in their rulling period..
long live Arab Muslims
@DarWaN he is Arab whether you like it or not
İts not arab
@@tekhayat5995 he is ARAB
@@Soho9111 He was a Kurdish
Cizre was Kurdish city now even 1000 years ago, you can check it facts
MashaAllah
Al-Jazari is an Arab world and the pride of the Arabs
Cizre hangi zamanda Araplar yaşadida adama Arap diyorsun
And what about Muslims Arab Muslims is about 15% from whole Muslims percent. Don't forget their are many non Arab Muslims scientists
He was or Kurdish or Turkish but not Arab
he is kurdish
He is Arab
@@sami3566 no 😆
@@tekhayat5995 Of course he was a Kurd
@@7amaAghaa yes.
At that time, religion mattered more than where you were born.
Muslimans scientists are great.
🙂
He was born in our Kurdish town of Cizîr (Jazeer) where his name comes from. Most Jazari, jazeeri surnames are Kurdish indicating Kurdistan region. Turks fabricate lies such as claiming him being Artuklu 😁😁
well at that time region controlled by turkish dynasties and there were turkish in that city so you need more information about his identity rather than just a city
@@berdigylychrejepbayev7503 He was a Kurd
@@7amaAghaa with what evidence do you support your claim. The only evidence I found it is from book of western orientalist but its not satisfying
Nice Arab inventor
Not arab he is Kurdish
@@jehad9644 he's arab nice joke
@@sami3566 as you know
@@jehad9644 he is Arab, in that time the Kurds were more like in the side of Iran the Jazera area -in Syria right now- was 100% Arabs at that time I am from there
@@Soho9111 jziire botan north Kurdistan
So these are the ideas that da Vinci ...stole?
Not stole. But copied without mentioning courtesy
Time Machine history thread on zigbeenuthouse.com has all this discussion on inventions and MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He was a KURDISH
wow 1
He was not a turk he was Kurt KURD Kurdish
Yes he is, Even though the enemies don't like that😂
He was a Muslim at the time of the islamic empire, that's the only information that matters
As Salaamu Alaykum! ALHUMDULLI ALLAAH! But WHY use IMAGES (Animals & Huemans)!
Because at them time and even today, people get inspired by animals.
Jazak Allah.
To bad Ibn Tammiyah and the later Wahabis would make muslim world so backwards
Not one of these devices had anything to do with robotics. ClickBAIT
Mechanical****
They are robots, and making them with such precision at that time was more difficult than making smart robots now
Muslims used to call him a robot, but he was not as advanced as robots are now
There was no electricity or computers
They used to call the robot a mechanical human*
These devices, though far less mechanically and computationally complex than anything in modern robotics, are still robots. The word robot, though often heavily colored by science fiction and modern technology, actually has a fairly broad definition.
ما شاء الله
ما شاء الله
هو عربي