Sometimes it is good to rehear things. Olive trees - in geography that is the definition of where the Mediterranean climate is, where olives are able to grow.
aerial photo of the Sasanian circular city of Gōr, in Iran, and a reconstruction of the city as it may have appeared in its heyday. Gōr was the new capital city of Ardashir I (180-242 CE), the founder of the Sasanian Empire, and had a perfect circular plan of 1,950 m diameter.
Interesting work, but some mistakes here and there. Hajjaj does not mean pilgrim to Jerusalem. In Arabic is just means pilgrim or"the one who performs pilgrimage", and in Hebrew at that time Jerusalem was the main pilgrimage place, in any case, it cannot and does not indicate a location.
I would love to hear you talking same way about the historicity of the gospels, Jesus and disciples with the same measure as you use for the Quran, Mohammed and Mecca
01:35:00 This is not a real question hahaha xD Makir or Mak'r in arabic means "deceiver". This word is famously mistranslated in a lot of Qurans a "planner" as in "Allah is the best of planners" while it actually reads "Allah is the best of deceivers" xD. So basically our brother Control Your Self. is just making a joke about Mecca and Islam and Allah all just being part of that "deceiving" haha
If you happen to know Arabic, the Idiot who gave you that heart as well - YOU will know that ''MAKR'' is translated according to the context of the sentence - if the context is negative, then, the translation is ''Deceiver'' AND WHEN THE CONTEXT IS GOOD OR POSITIVE, THE ''MAKR'' TRANSLATES AS ''PLANNER''.
@@aaabrams1889 no, that is muslim cope. It is deceiver and nothing but deceiver haha. Look up the etymology yourself, MAKR is a negative word in and of itself, you can not use it in a positive way.
Quran already said this over 1000 years ago, and yet there are still the exact same people EVEN today ! God already knows that in the future, there will be haters of Islam even worst than the devil himself, who will even want to degrade Islam even with this totally minor issue ! --------------------------------- Chapter 2 Verse 142 : The foolish among the people will say, ‘What has turned them away from the Qiblah they were following?’ Say, ‘To Allah belong THE EAST AND THE WEST. He guides whomever He wishes to a straight path.’
ABRAHAM TRAVELED TO MECCA If Abraham traveled SO FAR from Ur in Irak/Iran to Jerusalem, to Egypt and spoke to Pharaoh (not in Cairo...ha ha ha ) whose Palaces and Temples were situated almost as far as Mecca (on the opposite side of the Red Sea in Egypt) AND making it back to Jerusalem, then making it to Mecca would be no problem to Abraham as he was guided by God and secondly, there were well established caravan routes with small towns and oasis's along the way. Mecca is there and was Established by Hagar and Ismail when Abraham left them there. There are also well documented studies from Jewish scholars to back this up. The Ref to Habakkuk is to tell you about the children of Ismael, Tema not Abraham, inhabited the area around Mecca and Medina. If you think that Mecca was NOT established in Paran and they built built the Kaaba, then your bible scholars would not say that Jews and Heathens worshiped at the Kaaba BEFORE Mohammad (saw). The References from your Bible Study from your Xtian scholars, not Muslim makes it clear that Mecca and Medina was well known before Mohammad (saw) by Jews and Arab Pagans - both worshiped at the Kaaba. EXAMPLES Psalms 59:1 (at the time of David) Michtam The seven poems of the celebrated Arabian poets who flourished before the time of Mohammed, called {Mollakat,} from being suspended on the walls of the temple of Mecca, were also called {Modhabat,} "golden," because they were written in letters of gold on the papyrus; and probably this is another reason why the six poems of David were called golden. REF www.biblestudytools.com/concordances/treasury-of-scripture-knowledge/psalms-59-1.html Psalm 44:20 Stretched out our hands to a strange god. The stretching out the hand towards an object of devotion, or an holy place, was an ancient usage among the Jews and heathens BOTH, and it continues in the East at this time, which continuance I do not remember to have seen remarked. That this attitude in prayer has continued among the Eastern people, appears by the following passage from Pitts, in his account of the religion and manners of the Mohammedans. Speaking of the Algerians throwing wax candles and pots of oil overboard, as a present to some marabbot (or Mohammedan saint), Pitt goes on, and says, "When this is done, they all together hold up their hands, begging the marabbot's blessing, and a prosperous voyage." In the same page he tells us, "the marabbots have generally a little neat room built over their graves, resembling in figure their mosques or churches, which is very nicely cleaned, and well looked after." And in the succeeding page he tells us, "Many people there are who will scarce pass by any of them without lifting up their hand, and saying some short prayer." In like manner, he tells us, that at quitting the Beat, or HOLY HOUSE AT MECCA, to which they make DEVOUT PILGRIMAGES, "they hold up their hands towards the Beat, making earnest petitions." REF www.biblestudytools.com/commentaries/treasury-of-david/psalms-44-20.html Genesis 10:30 (at the time of Abraham) And their dwelling was from Mesha, as thou goest unto Zephar, a mount of the east.Mesha is Mecca and Zephar is Medina. REF www.biblestudytools.com/commentaries/gills-exposition-of-the-bible/genesis-10-30.html TEMA - an oasis which lies about 200 miles North of el-Medina, and some 40 miles South of Dumat el-Jandal (Dumah), now known as el-Jauf. It is on the ancient caravan road REF www.biblestudytools.com/encyclopedias/isbe/tema.html Rechab The invasion of Judah by Nebuchadnezzar, in B.C. 607, drove the Rechabites from their tents to Jerusalem, where they stood proof against temptation, and were specially blessed. ( Jeremiah 35:2-19 ) There is much of interest in relation to the present condition of these people. Dr. Wolf reports that the Jews of Jerusalem and Yemen told him that he would find the Rechabites of Jere 35 living near Mecca, in the mountainous country northeast of Medina. When he came near Senaa he came in contact with a tribe, the Beni-Khabir , who identified themselves with the sons of Jehonadab REF www.biblestudytools.com/dictionaries/smiths-bible-dictionary/rechab.html OH YES, MOSES ALSO DID THE PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA when he fled Egypt and married a Medionite and became the son in-law of Jethro, (Shoab) who was the High priest of the Kaaba. Moses spoke to God on Mount Sinai which is in Arabia not the Sinai peninsular - he also led the exodus via Mecca and settled in the wilderness. th-cam.com/video/Ym7sJJIk-FY/w-d-xo.html
#IslamicOrigins Great Live Great People, Amazing Knowledge Together, Great Respect For All Of You, Keep Up The Great Work 🙏
ተዋሕዶ - Tawaheedo/Tawheed/Compound unity.
May Hashem bless those that accept that He is the God of Ibrahim, Ishaq and Israel. Ameen.
Islam must admit that it is not rooted in history.
Looks like Mecca is the wonderful land of Oz. Now I can see why Muslim doctor Oz uses that nick name.
I see you all!
Sometimes it is good to rehear things. Olive trees - in geography that is the definition of where the Mediterranean climate is, where olives are able to grow.
Great work
A religion that is protected ted by death threats can only come from d king of death himself...sayan
aerial photo of the Sasanian circular city of Gōr, in Iran, and a reconstruction of the city as it may have appeared in its heyday. Gōr was the new capital city of Ardashir I (180-242 CE), the founder of the Sasanian Empire, and had a perfect circular plan of 1,950 m diameter.
Interesting work, but some mistakes here and there.
Hajjaj does not mean pilgrim to Jerusalem. In Arabic is just means pilgrim or"the one who performs pilgrimage", and in Hebrew at that time Jerusalem was the main pilgrimage place, in any case, it cannot and does not indicate a location.
Zam2 is a scam😂😂
29:08 Why not just name the book and it’s author?
That would have made more sense.
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Watch 'Return to Mecca'. Jewish teacher Avi Lipkin proves Moses did Hajj pilgrimage at the Kaaba.
Great stuff guys 👍
PS If Mecca was this ancient city, where's the evidence for the production of weapons needed for the army of Mohammad?
In the Museums in Mecca, Medina and Topkapi in Turkey.
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Earliest reference to Makka from non Islamic source Doesn't say where it is, though.
I would love to hear you talking same way about the historicity of the gospels, Jesus and disciples with the same measure as you use for the Quran, Mohammed and Mecca
MW-ec1jx. It has been made since the 18th century. Get informed before speaking otherwise the whole internet will laugh at you.
01:35:00 This is not a real question hahaha xD Makir or Mak'r in arabic means "deceiver". This word is famously mistranslated in a lot of Qurans a "planner" as in "Allah is the best of planners" while it actually reads "Allah is the best of deceivers" xD. So basically our brother Control Your Self. is just making a joke about Mecca and Islam and Allah all just being part of that "deceiving" haha
If you happen to know Arabic, the Idiot who gave you that heart as well - YOU will know that ''MAKR'' is translated according to the context of the sentence - if the context is negative, then, the translation is ''Deceiver'' AND WHEN THE CONTEXT IS GOOD OR POSITIVE, THE ''MAKR'' TRANSLATES AS ''PLANNER''.
@@aaabrams1889 no, that is muslim cope. It is deceiver and nothing but deceiver haha. Look up the etymology yourself, MAKR is a negative word in and of itself, you can not use it in a positive way.
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Then you don't know Arabic
Non-Muslim Arabic translators translate ''MAKR'' according to its context.
1) Who did Allah deceive?
@@aaabrams1889 are you asking me who did allah deceive?
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YES!!!
YOU can't even understand English...NOT TO TALK ABOUT ARABIC!!!😅🤣😂
Quran already said this over 1000 years ago,
and yet there are still the exact same people EVEN today !
God already knows that in the future,
there will be haters of Islam even worst than the devil himself,
who will even want to degrade Islam even with this totally minor issue !
---------------------------------
Chapter 2 Verse 142 :
The foolish among the people will say,
‘What has turned them away from the Qiblah they were following?’
Say, ‘To Allah belong THE EAST AND THE WEST.
He guides whomever He wishes to a straight path.’
ABRAHAM TRAVELED TO MECCA
If Abraham traveled SO FAR from Ur in Irak/Iran to Jerusalem, to Egypt and spoke to Pharaoh (not in Cairo...ha ha ha ) whose Palaces and Temples were situated almost as far as Mecca (on the opposite side of the Red Sea in Egypt) AND making it back to Jerusalem, then making it to Mecca would be no problem to Abraham as he was guided by God and secondly, there were well established caravan routes with small towns and oasis's along the way.
Mecca is there and was Established by Hagar and Ismail when Abraham left them there.
There are also well documented studies from Jewish scholars to back this up.
The Ref to Habakkuk is to tell you about the children of Ismael,
Tema not Abraham, inhabited the area around Mecca and Medina.
If you think that Mecca was NOT established in Paran and they built built the Kaaba, then your bible scholars would not say that Jews and Heathens worshiped at the Kaaba BEFORE Mohammad (saw).
The References from your Bible Study from your Xtian scholars, not Muslim makes it clear that Mecca and Medina was well known before Mohammad (saw) by Jews and Arab Pagans - both worshiped at the Kaaba.
EXAMPLES
Psalms 59:1 (at the time of David)
Michtam
The seven poems of the celebrated Arabian poets who flourished before the time of Mohammed, called {Mollakat,} from being suspended on the walls of the temple of Mecca, were also called {Modhabat,} "golden," because they were written in letters of gold on the papyrus; and probably this is another reason why the six poems of David were called golden.
REF www.biblestudytools.com/concordances/treasury-of-scripture-knowledge/psalms-59-1.html
Psalm 44:20
Stretched out our hands to a strange god. The stretching out the hand towards an object of devotion, or an holy place, was an ancient usage among the Jews and heathens BOTH, and it continues in the East at this time, which continuance I do not remember to have seen remarked. That this attitude in prayer has continued among the Eastern people, appears by the following passage from Pitts, in his account of the religion and manners of the Mohammedans. Speaking of the Algerians throwing wax candles and pots of oil overboard, as a present to some marabbot (or Mohammedan saint), Pitt goes on, and says, "When this is done, they all together hold up their hands, begging the marabbot's blessing, and a prosperous voyage." In the same page he tells us, "the marabbots have generally a little neat room built over their graves, resembling in figure their mosques or churches, which is very nicely cleaned, and well looked after." And in the succeeding page he tells us, "Many people there are who will scarce pass by any of them without lifting up their hand, and saying some short prayer." In like manner, he tells us, that at quitting the Beat, or HOLY HOUSE AT MECCA, to which they make DEVOUT PILGRIMAGES, "they hold up their hands towards the Beat, making earnest petitions."
REF www.biblestudytools.com/commentaries/treasury-of-david/psalms-44-20.html
Genesis 10:30 (at the time of Abraham)
And their dwelling was from Mesha, as thou goest unto Zephar, a mount of the east.Mesha is Mecca and Zephar is Medina.
REF www.biblestudytools.com/commentaries/gills-exposition-of-the-bible/genesis-10-30.html
TEMA - an oasis which lies about 200 miles North of el-Medina, and some 40 miles South of Dumat el-Jandal (Dumah), now known as el-Jauf. It is on the ancient caravan road
REF www.biblestudytools.com/encyclopedias/isbe/tema.html
Rechab
The invasion of Judah by Nebuchadnezzar, in B.C. 607, drove the Rechabites from their tents to Jerusalem, where they stood proof against temptation, and were specially blessed. ( Jeremiah 35:2-19 ) There is much of interest in relation to the present condition of these people. Dr. Wolf reports that the Jews of Jerusalem and Yemen told him that he would find the Rechabites of Jere 35 living near Mecca, in the mountainous country northeast of Medina. When he came near Senaa he came in contact with a tribe, the Beni-Khabir , who identified themselves with the sons of Jehonadab
REF www.biblestudytools.com/dictionaries/smiths-bible-dictionary/rechab.html
OH YES, MOSES ALSO DID THE PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA
when he fled Egypt and married a Medionite and became the son in-law of Jethro, (Shoab) who was the High priest of the Kaaba. Moses spoke to God on Mount Sinai which is in Arabia not the Sinai peninsular - he also led the exodus via Mecca and settled in the wilderness.
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Cool story, Bro.
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Rather Unbiased proof.