Irem: A Lost City of Giants, Djinn or Nephilim? (Documentary)

Thanks to Amjad who narrated these two episodes. He can be found here

Voiceover by Amjad Abdelhamid
Edited by Abdullah Yahya
Executive Producers Abdullah Yahya , Ahmed Almatrooshi

Sources

The People Of ‘Ad To Whom The Prophet Hud Was Sent

Ancient Origins

Jason Colavito
Exploring Iram of the Pillars' Influence on Lovecraft's "Nameless City ...

Arab News

Aramco

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Day of Archeology

Desert Team

The British School of Archaeology in Iraq

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Music by

Scott Buckley

Vadim Krakhmal

Adrian von Ziegler

Copyright © One Nine Seven One Media 2019

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[MysteriousMiddleEast]

Finally 10 points for the person who noticed the mistake I made in one of the titles. Sorry Lovecraft and Giger fans. You check something a 100 times before uploading a video, but still notice a mistake only after its uploaded.

[taganreaper]

Honestly as a Polish i'm impressed that you even tried to pronounce Beksińskis name. 👍I think you're doing great job with introducing legends and myths of the Middle East.

[fce]

Like if you are happy there is no Bot Voice!

[doberspirit]

Lovecraft was very much inspired by Arabic culture and legends, it is awesome to find someone with an "insider point of view" to comment on his works, and share broader context on Lovecraft's ideas. I only recently found this channel, but I am very happy I did. Arabic culture is very diverse, full of inspiring legends, myths and folklore, which rarely gets the spotlight these days. Personally I love to sketch, listening to inspiring content like yours. Keep up the good work.

[THESAMMANCAN]

This makes me wanna read more ancient stories from around the world. Truly fascinating.

[ktt]

Thank goodness for YouTube, more interesting, more diverse, material than what you find on T.V.

[masonsundstad]

Literally feels like a movie. Thank you for the incredible production

[Namesi]

_"OR HOWEVER THIS GUY'S NAME IS PRONOUNCED"_

Lmao with the background music going that just killed me - like the narrator from _Kung Pao_ adding commentary mid-narration. Good stuff.

[Special-Delivery]

I am not a Muslim, but I have much gratitude for your work. Thank you. I have walked The Rub' al Khali. I’ve been to the location called by some Irem or Ubar. Some Arab nomads even recognized the name Irem. I’ve been down under the great pyramid although it was supposed to be guarded by soldiers. H.P. Lovecraft was speaking the truth of all these matters and there is very little fiction in his writings other than his additions for dramatic flare. I am awake to these subject matters and have been since 1989. You’ve done a great service by informing humans.

[AbuQalam]

Actually lram mentioned several times in the Qur'an, was a group of Arab tribes whose civilization grew up around a system of dams. These dams existed from ancient times. The name IRAM is an acronym like the word 'PAKISTAN' with each letter representing a tribe and its region. The Qur'an indicates that Allah blessed them to build great civilizations but over time they lost his blessing due to corruption and idolatry. The amazing thing is that the last dam broke in about 571 AD roughly a year before the Prophets birth. This caused a flood which wiped entire cities off the map, and led to a vast fall in the Arabia insence trade which predated Alexander the Great. It is believed that the modern Arabs lost the historic cultural links and also the technical know how to maintain and repair the dams. Ultimately all that is left is a mysterious system of huge standing pillars nowhere near a drop of water. One can trace the river routes from pictures taken in space. It is believed that they and another group the 'Ad, migrated in prehistoric times from the region we call today, Yemen. While the Qur'an absolutely indicates that the people of Iram were humans, it leaves silent the origin of their technology and almost other worldly ability to successfully erect huge Earth works, and irrigation systems while in the stone age and in some of the worlds most hostile environments. The pillars of Iram and dry riverbeds in the middle of the desert are evidence of this fact.

[shashaarah]

“Or however this guy’s name is pronounced” Haha... best narrator ever.

[AlexandriaTheGreat]

This guy sounds like the middle eastern Morgan Freeman!

[meinkanal]

I love it when creators of paranormal youtube videos are a bit sceptical in their presentation and i enjoy hearing about fringe stuff from parts of the world other than the US or EU! Your style and narration is awesome, keep rocking!

[grimble]

I wish all supernatural channels put this much thought and effort into their videos. I dont know anyone else who bothers to put their sources in the description.

[blademan]

The study of ancient giants is so interesting. It shows how little we are taught and informed by contemporary media and scholastics. It’s too bad because we as society could learn so much from ancient history.

[truerealityforever]

Is it me or is the narrators voice fantastic and non annoying. Kinda reminds me if the original host from unsolved mysteries lol

[BCJesus]

Man, keep using your voice for these videos it's perfect for it.

[makemybed]

Please do not ever stop producing content like this. Wow! 3 videos in and I’m hooked for the night. May have to pull a sick day and continue down this rabbit hole

[jonathanvazquez]

Yo not gunna lie your voice fits perfectly for this kind of story telling. Also I gotta say your editing skills are solid.

[hardlinenexus]

I love these kinds of stories. Also, great editing and special effects in this video.