Islamic Golden Age - Philosophy and Humanities

The new Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series will describe the Golden age of Islam. This particular video will cover the philosophy and humanities of the caliphate.

#Documentary #Islam #GoldenAge

[KingsandGenerals]

2-hour video on Sunday. HYPE! We do not coordinate with other channels and have no idea what they are working on. We trust in the quality of our videos. Our belief is that there is enough history for everyone and as we are planning to be making videos for a long time, eventually we will cover everything.

[al-quran]

“The best among you is the one who doesn’t harm others with his tongue and hands.” Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

[iamabird]

The Prophet once says, to which I translated: They who strive to gain knowledge, Allah will make it easy for them to go to heaven"

[nicolapacella]

One of my biggest dream is to see another golden age of north africa and middle east.
Greetings to our southern mediterrean brothers from Italy.

[laughsatchungus]

Im not muslim but the islamic golden age was the most prosperous and long lasting golden age of all time. Truly an amazing achievement.

[TaraZaraChara]

I have to say, the Islamic golden age sounds like a scholar's dream.

[youwanagethi]

“Ancient Greek problems require Ancient Greek solutions”- Ibn Tamiyyah

[ibraheemkhan]

This is a spit in the face to anyone that thinks ISIS is Islam lol - Thank you for the great work!

[ilovemuslimfood]

I am a Christian, but I’m always fascinated when learning about Islam and how the religion helped contribute to mankind’s development.

[Liquidsback]

Ancient Libraries are the perfect example of don't put all your eggs in one basket.

[hasanism]

Ibn Sina also argued for the use of quarantine to control the contagious infections in his five-volume medical encyclopedia “The Canon of Medicine, ” originally published in 1025.

[MohammedAlSharif]

You got to admit, the narrator has a very chilling voice that fits perfectly in every video of this channel!

[miguelalexandresimoesneves]

I've always been interested in Arabic and Muslim history, as it is very short spoken in classes in Portugal. The only time it's mentioned is when we are talking about the time of Reconquista, and they are always portrayed has enemies and vandals. Always been curious and this video is just great. I've also started to learn Arabic, very recent but it is awesome! Having a blast. Hope more people have curiosity and are open enough to fight through the stereotypes we get about Islam and learn how to respect it. It would be awesome to cohexist with it

[Avicerox]

There is a Hadith which roughly translates to:
"Seeking knowledge is a compulsion on every Muslim"
Sunan Ibn Mājah 224

[kbjames]

As a practicing American born and raised convert to Sunni Islam. I am left speechless, amazed and humbled from the level of tact, respect and objectivity of this video. This is one of my favorite channels and definitely one of the best on YouTube. Nothing but great beneficial content. Just a note - Ibn Taymiyyah was born into servitude but was emancipated and went on to become a scholar of every theological discipline in Islam as well as medicine. His essays and teachings on core belief - عقيدة “creed/core belief” refuted the heresies of his time and those of today. He was also not an Arab like many of the greatest scholars of early Islam. Especially in the science of hadeeth. His being mentioned in this video pretty much about made me cry. You guys do an awesome job. Thanks.

[leonardmaranan]

I am a Christian from birth, but this channel makes me intrigued about the Muslim world, which is for me, has a negative image in my mind before, and I kind of changing that by now. So, thanks to this channel.

[shekels]

it saddens me to see the larger than usual quantity of dislikes this video has. As a student of history I feel it my job, not just to seek to enlighten myself on my own culture, but also that of ones less familiar to me. In our modern world intolerance and bias has no home

[omarsaadvlogs]

There are millions who have memorized the entire quran out of their love and passion.

[shaikmohammedabdullah]

Memorising the Qur'an is not a torturous process, it just takes a lot of effort.

[umerawan]

I'm a Muslim and I'm truly amazed to see how the real Muslims used to be in olden days, today Fanaticism and ignorance has destroyed the essence of being a Muslim. If only we could return to our former self and indulge more time in philosophy, science, immaterialism, mysticism, humanities and society. The lust of power, greed of expansion and aggressive jihad led to downfall of Muslims.