What Happened with the Christians of North Africa and Levant?

What Happened with the Christians of North Africa and Levant?

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[alfredthepatientxcvi]

I am a Christian from and living in the Levant!
And proud to be one! 💒❤❤💒

[sewarhorani]

title: "what happened with the Christians of North Africa and Levant?"
me *confused*: "I'm right here"

[babylonking]

Greetings from a Syriac Orthodox Christian

[kxrys]

Greetings to all christians in Middle East from Croatia

[George-lejl]

Greetings from an egyptian christian ✝️☦❤

[samyrandome]

"It is believed that Izlam originated in Arabia" nah some sources say it might've originated in imperial Japan

[ebramemad]

Iam a christian from egypt 💒💒💒and proud to be one

[egyptianboi]

They still exist btw
Alot of my friends are Coptic Christians
In Egypt

[danyawaraji]

Thanks for this video I'm from Lebanon an I'm Christian Orthodox. Middle east isn't just for Islam's!

[manetho]

4:25 the rashidun were not a dynasty, they were elected in Medina, rashidun means rightly guided

[iraqimapper]

Some correction
1-Christian were majority in Levant and Egypt until the Abbasid decline the first time they became a minority was under the Tuluni Emirate, they faced restrictions and sometimes persecution under the Seljuk/Zengi/Ayyubi/Mamluk states that made their numbers decline

2-Christians of Maghrab were few and just represented a part of the population, but the reason why there are almost no Christians in Maghrab is because Almohdons forced the remaining Christians to convert to Islam as a respond to the Norman Crusader Invasion of North Libya and North Tunisia

[yusufal-muqtadir]

I'm a muslim from the united states but i went to college in Egypt. And i meet many christians in North Egypt

[AnibalDMasso]

here we are. In my case, my family emigrated from Palestine to Mexico, they were orthodox and catholic christians

[rohanchoudhury]

Long live Christianity in Maghreb & Middle East ...Long live Jesus in our hearts
.Stay blessed all my fellow Christian bros & sis from the earliest Christian settlements & kingdoms ...Love from India 💞💞

[thenamewhowillknockksidown]

Notice how he didn't say that Romans killed Christians for years before Romans converted or how romans conquered Egypt

[kaanaslan]

Turkey had a large Christian population - about 20% in 1914 prior to WWI. This was reduced to %5 as of 1927 mainly due to ethnic violence, massacres and the world's first formal population exchange between Greece and Turkey. Now Christians constitute less than 0.5% while Muslims around 89% (including non-denominational muslims and secularists).

[Boug]

Thanks for the video. I’m Moroccan Berber and never understood why Judaism survived in Morocco and not Christianity. I never thought about them leaving but It does make sense given the distance to European Christendom is close. But what’s still baffling is there is no trace to their churches or tombs.

[ChevyChase]

No mention of Armenia and it being the first christian state?

[micahistory]

Seems sort of disorganised, I was kind of lost

[kaichiohno]

Nice that this is being covered, don't think there is much on this.