But very well made video, you did indeed cover a thousand years of major islamic history in 18 minutes.

cope

This is about Muslims, not Christians.

cope

nothing happened to them just reverted to Islam

@MRKAMONA the northern Africans were like cool, yeah you guys rule us? Are you serious

@@CheezburgerSub as a north African Specifically Egyptian the arabs are the ones who freed us from the unjust Byzantium empire and it was treating us like slaves in our land even tough we were Christians like them when the arabs came they made every one equal to one another even when a Christian boy got slapped by the son of the governor his father came the kalifa omar and told him he ordered the boy to slap the governor and his son

@@MRKAMONA I think he was referring to the pre-Islamic Berber tribes native to north Africa.

@@HonestJohn4TW most of them accepted islam

What??😂

He's speaking english, not arabic, so he pronounces it the way it is in his language. No need for you to force people to pronounce it in your own language.

@@waveybooo Why are you saying "your language." Are you fr assuming my ethnicity and background? Also, doesn't matter if you speak Mandarin, Spanish or Arabic etc, the words in those languages are the same no matter what you speak. I am not forcing anyone to do anything. I just left a comment with what I thought and some advise. Pronouncing a word properly also shows a sign of respect. Not saying that the KZfaqr doesn't show respect. To be honest, I don't really know why you are bringing this up. Just because someone speaks English, that does not mean they have to mispronounce words like Muslim. Mind you, Muslim is an Arabic word. On one hand, you could understand people having problems pronouncing due to inexperience with other languages or personal problems (I won't mention them I don't wanna assume that people are deliberately mispronouncing words from different languages). Either way, it is still a video about Islamic History. Given the context of that, it is not unreasonable or rude to ask for proper pronunciation since the video is literally talking about the history of an entire culture/group of people. Maybe you should phrase your comment very carefully next time because it can be interpreted in a whole different way than you think. After all, it doesn't hurt to pronounce Arabic words properly when the video is literally about Islamic history, right?

Cope and seethe

So sad half of India's population became muslim. You must be hurt

Europeans killed each other from the 1 day tf is you talking about lil bro?

Bro does not know european historiy then

He was the strongest ruler of the 13 or 14th century.

Where in this video is, Saudi Arabia, Iran, UAE, Pakistan, India? Are you dumb on purpose?

What is a kind?

​@@gwit4051 - Thank you for asking that very good question. God created everything in Kinds. Scientists use the name baramin. Each Kind, such as man Kind, dog Kind, cat Kin, etc. have the same genes, same proteins, same enzymes, same parts and systems, the only difference within each kind is which allele of each gene or module is passed on to each offspring. Each gene has two alleles but both have the same function. Their difference can be much is produced. For example, one of the several genes that produce melanin for dark skin, one allele would produce much and the alternate one would produce little This enables great differences within each kind and also enables adaptation Also, each kind can contain a significant number of Orphan proteins and TRGs (TaxonomicRestrictedGenes) which are genes and proteins that are unique only to that Kind and do not appear in any other Kind. Another feature of a Kind is that each Kind has an unique Interactome that cannot be changed. This presents one Kind from ever producing fertile offspring with a different Kind. An interactome is the interaction required between different proteins and enzymes, regulation and function protein might have to interact with many other proteins. John Hopkins University & Scientist have determined that the number of possible ways that a one-celled yeast cell with about 3,000 different proteins could have would be 10 to the 79th billion power. That would be a one followed by 79 billion zeros, and only one combination could work. Now you know how complex life is and how EVERY KIND of organism on earth had to originate with fully complete DNA in time mutations over time lead to death. The number of mutations that the human genome carries and passes on to the children increase by over 100 new mutations each generation. Every man on earth has the same proteins, parts and systems, even the same hair pattern, same kind of eye brows, etc. Also we know that 100% of our DNA can be translated into RNA in multiple layers, with each layer containing different information. Every cell in every organism on earth is coded for in the DNA. Their is no "junk DNA" in any life form. Each original Kind was created in 100% perfection. All claims otherwise has been refuted. I can easily show the fraud and/or deception in every sentence that evolutionists have ever printed or said. Evolutionism is based 100% on imagination, fraud and deception. Give all Glory to our God who deserved the Glory and who created everything.

@@danminer5343 Do you have a source for Interactomes not being able to change?

@@gwit4051 Yes, and also its common sense since each protein can usually depend upon so many other proteins to enable cellular functions to occur. Mutations can only occur in already created working cells and any changes can only disrupt the functioning of that protein but also the functioning of the entire network of proteins Everything in a cell and systems is all or nothing. A viable cell emerges from the massive combinatorial complexity of its molecular components. And of course nobody has ever synthetically mimicked it. An interactome is the whole set of molecular interactions in a particular cell. If one merely considers all protein-protein interactome combinations in just a single yeast cell, the result is an estimated 1079,000,000,000 combinations.* (1090 is the estimated number of elemental particles in the universe.) *Peter Tompa and George D. Rose, Protein Science 2011, 20, 2074-2079. Department of Structural Biology, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium, and the Department of Biophysics, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland.

​@danminer5343 you clearly failed science class if you believe that creationist bullshit.

Satan needed it to work by any means necessary

The human history is filled with things like that, it's not exclusive to muslims.