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National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 5 of 5
National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 5 of 5 Ace1875 - 20,848 views - 1 year ago
This story presents the most intimate and three-dimensional documentation of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca and sheds light on the universal principles of Islam during the days of the Hajj. Learn the historical significance of the city to Muslim and non-Muslim populations alike. And, experience the epic journey of a lifetime, the Hajj, as we witness the personal stories of the pilgrims and the mental preparation, physical strain and spiritual ecstasy they encounter on their life-altering pilgrimage of faith.
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National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 4 of 5
National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 4 of 5 Ace1875 - 22,543 views - 1 year ago
This story presents the most intimate and three-dimensional documentation of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca and sheds light on the universal principles of Islam during the days of the Hajj. Learn the historical significance of the city to Muslim and non-Muslim populations alike. And, experience the epic journey of a lifetime, the Hajj, as we witness the personal stories of the pilgrims and the mental preparation, physical strain and spiritual ecstasy they encounter on their life-altering pilgrimage of faith.
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National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 3 of 5
National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 3 of 5 Ace1875 - 20,791 views - 1 year ago
This story presents the most intimate and three-dimensional documentation of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca and sheds light on the universal principles of Islam during the days of the Hajj. Learn the historical significance of the city to Muslim and non-Muslim populations alike. And, experience the epic journey of a lifetime, the Hajj, as we witness the personal stories of the pilgrims and the mental preparation, physical strain and spiritual ecstasy they encounter on their life-altering pilgrimage of faith.
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National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 2 of 5
National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 2 of 5 Ace1875 - 24,867 views - 1 year ago
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This story presents the most intimate and three-dimensional documentation of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca and sheds light on the universal principles of Islam during the days of the Hajj. Learn the historical significance of the city to Muslim and non-Muslim populations alike. And, experience the epic journey of a lifetime, the Hajj, as we witness the personal stories of the pilgrims and the mental preparation, physical strain and spiritual ecstasy they encounter on their life-altering pilgrimage of faith.
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National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 1 of 5
National Geographic - Inside Mecca Part 1 of 5 Ace1875 - 51,406 views - 1 year ago
This story presents the most intimate and three-dimensional documentation of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca and sheds light on the universal principles of Islam during the days of the Hajj. Learn the historical significance of the city to Muslim and non-Muslim populations alike. And, experience the epic journey of a lifetime, the Hajj, as we witness the personal stories of the pilgrims and the mental preparation, physical strain and spiritual ecstasy they encounter on their life-altering pilgrimage of faith.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (6 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (6 of 7) Ace1875 - 5,530 views - 1 year ago
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The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (7 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (7 of 7) Ace1875 - 7,965 views - 1 year ago
The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (5 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (5 of 7) Ace1875 - 6,229 views - 1 year ago
The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (4 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (4 of 7) Ace1875 - 6,187 views - 1 year ago
The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (3 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (3 of 7) Ace1875 - 7,222 views - 1 year ago
The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (2 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (2 of 7) Ace1875 - 7,910 views - 1 year ago
The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (1 of 7)
What The Ancients Did For Us - The Islamic World (1 of 7) Ace1875 - 18,822 views - 1 year ago
The rise of Islam is one of the most important events in world history. In the 7th century, Mohammed's intention was to unite the divided Arabs through a new religion. A century after his death, he'd succeeded in producing a medieval superpower. The Arabs and Moors had spread through Spain towards the Pyrenees. Cordoba became renowned as one of the greatest and wealthiest cities in Europe. Moorish cities such as Toledo and Seville were famed for their new culture and universities.

The first What The Ancients Did For Us program explores the Muslim contribution to the western world - in art, architecture, astronomy, medicine, science, and learning.

The early Muslims are credited with inventing distillation and could distill just about anything - from alcohol to perfume. Hygiene is very important in the Muslim world so they invented and manufactured soap - centuries before the West - and hundreds of bathhouses were built throughout Muslim cities. They understood the fundamentals of light and how we see, and gave us the camera obscure. They invented algebra and worked out the angle of the tilt of the earth. They built the first windmill, pioneered the concept of the crank rod, and designed the first ever torpedo. Muslim creativity also led to the invention of a unique instrument called the astrolabe -- it could find the direction of Mecca, tell the time and, with the help of the stars, navigate you across deserts and oceans. But perhaps most important of all they pursued the cause of knowledge, translating and preserving the works of the ancients and building the world's largest libraries -- their 'houses of wisdom'.
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Read: in the name of your Lord Who created, created man from a clot of blood.
Read: your Lord is the Most Bounteous, Who has taught by the use of the pen, has taught man that which he knew not."
(Qur'an 96:1-5)


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This Account was started by Ace1875 but now is maintained by a group of individuals.
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Some Islamic fearsome people have flagged some of my videos which I had already provided full copyright and permission to upload, information to YouTube. But YouTube still deleted these videos.

I am sorry but i don't have the energy to fight with them, and/or re upload them. Inshallah i will upload them again. Till then please spread the word of TRUE ISLAM.

...and remember Islam teaches us to be Kind, patient, & Just towards our fellow mankind. It is our actions that determine what others will think of us/Islam.

Knowledge is OUR Principal Possession
Reason is the root of OUR Fate
Longing is OUR Mentor
Remembrance of Allah is OUR Weapon
Patience is OUR Attire
Contentment is OUR Prize
Poverty is OUR Honor
Abstinence is OUR Calling
Obedience is OUR Measure
Striving is OUR Character
Prayer is OUR Pleasure

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Some Users have been asking me how and where they can download my videos. Well you can download my videos using Real Player Basic.
If you need the videos to make DVDs for your private collection then Visit http://www.islamictorrents.net this site will contain my videos and more of what you might need.

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Say "Bismillah" (in the name of Allah) when doing something.

Say "Assalamu Alaikum" (peace be on you) when meeting a Muslim.

Say "Wa'alaikum Assalam" (peace be on you too) in reply.

Say "Insha Allah" (if Allah wills) when hoping to do something.

Say "Subhan Allah" (glory to Allah) when praising something.

Say "Ma'sha Allah" (what Allah likes) in appreciation.

Say "Fi Aman Allah" (in protection of Allah) when seeing someone off.

Say "Jazak Allah Khairan" (may Allah give you the best reward) to thank someone.

Say "Tawakkal-tu-Allah" (rely on Allah) to solve a problem.

Say "Tawkkalna-Alai-Allah" (we have put our trust in Allah) when you wait for a problem to be solved.

Say "La Ilaha Ill-Allah" (there is no god but Allah) when getting up in the morning.

Say "Al-Hamdu Lillah" (praise be to Allah) when you sneeze.

Say "Yarhamuk Allah" (may Allah bless you) when you hear someone sneeze.

Say "Aameen" (accept our prayer) when joining a duaa.

Say "Ya Allah" (O Allah) when in pain or distress.

Say "Rahmah Allah" (Allah have Mercy on him) when you see someone in distress.

Say "Astagh-firu-Allah" (O Allah forgive me) to be sorry for a bad action.

Say "Na'uzhu-bi-Allah" (when we seek refuge in Allah) to show your dislike.

Say "Inna Lillah" (we are for Allah) when you hear about the death of a Muslim.

Say "Fe Sabeel Allah" (in/for Allah's cause/way) when you give charity/help people.

Say "Atqaa Allah" (fear Allah) when you see someone doing a bad deed.

Say "Allahu Yahdika" (may Allah guide you) to forbid sombody to do something indecent.

Say "Hayyak Allah" (Allah maintain your life) when you greet someone.

Say "Allah Aalam" (Allah knows best) when you say something you are not sure of.

Say "Tabarak Allah" (blessed be Allah) when you hear a good news.

Say "Hasbi Allah" (Allah will suffice me) when you are in a difficult situation.

Say "Azhak Allah Sinnaka" (May Allah keep you cheerful) when you seek another Muslim with cheerful countenance.
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