What Islam Did

[FeldwebelWolfenstool]

iSlam is like an outdoor shitter...full of bad things that don't smell right.

[DarkAnderebu]

@christus777 I'm Muslim and don't worry I am not offended. You have every right to speak your mind and share your videos just as we do. Peace and blessings upon you my friend.

[tamerakk]

@1976Europa Endless wars are caused by your governments. for not islamzing you. making Europe islamizing is not for Turkey or Arabia or Pakistan. It's for your public.

[zia685]

@1976Europa egypt was occupied by the roman empire, islam librated them, how was egypt developed country> idiot

[Ome99]

@1976Europa Stop watching TV and eating every piece of Sh1t Rupert Murdoch feeds you, OPEN A HISTORY BOOK YOU IDIOT!

[LuvlyVirus]

@1976Europa .. These countries were conceived from 'Europa' countries. Each and every one of those countries you just listed were under British or French colonial rule after the Ottoman empire fell. After which European countries made sure they had their own people in power to keep those said countries in firm disarray. You need not worry, your mind is already dead.

[michaelw2711]

Islam seemed to be like a science powered by religious devotion. Thus the powerful progression of knowledge.

[crymanently]

That was then, this is now.

[Tapout170000]

Excuse my ignorance, I dont know very much about the religion of Islam. I was grown up Christian but now im not one for religion at all, however, i do know when to give credit where credit is due. The religion of Islam and the culture it created deserves recognition for things it has accomplished. I may not be a believer, but when you do something worth respect and admiration, you should receive it.

[mr786ism]

@Tapout170000 fair comment. unfortunately the muslim leaders of today have forgot their religion

[Tapout170000]

well now, this video just proved how Eurocentric our nations are. In fact, if it wasnt for the crusadors going to the Middle East and comming back with such knowledge the renaissance would have never happened. But just a few questions:

1) Is it not a sin to represent the prophet in a physical form or soemthing?? yet there were videos...

2) historiccally speaking, if such a culture/religion created such marvelous things, why then today do they seem so primitive?

[BigMikeMcBastard]

@Tapout170000 I forget his name, but at one point a prominent Muslim scholar essentially laid down the law and said certain areas of study were no longer considered appropriate for Muslims to delve into. It's not unlike Christians in the US and elsewhere, where they reject modern biology, astrophysics, and other stuff that doesn't specifically support their holy book.

In effect, they swapped scientific achievement for the perception of greater piety.

[CalicoVall]

@BigMikeMcBastard I believe you are refering to Ibn al-Nafis (Ala al-Din Abu al-Hassan Ali ibn Abi-Hazm al-Qurashi al-Dimashqi as his full name is pronounced)? He, along with much of the fundimentalist muslim world at the time, pinned the cause of the mongol invasions, the Crusades and the invasion by the turks on their non-adhearance to the Sunnah, means usual habit or practice but is mostly used with adhearing to the teachings of Muhammed. And so the Falsafa, who were the leading intillectuals

[CalicoVall]

@CalicoVall were basicly black-balled and a sort of reconciation between reason with revelation which ultimatly failed as, from the result of Kalam-backed groups of the period, sent the arab world into tailspin they have never came out of.

[zia685]

allah hu akbar

[nuke997]

Mashallah

[bernhard6067]

@nuke997

[wadanaay]

nice video good job, masha allah

[vastolordX]

Thank you, may Allah grant us knowledge and guide us on the right path.