A day in the life of a teenager in medieval Baghdad - Birte Kristiansen and Petra Sijpesteijn

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Join siblings Hisham and Asma in medieval Baghdad as they prepare and gather supplies for the hajj, a holy pilgrimage to Mecca.
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It’s 791 CE. As the morning sun shines on the Golden Gate Palace, brother and sister Hisham and Asma prepare for the journey of a lifetime: the hajj, a holy pilgrimage to Mecca. They intend to travel with the big hajj caravan- but a last-minute mishap threatens to undo months of careful planning. Birte Kristiansen and Petra Sijpesteijn detail a day in the life of siblings in medieval Baghdad.
Lesson by Birte Kristiansen and Petra Sijpesteijn, directed by Mohammad Babakoohi.
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@potatomatop9326 Год назад

Props to the cameraman for time traveling back in 791 CE for this.

@TEDEd Год назад

It's hard work, but someone's got to do it

@mr.fishmanman Год назад

@@TEDEd Keeping up the grind huh Also Can i Give a Shoutout To Lil Saladin

@winzyl9546 Год назад

It's animated.

@mackerelmafia2898 Год назад

@@winzyl9546 whoosh

@berdwatcher5125 Год назад

@@winzyl9546 no its not

@hb.raafay Год назад

Islamic and Indian history is one of the most underrated history subjects in popular media. African history is totally overlooked. But just a window in these subjects show how much is lost and how much is hidden.

@zenmkultra Год назад

How are they "overlooked"? Just because white people don't read them? Maybe you should stop centering your world around them and seeking approval from them

@kolwaski8235 Год назад

Because that history is written by Western people and outsiders

@zenmkultra Год назад

@@kolwaski8235 Why are you people so incompetent to write your own history then?

@nodermark8922 Год назад

I remember seeing a video that showed some of African history was lost due to the system they used to record it. Basically, Some Africans used to record history using plaques that depicted images of major events in their history. The plaques were hung in chronological order to show the time. Unfortunately, a lot of the plaques were made up of gold so colonial soldiers took them. Of course, the soldiers never bother to record the order of the plates before removing them so now even if all the plaques were returned to Africa, the order is lost.

@sir_albaxious1909 Год назад

@@kolwaski8235 Correct

@samrevlej9331 Год назад

So basically, people in 8th century Baghdad also had to deal with last-minute complications for an important trip and had to run through a whole chain of people being unhelpful to fix their issue as time runs out? Good to know we're not the only one this happens to.

@PtitPoup Год назад

I would gladly watch a 2 hour long movie about this story with this animation, it was simply stunning ☺️✨

@WHY-xd5zk Год назад

any movie set on that age would interest me as well

@afla2342 19 дней назад

right!!! this would've been a wholesome story like other iranian films i've seen

@haileymclaughlin3961 Год назад

3:18 Hisham, through his tears: p-please I just need a camel 😭 Scholar: nah son you need to know how to make a poultice. Hisham, sobbing: please…just a single camel. Scholar: hmm but have you ever considered Greek philosophy.

@generalpurpose772 19 дней назад

Guess they didn’t have a Rent-A-Camel 😂

@Ohana9999 16 дней назад

*Hisham

@mon_moi Год назад

can we talk about how cute Hisham and Asma are in this animation though

@Mr_Valentin. 26 дней назад

Okay, let's talk about it

@upshift_actual 17 дней назад

@@Mr_Valentin. I think it's a bit too late

@Mr_Valentin. 7 дней назад

@@upshift_actual no no, let's talk about it.

@user-gm5zt1dr8s Год назад

As an Iranian it was really nice to see some Persian script in good old style of artistic writing.

@johnsonsmith3421 Год назад

We love the Iranians!

@ssa3101 Год назад

@@johnsonsmith3421 yeah that's why you sanction them to death. That's some love you have for them

@johnsonsmith3421 Год назад

@@ssa3101 lmao

@masood4341 Год назад

@@ssa3101 it's all beacase of our brutal regime I hope we get rid of it as soon as possible and replace it with a democratic one instead

@kraijom319 Месяц назад

Loving iranians aint mean loving the government@@ssa3101

@harshitahelani2770 Год назад

Nice to see that the A day in... series is still under production. It is one of the best series on the channel. Love your work guys. ♥️♥️

@harshitahelani2770 Год назад

This is my first video with so many likes and a heart from Ted Ed. Thanks guys

@noysam3570 Год назад

Idk if youtube or ted ed did this, but the title translated the names into European names that clearly weren't used in Mid East

@nickolas.h 11 месяцев назад

I really like these historical animated videos. ❤

@KnightsofGaming2016 Год назад

I love these "a day in..." types of videos. I get a wholesome vibe from it and a sense of adventure.

@yellowstarproductions6743 3 месяца назад

Me too

@z.khatibi7858 Год назад

The fact that I can read the script in the animation makes me happy to my core :) beautiful Persian language.

@user-nl7gt4zx5p Месяц назад

As An Indonesian (Muslim) WHAT DOES IT SAY?!

@yuzan3607 Месяц назад

yea it's weird they used Persian script when Baghdad was an Arab city

@matina4552 Месяц назад

@@yuzan3607 This is a modern children's story, not a medieval text.

@theboujieproletariat Месяц назад

The illustrator may be persian @@yuzan3607

@Seeking_Solace 10 дней назад

@@matina4552 A modern children's story that is based on an Arabian city... Might as well put in English script in there.

@Lavender_Chan Год назад

As an African, I love learning the history of different countries and their cultures. Thank you for uploading a history of an Islamic era, hoping for another in the future.

@mustafaercumen3187 Год назад

İf you loved learning this search for Sokowo caliphate and Mali Empire of Mansa Musa. Those are small portion of Islamic history of Africa

@samaich5545 Год назад

lol whats the point of writing "As an African?"

@Lavender_Chan Год назад

@@samaich5545 OMG, did I wrote that? haha. By the way I'm Tanzanian

@samaich5545 Год назад

@@Lavender_Chan might as well specify your hometown and neighborhood and give your address

@jackiecozzie4803 Год назад

@@samaich5545 Jesus who pissed in your breakfast cereal

@DuhaMohammad Год назад

Actually, women did join learning circles back then. There were many female students and scholars, of course their number doesn't compare at all to that of males, but they had a chance too. Even some of our greatest male scholars have female names in the list of their teachers.

@marcomarco7750 Год назад

Source ?

@DuhaMohammad Год назад

@@marcomarco7750 In the Wikipedia page of Ibn Taymiyyah you'll find: "The number of scholars under which he studied hadith is said to number more than two hundred, *four of whom were women* ". Al-Suyuti is another example I can think of right now. Unfortunately his Wikipedia page in English doesn't mention female teachers, but the Arabic one does, check it if you can read Arabic. These are 2 examples, and there are many more.

@mint8648 Год назад

Cool

@matina4552 Месяц назад

Exactly! It's just mind-blowing how even as far back as the middle ages, women in the Islamic empire could get such high quality education comparable to modern day Muslim women in Afghanistan in the 21st century! Four students taught by Ibn Taymiyyah alone! If all the other teachers were documented as well, perhaps we could count up to ten women across the empire who could read Quran! The empowering influence of the Islamic culture can still be witnessed in the privileges that women hold all across the Islamic world, when compared to the non-Muslim nations! The video is obviously biased in saying that a life of formal scholarship was not likely for Asma.

@bunjijumper5345 Месяц назад

Islam is false.

@theresak5906 Год назад

It's such a shame we in Europe only get to study the European history, starting from the Greeks. As if Arabic, Persian, Indian, African history didint exist at all. Thank you TedEd for letting us fill those educational gaps with your insightful videos

@theotherohlourdespadua1131 Год назад

If you think that's a Euro problem, go to Asia. We really don't study anything about your continent...

@hamfahimkabir Год назад

Result of colonialism and superior race mentality. From the words of Dan Brown,"History is written by the victor."

@shohan5772 Год назад

we from outside of Europe also get to study your history extensively.

@HerMi.T Год назад

did you not have world history lesson?

@theresak5906 Год назад

@H. A. M. Fahim Kabir That's unfortunately so true..I've got a friend who lives in Mexico and she says they only study Mexican history from the moment when it was conquered by Spaniards- and from their point of view. That's heartbreaking....

@lerneanlion Год назад

One my most favorite periods in history, the Islamic Golden Age. Missing the days when the Caliphs surrounded himself with poets, philosophers, physicians and scholars of "ancient science" while the ulama studied religious science. And then, the Mongols arrived and while Baghdad eventually became functionable again, the House of Wisdom is gone forever along with the knowledge that was thrown into the Tigris River.

@nathan-and-upam Год назад

And the final nail in the coffin was the advent of the Ashariites who eventually turned Arab from a forward thinking progressive realm to a land of regressive fundamentalists.

@lerneanlion Год назад

@@nathan-and-upam You do realized that Ibn Khaldun is a follower of Ash'ari school of thought too, right?

@nathan-and-upam Год назад

@@lerneanlion No I didn't. I am just a history enthusiast with a good internet connection 😛. As I understand Ash'aris did have the scientific temper at the beginning and they tried to prove Quran through science. But as inevitable when science progressed enough to challenge Quran they became Quran apologists and started condemning science. To quote famed historian Eduardo Sachhau 'Ashari and Ghazali were the reason that the Arab world didn't have Galileo, Newton or Keppler'. Whatever Ibn-Khaldun or any other person believes in is completely their personal matter but I am just talking about the big picture. Again I am no historian so if anything I said is wrong then please correct me. Curiosity above everything ✌️

@lerneanlion Год назад

@@nathan-and-upam Ghazali was not responsible for the fall of the "ancient science" in the Muslim world. He supported math and other scientific ventures. He simply viewed metaphysics as making no sense.

@schorpioen7466 Год назад

@@nathan-and-upam it might have been the sack of Bagdhad and the Nizamiyyah schooling system instead of Al Ghazali

@cherie..cherry Год назад

I love the sound immersion in this! Great way to include those with poor vision who can’t see the beautiful animation story.

@Maria-ik2vf 9 месяцев назад

I hope that they see this comment so they can add it into their other animations!

@eleanorahmed Год назад

A beautifully presented video. I'd only like to bring up one point, that scholarship was not reserved only for men; rather, in Islamic culture, men and women have been learning from each other throughout history. Happy to provide examples if anyone wants them.

@salmaizzatii3798 Год назад

Please do! ❤

@allseeingirene Год назад

That's why the video shows the female character also learning :)

@annoyingisheep574 Год назад

🤡

@Gilamath. Год назад

Indeed, this is quite true, however the particular scholarly culture of Baghdad during the time of Harun Ar-Rashid was one from which women were excluded. This was not true in other parts of the Abbasid caliphate at the time, and was not true of Baghdad in all times, but I think the writers here were very specifically focused on one particular time and place when telling their story But indeed, one of the major factors of Islamic history in general, going back to its earliest years, is the general openness to having women in positions of scholarly mastery. This, alongside the diversity of cultures and peoples that quickly became invested in the Islamic project, likely contributed greatly to the rapid ascent of academic progress during the Islamic Golden Age

@urmomishotngl Год назад

I watch these videos everyday, and I'm so happy and feel very represented now that you've animated a story from the islamic age. Thank you

@daforkgaming3320 Год назад

As a Muslim, me too

@badis1169 Год назад

We don’t need woke videos from the west with music and souls representations to feel « represented ». Get up from your knees.

@ZR3009 Год назад

To all Islamic people reading this, have a wonderful fasting. Untuk hadirin yang beragama Islam, Selamat menunaikan Ibadah Puasa.

@Pfyzer Год назад

Monkey mode activated

@ENTERTAININGVIDEOS1 Год назад

Assalamwalaikum!!!

@ENTERTAININGVIDEOS1 Год назад

@@Pfyzer He expects from u more than a monke!!!

@reem3266 Год назад

These are stories I grew up hearing, thank you for illustrating this beautifully and sharing it with us!

@bec229 20 дней назад

the character design for this one is great!!

@natesworldyt9450 Год назад

This looks like a game that is ancient themed fantasy where you try to find a artifact

@DudewithaGoodMood Год назад

Assassin's Creed Mirage

@graciliraptor3990 Год назад

Its actually referencing old muslim style books/illustrations from that era, super cool choice

@NathanRafaelLouisBesas Год назад

I hope they make a game like that!

@dariusbacuieti7314 Год назад

We definitely need a part two to this video that talks about the rest of their journey

@saykojitube Год назад

poetry and stories has been an essential element throughout history😍

@hirokazemistral Год назад

OMG. Saykoji the rapper? Wow!

@amarullahanam5825 Год назад

much respect to Saykoji. One of the sickest Indonesian rappers. His raps are supersick and a big part of my childhood. Well versed lyrics must come from a learned man such as Saykoji.

@satviksajan8805 Год назад

The amount of work you put into these videos are amazing. These videos truly make my day.

@whatsup3519 Год назад

What a incredible animation you are making . Proud to be a ted ed fan. I really appreciate your hard work keep on going. Love your work

@Umirua Год назад

Poor Hisham literally just went into the library for directions to the nearest camel vendor only to be read and lectured by people. Sure knowledge is fun but none of it exactly helped him at the moment

@hoel9327 Год назад

I still see your 9 year old comments, really puts into perspective a change of time

@Umirua Год назад

@@hoel9327 I'm surprised youtube hasn't imploded on itself through all this time

@shaksiyat Год назад

Animation reminds me of old arabic books. Ted-ed animators are so creative.

@AquaEclipse324 Год назад

I'm very interested in learning about the Islamic Golden Age and adore the A Day in the Life series! Thank you for making this video and temporarily satiating my curiosity. Can you please make a video based on Chinese history for the series?

@rahileshanbi5551 Год назад

Totally loved the storytelling, Arabic pronunciation of our cities, and the details made for everything mentioned . It really made me -a person raised in Makkah in the 21st century - feel like I was in Baghdad at that time!

@user-jk8vh3cw2x Год назад

its cool to see the history of other people and there different view points hopefully baghdad my beloved home will be back to its glory days

@harharharharharharharharha240 Год назад

Inshallah the glory days will come back brother

@dhanvi-shah Год назад

These A day in... videos showing life back in time is extremely well illustrated/spoken.

@dqan7372 Год назад

A fascinating glimpse! I hope there are more of these.

@luyandzabavukiledlamini4693 Год назад

I love these "A Day In....Series " makes me feel as if I'm actually there!Also as an African I appreciate learning the history of Africa and other cultures,refreshing from European

@Kerajay Год назад

I’ve always been obsessed with this subject I’m from a European family and since I was 10 I was studying Arabic history.

@MASSIF101 Месяц назад

This is honestly one of the most charming Ted-Ed vids I have ever seen! really deeply enjoyed the story and the animation is aesthetically brilliant, I love how it feels like a children's book but references an illuminated manuscript style. Excellent work on this.

@RGMyers24 Год назад

In addition to the accessible and fascinating narration, the animation is beautiful and perfect for shaping the story. Thank you for allowing us to get to know a culture that is unknown to us, sometimes strange but always fascinating. Greetings from Venezuela🇻🇪

@Manowar458 Год назад

Love the art style and narrator

@farnazsayyed641 Год назад

This is so informative. Thank you for making videos on topics people don't talk about 💖😊

@violet-yh5kt Месяц назад

watched this video two days before i ran away a year ago. it was what made me finally take the leap to do what i’ve wanted for so long.

@aliasfakename3159 26 дней назад

The artstyle is so charming

@ismailamir6684 Год назад

Wow! What detailed animations! Loved the inclusion of traditional styles!

@lelimlost Год назад

The attention to detail in this animated video is so cool... you guys even made, the flipping of pages and sequence of characters from right to left like how most middle eastern country write and read... that is so cool.

@introvertedgirl4891 Год назад

Thanks for bringing back a day in the life! My favorite series here 😊

@hanikazuha Год назад

I love the animation, it's really amazing. "A day in life.." series are one of my favourite of this channel other than "myths around the world". It's nice to see you covered a history of Islam, in Ramadhan too.

@thelocalgoose Год назад

I really *NEED* the audio (or background music) of this video! The music is so traditional and calm imo... Great vid and amazing animation Ted-Ed ! I really love these 'a day in...' kinds of videos

@nickyfrenchdoc Месяц назад

I tried to look it up for you, but to no avail.. It seems like it was composed or commissioned by the director of the video Mohammad Babakoohi. If you're still looking for the background music, I would recommend reaching out to him directly :).

@devalsinhsindha8626 Год назад

All I could do to appreciate is . thank you

@user-pe1jh9uf3g Год назад

You mean you are speechless?

@technojunkie123 Год назад

Absolutely in love with this art style ❤

@lakshmimohan6467 Год назад

The animation 😍 ❤️ the narration is very calming 😌

@30secondsflat Год назад

Thank you for showing the sheer vibrancy and diversity of the Islamic Golden Age

@1nourm Месяц назад

this A day in... series is so beautifully made. wow. props to the production team for such an amazing work of art history.

@deepti3154 Год назад

The animation is simply wonderful! Kudos to the animators.

@bubbles9729 Год назад

I love how they made this video so close to Ramadan

@mdashrafulalam3469 Год назад

In today's world, we are the least developed race. I can't believe we are the successor of people who literally had knowledge of seven skies. By the way, you guys are the best, you cover almost all race, culture and traditions of the world in your videos. That's really great.

@graciliraptor3990 Год назад

Every civilisation has its peak and fall

@redeemededward Год назад

The byzantines were more advanced than the muslims though.

@anisa2273 Год назад

@@redeemededward not in the middle ages, the Islamic Civilization was the best in the world!

@redeemededward Год назад

@@anisa2273 No, they were not. The Byzantines had better technology in pretty much every area. Better ships, better weapons and better architecture.

@harharharharharharharharha240 Год назад

@@redeemededward is that why they lost Constantinople to the Ottomans?

@leanpitt8807 Год назад

👍🏻 thanks for this amazing video

@hafsabatool8895 Год назад

I wish just like them me and my sis can make a pilgrimage to Makkah .

@avestas4684 Год назад

I was reading the Farsi writings in the video. It always feels so good to see my language

@n76543 Год назад

I recommend the books ''Seal of the Prophet" to anyone who's interested

@rinjinnoko Год назад

Love the art style & animation concept!

@mecahhannah Месяц назад

Awesome as always thanks ❤

@amirsabri9990 Год назад

The Arabic pronunciation is spot on.

@rachman.syahril Год назад

Happy Ramadan to All Muslims 🎉😊

@ahmedgiha7521 29 дней назад

the name of the book they showed in the beginning.. maqamat alharery ..is a languistic miracle

@nasupanda 8 месяцев назад

I love how this video introduce cultual aspects of their daily lives while telling us a story. It felt like as if I was watching them as one of the citizens.

@imimran924 Год назад

wow.. we want more from Baghdad

@saadmuajjam7808 Год назад

the beauty of farsi literature is of another level, there are so many literature and poetry works done by many wise and knowledgeable scholars. if anyone is interested then they could checkout the following books, (if you can't read farsi then no problem because they are all translated into various languages!) 1- gulista/the rose garden by sheikh sa'di (my personal favorite, it has both stories and poetry on very intresting topics, highly recomended!) 2- the masnavi by jalal uddin rumi 3- busta by sheikh sadi

@supasempai Месяц назад

MashaAllah, as a Muslim, I get goosebumps seeing the concept of pilgrims before modern age transportations, a huge caravan like a moving city, now that make sense considering the journey for fellow pilgrims is long and arduous journey, every time the caravan about to departure, I can only feel the labaikallah being chanted from the city, thank you for sharing this

@ch_kip Месяц назад

I love these little stylised videos

@abdirahmanmahdi9458 Год назад

Bagdad before the invasion of the mongols was considered the library of the world! The islamic world were technologically, economically and intellectually more advanced then the west

@_samaa Год назад

This was so good! Makes me want to learn more about the Islamic Golden Age.

@helldome5426 Год назад

Dont search for any molana and mufti written history They hate baghdad

@iluvheechuu3916 Год назад

The art style is so cute!!

@NC-ij9rb Год назад

I love the animation. So beautiful ❤

@kshumon2000 10 месяцев назад

This can easily be made into a feature length movie, "Asma and Hisham's Journey to Makkah".

@Hallows4 6 месяцев назад

Or a beautifully illustrated children’s book :-)

@TheThinker-jv3me Год назад

Definitely hope you people get more views

@LeBigMeme Год назад

Beautifully well done

@lahmerali7652 Год назад

It's absolutly divine ♥️🌷

@midloran Год назад

Love these animations, always creative (:

@felineboy1586 Год назад

The fact there is actually Persian translation of script is written on the scroll is so awesome

@javadian Год назад

It is not in Arabic

@FF-ch9nr Год назад

It’s Farsi I think

@ioioii Год назад

It's actually persian

@ioioii Год назад

@The scarlet king it's different than arabic, it has more letters. It's nothing like Greek or roman

@ioioii Год назад

@The scarlet king and Persians do not write in Aramaic, they write using an extended arabic script (with 4 more letters)

@jennifershay8980 Месяц назад

Still in love with the "day in the life of" series!

@mindexpandingknowledge409 Год назад

Very very beautifully done.

@lakshmimohan6467 Год назад

Loved him kindly refusing poetry 🤣

@user-bp4nv3qp4d Год назад

Loving of the pattern and design🤍

@vice.nor.virtue Месяц назад

Animation is beautiful. Ive never seen a style like this before, its perfect for the video

@jenniferbreaux7385 Год назад

Love ur channel.

@joed7547 Год назад

God I love this style!

@user-fayzawww 10 месяцев назад

This is so cute😭

@zahrasattari8738 Месяц назад

I love the fact that the text book is in Persian:) and the story progresses with the pages of the book flipping from the right

@mrtrollnator123 Год назад

Great video as usual TED-ED!!!

@notfunny3397 Год назад

Genuine question, no harm intended. Why the use of "enslaved people", instead of slaves?

@mustafaercumen3187 Год назад

That's not true. Scholarship was open to women too. İn fact people like Maryam İjliyya and Fatma Madridi was prominent scholars

@dalia853 Год назад

I Can’t Even Begin To Describe How Beautifully Made This Video Is , Its Probably One Of The Best Animated Pieces I’ve Ever Seen , The Design Of The Small Details Like The Costumes , The Lanterns , The Houses , Its Just So Artistic & Beautiful To Watch , Hats Off To All Of You The Animation & Illustration Teams For Your Creativity & For Highlighting Such A Unique Historical Era 🤍🤍

@salma-amlas Год назад

Ramadan Mubarak everybody!

@kemomoh9484 Год назад

What amazing video I learnt a lot of useful vocabulary because I watching Ted to improve my English and also to be intellectual person ❤

@frozenX_Tr 10 месяцев назад

2:10 Proud that my Country’s paper is famous

@magma9000 Год назад

Love from PAKISTAN 🇵🇰❤️

@katherineknapp4370 Год назад

This was epic to learn about 😊😊

@marsp.7162 Месяц назад

This is an amazing video :)

@idkidc7560 Год назад

Ted ed just did a good timing move by making this right before ramadhan

@amrallahhurricane4891 Год назад

Great effort, thank you. Just as a matter of perspectives. I don't like the word Medieval, maybe some parts of Europe lived In the midst of evils at that time, but I would use "Middle Ages".