Astrology in the early Islamicate World 

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Hi, Could you make a video about the Astrolabe and its Great développement during the Islamic Golden Age and its widespread use in Europe while the Age of Discovery ❤️❤️

Thank you very much! A book that I would recommend concerning the esoteric science of Astronomy is a book by Shaykh Ahmad al-Alawi (born 1869) titled Miftah Al-Shuhud Fi Mazahir Al-Wujud (Key to Contemplation in the Appearances of Creation), although there isn't an English version yet. A French version is titled Cle de la contemplation.

Very interesting!

Murad III did actually conquer western Persia

that's why Prophet Muhammad pbuh told us no one knows of the unseen and that means nobody can't.so better not be involved with predicting unless for things like the weather

@@pjq420 HE LEARNED FROM SCHOOL OF TEHUTI AND TOLD YALL GABRIEL

@@kamitecnative3286 I supposed to believe you?

Well as the hermetics say as above so below. The fact that you can see yourself in the rest of the universe is a natural law. So it's no wonder many different society's gleamed the same knowledge. Everyone can see the sky.

And don't forget ancient Greek or Hellenistic Astrology! The ancient Greeks had one of the most advanced and sophisticated systems of astrology ever known. Thanks to things like Project Hindsight, Hellenistic Astrology is now experiencing a rebirth.

I think any talk of an "original" anything is always going to be a problem.

@@naiman4535 The Indians/Hindus have a KILLER astrological system. Extremely sophistical, older & arguably more accurate than the current Western/Tropical astrology we have today. The Greeks are awesome! But there are older & even more complex calculations for astrology than those birthed in western culture- Chinese astrology, Egyptian astrology & Vedic astrology (Jyotishya) are all wonderful non-western examples. I’ve learned so much from other cultures, so I just want to shout them out as well!

@@KayxzTarot The ancient Greeks ARE Western culture - they were the root of it. When you talk about Hindu Vedic Astrology being more accurate, you are probably referring to their use of the stellar / night sky based sidereal zodiac, which is based on the fixed stars and constellations, versus the solar based tropical zodiac of Western Astrology. Well, the ancient Greeks used the tropical zodiac, and even though many have considered that a mistake they made way back in the Hellenistic era, when the two zodiacs were still basically in sync, Steven Schmidt, the founder of Project Hindsight, and a key translator of the old Greek texts, says that they were fully aware of the two zodiacs, and consciously chose the tropical. There are astrologers who use both the sidereal as well as the tropical zodiacs; they say that the sidereal zodiac is better for event prediction, whereas the solar based tropical zodiac is better for the delineation of the individual soul and Spirit - which the Sun is our greatest celestial symbol of. With the sidereal zodiac being more lunar / stellar / night sky based, it is a more Yin frame of reference, whereas the solar based tropical zodiac is a more Yang frame of reference.

Thank you Angela! It is a pleasure to collaborate with you!

But Why one-eyed Egyptian pyramid on one $ USA❓There also written "in god we trust" so they believe in one-eyed antichrist❓Left-eyed antichrist symbol❓To open this 3rd eye, irani Shia sufi Monsor Hallaj also used to worship jin satan like the Kabbalah Jews, Christian saints, Buddhists monks, hindu pandits, roman, Greeks etc. Illuminati, freemasons who are always busy to open the 3rd eye to reach the highest level of spirituality to possess the supernatural powers. that's why these blasphemous words “anal haq (I’m truth/god) and prostrate to me” were coming out from the mouth of mansur hallaj Sufi. But our prophet (ﷺ) warned about the one-eyed antichrist (dajjal) who will be blind in right eye. And this Left-eyed antichrist will also claim to be the beggten son of God or God and savior for each sects of religions to deceive them. The antichrist will lead the infidels and the world with mighty evil powers (false miracles). May Almighty ALLAH protect us from this antichrist (dajjalik) fitna. Aameen

Please show the proof of monkeys doing the building. Thanks.

@@rehan3600 uhm, well this was thousands and thousands of years ago so it’s not like there videos of monkeys building it, however there are the remains on the buildings they made, there’s a documentary on RU-vid I can’t remember the name but it’s about old ruins and civilizations, they show ruins from mostly Asia. You can try and find it yourself I’m not gunna put my energy into it, cause that’s not my job.

@@animemicheal So you are both disingenuous and lazy got it. At least prepare for your argument before you make one.

Hello Brother i think you were talking about Ramayan. And that bridge is called RAM SETU. You can google about it for further details.

​@@animemichealhey make an Ai video 😂 any one will believe. It's the story of Ram from ramayana book

Like this phrase ; god has created intricate patterns inside and outside us.

At it's core, I think all monotheistic religions doesn't encourage Astrology because it is more divisive than it is uniting. it's almost like both evil and good prayers wished upon a person born in a certain birthdate that successfully manages to be in all corners of life even how you should career. The doctrine it provides is as dangerous if not more dangerous than forms of religious extremism. It's a label, a judgement wished upon someone with all it's good and bad labels

@@sanskuy5472 divisive?? Which religions are more divisive than Christianity and Islam?? Get tf out of here with this bs

@@aranielleb7718 u dont know. The book Gives advice about how you should behave your neigbours from other relion. if some people don't apply this. don't throw sh*t on the religion. Have you ever look european muslims, center asia muslims? Religion born somewhere and grow other somewhere. Look all religion.

@@aranielleb7718 such an inciteful, well thought, instructive, indepth and gentle response to someone else's opinion 😆😆😆😆! Here's a hearty "fy" to you!!!

the Quran is nothing but astrology .......

What I believe as a muslim is that we humans know too little. There are greater complexities to this universe than we can ever even imagine to comprehend. And the lengths that we HAVE reached, i.e. through astrology and other studies, are not meant to make us want to indulge our curiosities further. What I have been told always, as a muslim, is that we must not go into the sphere of knowledge so deeply that it takes us away from God. Because being close to God, to us, is the goal at the end of the day. Not to say that 'Knowledge' is a bad thing. Thats certainly not the case. The first word in the Quran translates to 'READ'. What I am saying is that even though there are powers in these celestial bodies, we should not go to them for help or study them to the degree that it takes us away from God. To the extent that instead of asking God for help, we wholeheartedly rely on these celestial bodies. Yes we can study and observe them. But we must be wary of the fact that we're humans and we get easily enchanted by such intriguing topics. We love to "see" and "experience" miracles rather than have patience and resolute that God does not need to show us miracles every day for us to believe in him. Thats why going deeper into astrology is probably a bad thing for muslims. It holds the possibility of taking us away from worshipping God, and relying on these bodies to fulfill our need for experiencing miracles. Allah swt knows best, and He knows what is beneficial for us and what is not. Moreover, if muslims studied astrology to the extent that the west has done, it would have terrible implications for the muslim world. I personally believe that humans are a curious species that always look for reason and logic behind things they don't understand. To such a degree that when we do understand it to our best capability, its still not enough. The real truth is that we'll never know the full-picture. Only God knows that. So why not just rely on Him, who actually made those celestial bodies. Relying on Him will give us greater power than relying on astrology. Anyways, hope that made sense! Have a great day/evening :)

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I'm glad!

There is a (shorter) video on the Druze on the channel!

You mean zanadiqah

Electric universe

Not really accurate, just because the 2 things share somewhat of a characteristic, it doesnt mean radiation was what he was referring to. Al kindi implied that they affect stuff like the destiny of humans and emotions, stuff like outcome of battles etc, which we know it most definitely does not.

@@deadcakesandpanlifts2019 lol well we do have an awful lot of weird notions in our media about radiation being useful in battle, but I kinda doubt myself that he was actually manipulating it. I'm more of the opinion that, in seeking an explanation for previously existing sets of behaviors among his peers (magical behaviors specifically), he may have arrived at a basic theory of radiation despite fairly drastic misconceptions about its role in human affairs. His observational data, at the very least, would probably have proven useful to future scientific thinkers examining the nature of these "rays".

@@deadcakesandpanlifts2019 I do concede, however, that there may in fact be another phenomenon he was referring to, but if that is the case, we have far fewer tools to examine that possibility which makes the radiation concept more interesting for me to explore.

Thank you!

Prayers more powerful than any spell and not even occult ♥️♥️

true. practicing astology will automatically make a Muslim out of Islam. this is well known in Islam

Awwwwww your religion is so welcoming and forgiving…

@@aranielleb7718 awwwww, and you are too, aren't you? 🤣🤣🤣

What progress had Islam brought us?

@@aranielleb7718 for one, Islam brought you the number system you are using today.

@@aranielleb7718gosh, you ask such interesting questions as if you were actually serious! 🤣🤣🤣 hmmm, let's see... here's another... preserving Western Classical science and history that the West had forgotten during the Dark Ages

Lol

Check out my numerology video to get some clues :)

Because you don't know about Spain, North Africa and other Arab, Egyptian, Iraqi Scholars

A lot of them were Persian/Iranian, absolutely. But I see many people overemphasizing this point. There were also many other scholars and scientist of varying ethnic origin. As this video shows, one of the most formative and important early figures were al-Kindi, who was arab. The great acheivements of Iranian scholars should definitely be celebrated, but I don't see the point in obsessing over ethnicity? Especially when we are dealing with a hugely multicultural tradition with so many scholars from other regions as well.

@@LetsTalkReligion Yes they saw being muslim as their priority rather than seeing races. Also even before Islam, Semitics and Persians always loved to live with each other. Sassanid capital was in Iraq. Sassanids had many Arab wives and they used to send their sons to live with Arabs to become warrior king. That's why many Sassanid prince knew Arabic. Infact they all were look alikes, brown people unlike Romans who were whitish

Okay... I'm waiting... What Biblical "cosmology?" That everything rotates around the world?

wrong. some of them are persians, not all. stop spamming the videos which talk about the Islamic culture with that nonstop nonsense . Without the Islamic empires, nobody would have heard about them

"ssaaaar this came from poorsia sar. sar we have 0 manuscripts to proof that sar but it came from iran pls sar" you guys are truly just like indians.

Relax. He's used the made-up word "Islamicate" in the video's title so you don't need to feel that he's judging all Muslims. It includes others (non-Muslims) who live in an Islamic-dominated culture and who are carrying out these 'haram' practices.

@@sandytatham3592 Thanks for clarifying. Oh and I just remembered he's a non Muslim

In your reality 😊

No

As far as I know, it didn't go anywhere.

Hindu extremists should stop attacking Muslims on this channel in a manupilative way. It's the wrong place.

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