Islamic Water Engineering 

Thanks for All inventors in all ages. This world needs us to live in a peace. All reglions and races,great respect.

How genius the muslim scholars were . We must thank them a lot for their inventions 🙂💖 .

Water is needed to cool the haters down.

Wow, not just water wheels, actual pumps. Amazing

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mashallah..todays muslim forgeted our muslim engineers.....this information is very good for muslim koam.

They worked for the Omah, we are working for our country, there is a big difference between the two.

Proud to be muslim ❤️🇮🇳

i came here because of the fountains in the old Syrian movies, they had ancient fountains that didn't run on electricity, fascinating.

Knowledge flowed from east to west. Let knowledge flow into the text book of this generation.

Water Engineering is super cool :)

Amazing work of genius muslims

These fountains are called Shiv ling nowadays in India😂😂😂

Aaj jo murkh fountain ko shivling samjh rhe hn unse bada murkh is duniya me koi ho nhi skta.... Aj jo fountain hai wo bas al Jazeera ki den hai Masha Allah

Arab Water system is better than my house motor system. I can't understand how my motor works.😂😂😂

Thank you for giving a good knowledge...about water management in medieval period

Mind blowing video . i love maker who make this video .this is golden ages of science and basic age of science not a dark age

Very valuable and informative video. Thank you Sir. Kind Regards

Well done Muslim inventions from Singapore

Sir can u please tell us exactly what was the technology behind the fountain while no moter no electricity in Mughal empire..thanks u

ISLAM IS THE GREAT RELIGION. I PROUD OF MUSLIM.

Aaj kah rahe hain faware mein motor nahi thi us samaye "dekho aise pani aata tha faware mein "#savegyanvapimasjid

Paddle-driven water-lifting wheels had appeared in ancient Egypt by the 4th century BC. According to John Peter Oleson(Canadian classical archaeologist and historian of ancient technology), both the compartmented wheel and the hydraulic noria appeared in Egypt by the 4th century BC, with the saqiyah being invented there a century later.[citation needed] This is supported by archeological finds in the Faiyum, where the oldest archeological evidence of a water wheel has been found, in the form of a saqiyah dating back to the 3rd century BC. A papyrus dating to the 2nd century BC also found in the Faiyum mentions a water wheel used for irrigation, a 2nd-century BC fresco found at Alexandria depicts a compartmented saqiyah, and the writings of Callixenus of Rhodes mention the use of a saqiyah in the Ptolemaic Kingdom during the reign of Pharaoh Ptolemy IV Philopator in the late 3rd century BC. The undershot water wheel and overshot water wheel, both animal- and water-driven, and with either a compartmented body (Latin tympanum) or a compartmented rim, were used by Hellenistic engineers between the 3rd and 2nd century BC. In 1st century BC, Roman architect Vitruvius described the function of the noria. Around 300, the Romans replaced the wooden compartments with separate, attached ceramic pots that were tied to the outside of an open-framed wheel, thereby creating the noria. During the Islamic Golden Age, norias were adopted from classical antiquity by Muslim engineers, who made improvements to the noria. For example, the flywheel mechanism used to smooth out the delivery of power from a driving device to a driven machine, was invented by ibn Bassal (fl. 1038-1075) of al-Andalus, who pioneered the use of the flywheel in the noria and saqiyah.[15] In 1206, Ismail al-Jazari introduced the use of the carank in the noria and saqiya, and the concept of minimizing intermittency was implied for the purpose of maximising their efficiency. Muslim engineers used norias to discharge water into aqueducts which carried the water to towns and fields. The norias of Hama, for example, were 20 metres (66 ft) in diameter and are still used in modern times (although currently only serving aesthetic purposes). The largest wheel has 120 water collection compartments and could raise more than 95 litres of water per minute. In the 10th century, Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi's Al-Hawi describes a noria in Iraq that could lift as much as 153,000 litres per hour, or 2550 litres per minute. This is comparable to the output of modern norias in East Asia, which can lift up to 288,000 litres per hour, or 4800 litres per minute. In the late 13th century the Marinid sultan Abu Yaqub Yusuf built an enormous noria, sometimes referred to as the "Grand Noria", in order to provide water for the vast Mosara Garden he created in Fez, Morocco. Its construction began in 1286 and was finished the next year. The noria, designed by an Andalusian engineer named Ibn al-Hajj, measured 26 metres in diameter and 2 metres wide. The wheel was made of wood but covered in copper, fitted into a stone structure adjoined to a nearby city gate. After the decline of the Marinids both the gardens and the noria fell into neglect; the wheel of the noria reportedly disappeared in 1888, leaving only remains of the stone base. Numerous norias were also built in Al-Andalus, during the Islamic period of the Iberian Peninsula (8th-15th centuries), and continued to be built by Christian Spanish engineers afterwards. The most famous are the Albolafia in Cordoba (of uncertain date, partly reconstructed today), along the Guadalquivir River, and a former noria in Toledo, along the Tagus River. According to al-Idrisi, the Toledo noria was especially large and could raise water from the river to an aqueduct over 40 meters above it, which then supplied water to the city. Norias and similar devices were also used on vast scale in some parts of Spain for agricultural purposes. The rice plantations of Valencia were said to have 8000 norias, while Mallorca had over 4000 animal-driven saqiyas which were in use up until the beginning of the 20th century. The Alcantarilla Noria near Murcia, a noria built in the 15th century under Spanish Christian rule, is one of the better-known examples to have survived to the present-day.

Who is here after gyanwapi news?😂

Before sakoot-e-baghdad....we are at our best position🥺💖

The Banū Mūsā brothers ("Sons of Moses"), namely Abū Jaʿfar, Muḥammad ibn Mūsā ibn Shākir (before 803 - February 873), Abū al‐Qāsim, Aḥmad ibn Mūsā ibn Shākir (d. 9th century) and Al-Ḥasan ibn Mūsā ibn Shākir (d. 9th century), were three 9th-century Persian scholars who lived and worked in Baghdad.

Comment section comprises of Arab-non arab, Persian -Egyptian - waste discussion !! One thing that all can say is, The great inventors, scholars were *MUSLIMS*. Stop fighting saying their nationality

Thanks for justice of islamic history

Gobar bhakt be like:: hum ye nahi maante 😂

Damn, so much bashing and hate on any video that mentions islam

In India.... from thousands of years...Indians used this technique....

Very nice. Thanks a lot for the video. They were genius.

As I do think many Muslims in this time were incredible during this period in time, however I have to agree just calling everything Islamic seems a little lazy. It bunches Moroccan, Arab, Iranian, Turkish, Indian(Mughal), Central Asian, and many others into one category which are all respectable civilization in their own right.

Share it to Hindus In India so that they can understand tha different between fountain and ling

Muslims founded the foundation of modern science and technological advancement. We regret we forgot.

These three brothers were Persian scholar living in Baghdad. So all these Islamic water Engineering was Persian Water Engineering indeed.

3:33 Baba mil gaye Baba mil gaye😂😂😂😂

I was thinking that how gyan wapi masjid have fountain. now I understand.

Still ppl are fighting in court and calling these fountains shiv Ling. They claim Muslims haven't built anything anywhere hiw could they have built just in india

Thanks for you great effort and showing the real greatness of Golden era(The Muslim era) to the world❤❤💕💕

Lets be honest, persian discovered this karez/qanat system long before the arrival of Islam.

Good morning Jummah Mubarak Shubhaan Allah bless Lost Glory

Those who are saying how aurangzeb water fountain works, watch this video.

Thanks for the video. Quite interesting. Must have been an amazing time to live. I especially liked the peacock device. What fun.

Plz upload all Muslim scientists video

The water fountain shape is like Hindus God linga .So they will claim it was hindus invention as in the case of Giyan Vapi mosque water fountain placed in the hozukana used for ablution .

What is the name of documentary.....

Thank you very much sir for this encouraging video.

People randomly claim, that, such inventions are invented in their country, without any proof. ...... But, your videos are well proved.

Who came here after gyanvapi mosque incident ?

3:23

نفع الله بهم البلاد والعباد نفع الله بهم جميع الناس من المسلمين وغيرهم /( اللهم اني اسألك علما نافعا ورزقا طيبة وعملا متقبلا) ❤❤❤!!! قد تركوا للأمه علماً ينفع الجميع ويسع الجميع ❤❤ وانارو الأمه! ( اللهم ارحمهم برحمتك الواسعة وادخلهم جنات النعيم

Do you know the ancient desert or arid regions using a sort talk towers in sun and underground water pools to create storage and some sort of automatic air conditioning in huge buildings?

Huhh ezeket a szerkezetek valójában látni, igen érdekes lehet.

All of these engineers were Persian.

2:17 5:12 good music

Muslims you were so cool and modern, scientific, knowledgeable in Islamic world, then why you destroyed our universities and burnt libraries in India? 😿

This advanced in ottoman era alot...

Fascinating!

okay that was not that , that is a fountain.

ألقاهرة أول مدينة أستخدمت فيها رفع ألمياه بألسواقى حتى أعلى جبل ألمقطم لتضخ فى مواسير مصنوعة من ألرصاص لتصل إلى ألأدوار ألعليا حتى ألدور ألخامس وألأسطح ومن قبل تم بناء سور مجرى ألعيون من ألنيل حتى قلعة صلاح ألدين وهو بنفس تقنية رفع ألسواقى قبل أن تنقل أوربا نفس ألطريقة لمدنها ألكبيرة .

Please explore reasons why we the Muslims are now lagged behind 100 years from modern inventions. Your such article carries no value under present scenerio of age of modern inventions and technologies rather gives pains.

Its ancient iranian "persian" water supply system Achemenids great iranian empire 1000 B.C used the modern technologies like Qanat self innovation of iranian, same time there was no islam yet and arabians just learned how to use date palm leaves to cover their bodies

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Muslim made many inventions..like Algebra

Gyanvapi Masjid Fountain system found here 3:30

Bhai you guys are great your videos are great despite knowing that water technologies existed and was used more before than 2000 BC times you call it islamic technology that's why you re great. And by God Islam is great but not great than you guys.

Thank you

We couldn't even discover the oil .and we couldn't even process the oil

3:22 pe baba Milenge i mean Fountain

The peoples of Egypt knew such technology of using The Nile Water centuries before Islam came to existence. The Great Pyramids were too built before the birth of Islam.

Banu Musa brothers are Persian.

Fantastic brother 😘😘

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Islam is only 1400 years old. The development of qanāts probably began about 2,500 or 3,000 years ago in Iran, and the technology spread eastward to Afghanistan and westward to Egypt. Although new qanāts are seldom built today, many old qanāts are still used in Iran and Afghanistan,

great; such wonderful innovations in water sector are also in India do you have such compilation

'Ali Baba and the 7 thieves' or any gang of thieves any time rainfall was minimal would have a convenient enough getaway passage through those engineering marvels until our creator has changed the landscape making those tunnels become a lot deeper over time...

Cannot system / karez is still used in western Pakistan

muslim era started destination at time , no water in arab countries, very few places in water places, all technologies copied from south asia

Great inventions of the East

when the church forbade science, Islam embraced science, because the first verse that came down the first word was "read" Therefore Muslims must continue to learn, from the Qur'an and Nature

Egyptians, Sumerians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Arabs, Persians, Amazighs and all people of middle east and north africa started everything... sad to see what happened to them....

People are getting pissed over nothing, reee the title disagrees with muh opinion

2:44 this dams tech here in Spain are romans, not muslims.Like the water machines. Muslims simply conquered the most garden priductive region.

Now Indian Hindus telling is that not a fountain that is Shivalinga😂

Great knowledge

Extracting water from underground that is already fall from rain. Efforts needed to make rain fall from Sky& storage. The way is to plant various tall,trees, usefull spreading shadows covering sandy regions with available water. What will they do after finishing under ground water

Explore Golgumbaz

islam and invention!!!!!!!!

Great video thanks

If so in Córdoba - a city of 250,000 at max. population - then what of Baghdad, supposedly a city of 500,000?

Can you produce the source from you're claiming this please or is it a propaganda??

Persian jenius men

Masha Allah They helped the humanity

Who's Watching this in 2022 when some Indian Hindus claim one of the water fountain in a mosque, as their god and started worshipping the stone. Just imagine in 9th century Muslim scholars were smart enough to build this technology... And in 21st century Hindus doing all this.... 😂

Cool

He was kurdish from Diyar Baker in Kurdistan 💚 ☀️ ❤️ 👑

What documentary is this

Very cool

Islam hell the middle east are some good philosophers kindest people and top notch thinkers. What I'm saying evil comes in all shades shapes and sizes!