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- 7. UAE Education: History. Highlights of Pre-Islamic Antiquity
NMTV Profiles Dynamic Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, is the son of the late Sheikh ...
Adoption of cloud, mobile, workflow, ERP in education, Ellucian Live 2014
Fahem Al-Nuaimi, CEO Ankabut, speaking about the benefits and challenges of introducing cloud technologies into higher colleges of education in the UAE ...
Day 3 - Sharjah Police Band visit Pink Caravan camp
Sharjah Police band visit the Pink Caravan riders at camp to show their support for the mission with a performance.
UAE Issues Compulsory Military Service Law For Emirati Men
Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan had issued a federal law implementing compulsory military service for Emirati men, a move highlighting the Gulf state's ...
A College and Hospital Campus in RAK - UAE
U.A.E Army بعض الصور للجيش الامارتي
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User Comments
waleed abdullah
commented
on 29 Mar 2009
يا شباب الوطن لبّوا نداكم واحموا الدار ضد الطامعين والشهامة لكم من مستواكم
وكلّ طايش له الردع المهين يا مناعير، العاثر فداكم قد حموها سلفنا لوّلين
شوفوا الوضع متشبث حذاكم وانتم لْهالوطن درع حصين من يرد العدا يالّلي نواكم
غيركم يالشباب المخلصين
حمد الراشدي
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on 19 Sep 2009
وطــــــــــــــــــنـــــــــــــــي انـــــــــــــــــا
انـــــــــــــــــــــا وطــــــــــــــــنـــــــــــــــــي
Khalid Al Mutawaa
commented
on 18 Sep 2008
Great video. I feel nothing but pride and patriotism for my country that I
love! Ishy Bilady is the BEST anthem.. Allah bless the UAE and all of us
who live there. HH Sheikh Khalifah and Mohammed.
salm200
commented
on 10 Dec 2008
الله يحفظ الامارات و شعبها العزيز و جيشها البطل و ان شاء الله نحتفل بتحرير
الجزر الاماراتيه المحتله قريبا
DjArnousSyr
commented
on 23 Nov 2008
UAE should work more on its military. they have a very low number of tanks,
fighting jets, missiles and soldiers.
goolai
commented
on 03 Dec 2008
they dont need counter terrorist units bro! they got british SAS!
Ayman Ali
commented
on 23 Oct 2009
الله يحفظ لنا الاخوان الاماراتيين
Emiratie
commented
on 29 Aug 2008
Gr8 video! Jazaakum ALLAH we khairan..!!! Fdeet ya EMARAT!!!!
DjArnousSyr
commented
on 23 Nov 2008
yes true. but the airforce. 100 is not enough. at least 300.
DjArnousSyr
commented
on 23 Nov 2008
yes true but what do u mean anyway where r u from
DjArnousSyr
commented
on 23 Nov 2008
=) im a syrian. lives in Damascus.
DjArnousSyr
commented
on 17 Dec 2008
what r u talking abt??????^^^^^^^
XxxHAMADxOMARxxX
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on 29 Nov 2008
I LOVE UAE- HAMAD OMAR PALESTINE
EMlRATES
commented
on 20 Aug 2009
Soon Iran will be gone inshalla
mohammed alswafi
commented
on 03 Jun 2009
ونعم في الامارات
John Metzler
commented
on 29 Aug 2008
what name song of army mrach?
mr9gar
commented
on 21 Jun 2009
اماراتي وبس
Chris Chowi
commented
on 29 Aug 2008
UAE national anthem
MathyPure
commented
on 09 May 2009
I love my country!
taliyeuk
commented
on 26 Dec 2008
fuck the british
macandben
commented
on 29 Jun 2009
InsAllah UAE!
UAE Education: History. Highlights of Pre-Islamic Antiquity
This video highlights chapter 4 of the following leading article. The chapter deals with the surrounding civilizations that must also become a basic subject of the ...
User Comments
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 08 Oct 2012
4 Last, and more importantly, Arabs do not exist. They are the worst
colonial fabrication of the West. Neither the Syrians, the Iraqis, the
Lebanese, the Palestinians, nor the Egyptians, the Sudanese, the Libyans,
the Tunisians, etc. are Arabs. Also, the Seljuq and the Ottoman Turks
arrived in the area of today's Turkey in small numbers. They intermingled
with the local Greek speaking populations who, in their turn, were a
mixture of Ancient Greeks, Phrygians, Lydians, Carians, Cappadocians, etc
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 26 Feb 2013
You don't have the qualifications to understand History as a science and to
evaluate its resources. The Assyrian-Babylonian texts and the Greek-Roman
authors that refer to the Ancient History of the Emirates are totally
unknown to you, whereas I read them in their original text. My simple
advice to you is to empty your mind from the compact falsehood that you
absorbed all your life long. Freemasonry, Zionism, Wahhabis and others are
not conspiracy. They are the reality that I know and you don't!
Sami Altamemi
commented
on 23 Feb 2013
Even Egypt belongs to Arabia. We freed your country from the Romans, who
repressed the indigenous people. The vast majority of the current
population of Egypt are Arabs who immigrated to Egypt over the centuries.
Our Arabic culture is dominating your life from A to Z The Saudi Royals
belongs to Anaza which belongs to the tribe of Banu Hanifa. They managed to
unite the country, patronized the holy masjids, provide prosperity and
peace. They have their shortcomings like all governments and states
Sami Altamemi
commented
on 17 Feb 2013
I believe that Iran belongs to Arabia, as the Muslim Arabs led by the
Caliph Omar ibn al-Khattab conquered and destroyed the Persian Sasanid
Empire in 651 CE. Then it became under the rule of Syria and the Umayyads,
then to Iraq and the Abbasids, then to the Turkic Seljuqs, then to the
Mongols. Even the Safavids were either Kurds or Turkic. Therefore, stop
saying that Bahrain belongs to you. You have just gained your independence,
just recently. Iranians like to talk a lot, but do very little.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 08 Oct 2012
3 Jesus existed too but the difference between his words and the official
dogma of Christianity is due to acts that can be better understood through
a proper study of Ancient Oriental religions and cults, notably Mithraism
and Isidism, that were widely diffused across Europe. There were hundreds
of temple dedicated to Mithras, Isis and other Oriental gods across the
Roman Empire, and those, who wished to alter the words of Jesus, projected
on his life elements and narrations from those faiths.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 23 Feb 2013
3 Last, Algerians, Libyans, Tunisians, Moroccans and Mauritanians are all
Berbers, either they speak only Berber or only Arabic or both languages.
Finally, the Yemenites and the Omanis are not Arabs, but descendants of the
Ancient Sabaeans, Qatabanis, Himyarites, Hadhramis and Omanis who had a
language and a writing very different from Arabic. Arabic is - at the level
of language and at the level of writing - a derivative of Aramaic, and more
particularly Syriac. The Prophet spoke Syriac too.
Hatice Kursat
commented
on 08 Oct 2012
Thank you for this video. I am Turkish I never knew any of this this
history. I never believed Western white men history since I was a kid. Now,
I don't believe any of their history. I believe artifacts & evidence about
Middle East history. I don't believe Alexander the Great ever had Empire in
the East. That is a big lie too, like Son of Jesus lie. I don't believe
world history anymore, what I have learn from history books. It is all
Jewish lies. I believe the Arabs & Selcuk & Ottoman Turks.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 23 Feb 2013
1 Neither Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine nor Egypt, Sudan,
Yemen, Oman and the Maghreb belong to Arabia. Pan-Arabism is a fake
ideology based on sheer falsification of History; even worse, Pan-Arabism
was created by the colonial powers that wanted to destroy Islam by
eliminating the Ottoman Empire. We now know very well that Arabic-speaking
does not mean Arab. Syria, SE Turkey, SW Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon,
Jordan, Palestine, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE are A R A M A E A N, not Arab.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 26 Feb 2013
Expanding in the above points 1-2-3, I entered a totally different subject.
My book is focused on the Pre-Islamic History of the Emirates which is more
important than that of Saudi Arabia. Here is the title and the publishing
house: Meluhha, Gerrha, and the Emirates - DICTUS Publishing Never forget,
it's not my approach that is bold, it's the Saudi national education that
is entirely false. Dangerous? The only dangerous commodity in the world is
Saudi Arabia. By the way, I am not Egyptian!
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 20 Apr 2012
Your comment is misplaced. This video, if you read the introduction ('Show
more'), reflects the 4th part of a 27-part article about Meluhha, Gerrha
and the Pre-Islamic History of the Emirates. You can read the entire
article by clicking on one of the links included in the introduction. This
chapter does not mention details about the Ancient History of the Emirates,
but provides with a list of surrounding nations and cultures with whom the
ancestors of today's Emiratis provenly interacted.
marcoscassiotis
commented
on 19 Apr 2012
Εξαιρετικά ενδιαφέρον βίντεο! Ελπίζω να μπορέσω να διαβάσω το ... εκτενές
άρθρο μέσα στις επόμενες μέρες. Περιμένω και τα άλλα βίντεο - τα βασισμένα
στα υπόλοιπα τμήματα του treatise! Διερωτώμαι αν στα Εμιράτα υπάρχουν
άνθρωποι ικανοί να καταλάβουν την σημασία του άρθρου σου....
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 23 Feb 2013
2 Egypt, Sudan and Libya are Khammitic-Kushitic nations that have nothing
to do with Semitic nations, like the Aramaeans, the Phoenicians or the
Assyrians-Babylonians. Sudanese are the descendants of the Ancient Meroites
who built more pyramids than the Egyptians, and of the Makkurians and the
Alodians who organized the Christian Kingdoms of Ethiopia (that were
different from the Abysinnians-today's 'Ethiopia' is a fake state). All the
Egyptians are Copts, Christian Copts or Muslim Copts.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 08 Oct 2012
2 What matters most is that Alexander accepted the Oriental culture,
rejected the unimportant past of Athens, got married with an Iranian lady,
considered himself as an Egyptian god, and replaced his capital to Babylon.
This means that what modern colonial scholars select as important from the
so-called Ancient Greek world was unimportant to such a great person. This
needs dozens of books to be documented and used to refute the Western
interpretation of the so-called Ancient Greek world.
Is this a joke? I thought it was only Israelis who stole Palestinian
artefacts to put them in their museums and claim them as theitr own. Here
we see pictures of monuments in Middle East & Africa to fabricate a history
for little Persian Gulf Kingdoms. Look up Wikipedia, until the British took
them over, what is now called the United Arab Emirates was a stronghold of
pirates who robbedthe ship passing through Strait of Hormoz. There was a
trade in pearls in Bahrain that belonged to Iran.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 25 Feb 2013
Not just this! Also: People who do want to learn the truth before accepting
lies and falsehood that suit their socially pre-fabricated sentimentalism
and ego-pathy are doomed to extinction. Many nations were driven to total
annihilation in History. In the years ahead, we will attest the elimination
of the criminal Saudi pedophiles who have been helped to rise in power by
Islam's worst enemies, England, France, America, and the Freemasonic
Satanists who supported their Wahhabi brothers.
Sami Altamemi
commented
on 23 Feb 2013
Also, I really do not understand the Egyptian people's hatred towards Saudi
Arabia and the rest of the Gulf states! Is it because we have more
properity than you have? We never kept our wealth away from our fellow
Arabs. We paid and still pay and take responsibility for your advancement.
Our countries are full of Egyptian employees and workers who provide
generous support for their families. You should critisize your regimes,
hypocrite elites (leftist and rightist) and passive people.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 08 Oct 2012
1 Thank you for your comment and ideas. The colonial falsification of
History is a vast and complex system that at times misinterprets events, at
times hides facts, and at times creates and diffuses false concepts on the
basis of which forged facts are presented as real! Alexander conquered vast
lands that almost all belonged to the Achaemenidian empire of Iran; beyond
the Iranian borders, Alexander advanced little or not at all. In reality,
he substituted the Iranian empire.
Sami Altamemi
commented
on 26 Feb 2013
There is too much insertions of conspircy theory! you even exceeded the
limit. I have read your article. It is full of imagination, I do not see
any evidence for what you argue for! you do not even have references or
foot/end notes. How and why do you want me to believe your perspective and
arguments? If you are my student and you gave me this essay, you are going
to fail! Are you sure that you are a professor?
Για το άρθρο δεν συζητάω, με έχει εντυπωσιάσει ιδιαίτερα, κι ας έχω φτάσει
μέχρι εκεί που αναφέρεστε στο Στράβωνα. Αλλά συγχαρητήρια επίσης για το
πολύ ωραίο ανέβασμα! *****
Sami Altamemi
commented
on 25 Feb 2013
Sir, you are making really dangerous and very bold arguments. You really
nead to write a book about all this and provide firm evidence for your new
version of history. Could you please give me the name of your book about
the Gerrhaeans?
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 17 Feb 2013
I am not an Iranian, I am a historian who interprets historical sources.
The Saudi regime is illegitimate and has no historical foundations except
in the treachery and the betrayal of the Islamic world. Good morning from
Aswan, Egypt!
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 20 Apr 2012
Ευχαριστώ και θα επανέλθω! Στην ερώτησή σου μπορώ να απαντήσω καταφατικά -
αλλά είναι λίγοι.
Sami Altamemi
commented
on 25 Feb 2013
ok I got it, Meluhha, Gerrha, and the UAE: The Search for National Identity
of a Young Nation.
Ex Oriente Lux
commented
on 20 Apr 2012
Ευχαριστώ πολύ, Νίκο!
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