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kindly explain tree of house of saud , who was emir saud's father

So sir isn't it possible to alter and change the name of the fathers in the family tree ?? . How can someone believe in the authenticity of a family tree ??

04:05 nicely steered away from the biggest bone of contention between Muslim Shias and Sunnis. Well played sir

Aliya is a Circassian

@Mithun M ¹w

Watch Part 2 by Hikma History - Making of the Modern Middle East: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMEw6hTSF0o And shout out to Al Muqaddimah for creating the maps in my video: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf0O2efB4K66UUaT7QJPVNA

Hey I am a young historian who just applied to a genealogist company. do you have any tips for me?

Why don't you ship your product to India? You have many useful contents of India. Can you ship to Delhi at least? I tried buying your Asian royal family tree and world history but India was not there in country option!

@Sohail Mk It's a temporary restriction due to covid. I'll be able to resume worldwide shipping soon.

@UsefulCharts okay that's a relief. Will check from time to time.

@UsefulCharts greek royal family?

Love that you're taking on modern dynasties. Great doing this collab with you!

Malazgirt 1071 yeah... and how is that not interesting? He didn’t say anything about the actual monarchs themselves, just that this is interesting... and besides, the saudis weren’t a British puppet. They rose and fought against British puppets so..

The real Mecca is in Petra Jordan

dynasty's = of the dynasty, possessive - it's not a plural (dynasties) Though you used "you're" correctly, which is better than a lot of native English-speakers.

@Mad Monkee Thank you for the correction!

Ma sha Allah

Thank you very much. In Jordan there was also a change in succession by royal decree. King Hussein's brother Crown Prince Hassan was next in line. Just before the King Hussein died and to everyone's surprise, he declared his son - now King - Abduallah II as Crown Prince. This was back in around 1999.

Whelp, he probably looked at his short, bald, kinda nerdy brother, looked at his not-as-short, coiffed, military man younger son, and said, "I'ma go with the young one. Sorry, bro." Also, Abdullah's mum is English, and Hussein probably considered the Brits would be willing to uphold the future regime more readily, with this connection. By the way, the other Crown Prince (for a time) was Hamzah, whose mother is American. For similar reasons, I assume, Hamzah was given his position so that America would also uphold the future regime.

Malazgirt 1071 Not the president of Tunisia.

Malazgirt 1071 bro you are right , we Indian muslim betrayed when they awarded Modi ( as he and his right wing hindu organization rss bjpee) responsible for babri mosque demolition and riot /atrocities against muslim

MEHMED TURK brother dont target saudi instead just pray for Allah they will get right path , we kno few misguided from their are responsible , let us unite spread message given to our ummah

I so much love seeing when hostorians or history channels collab each other.Cooperation is very important in this field.❤️

Thank you for the useful video. I just want to bring to your attention that the Saudi dynasty was started by establishing the first Saudi State (Emirate of Diriyah) 1744–1818. Then they start again and established The Emirate of Nejd, which was the second Saudi state 1824–1891. The current Saudi Arabia is the Third Saudi State established by King Abdulaziz Ibn Saud. Thank you.

الله يفشلك عبدالعزيز ابن سعود اجل هاه ؟ اسمه عبدالعزيز بن عبدالرحمن ماشي مع الخواجات وبس مفروض كنت مركز فحصة التاريخ صف خامس ابتدائي وما يصلح تقول عبدالعزيز بن سعود لانه كان فيه الامام عبدالعزيز بن سعود فالدولة السعودية الاولى وكذا تصير انت تلخبط التاريخ

@أبو العزبة ابن سعود، لقب لملوك وأئمة الدولة السعودية عبر العصور ومعروف الكلام هذا عند الحاضرة والبادية. فضلاً على أن الأجانب يتداولون هذا اللقب للرمز إلى الملك عبدالعزيز رحمه الله تعالى. ولعل أهم من استخدم هذا اللقب هو عبدالله فيليبي مستشار الملك عبدالعزيز الخاص وهو من أصول إنجليزية. أرجو أن تثقف نفسك قبل أن تتعدى على أحد بالدعاء عليه. بيني وبينك الله.

Yusuf patel I believe you talking about yourself.

@Nazzal Alenezi غير يا مثقف لما نتكلم عن لقب فاللقب يجي لحاله لكن لما تقول عبدالعزيز بن سعود هذا تحول لاسم مركب هذي اساسيات النحو فاللغة العربية ارجع ادرس انواع العلم فالعربي قبل لا تتكلم

@أبو العزبة انا كاتبه على أساس أنه لقب وليس اسم يا استاذ التاريخ واللغة والنحو. واعتقد أنه واضح من السياق في ردي السابق. راح أتوقف عن الرد عليك. وشكرا.

This was amazingly and wonderfully organized and presented! Thank you!

This would be even more interesting if you covered the Saudi family tree starting from the 1st Saudi state which was founded by Muhammad bin Saud, then the 2nd Saudi state founded by Turki bin Abdullah.

I have watched many of your videos and enjoy them as I have always been fascinated with history and how everything connects. I am now a huge fan because you looked at a portion of Middle Eastern history. Very few people are usually interested. While there is so much history, more than can be covered by one short video, this is a good start. 😍

I’m astonished that you upload so many amazing videos so frequently. I also think that the family tree of racing horses would make for an interesting video (man o war, sea biscuit, swing on, etc.)

Gosh, you really are one amazing storyteller. The way you narrate is so amazing. Btw, since its a recent video, I would like to suggest a topic (because I didn't know where to do). Please do a DARK (NETFLIX) character genealogy and timeline. If any TV series requires a timeline chart, it is DARK. Thank you in advance for your response.

Precise, objective, and lucid. Well done. Pretty much well known history, but it was a good refresher. The designation of Prince Talal as Crown Prince, brother of King Hussain of Jordan, and his hugely unexpected and equally unceremonious removal and replacement by Prince Mohammed, son of Hussain was missed.

5 STARS----such a great history lesson which is hugely facilitated by the wonderful chart. thank you

Matt, you missed an important one! Faisal portrayed by Sir Alec Guinness in "Lawrence of Arabia." But King Abdullah II of Jordan cameoed as unnamed science officer in the cold open of Star Trek: Voyager "Investigations" season 2 episode 20. Apparently the Hashemites will be around for another 400 years. :) A big Star Trek fan, so good for him!

It was actually in my original script and that part of the audio got messed up :)

@UsefulCharts Bummer, because I was so waiting to hear that. Maybe next time. :D

Yes, he was in that episode, although he had no lines because he wasn't a member of the screen Actors Guild.

Mershikov he wasnt king at the time , just a prince

Who told that they'll be around for more 400 years?

Great video! Love the Hashimites - such an interesting family. And for those who know who he is, doesn't old King Faisal of Iraq look a lot like the current Crown Prince, Hussein? There's a real strong resemblance there!

They meet in the fifth grandfather, Al-Hussein Ibn Ali, King of Hijaz. King Faisal is Faisal Ibn Ghazi Ibn Faisal l Ibn Al-Hussein ibn ali , King of Hijaz, and the current Jordanian Crown Prince is Hussein bin Abdullah II Ibn Talal Ibn Talal Ibn Al-Hussein Ibn Abdullah I Ibn Al-Hussein Ibn Ali, King of Hijaz .. They are fifth cousins, and on the other hand, the mothers of both parties are from the same family of cousins

As someone who is originally Arab and aware of these families histories, they're more ties to connect them to other royal families around the world, which is less known, like their connections ( the hashimite) to the Ottoman & to the former Egyptian royal family, and the latter has a connection as well to the late former Russian tsar Nicholas II

I'm an history student,,and I from India,,,and i really know about every dynasty and wars and treaty but i was really unable to track there link with current World,,,, thank you so so much,,,you are doing a great job,,,good luck to you and May Allah bless you with a good heart,,,and you always feel *Sukoon*,,,🥰

Excellent work, both channels and everybody involved. Hikma History, I just subscribed to your channel, Matt your awesome! Keep up your great work

Whoa! I’ve never seen so much details into a family tree. My mind is blown.

Yay your first look at Arabian monarchies, I find the governance of the UAE to be very fascinating

Especially Abu dhabi and dubai dynaties and also qasemid dynasty of shareqa which clashed with British in early 1800s

@Сахер Салама interesting, I did not know that, thank you. I find the UAE interesting cuz it's one of only 2 monarchies of its type, the other being Malaysia

Malazgirt 1071 Puppets put in by British are still interesting just like any other dynasty.

Malazgirt 1071 it's embarassing to see you post the same comment like ten times

@Bill Green Oppression is worst than slaughter. There is absolutely nothing interesting than the chaos and misery caused by the misguided western intellectual leadership of mankind. The world is in such dire straits.

Can you please do a video about the dynasties that ruled Oman 🇴🇲? It used be a powerful empire. Oman’s empire encompassed vast strips of southwest Iran, most of the north-eastern and southern parts of the Arabian peninsula, and much of the Horn of Africa coast, all the way down till northern Mozambique.

Very powerful empire ? Don’t exaggerate

Stop lying fam ajuran and other Somali empires used to make u pay up

Don't include somalia Because somali conrolled anywhere before Arabs . Somalia 🇸🇴 world 🌎 heroes

@JUJU2LOOSE before the Arabs found oil Somalis use to lend them money and aid to help them which is one of the reasons why Somalia joined the Arab league mainly cause Arabs needed help from Somalia but when table turned all Arabs turned on them which is lame imo

@FreeBandzz 35 which Arabs exactly ! Countries like Egypt Iraq and Syria for example ,needed help from Somalia really lol

Thanks a lot for your great work. Please the next video is about Assad family. Even though they are not royals, telling about their history and intrigues inside the family between brothers will be very interesting

This is a great companion to the videos Extra Credits has been making about the borders of the Middle East after WWI. Also, I saw that the Asian Monarchies Charts has the Tibetan Emperors. Future video, please?

would love to see a family tree of the dynasty of the Sultan’s of Oman & Zanzibar

Are zanzibarian?

@Abdulrahman Mcha Zanzibar is in Tanzania coast Island. They were ruled by Oman until European colonization.

@Farhiya A I am pure Zanzibarian but i don't know well my country just a higher bit

@Farhiya A WRONG. Zanzibar was ruled by Big Boss.

Absolutely excellent video! Loved it!

For clarification, the council, called the bay’ah’s role is to confirm the choice of crown price that the king decrees, following the announcement, and not to have the power to vote on who becomes the king. The choice of crown prince falls within the discretion of the king.

Again a very good video. 👍🏻 Please make an usefulcharts on Indian history (Ancient, Medieval and Modern). 😊

It is there

thank you, very informative and easy to follow

So very well explained. Really excellent.

i just ordered two charts im super stoked i love these vids because their super informitive and just intersesting P.S. sorry for grammar errors

No problem!

You missed 1 Saudi crown prince who's Sultan bin Abdelaziz... he was crown prince for 6 years during King Abdullah rule Apart from that all very accurate Greetings and thanks from Saudi 💚

It might have been helpful to note, when discussing the Saudi brothers, that the order of succession was only relevant for those born from Abdul Aziz's favorite wife, Hassa bint Ahmad Al Sudairi. That's why these seven brothers are known as "The Sudairi Seven". (Half)brothers born from other wives had no possibility of succession.

King Abdullah was not his mother, Hessa Al-Sudairy, but his mother was from the Shammar tribe

Yes bus husah was his mother his wife is Sarah Alsudairi his cousin

King Saud and King Faisal, second and third kings, were sons of other, more senior wives. Faisal's mother died when he was a baby. Neither had Hassa al-Sudairi for mother. Neither were Kings Khalid and Abdullah. Only Kings Fahd and Salman (the current king) were sons of Hassa. Of course King Salman chose to abandon the generational rule principle (brothers succeeding by order of seniority and family vote) in favor of his own son Mohammed.

hello I really enjoy your videos! although could you maybe do more Irish family trees. Also could you maybe do the family tree of William Tyndale, I am a descendant of his. Again I really love your videos I have learned a lot. These are just suggestions

Tbh i learned more in 16 mins then in 2 years in high school. About the the region i'm in. Thank you so much!

There is no calip in Islam after prophethood... Allah only choose mankind to be imam over their people.. and the last imam is imam Mahdi.....as explained in Qur'an n hadis

Great sources, I belong to the hashemite tribe"bani Hashem" but as a Saudi Arabian and never left Saudi actually

thats so cool does that mean you’re a descendant of the prophet SAW

Both of those maps of the Ottoman Empire and Post-WW1 are flawed in that Ahvaz and Hulvan were not part of either the Ottoman Empire nor Mandatory Iraq. Ahvaz was and still is part of Iran, not even near the border really. Meanwhile the ruins of Hulvan are also within Iran, albeit close to the border. Interesting vids, great content.

UsefullCharts I beg you but please include the pre-hispanic royal families of the visayas please, I really beg you. But also i love your videos. Very family friendly and very educational. Know im very curious about history. Thank you.

Oh im sorry for the word know it's a now

I have to say this channel is one of the best, if not the best, that I came across in Youtube.

History of the kingdom of Morocco from administration to Alevis: In the year 788 AD, Morocco witnessed a new era in its history, after the emergence of the first Islamic country in the country, which is the Idrisi state, and here in the history of Morocco from schooling to the Alevis, we will learn about the history of Morocco from study to the ruling family of Morocco today, the Alawite family. Contents 1 Morocco during the administration. 2 The Almoravid state. 3 Almohad state. 4 The Marinid state. 5 Alawite State. Morocco during the rule of administration: After Idris bin Abdullah managed to escape the massacre of the Abbasid state in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, and upon his arrival in Morocco and because he belonged to the family of Al-Bayt, it was significant, and it was sold in the Moroccan city of Volubilis by its inhabitants, the Berbers, and he became their leader. Despite his escape from the massacre in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, Harun al-Rashid managed to kill him, and after his death his son assumed the leadership of the state, and he built the city of Fez and made it one of the greatest cities in the region, and his son Muhammad bin Idris II took over the country after his father's death, so that the end would begin. . In the year 836, Muhammad bin Idris II divided the country, and made for each of his brothers a share of the state, and this division had a devastating effect, as the wars between them began to control more lands, and in 974 the state officially ended, and another country began to appear. The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites The Almoravid state. The Almoravid state was not the second country in Morocco, it was preceded by a state known as the Maghraoui state, but it did not succeed in sustaining much, and it ended after less than 100 years, so that the Almoravid state in Morocco appeared as a strong country, and made the city of Marrakech its capital. The state managed to extend outside Morocco, on the Iberian Peninsula, and its golden age was during the era of Yusuf bin Tashfin, who founded the city of Marrakech, and was able to unite Morocco and add Andalusia to his country, after being exposed to numerous campaigns from the Christian kingdoms. The state lived good periods of its history, and also difficult periods, the most important of which was the emergence of a new country in the region, the Almohad state, a country that managed to end the rule of the Almoravids, after it gained control of the state capital, the city of Marrakesh. The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites Almohad state. In 1121 a country emerged founded by a number of Berber tribes, and the year 1147 was the most important year in the history of this country, after it took control of Marrakesh, the city was one of the most important cities in Morocco and the region, and then succeeded in controlling other cities outside Morocco, in Algeria And Libya to Tunisia and Andalusia. The state imposed its control on Morocco, and Ibn Khaldun says that Idris al-Maamun, the successor to the state at the time, killed more than one hundred Sheikhs of the people of monotheism in the city of Marrakesh, and made the prayer recited in the Amazigh language instead of Arabic, and also allowed the building of churches on its lands, and building strong relations with kings European countries. Beginning in the year 1213, the state began to retreat, especially after the fall of Andalusia in the hands of the Christian kingdoms, the emergence of plague, and the loss of Algeria in favor of the Hafsid state, but in Morocco a new country emerged, the Marinid state, which finally eliminated the Almohad state in Morocco in 1269 . The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites The Marinid state. The Marinids were Berber tribes that appeared in the year 1244 AD, about 25 years before the end of the Almohad state and that was at their hands, this country was able to expand rapidly in its surroundings, and did not find little resistance, until it managed to control Morocco completely, and extended to Tunisia. This state made the city of Fez its capital, and distinguished them from other countries with a number of characteristics, including the great freedom that was granted to its inhabitants in the freedom of belief and creativity, so the Maliki school appeared again in Morocco, after it disappeared for a period of time, especially during the Almoravid era. In its golden age, the Marinid state managed to build new cities, such as Fez al-Jadid, Tetouan and Mansoura, and that era witnessed the emergence of a number of Muslim personalities, the most famous of which was the traveler Ibn Battuta, and it also attracted to her a group of scholars of the age, such as Ibn Khaldoun and San al-Din Ibn al-Khatib. The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites The history of Morocco from the administration to the Alawites Alawite state. Before the beginning of this state, Morocco had ruled for a period of time from the Saadiyya and Wattah states, but it did not last long, and after its end the Alawite state appeared, in the year 1631, and it remains to this day. The first capital of the family was the city of Fez, and in 1672 the capital was converted to Meknes, to return again to Fez, and in 1912 after the French protection, the official capital of the country became the city of Rabat. The first to rule Morocco from this family is Moulay Sharif, and the ruler was called the Sultan. Beginning in the year 1957 after the founding of the New Kingdom, the name became the king, or Commander of the Faithful.

Exceptionally good work, thank you. One comment: the name of son of King Ali, the Regent of Iraq (1939-1953), is Abdul-Ilah, not Abdullah. Just FYI. Thanks again.

I have never enjoyed a YouTube video as this. Great job, I'd love to get more details if you're providing any services? Would love to discuss something

Love your video’s ,im from bahrain ,can you do more arab monarchist videos

You forgot to include in the family tree of Ibn Saud, Crowned Prince Sultan. The next in line to the throne after King Abdullah. He died due to illness.

Wow it amazes me and inspires me 😮 Just stunning, this channel very quality!!!! 💯

One with both of them plus the al rasheed dynasty would be cool as those were the 3 main contenders to the unification of arabia

Superb explanation please do a videos about the royal families of the United Arab Emirates. Do all of this monarchs have shared ancestors

Very interesting in a clear, concise way, thanks

Deus abençoe sempre sua família linda ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏

Thank you for your marvellous effort making this great video. Just to add, Ibn Saud his name is Abdulaziz Ibn Saud. Ibn = son of Abdulaziz son of saud

His father’s name was Abdulrahman

This family tree is more complex than any Hollywood plot to produce a long saga

Thank you for Marvelous incredible work....

Correction Saudi Arabia had three historical stages. Ibin Saud was the founder 1902 Abdulaziz (the one in the picture of the chart) is a grandson of Ibin Saud who reclaimed Saudi Arabia (the one we know as in now)

Can you please please share with us how anyone (if at all) goes back to Esau? If none please do his tree and share with us who can trace back to Esau or at lease who claims to be? So far it appears the the Jordanians and or the Saudis may have a strong claim. @usefulcharts 😊

Hi i did not check in details but i found some mistakes about Iranian imperial dynasties: Qajar: Mohammad shah was the son of Prince Abbas mirza, who was the eldest son from a qajar mother of Fath Ali shah. Fath Ali shah, who was the second emperor of the Qajar dynasty was the son Hussein Qoli khan, who was the son of Mohammad Hasan Khan, the chiftain of Quyunlu branch of the Qajar Tribe and the father of Agha Mohammad Khan, the first emperor of the family. Of course Agha Mohammad khan was casterated during his imprisonment by Adel shah Afshar, king of Khorasan, and hence did not have children. An interesting story: few years ago, the for head of Qajar family, Ali mirza khan provided documents that in fact, Mohammad Hasan Khan, which is the son Fathali khan, is actually the son of Shah Soltan Hussein of Safavid empire. During the siege of Isfahan, due the services of Fathali khan, the emperor gave him one of his wives who was pregnant already. On the otherline Safavid family line also continued for another century, because Nader Shah Afshar decided not to kill them, as evrn he was thinking that they are legitmate rulers and one day Iranians, may want them back.

As an Egyptian Arab, I loved this video! I am really, really adored and saddened by recent Arab History, And speaking of history, I ask you to take a glance at the alawiyya family tree (The Mohammed Ali dynasty) of Egypt. I see that it is a pretty interesting subject, And I would love if you make a video about it! Cheers!

add sisli , egypt had Mohammd Morsi but they lost in coup backed up by nato

I remember Salauddin R.A whenever i hear egypt

Malazgirt 1071 more are less you are right but this scenario does not favour your nation? It is interesting that here is conversion of point of view of millions of common Muslims with yours. You are Israeli, if I am not wrong?

@CvvvvJ About 20% of Egyptians are Arabs, and Sinai is all Arab

@CvvvvJ egyptians are arab, they speak arabic

Hi would love to see you do a history chart of the Somaliland Isaaq clan whom are descendants of Hashemites family

I was wondering if you have the Idrissi family, which used to control what is called Morocco today, chart and how it is connected to Hashemite royal family. Thank you

By the way not only Saudi and Jordan has a blood of hashemite you can also found in the Philippines because the first sultan of jolo sulu is sultan shariff abubakar has the blood line of hashemite until now the sultinate of sulu are still existing under the rule of sultan jamalul kiram III. That all thank you

Very informative. Well done.

Can you send PDF chart of Hashmi?

Hey Matt! Please do the Kuwaiti and Moroccan royal family trees

@Kareem theeb هل تقصدني انا ام هو؟... لانني مغربي بربري

@Moulay Ismail هو التركي المغولي. لا شيء لهم سوى النباح على العرب. والنعم في البربر.

Arabian knight hahahaha....

HI Dear  Your channel is very informative , I wanted to know if you have anything about the sultanate of Oman and its family tree . Regards F

Can you do a family tree of 80s night time soap operas such as Dynasty, Dallas and Falcon Crest.

Wow wow wow great job dear Its such a awesome and amazing knowledge about middle east history... but the question is how can i get this sheet that your showing at screen .... Thank you so much

Brilliant service to all who be interested for one reason or another. Duly liked & subscribed. Thank you & regards

Error: Under the photo of (Ali King of Hejaz), the name of regent of Iraq (Abdullah) should be (Abdulilah = عبدالإله). عبدالإله and عبدالله in Arabic are two completely different names.

But very much in the meaning of the name right

@Ismail إسماعيل They all came from (الأهيم ilahim) which is a Hebrew word for God.

@Free Speechnopet it's not Hebrew it's Arabic

@Ismail إسماعيل What else is not Arabic? Everything is Arabic for you guys! No, Allah is not Arabic, linguistically related to El (Elohim) and Elah, the Hebrew and Aramaic words for God. Judaism is almost 4 thousand years old, Islam is only 1400 years.

@Free Speech but being old doesn't make it right so Islam is the last rule that makes people as human as possible.

I feel like the British and French played the middle east like chess, they just couldn't leave the region alone could they

I agree but I disagree with the tense of your sentence. They are still playing the Middle East like chess, including Russia, China and the USA.

That's exactly the problem...

They are still playing

M. Akif khan what are you talking about?

M. Akif khan no I am not wise enough 😕. I am a simple man and now I am more confused. Why not just explain directly and say those names ?

I hope you will make a list of dynasties of the Majapahit kings someday

Pls do Parthian, Frataraka and Sasanian family trees, Thx🥳💜

Jazak Allah. May Allah give you mujahids generations after generations. Ameen.

كل من عليها فان ويبقى وجه ربك ذو الجلال والإكرام ..

Brother please send clear pdf of this chart may allah bless uh

King Saud and king Faisal never had a rivalry between them. King Faisal had different opinions but he always respected Saud and never went above his words. King Faisal took the throne before Saud died due to Saud deteriorating health in the latter stages. Basically Saud gave Faisal the throne and left the country. King Saud (may God keep his soul at peace) had poor finance management skills and spent the oil money in all the wrong ways leading to an economy depression, while Faisal fixed it... Khaled and fahad weren't the ones who built the economy.. It was Faisal who did it.

Saudi family is originally jewish named mardakhay but they chnaged the name... search for Al Saud history by Naser Saeed, a saudi journalist forced to leave saudia to lebanon and after he published this book he was assassinated..

As well as King Faisal had a spine of steel. He did not lose to blackmail During the 1973 Arab-Israeli war when King Faisal cut off oil supplies and deprived the west from oil for supporting Israel, Kissinger told King Faisal: "If Saudi Arabia doesn't lift the boycott, America will come and bomb the oilfields". This was King Faisal's reply. "You are the ones who can't live without oil. You know, we come from the desert, and our ancestors lived on dates and milk and we can easily go back and live like that again.”

Hope you'll be covering Malaysian and Brunei royal family too

Can you do a tree chart from Tolkien's Legendarium?

Please make a tree of the Sultans of Oman.

An excellent explanation.

Can u do a favor family tree of Saudi Family Ancestors of Ibn Saud.Thank You very much Sir.

How about a video on the Princes of Monaco? 🇲🇨

Well informed historical experience

The best book on the events that followed the ottomans is A Line In The Sand- Britain and france and the struggle which shaped the middle east.

Could you please create a chart regarding Malay sultanate / kingdom in Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei Darussalam and Singapore. Thank you.

Yea... especially for Royal Family of Hamengku Buwono Jogjakarta Indonesia.

Great family may allah bless you....all

Great video, but there seems to be a little error, as King Abdullah of Jordan's second wife became Princess Muna and not Queen Muna when they married.

Amman's international airport was renamed after Queen Alia, shortly after her sudden death.

Royal Jordanian Airlines was originally called Alia after the Queen.

@Ballantyne Moyes Actually it was called Aaliyah عاليه (meaning a female of a high statusa) after the king's first born daughter from his first marriage it's similar when spelled in English but the Queen's name was Alia علياء (meaning sublime) it's probably why they changed the airline name to The Royal Jordanian

@amman92 Many thanks for your reply. I learn something new everyday. Best wishes. :-)

"renamed" is not exactly right. It was named after the late queen from day one. The queen died in 1977 while the airport was built in 1983.

Before Abdulaziz captured Nejad, the capital Riyadh was ruled by Al Rashid family. Whom he beheaded to take over, from there his conquest began to take over other provinces. Abdulaziz came from Kuwait. Throw some light on that, about his predecessors and of Al Rashid family.

The house of saud is traced back to the bakr bin wail tribe which fought the battle of dhi qar against the Sassanid empire and can be traced back further to the Amorites

Now, i know a little about Islamic history...thank you for this info.

Yayy, something about the hashmeit family finally, although I think you really shortened it to the modern members only, buy it's understandable since those were the only official royals, good video nevertheless, keep up the good work

You forgot to mention Prince Hassan (King Hussein's Brother); he is used to be the crown prince, but he was removed, and the title was given to King Abdullah II just a few months before King Hussein died.

Could you do a video on the ruling dynasties of Morocco?

I would watch that 👍

Malazgirt 1071 After the Arab spring Morocco became a constitutional monarchy. We make elections every 4 or 5 years. And the current dynasty is ruling since 1661 which means they predate Italy (there was no italy backthen) or any french/british influence in north africa. No one put them they basically fought for it and united the country... They even defeated the portuguese and spaniards to reconquer almost every costal city in Morocco

It is also Hashmite though

Moorishyena dont get offend understand his sentiments in general he is speaking ,

@Moulay Ismail You are correct, but what is the solution, what should be done to correct the problem. Is it socialism or is it another selection from the secular options or is it Islam? I say Islam , the true Islam Khalifah rashidah.

The title custodian of holy sites is given to Fahad onwards but not from the beginning.

I watched the first few minutes a of the video and there are a few things that were off. The hashemites are sons of hashim, not just the grandson of the prophet. His other daughters had sons too but they weren’t considered hashemites because their lineage doesn’t include hashim. The reason why Fatmah’s (RA) sons are considered hashimites is because their father is Ali (RA) who’s lineage ends with Hashim.

Thanks for the video. However, you missed one son named Sultan. Sultan is between Abdullah and Nayef but died like Nayef.

Alhumdulillah proud to be part of Hashmi Love from Pakistan

don't lie, you are not arab

@waleed shd hahaha. Even in south east asia, we have Hashimiy. "Many" do not even describes.

@Mat Ali do they have family trees hat trace back? or are they recognized by the hashimis in makka ? if not then they just lied to you bro

You should do a video about the Al-Khalifa dynasty in Bahrain!!

This might be hard to do but who would be king of ancient Macedonia today?

I mean, its useful charts, of course he can do it. But let's give him a bit of a break in that one

That's impossible. If your going by the argead dynasty they died out beyond trace. If your going by the antigonids they became private citizens in the roman empire so no one knows their descendents. If your reaching even more and are going by the ptolomies they did have descendents in the Roman client states but their claimed descendents are mostly baselss, and difficult to trace.

We can’t really trace descendants back that far I’m not sure if there’s even a single example of someone knowing their ancestor from 2000+ years ago. In fact it’s so long ago that if someone from back the had descendants alive today there’s a good chance there’s hundreds of millions of them lol

I actually tried tracing a lineage and found that the modern day Bagrationi dynasty have the best possible link to the throne of ancient Macedonia. But the lineage is very tenuous and very likely inaccurate, because of the reasons J N cited. It was a fun genealogical exercise, though!

It could be anyone.

What is really fun is that Jordan King calls him self Hashemee. Which is that far thing from True. He was almost speaking Arabic 😂😂😂

He don’t even look like an arab😂😂

عيال عمهم من ذوي عون القتادة للحين موجودين بالسعودية هم هواشم أصل وفصل .. رضيت ولا ما رضيت ملوك الحجاز ل900+ سنة

@Ma الهاشميين بيض البشرة

It might be interesting for some to know that King Talal is strongly believed to have been forcefully moved without truly being ill, and the thrown passed over to his under-age son Hussein. A move orchestrated by his wife Zain AlSharaf with the support of the Brits/Americans. Also, the ruling dynasty in Morocco is of the Prophet’s decent, pbuh.

There were several wars before king hussien and house saud tree requires expansion of the first and second Saudi kingdoms other that good job 👍