Firas Alqosh

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani An example of what's the different between a historian and you. When you read this verse of Quran, you say "Allah w Akbar" When I read it, I can see this is Nabonidus story, the last king of Babylon who exiled him self in Tayma - Hijaz.

@FAlqosh @ibmsulaymani A historian with an agenda; nice! By the way, they (bigotted\racist Europens) still consider you a low iq brown dude…. So try not to suck up so bad to them…. A historian who failed to answer a simple question 🤣

“Europeans were the only people to develop history as an independent discipline with its own methodology”

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani No they don't, all of my friends are white Europeans. Racism exist everywhere. In Muslim countries the none Muslims live as 2nd & 3rd class citizens, so you are the last people on earth to talk about racism, equality and justice.

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani I'm historian and I am lecturing you about REAL HISTORY, I'm not talking about IQs

@FAlqosh @ibmsulaymani So not all Europens have high iq, only a few nations during the rise of certain empires?

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani I was born in Iraq, the history I learned their was all about We Muslims, We, We, We. I guess you learned the same believing you are superior and the one who educated the world. Mo's followers couldn't read and write, and you want to convince me they civilized the world?

@FAlqosh @ibmsulaymani You clearly have lack of comprehension. Answer the question or walk away.

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani Europe were farmers and hunters, the Romans and Greeks civilized them. After the battle of Badr, the none Muslims prisoners made a deal with Mo, teaching Muslim kids to read & write for their freedom. This means, the first followers of Mo couldn't read and write

@FAlqosh @ibmsulaymani And before someone goes “these countries didn’t exist back then” I meant the nations, the tribes or whatever you wanna call them who lived there.

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani I'm talking about history not race & IQs. Europe civilization is based on Roman & Greeks, and it's 100 of years older than Mo. The so called Islam golden age had nothing to do with Islam, most of its scientists were not Arabs, most of them were imprisoned or executed

@FAlqosh @ibmsulaymani You didn’t answer the question. Try again. What were Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, etc., doing during the time when the Arab world was advancing and expanding into parts of Europe? If Europeans are said to have higher IQs than other races, then why weren’t they more advanced?

@brunskellevans @nogulagsagain Not true, I'm a none Muslim from Iraq, we are 2nd class citizens, although we are native Iraqis, we were there 1000s of years before the arrival of Islam and Arabs to Iraq Same in all Muslim countries, none Muslims are treated as second class citizens (apartheid)

I name one! Palestine, before the creation of Israel in 1948. 90% of Palestine was Muslim ( and a minority of Christians) and 10% Jews. There was no religious conflict between Muslims, Christians and Jews. All conflict has to be put into a much larger political and historical context, outside of sloganeering

@FKadir00 @mr_potujno @ibmsulaymani Who attacked him? he attacked everyone else

@AlteFritz2 @JamalibnAmin @ibmsulaymani You forgot Strabo

@JamalibnAmin @ibmsulaymani Herodotus, Tucidides, Polibios, Tacitus, Titus Livius...

@mjeed @ibmsulaymani If you believe in that, then you don't anything about Euro history, Spanish lived as 2nd class citizens in their own country under Islam, Spain had castles and historic churches before Mohamad was born , Mecca had nothing. The Meccan who refused Islam were the educated side

@ibmsulaymani I had this question for a very long time: If Europens have a high iq, why were they in darkness during the conquest of Spain by Muslims? Why did Spain flourish under the Islamic rule & was way more advanced than any other European nation?

@baghdad_paloma0 هذا حتى لو بمتحف الشمع چان شالوه

شيمد منه بعد 95 سنة 😅 السيد داك بسامير بسفينة النبي نوح ويريد يمده

@GewargisTyari @menavisualss interesting, a book written in mid 19th century is referring to a man who will live and write in mid 20th century You can't even put a lie together

@FAlqosh @menavisualss Nestorian and their rituals by Badger

@nawasiee @TheFigen_ The Back Street Boys

@TheFigen_ Who are they

Who played the best role…?

@ihoussama @jacksonhinklle for humanity? what had humanity to do with the tribe of Quraish fighting each others for power?

@jacksonhinklle UNIQUE SACRIFICE OF IMAM HUSSAIN FOR HUMANITY

“Death with dignity is better than a life of humiliation.” - IMAM HUSSAIN

@GewargisTyari @menavisualss I'm still waiting for the answer x.com/FAlqosh/status…

@FAlqosh @menavisualss Find me one scholar that agrees with what you just said.

Fascists. Ukraine 2025. What’s wrong with this world?

@Chaldean_People @FredAprim @weamnamou Tell the Mechanic Firas said "there was no Archaeology in 1404" And there were no more Assyrians around

@FredAprim @weamnamou Chaldeans were the last native rulers of Mesopotamia- Nineveh to Babylon. That means all Mesopotamian archaeological artifacts belong to us. Plus there are Chaldean villages in Nineveh Plains, outside of Mosul (u know the ones your community is dying to steal to gain legitimacy).

In 1404, Giovanni (John), an Italian Dominican friar and Archbishop of the Sultanate, documented the Chaldeans as one of the prominent groups in Baghdad, noting their presence alongside Arabs, Syrians, Nestorians, Armenians, and Catholics. 14. Mesopotamia. Catholics in Baghdad. Archbishop John sends a Dominican missionary there. To the south of Persia is Chaldea, towards the east... The latitude of the kingdom of the Chaldeans, on the northern side, begins from a certain city called Maraga and extends southward to the Ocean Sea. The largest city of these people is Baldat, which in Scripture is Babylon, although not in the same location but situated above. In this kingdom, there are many plains, few mountains, and little water flowing through the kingdom. There are many peoples, such as Arabs, Chaldeans, Syrians, Nestorians, Armenians, and Catholics. And I sent, for these Catholics in Baldat, one brother [Dominican missionary] who increased the number of Catholics there. Around this kingdom, there is a small province or kingdom at the head of Syria, near a small city called Rages of the Medes, which is now called Meldin. Near Meldin is Edessa, the city of King Abgar, who sent a message to the Lord Jesus Christ, etc., which is now called Mosul. This place is inhabited mostly by Syrians, and they held dominion in many places, especially their patriarch, who is called the Catholicos and is very favorable to the Latins. Now, however, they have lost everything, first due to the Turkmens and later completely because of Tamerlane. They have their own language and script. Source: Giovanni (John), an Italian Dominican friar and Archbishop of the Sultanate, recorded his memoirs in the Libellus de Notitia Orbis, originally written in Latin in 1404. This work was later edited by Anton Kern, with a German edition published in 1938. (pg. 117-118) ia800309.us.archive.org/7/items/Libeli…

@weamnamou Interesting discovery. I like what you do, keep the good work going,, and ignore the fascists

Chaldeans and Christianity in China, 400 AD ✝️ "Christianity first made its way into China under the Han and Tian dynasties (the first three centuries of our era). Chaldean writings inform us, according to Father Hwang, that St. Thomas the Apostle brought the Gospel to India and China during the early part of the first century. He cites "Western History" to show that Archbishop Akeno of Chaldea established a vicar-general in 400 AD to supervise the Faith in China." Source: The China Review, Or, Notes and Queries on the Far East, Volume 20 (Pg. 382) This journal was published between 1872-1901 #v=onepage&q=Chald&f=false" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">books.google.com/books?id=17lAA… #Mesopotamia

@RabbanPithyou @weamnamou I am both, historian and botanist,, and musician

@FAlqosh @weamnamou No you don’t. He was a historian, you are a botanist. That is a fact.

In 1840, W.E. Ainsworth wrote that the Nestorians considered themselves Chaldeans and “descendants of the ancient Chaldeans of Assyria, Mesopotamia, and Babylonia,” and that they only invented the term "Nestorian" in a 1681 schism to distinguish themselves from converts to the Catholic faith. #13" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">aramean-dem.org/English/Histor… The Modern Assyrians of The Middle East: Encounters with western Christian missions, Archeologists & colonial powers by Prof. John Joseph Also, same quote is shared by Prof. Yasmeen Hanoosh in "The Chaldeans: Politics and Identity of Iraq and the American Diaspora" pg. 31 Source: W.E. Ainsworth, Travels and Researches in Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, Chaldea, and Armenia, 2 vols (London: John W. Parker, 1842), 272–273. William Francis Ainsworth was an English engineer, geologist, and doctor who led the expedition of the newly founded London-based Royal Geographic Society and was one of the first Englishmen to report on the Nestorians during a tour of the Middle East.