@@MsLampalampa this passage uses the words “the Father”, not the word “God” and is an English translation so saying “Allah” (meaning “God”) here to stand in for “Father” wouldn’t make sense in either translation anyway, unless I’m missing something?
The fact that Saladin acknowledged his rival's declining health and offered to send physicians speaks volumes about his character. Stuff of true legends.
His physicians would probably have poisoned Baldwin cause saladin knew if the king was dead there was nothing holding him back to conquer Jerusalém....in the end that was what happened
there is another even better, when father of Balian meets Guy de Lusignon, the last one asks for Balian when his father say 'it is my son', so Guy says 'I would have like to fight you when you were able to get your bastards', and Balians father answers 'and I knew your mother, perhaps you are too old to be one of mine', this is really badass
@@TheKing-xv5fz Sometimes words hold more power than a Sword and Shield. Salahuddin knew that this was causing more deathes than they cared. On both sides of the conflict. It was an issue that should have been dealt with. But both leaders knew that after the battle began. Why waist men when word can do. Besides, both sides had a begrudging respect that showed between both leaders. Also to show the knights respect to Salahuddin, he used Salahuddin's own language to show him that they were not the savages theyy thought them to be.
“Withdraw we will all die here”. It took a man willing to give that ultimatum and a wise man who understood it wasn’t a bluff to reach a somewhat peaceful outcome.
May i know where you watched it. I've watched the movie more than 5 time. but i keep seeing everyone in comment section, that director cut is far more better and longer. Please ler me know its hard to find it in my country.
@@rafitohornero3850 I bought it on DVD years ago, probably a year or so after it was released in Theaters. Nowadays you're probably best off looking to buy a copy online, either from the studio that owns the rights or a second hand directors cut DVD from an owner.
i remmeber qwatching this as a kid and being dissapointed the armies didnt fight here, but as an adult I truly appreciate the respect the leaders had for each other and the lives of their soldiers
What I love most about this movie, is that it doesn't say that one side is right, or the other is wrong. It just shows what men are willing to do, for an idea, the idea of Jerusalem.
If the Arabs had not come from the Arabian Peninsula and conquered the entire Levant from Aramaic and Greek speaking Christians who lived there for about seven centuries, there would have been no need for the Crusaders at all
@@user-vu8zn1eq3c Well unfortunately the spread of religion was done through bloodshed-had the muslims done it by peace or talked terms with the christian inhabitants it would be probably different
@@ESSKK377 Syria is at the same distance from the area of ancient Greece, and from the Arabian Peninsula, and the Greeks who fought against the Jews (Hanukah holiday) were actually from there, why are the Arabs in Syria? in Morocco? in Libya? In Iraq/Babylon? Are they there from the creation of the world? They didn't occupy territories? is nothing?? Read a little about the Middle East in the Middle Ages, Alexandria is not a name that Arabs would give to a city in Egypt like Hagia Sophia, it is not a name that Muslims would give to a mosque in Istanbul
Neither side wanted big losses . The film is hung loosely around the Battle of Hattin and accompanying skirmishes . As an ex History teacher ,films like this give students the reality of history and so much more inspirational than dry figures in text books.
@@stansman5461 if you want a documentary, watch a documentary. The purpose of film is to entertain. Many things we don’t know about the events portrayed, for example the personal lives of the men. Screenwriters have to come up with that on their own, but once you focus on character, sometimes you to make changes to story so that it vibes with the characters. As a history major myself, I can enjoy it because it tells a story of humanity, and tells of events that did happen, even if those events are not completely accurate, because the general gist of it is there.
Probably, this is a word play because Salahuddin or Salahaddin means "The Righteousness of the Faith" in Arabic, so he wills to stay loyal to his name. It's also believed that the given name to a child will influence his or her character.
@@ReddeadRD The jews broke everything up. As is now. Western powers have no true interest in the Middle East and the Muslim world immigrating into the European world is all on behalf of the ruling Jewish class in the west and the traitors ruling some houses in the east. We must band together against the enemy of God.
@@efwefwerrrrr the Crusades has nothing to do with Christ Just a pointless war enacted by "christians" who used Christianism and Christ as a cover up to do their own greeds and lust for power I'm saying this as a Christian myself
@@efwefwerrrrr you're clearly brainwashed by catholic cults There's nothing saints about popes and they manipukate the masses to gain leverage political power
@@earlgreystoke3324 atleast they don't have cheap ass templar "greathelms" with cliche crosses,the film has high quality accurate chainmail,armor and coat of arms,even the Saracens looks really really good
When Baldwin said "withdraw or we will all die here", it had such a different weight because it was coming from a man doomed to die. He uttered it like saying "we'll have tea at six o' clock, yes?". He meant every word and it was chilling to the bone to hear it. I'm sure Saladin also felt the gravity of it!
It also could be Salahadin knew that Baldwin would die soon ,so it would be better to wait until it happens and Jerusalem come into internal dispute.But I also think Salahadin knew what kind of man was Baldwin,similair to him,and he didnt wanted to fight same trait person.
He knew fighting a general able to beat him was to much of a risk. He could win but at a great cost of men wich left little to march on. But it is also seeing an equal, in their cases booth men loved by god in diffrent ways. Booth capable Generals and Leaders of their people. And being respectful to each others people. Only after he died would it be risk free to wage war. That is... until god determent he should come back to him.
Well who knows what they actually said in real life 900 years ago but surely Saladin was smart enough to know that Baldwin was very sick and will likely die soon. So a battle against the crusaders in the most fortified castle in Palestine was a gamble Saladin was not willing to make. And it paid off later on by driving the crusaders away for good.
@@teamextreme9401 Nonetheless that's still remarkably progressive for that era. I will treat with the man I know I should, and fight the man I know I can win against. That's as brilliant of logic for a leader of that era as it gets. To be able to calculate without ego is above average for the era.
Saladin knew he would not win facing Armoured Knights and Crusaders head on. He had to be clever. Every crusade the saracens hit head on they lost. Their best chance to win was to use the land, mobility and strategy. Crusaders usually fought among themselves for the glory. But when united they were unstoppable.
Memento its not about the crusaders the problem is war is only won by strategy its not easy to win war if they attack straight. Secondly in real life salladin ayubi r.a. Always respected his enemies. Baldwin came forward because he knew this slladin . Just read richard the lion and salladin secret meeting when richard was ill, that is the true islam not the terrorist redicals are showing nowadays
@@drunkweebmarine9492 considering the outcome today, i say they were on the right path. cant even joke about them anymore. theyre so easily butthurt from all that ass fucking 🤣
@@riskiasifa7897 what are you on about? the salām greeting pre-dates islam and literall translates: "as-salāmu ʿalaykum" = "Peace be upon you" & "wa alaykumu s-salām" = "and peace be upon you". It's a greeting in Arabic and has nothing to do with being muslim or not.
If you haven't seen this movie, or have only seen the theatrical release, watch the Director's Cut. It adds like 45 minutes, fill in many important "missing pieces" and makes this film feel truly epic!
as a christian i would like to extend a hand of friendship and prosperity to my muslim brothers, we live in an uncertain world and we need to work together
Beautiful and wise comment. As a Muslim, I agree. Anyone who loves God should beware of how they try to divide us so they can convince people that religion is the culprit and then bring the Anti-Christ. If only all of us who believe in God and that Jesus (peace be upon him) is going to return, would unite over the massive amounts of prophecy and commonalities, their plans wouldn´t succeed. I do believe that we´re living at the very end of times. My concern is how the evil elite is trying to eradicate ALL types of religion, core values and what is truly healthy/normal. As a religious Muslim, through reading the Quraan, I know that my enemies aren´t Jews or Christians (rather, they are our cousins and also want to serve God). All the enemy wants is people who don´t dare raise their voice at the sickness they are trying to normalise. Religious people are the ones who often dare to. Hence the immense hate campaign against us. It´s crazy how many prophecies have come true. If only more people read scripture, their eyes would open inn shaa Allah.
@@ardelzofficial " Kingdom Of Heaven. " There are two versions, the best one being the Director's Cut, which includes more dialogue between the characters. The shorter version was the theatrical one but it's limited in scope ( which means it shows more " us versus them " style story lines thereby removing a lot of the essential dialogue from the D.C. ).
@@anthonypetkopoulos4352 Definitely watch the director's cut if you can, it's much more satisfying. The studio cut a lot out of the movie for cinema release, and Ridley Scott wasn't happy. His own version turns it from "fairly entertaining" into a damn fine film (it's 3 hours+ but well worth it).
The scene of the negotiations is so haunting and significant, also for what was left unsaid between the two. The two of them fight and decide the war right there without drawing swords. Baldwin says, withdraw all we die here (compared to the option of withdrawal, where only I die, soon). Saladin immediately realizes that he doesn't need to fight today, just wait Baldwin out. He also has a certain regard for him, and seeing him as an equal, doesn't want to tarnish Baldwin's legacy. Baldwin will now be the king who never lost, and successfully negotiated peace. The final pause is almost Baldwin saying, yes, it will be soon. And Saladin then realizes that he should send his physicians, not to treat him, but possibly to make his passing easier and reduce his pain. And of course to assess how long he has to live, and Saladin to plan the next attack.
This movie does something uniquely great by deeply respecting both sides and the complexity of the era and while of course not being historically accurate, it is also not outlandish in the freedoms it takes to tell its story, one may say that it manages to capture the mystified spirit of the era perfectly. The director's cut is truly a work of art and everyone who worked on this should feel pride in the accomplishments of their hard work paying off masterfully.
@@geronimozarza8495that just led to the 3rd Crusades. The point is, no one wins in perpetual conflict, and any victory leading to peace is temporary/short lived.
It makes me wish that the sentiments behind this movie were true to history, rather than what was actually true. The idea that whatever our beliefs we can find common ground, and common decency. Something I think we've lost in this day and age.
One of my favorite movies of all time! The respect and honor Baldwin and Saladin showed each other is inspiring...even more so in our current world of cruelty, egomania and stupidity.
The world has always shown cruelty, egomania and stupidity throughout the ages. It's not unique to our time, and indeed we look at the past through rose-tinted glasses, for the world today is fairer than it has ever been. For every Baldwin/Saladin in the past, there was a Caligula.
Saladin offer his best medics yeah thats true, but he wants that Castle so much, bcs of that french fat guy, who killed a caravans and his people all around Jerusalem, but he knows its impossible siege a Castle with a big army in backs, so he got nothing more to choose, it was only choose between life and death :) thats all :)
Neither of them were stupid. There was no way for either to benefit their people in that situation. It would have been mass slaughter with no real winner.
This film is an absolute Masterpiece ----------and I will never understand why it was not recognized as such. the Syrian actor who portrayed Saladin deserved an Oscar Nomination for Best Supporting Actor. he was awesome. ---------MJL< 75 y/o
The theatrical version of this film is most certainly not a masterpiece so it's logical that it was not recognized as one. The director's cut is vastly different and highlights the many shortcomings of the theatrical cut.
@@hoilst Imo. one of the best medieval movies made to this date. Excellent story, wonderful images, costumes, settings and the score… They had one hell of a crew on that one and Ridley Scott used their skills excellently.
If we have a same lord and same god Why we must fight! Imagine we are united muslim and Christian against a Sioniste LGBTKQZL+++!? They take manipulate both civilisation ( Muslim and Christian… that fight all time for what? I don’t know!) in the end both lose Jerusalem for LGBTKLZD Ffuking people and want to make Jerusalem their capital! For your info: TelAviv now is the capital worldwide of 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈, and if you don’t believe me: take plane and go to see by your eyes! Hope that christian and muslim keep saved Jerusalem from this 💩 of people(🏳️🌈)! But I know that this great film was not end, and we will have another’s Kingdom of heaven 2.0! Hope that at this time muslim and Christian have to understand that they must unite their force to fight the same enemy of God: the first and end enemy of god : the club of Satan (🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 they don’t have any law and live like nothing, not even a dog or animal: you can’t never see a animal in this planet like this 💩😈🏳️🌈 , even the nature for what they believe not have any support for this error of humanity ( satanic club 🖕!). I’m jewish for your info, but not supported a sioniste (🏳️🌈🖕), we are not big like christian and Muslim in this world, and all jewish against a sioniste like you, so don’t please make all eggs is same case! We are jewish and we believe in the same god too! Not the sioniste using Jewish old law in our name to make horror and crime and pact with Satan ( Kabala book … illuminati etc) this is not good and god don’t like this and we know it! So be smart and see what they want to manipulate you ( club of God : Jewish/muslim/christian: YOU ARE IN THE SAME BOAT sicking but you don’t see it… ✊✊✊✊✊
Paraphrase a quote from the movie Ghandi when i was a little boy the temple priest would read from both the Gita and the Quran going back and forth as if there were no differences because all that mattered was that God was being honored/worshipped
Even their mounts are adequate. A spirited stallion for a powerful muslim sultan at the height of his strenght, and a soft walking, mature beast for a wise king at the end of his life. This movie deserves more credit.
"A night, his men"... I consider this the best scene of the movie.Throughout her life, Sibylla had been surrounded by men who called themselves "knights"' but that was the first time she beheld a true knight, a knight like the ones from legends "a knight who is without fear in the face of his enemies, a knight that is brave and upright, that God may love him, a knight that speaks the truth always, even if it leads to his death, a knight that safeguards the helpless and does no wrong". When she said, "a knight, his men", she summarized the entire movie in one sentence. Truly, a beautiful scene.
I agree with all points raised... However Balian is the reason Jerusalem fell. If he had just married Sybella, all the last half of the movie could have been avoided. A true knight, with no comprehension of politics. Didn't want to be responsible for the death of Guy and his Templars, and yet was responsible for the deaths of the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
That was a fair times for the soldier. Even though there still were politics, there was no missiles, rockets and BS. Your dedication towards swordsmanship, heart and a little brain to acquire armor, would make you a invincible warrior. ⚔️
Literally never get bored of watching this film, specifically for Saladin, a truly great medieval ruler, “I will send you my physicians” and the look on his face is exactly how I’ve always imagined him.
I am Israeli, not muslim. That doesnt mean that I cant appreciate an extremely well executed portrayal of the most significant Muslim Leader of all time.@@xouleposxoulepos4506
If we have a same lord and same god Why we must fight! Imagine we are united muslim and Christian against a Sioniste LGBTKQZL+++!? They take manipulate both civilisation ( Muslim and Christian… that fight all time for what? I don’t know!) in the end both lose Jerusalem for LGBTKLZD Ffuking people and want to make Jerusalem their capital! For your info: TelAviv now is the capital worldwide of 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈, and if you don’t believe me: take plane and go to see by your eyes! Hope that christian and muslim keep saved Jerusalem from this 💩 of people(🏳️🌈)! But I know that this great film was not end, and we will have another’s Kingdom of heaven 2.0! Hope that at this time muslim and Christian have to understand that they must unite their force to fight the same enemy of God: the first and end enemy of god : the club of Satan (🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 they don’t have any law and live like nothing, not even a dog or animal: you can’t never see a animal in this planet like this 💩😈🏳️🌈 , even the nature for what they believe not have any support for this error of humanity ( satanic club 🖕!). I’m jewish for your info, but not supported a sioniste (🏳️🌈🖕), we are not big like christian and Muslim in this world, and all jewish against a sioniste like you, so don’t please make all eggs is same case! We are jewish and we believe in the same god too! Not the sioniste using Jewish old law in our name to make horror and crime and pact with Satan ( Kabala book … illuminati etc) this is not good and god don’t like this and we know it! So be smart and see what they want to manipulate you ( club of God : Jewish/muslim/christian: YOU ARE IN THE SAME BOAT sicking but you don’t see it… ✊✊✊✊✊ We will need an other Salahodine for what is coming with freaky (🏳️🌈)
Romans 3:23 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God Hebrews 9:28 So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and to them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin to salvation. Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. John 3:18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. James 2:17-18 In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead. 18 But someone will say, "You have faith; I have deeds." Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by what I do. Acts 17:30 In the past God overlooked such ignorance, but now he commands all people everywhere to repent. 2 Timothy 2:19 Nevertheless, God’s solid foundation stands firm, sealed with this inscription: “The Lord knows those who are his,” and, “Everyone who confesses the name of the Lord must turn away from wickedness.” John 3:5-7 Jesus answered, “Amen, amen, I say to you, no one can enter the kingdom of God without being born of water and Spirit. What is born of flesh is flesh and what is born of spirit is spirit. Do not be amazed that I told you, 'You must be born from above. ' (All humans have sinned except for the Holy Son of God who have lived a human form and became the sacrifice for the sins of those who believe in him. And also, those who believe should repent, turn away from their sins and shall change into more like him. And everyone who follow Christ should be born again, that means you should change the way of your life and be born again.) I will spam this to comments sections so that many will know about the Gospel and please read it. /././././././././../././..
@The humble truth he worship the father, yes but the father is also Jesus and the son is also Jesus. That is the "most holy trinity" Go understand that and talk when you understand.
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@@truthsupporter4119 You've mistaken brother I do not respect rats who considers themselves as Muslim who kill other people for their beliefs a true Muslim respects other religions because this is their way, I have many Muslim friends whom I share my work and my food and they are not alike ISIS rats who kill people be cause of their beliefs .
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"Your quality will be known among your enemies." That is a legend's ultimate goal.
Jesus аnswered, “I аm the wаy аnd the truth аnd the life. No one comes to the Fаther except through me. John 14:6 ⭐✝
@@Andrew-Johnson catually he told you to obey allah. jesus spoke arameic god in arameic is allah. dont dishonor the great prophet jesus like that.
@@MsLampalampa this passage uses the words “the Father”, not the word “God” and is an English translation so saying “Allah” (meaning “God”) here to stand in for “Father” wouldn’t make sense in either translation anyway, unless I’m missing something?
@@Andrew-Johnson we muslims don’t believe in this😂😂
@@GhGh-sj4wb God bless Gh. Musims do make Jesus out to be a liar, which is harsh but true. He did what He said He did in the bible.
The fact that Saladin acknowledged his rival's declining health and offered to send physicians speaks volumes about his character. Stuff of true legends.
That line re the physicians gives me a lump in my throat every time I hear it
His physicians would probably have poisoned Baldwin cause saladin knew if the king was dead there was nothing holding him back to conquer Jerusalém....in the end that was what happened
He also did the same with richard the lionheart
Tis not a historic accurate Film
Ummm you wouldn't like what his orders were after conquering Jerusalem despite what a PC Hollywood movie tries to tell you.
"That I would rather live with men than kill them is certainly why YOU are alive."
BRUTAL! One of my favorite quotes in any movie!
The HONOUR in THAT !!!😁g
We must safeguard Bethlehem at all costs
there is another even better, when father of Balian meets Guy de Lusignon, the last one asks for Balian when his father say 'it is my son', so Guy says 'I would have like to fight you when you were able to get your bastards', and Balians father answers 'and I knew your mother, perhaps you are too old to be one of mine', this is really badass
awesome
You know a man is truly great when his enemies refer to him with respect.
I dont.
He wasn't great. He was a warmongering danger to any girls under 10.....Certainly not a great man
@@mikeycraig8970 like that matters lol
Its just words
You know a man is truly great when centuries of Western propaganda still has not made him the villain
@@TheKing-xv5fz Sometimes words hold more power than a Sword and Shield. Salahuddin knew that this was causing more deathes than they cared. On both sides of the conflict. It was an issue that should have been dealt with. But both leaders knew that after the battle began. Why waist men when word can do. Besides, both sides had a begrudging respect that showed between both leaders. Also to show the knights respect to Salahuddin, he used Salahuddin's own language to show him that they were not the savages theyy thought them to be.
“Withdraw we will all die here”. It took a man willing to give that ultimatum and a wise man who understood it wasn’t a bluff to reach a somewhat peaceful outcome.
Wise comment. Reflecting on today, the West wills not give that ultimatum for peace and China lacks a wise man who understood it was not a bluff.
One of the most badass lines in cinema. He definitely wasn't bluffing like you said lol
@@Ganon999 as i muslim i quite enjoyed this scene specially idk if its islamophobic havent seen it
@@ghostssccythes I wouldn't call this movie Islamophobic in any capacity. It's an excellent story. I recommend that you watch it 😁
Baldwin got nothing to lose...he's dying anyway. So yeah...even the stoopid one like me knows its not a bluff.
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the director's cut of this movie is a freaking masterpiece.
May i know where you watched it. I've watched the movie more than 5 time. but i keep seeing everyone in comment section, that director cut is far more better and longer. Please ler me know its hard to find it in my country.
@@rafitohornero3850 I bought it on DVD years ago, probably a year or so after it was released in Theaters. Nowadays you're probably best off looking to buy a copy online, either from the studio that owns the rights or a second hand directors cut DVD from an owner.
Ridley Scott's triumphal epic. ITS A MASTAPIECE
Indeed, have watched multiple times and it never fails to impress
@@rafitohornero3850 gotta buy it or you know... 'Extract' it
i remmeber qwatching this as a kid and being dissapointed the armies didnt fight here, but as an adult I truly appreciate the respect the leaders had for each other and the lives of their soldiers
Tbh baldwin makes the correct judgement he's a very intelligent man.
same here
Ed Norton was boss as Baldwin
To fight and win they must be near their own water supply.
Otherwise 90%!die.
Well said !!.
What I love most about this movie, is that it doesn't say that one side is right, or the other is wrong. It just shows what men are willing to do, for an idea, the idea of Jerusalem.
If the Arabs had not come from the Arabian Peninsula and conquered the entire Levant from Aramaic and Greek speaking Christians who lived there for about seven centuries, there would have been no need for the Crusaders at all
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Well unfortunately the spread of religion was done through bloodshed-had the muslims done it by peace or talked terms with the christian inhabitants it would be probably different
@@user-vu8zn1eq3c what were the romans and Greeks and their"citizens" doing in levant and middle east?
@@ESSKK377 Asking what Greeks did in the Levant before the Arab conquest shows that you don't know the history of the area
@@ESSKK377 Syria is at the same distance from the area of ancient Greece, and from the Arabian Peninsula, and the Greeks who fought against the Jews (Hanukah holiday) were actually from there, why are the Arabs in Syria? in Morocco? in Libya? In Iraq/Babylon? Are they there from the creation of the world? They didn't occupy territories? is nothing??
Read a little about the Middle East in the Middle Ages, Alexandria is not a name that Arabs would give to a city in Egypt like Hagia Sophia, it is not a name that Muslims would give to a mosque in Istanbul
Thanks for posting
The mutual respect that Saladin and Baldwin had for each other was Amazing. True leaders.
Qualities lacking in modern leaders...
@@90witito True, if only we were in a world where leaders had mutual respect, courtesy, and humility towards each other despite the situation.
@@90witito Leaders? We do not have leaders, we have puny tyrants and maggots.
Called chivalry.
This is a movie my guy. Not a historical re-enactment.
Neither side wanted big losses . The film is hung loosely around the Battle of Hattin and accompanying skirmishes . As an ex History teacher ,films like this give students the reality of history and so much more inspirational than dry figures in text books.
As an ex history teacher, how can you like this movie with all the inaccuracies? 😂
@TrueFact water in that time was like oil in modern warfare
@@stansman5461 Just sounds like you're a current dumbass
@@stansman5461 if you want a documentary, watch a documentary. The purpose of film is to entertain. Many things we don’t know about the events portrayed, for example the personal lives of the men. Screenwriters have to come up with that on their own, but once you focus on character, sometimes you to make changes to story so that it vibes with the characters. As a history major myself, I can enjoy it because it tells a story of humanity, and tells of events that did happen, even if those events are not completely accurate, because the general gist of it is there.
@@abehambino Indeed, that is also the exact same reason i find the last samurai to be a fantastic film.
Awesome movie
Great movie
*"I'm not those men, I am Salahuddin, Salahuddin"*
- A quote we never forget who he was
Probably, this is a word play because Salahuddin or Salahaddin means "The Righteousness of the Faith" in Arabic, so he wills to stay loyal to his name. It's also believed that the given name to a child will influence his or her character.
"Righteousness of the religion" pretty badass!
I hear he was a Kurd.....
@@boydscott1451 this is the fact that he was a kurd muslim mujahid
from India mewat Haryana
what is jerusalem worth? what follow its an amazing answer.
They don’t make movies like this anymore an absolute masterpiece
Now they use matrix special effects when they doge arrows and spears, or when they fight with swords....
Yeah, Hollyweird is more bent on making movies about gay men and lesbians now it's pathetic.
@@KMacFNP hahaha 😂.... So true brother.... Why the fuck it is now about diversity shit.... Just get the thing done organically.
@@KMacFNP sounds about right
@BlackBannerz Islam won a ticket to Hell, that's for sure.
Very good
Allahu akbarr
The actor who portrayed Salahadin is magnificient..
Tremendous performance indeed.
All are
Prof of Drama: Ghassan Massoud
He plays Abu Bakr in the Arabic series Omar and does a great job there too
@@socaljarhead7670 he is Syrian actor
'I will send my physicians'
it speaks so highly of this noble profession.
yes because "I will send Fauci " wouldn't have the same effect/impact
Lmao alexander hated physicians and even said saved lives by doing so
@@jrex3575 when you get pain or a disease, stay home. Don't be a hypocrite and see a physician.
To check when you'll die.
Well said !! 😆😆
سلعالدیں نے کئی شاندار جیت اپنے نام کر دی۔
Back then when promises really used to have weightage and meant a lot. When powerful and righteous men used to exist not weak hypocrites like now.
The director's cut turns this movie into one of the best historical dramas of all time.
i’ll check it out
It really fleshed out the theatrical release, especially the queens breakdown.
I own the director's cut, way better than the theatrical release that's for sure!!!!
YES
It's not historically accurate but a great movie nonetheless.
Great movie.
The respect that Saladin and Baldwin had for each other is awesome. Two great men indeed.
Yup you right , but the European broke everythings up
@@ReddeadRD The jews broke everything up. As is now. Western powers have no true interest in the Middle East and the Muslim world immigrating into the European world is all on behalf of the ruling Jewish class in the west and the traitors ruling some houses in the east. We must band together against the enemy of God.
@removethatpfp usubhhumanssackoffshiitbbittcchh and?
Yo, this guy above me is high
@@ReddeadRD Yeah because nobody else could do it right.
“Withdraw, or we all will die here”….the words of a king, a leader, a man who was tired of death and wanted nothing more than peace
Respect the Crusaders and the superiority of Christ
@@efwefwerrrrr the Crusades has nothing to do with Christ
Just a pointless war enacted by "christians" who used Christianism and Christ as a cover up to do their own greeds and lust for power
I'm saying this as a Christian myself
@@JeyC_ God wills it!! Killing an infidel is your path to heaven. Pope urban II
@@efwefwerrrrr you're clearly brainwashed by catholic cults
There's nothing saints about popes and they manipukate the masses to gain leverage political power
@@JeyC_ there is only one God. Ours
I love this movie
This is an excellent film - great action
even 100 yrs from now, this will be still a great movie.
The details of the Crusader era captured in this movie is just so remarkable. Ridley Scott is a legend!
But completely fictional with little bearing on actual history.
The film was not accurate at all. I suggest you read more about the events from a historical perspective.
@@earlgreystoke3324 atleast they don't have cheap ass templar "greathelms" with cliche crosses,the film has high quality accurate chainmail,armor and coat of arms,even the Saracens looks really really good
My friend's name is Scott.
@@vagodinfir1636 Style over substance, eh?
Good clip
great
When Baldwin said "withdraw or we will all die here", it had such a different weight because it was coming from a man doomed to die. He uttered it like saying "we'll have tea at six o' clock, yes?". He meant every word and it was chilling to the bone to hear it. I'm sure Saladin also felt the gravity of it!
His sickness was probably one of the reason he grew up quickly. Baldwin was extremely wise for his age and had actually bested Salahadin earlier.
It also could be Salahadin knew that Baldwin would die soon ,so it would be better to wait until it happens and Jerusalem come into internal dispute.But I also think Salahadin knew what kind of man was Baldwin,similair to him,and he didnt wanted to fight same trait person.
He knew fighting a general able to beat him was to much of a risk. He could win but at a great cost of men wich left little to march on.
But it is also seeing an equal, in their cases booth men loved by god in diffrent ways. Booth capable Generals and Leaders of their people. And being respectful to each others people.
Only after he died would it be risk free to wage war. That is... until god determent he should come back to him.
Well who knows what they actually said in real life 900 years ago but surely Saladin was smart enough to know that Baldwin was very sick and will likely die soon. So a battle against the crusaders in the most fortified castle in Palestine was a gamble Saladin was not willing to make. And it paid off later on by driving the crusaders away for good.
@@teamextreme9401 Nonetheless that's still remarkably progressive for that era. I will treat with the man I know I should, and fight the man I know I can win against. That's as brilliant of logic for a leader of that era as it gets. To be able to calculate without ego is above average for the era.
For both sides seeing them appear through the haze of dessert heat really sends chills.
Saladin knew he would not win facing Armoured Knights and Crusaders head on. He had to be clever. Every crusade the saracens hit head on they lost. Their best chance to win was to use the land, mobility and strategy. Crusaders usually fought among themselves for the glory. But when united they were unstoppable.
Memento its not about the crusaders the problem is war is only won by strategy its not easy to win war if they attack straight.
Secondly in real life salladin ayubi r.a.
Always respected his enemies. Baldwin came forward because he knew this slladin . Just read richard the lion and salladin secret meeting when richard was ill, that is the true islam not the terrorist redicals are showing nowadays
@@memento5113 They still lost, chill out. Doesn't matter how.
@@anthonylewis9030 actualy yes it matters how
@@anthonylewis9030 ofc it matters. If we forget our past, we are prone to repeat it again in the future.
Two great men !!!
nice
That "Salamu alaikum", then "Wa'alaikumsalam" is ghosebumps!
Yeah I love it when they say it as they throw gay men from the highest building in their town
@@drunkweebmarine9492
considering the outcome today, i say they were on the right path. cant even joke about them anymore. theyre so easily butthurt from all that ass fucking 🤣
he said "alaikum salam" cuz in quran, answering an greeting bettwen muslim & muslim isnt same as answering between muslem and non-muslim
@@drunkweebmarine9492 hope your dad landed okay
@@riskiasifa7897 what are you on about? the salām greeting pre-dates islam and literall translates: "as-salāmu ʿalaykum" = "Peace be upon you" & "wa alaykumu s-salām" = "and peace be upon you".
It's a greeting in Arabic and has nothing to do with being muslim or not.
The actor who played King Baldwin was fantastic. With only his body gestures, he shows more than many actors do while completely unhindered.
The actor that played King Baldwin is Edward Norton.
@@blaedus5318 I didn't find that out until a couple years ago, blew my mind it was him.
@@blaedus5318 edward norton is such an underrated actor
@@claymore339 He's not really underrated, he's constantly considered among the best of our times, just difficult to work with him.
@@pedrosarti9468 that is what I heard too.
What a great movie.
If you haven't seen this movie, or have only seen the theatrical release, watch the Director's Cut. It adds like 45 minutes, fill in many important "missing pieces" and makes this film feel truly epic!
Superb film.
Cool
We, Kurds are very proud of our countryman Salahadeen Ayoubi. He's pride of every Kurd.
All kurdish should be proud of him we will never get another leader like him ever
as a christian i would like to extend a hand of friendship and prosperity to my muslim brothers, we live in an uncertain world and we need to work together
Fuck that. Their religion wants you dead buddy
Beautiful and wise comment. As a Muslim, I agree. Anyone who loves God should beware of how they try to divide us so they can convince people that religion is the culprit and then bring the Anti-Christ. If only all of us who believe in God and that Jesus (peace be upon him) is going to return, would unite over the massive amounts of prophecy and commonalities, their plans wouldn´t succeed. I do believe that we´re living at the very end of times. My concern is how the evil elite is trying to eradicate ALL types of religion, core values and what is truly healthy/normal. As a religious Muslim, through reading the Quraan, I know that my enemies aren´t Jews or Christians (rather, they are our cousins and also want to serve God). All the enemy wants is people who don´t dare raise their voice at the sickness they are trying to normalise. Religious people are the ones who often dare to. Hence the immense hate campaign against us. It´s crazy how many prophecies have come true. If only more people read scripture, their eyes would open inn shaa Allah.
Hahahah
We're all one despite the religion, race, color. We've same blood and we're all brothers of humanity
What does it mean to be a Christian?
Excellent Movie
I Love Saladin
One of the best films made by Ridley Scott. The director's cut is even better. A true masterpiece.
what is the title of this movie please
@@ardelzofficial " Kingdom Of Heaven. " There are two versions, the best one being the Director's Cut, which includes more dialogue between the characters. The shorter version was the theatrical one but it's limited in scope ( which means it shows more " us versus them " style story lines thereby removing a lot of the essential dialogue from the D.C. ).
@@ardelzofficial Pssst! The director's cut version is currently on youtube, uploaded by some random user (3+ hrs long).
@@PaprikaChili thankyou it's still up looking forward to watching it
@@anthonypetkopoulos4352 Definitely watch the director's cut if you can, it's much more satisfying. The studio cut a lot out of the movie for cinema release, and Ridley Scott wasn't happy. His own version turns it from "fairly entertaining" into a damn fine film (it's 3 hours+ but well worth it).
The scene of the negotiations is so haunting and significant, also for what was left unsaid between the two. The two of them fight and decide the war right there without drawing swords. Baldwin says, withdraw all we die here (compared to the option of withdrawal, where only I die, soon). Saladin immediately realizes that he doesn't need to fight today, just wait Baldwin out. He also has a certain regard for him, and seeing him as an equal, doesn't want to tarnish Baldwin's legacy. Baldwin will now be the king who never lost, and successfully negotiated peace. The final pause is almost Baldwin saying, yes, it will be soon. And Saladin then realizes that he should send his physicians, not to treat him, but possibly to make his passing easier and reduce his pain. And of course to assess how long he has to live, and Saladin to plan the next attack.
Saladin sent doctors to Baldwin to treat him, not to kill him. Treason is not one of the characteristics of Muslims
Great analysis.
astute observation
Except he didn't. Please stop putting your own perspective into the history. This is not how, who, what. It's already 'period'.
讚！觀閱翻譯 知曉歷史 🤗
such an epic and underrated movie!!
Kahit anong relihiyon di naman natin ito pagawayan, patuloy ako nanalig sa dios na tagapagligtas jesus crhist....🙏🙏🙏
This movie does something uniquely great by deeply respecting both sides and the complexity of the era and while of course not being historically accurate, it is also not outlandish in the freedoms it takes to tell its story, one may say that it manages to capture the mystified spirit of the era perfectly.
The director's cut is truly a work of art and everyone who worked on this should feel pride in the accomplishments of their hard work paying off masterfully.
Great comment, there was no "winner" in this film, and there was no winner in an historical context either
@@froggystyle642 The muslims took over Jerusalem so for me they won (I'm catholic btw, but I respect their victory).
@@geronimozarza8495that just led to the 3rd Crusades. The point is, no one wins in perpetual conflict, and any victory leading to peace is temporary/short lived.
@@YokaiX the 3rd crusade didn't end with the capture of jerusalem either so all in all I think the east won
It makes me wish that the sentiments behind this movie were true to history, rather than what was actually true. The idea that whatever our beliefs we can find common ground, and common decency. Something I think we've lost in this day and age.
One of my favorite movies of all time!
The respect and honor Baldwin and Saladin showed each other is inspiring...even more so in our current world of cruelty, egomania and stupidity.
The world has always shown cruelty, egomania and stupidity throughout the ages. It's not unique to our time, and indeed we look at the past through rose-tinted glasses, for the world today is fairer than it has ever been. For every Baldwin/Saladin in the past, there was a Caligula.
They’re literally killing each other over a story so I think we’re a bit smarter now
Muslims needs again Salahuddin ayubi
Edward Norton does soo well in this
“Walaikum Salam” ufff just the way that was delivered and they part ways. Goosebumps.
This scene is what happens when two great leaders meet each other, they might be enemies but both of them respect each other
more than that, they respect their people. No leader should want to sent his people to die needlessly
Saladin offer his best medics yeah thats true, but he wants that Castle so much, bcs of that french fat guy, who killed a caravans and his people all around Jerusalem, but he knows its impossible siege a Castle with a big army in backs, so he got nothing more to choose, it was only choose between life and death :) thats all :)
#avengers
Neither of them were stupid. There was no way for either to benefit their people in that situation. It would have been mass slaughter with no real winner.
Saladin... I wish we had more movie about this man, never get tired of it
This film is an absolute Masterpiece ----------and I will never understand why it was not recognized as such. the Syrian actor who portrayed Saladin deserved an Oscar Nomination for Best Supporting Actor. he was awesome. ---------MJL< 75 y/o
The theatrical version of this film is most certainly not a masterpiece so it's logical that it was not recognized as one. The director's cut is vastly different and highlights the many shortcomings of the theatrical cut.
Double Like!
@@Tom-kl5lg As per usual, studios not trusting Ridley Scott's vision. They tried to turn it into some sort of medieval action movie.
@@hoilst Imo. one of the best medieval movies made to this date. Excellent story, wonderful images, costumes, settings and the score… They had one hell of a crew on that one and Ridley Scott used their skills excellently.
If we have a same lord and same god Why we must fight! Imagine we are united muslim and Christian against a Sioniste LGBTKQZL+++!? They take manipulate both civilisation ( Muslim and Christian… that fight all time for what? I don’t know!) in the end both lose Jerusalem for LGBTKLZD Ffuking people and want to make Jerusalem their capital! For your info: TelAviv now is the capital worldwide of 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈, and if you don’t believe me: take plane and go to see by your eyes! Hope that christian and muslim keep saved Jerusalem from this 💩 of people(🏳️🌈)! But I know that this great film was not end, and we will have another’s Kingdom of heaven 2.0! Hope that at this time muslim and Christian have to understand that they must unite their force to fight the same enemy of God: the first and end enemy of god : the club of Satan (🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 they don’t have any law and live like nothing, not even a dog or animal: you can’t never see a animal in this planet like this 💩😈🏳️🌈 , even the nature for what they believe not have any support for this error of humanity ( satanic club 🖕!).
I’m jewish for your info, but not supported a sioniste (🏳️🌈🖕), we are not big like christian and Muslim in this world, and all jewish against a sioniste like you, so don’t please make all eggs is same case! We are jewish and we believe in the same god too! Not the sioniste using Jewish old law in our name to make horror and crime and pact with Satan ( Kabala book … illuminati etc) this is not good and god don’t like this and we know it! So be smart and see what they want to manipulate you ( club of God : Jewish/muslim/christian: YOU ARE IN THE SAME BOAT sicking but you don’t see it… ✊✊✊✊✊
“I will send my Physician to you” what a respect each other
Love this move and The 13th warrior.
That scene when he said Jerusalem has come,damn it makes me goosebumps!!
Sending Baldwin physicians was a nice gesture by Saladin.
His doctor was a very famous Jewish Doctor and Rabbi.
Paraphrase a quote from the movie Ghandi when i was a little boy the temple priest would read from both the Gita and the Quran going back and forth as if there were no differences because all that mattered was that God was being honored/worshipped
Beautiful movie .Watched it many times
The learnings that can be found in the dialog of this movie are pointed and priceless. "You reap what you sow."
the Kingdom of Heaven is a kingdom of conscience
Does that come from the Greek myth, of sowing Dragon's teeth?
@@Grubnar I think it comes from farming. Farmers sow seeds and then reap what they sow during the harvest season.
@@Grubnar In Greece we use that phrase to this day ''You reap what you sow.''
@@Grubnar ysiii
Even their mounts are adequate. A spirited stallion for a powerful muslim sultan at the height of his strenght, and a soft walking, mature beast for a wise king at the end of his life. This movie deserves more credit.
classic
Beautiful
@1:21 if I could say "SILENCE!" like Jeremy Irons I'd be CEO of my company.
"A night, his men"... I consider this the best scene of the movie.Throughout her life, Sibylla had been surrounded by men who called themselves "knights"' but that was the first time she beheld a true knight, a knight like the ones from legends "a knight who is without fear in the face of his enemies, a knight that is brave and upright, that God may love him, a knight that speaks the truth always, even if it leads to his death, a knight that safeguards the helpless and does no wrong". When she said, "a knight, his men", she summarized the entire movie in one sentence. Truly, a beautiful scene.
I agree with all points raised... However Balian is the reason Jerusalem fell. If he had just married Sybella, all the last half of the movie could have been avoided. A true knight, with no comprehension of politics. Didn't want to be responsible for the death of Guy and his Templars, and yet was responsible for the deaths of the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
That was a fair times for the soldier. Even though there still were politics, there was no missiles, rockets and BS. Your dedication towards swordsmanship, heart and a little brain to acquire armor, would make you a invincible warrior. ⚔️
Baldwin : Marhaba, yaa Salahuddin sayyadi ! ( Hello, O Salahuddin Sir).Sabah al Noor(Good afternoon).Tasharaftu bimarifatiqaa ( I'm honoured to meet u).
Love this piece. I probably watch it over and over a hundred times.
Literally never get bored of watching this film, specifically for Saladin, a truly great medieval ruler, “I will send you my physicians” and the look on his face is exactly how I’ve always imagined him.
you need a life
The Actor that played Sala hu Din was outstanding. 10 of 10 for his performance.
@@doronstauber7285 thank u, muslim guy
I am Israeli, not muslim. That doesnt mean that I cant appreciate an extremely well executed portrayal of the most significant Muslim Leader of all time.@@xouleposxoulepos4506
The Jerusalem has come ❤❤❤
More than a mere Movie 🍿
"I will send you my physicians." Favorite quote.
Intresting fact, his physician was a very famous Jewish Doctor and Rabbinic Scholes named Mimonidese.
Scholar
@@joshualittle877 Maimonides. Actual name : Moses ben Maimon.
Salaudin was an amazing leader and military mind. He demanded respect and gave it to others no matter there race, creed or religion.
If we have a same lord and same god Why we must fight! Imagine we are united muslim and Christian against a Sioniste LGBTKQZL+++!? They take manipulate both civilisation ( Muslim and Christian… that fight all time for what? I don’t know!) in the end both lose Jerusalem for LGBTKLZD Ffuking people and want to make Jerusalem their capital! For your info: TelAviv now is the capital worldwide of 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈, and if you don’t believe me: take plane and go to see by your eyes! Hope that christian and muslim keep saved Jerusalem from this 💩 of people(🏳️🌈)! But I know that this great film was not end, and we will have another’s Kingdom of heaven 2.0! Hope that at this time muslim and Christian have to understand that they must unite their force to fight the same enemy of God: the first and end enemy of god : the club of Satan (🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈 they don’t have any law and live like nothing, not even a dog or animal: you can’t never see a animal in this planet like this 💩😈🏳️🌈 , even the nature for what they believe not have any support for this error of humanity ( satanic club 🖕!).
I’m jewish for your info, but not supported a sioniste (🏳️🌈🖕), we are not big like christian and Muslim in this world, and all jewish against a sioniste like you, so don’t please make all eggs is same case! We are jewish and we believe in the same god too! Not the sioniste using Jewish old law in our name to make horror and crime and pact with Satan ( Kabala book … illuminati etc) this is not good and god don’t like this and we know it! So be smart and see what they want to manipulate you ( club of God : Jewish/muslim/christian: YOU ARE IN THE SAME BOAT sicking but you don’t see it… ✊✊✊✊✊
We will need an other Salahodine for what is coming with freaky (🏳️🌈)
Romans 3:23 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God
Hebrews 9:28 So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and to them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin to salvation.
Romans 6:23
For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
John 3:18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son.
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
James 2:17-18
In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.
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But someone will say, "You have faith; I have deeds." Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by what I do.
Acts 17:30
In the past God overlooked such ignorance, but now he commands all people everywhere to repent.
2 Timothy 2:19
Nevertheless, God’s solid foundation stands firm, sealed with this inscription: “The Lord knows those who are his,” and, “Everyone who confesses the name of the Lord must turn away from wickedness.”
John 3:5-7
Jesus answered, “Amen, amen, I say to you, no one can enter the kingdom of God without being born of water and Spirit. What is born of flesh is flesh and what is born of spirit is spirit. Do not be amazed that I told you,
'You must be born from above. '
(All humans have sinned except for the Holy Son of God who have lived a human form and became the sacrifice for the sins of those who believe in him. And also, those who believe should repent, turn away from their sins and shall change into more like him.
And everyone who follow Christ should be born again, that means you should change the way of your life and be born again.)
I will spam this to comments sections so that many will know about the Gospel and please read it.
/././././././././../././..
@@malakasako794
And who will read all this??!!!
@The humble truth he worship the father, yes but the father is also Jesus and the son is also Jesus. That is the "most holy trinity" Go understand that and talk when you understand.
@The humble truth Holy spirit is also Jesus. 3 persona but one God.
Love this movie
TAKBEEER. ALLAH HU AKBAR
1:18 SileeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENCE
Never gets old. Not one scene drags on, even in the director's cut. A masterpiece 👏👏👏
If anything the director's cut makes it much better.
Respect to legendary Commander Salauddin Ayubi ❤
Magnificent movie!
Man must feel good to be a king with such a big Army behind you
Kingdom of Heaven... A masterpiece... so sad there's no more movies like this.. a portrayal of history..
but its not real history. This movie has an agenda.
This movie have almost nothing to do with the real history..
@@gavinrose5971 and what was the agenda ?
Give "Master and Commander" with Russel Crowe a shot. It has the same authentic feel.
@@SkyMarshallArts omar series with English subtitles is great as well
Have already watched so many times!❤
Dr. Julian Bashir and Legolas, quite a friendship
awesome film
This is an outstanding film. One of my favorites and never get tired of watching.
One of my favorites too.
I always loved that delivery of “Assemble the army!” This was a man sure of his position and power.
1 of the best movies ever!
love this movie
One of the best films..by far 🙏🙏🙏
🌟Undoubtedly Professor Ghassan Massoud stands as an unrivaled paragon of excellence. To merely label him a brilliant actor would be an understatement, for he personifies an extraordinary artistic phenomenon that demands the utmost reverence and meticulous scrutiny. His performances transcend the boundaries of conventional talent, captivating audiences with an awe-inspiring display of skill, depth, and authenticity.
As a devotee of his craft, I have had the privilege of witnessing his artistic journey unfold across a vast tapestry of roles. From ancient historical dramas to contemporary narratives, Massoud's command of his craft is nothing short of remarkable. He possesses an innate ability to breathe life into his characters, seamlessly blending spoken word with the language of the body to create a truly captivating experience.
Fluency and precision mark his mastery of Arabic, allowing him to convey the subtle nuances of his characters' emotions, thoughts, and historical context with astonishing accuracy. The depth of his portrayal is a testament to his unwavering dedication, as he leaves no stone unturned in his pursuit of authenticity. His commitment to thorough research and meticulous preparation is evident in every subtle gesture, every heartfelt line delivered.
Beyond his acting prowess, Massoud's influence extends to realms beyond the stage and screen. He serves as an inspiration, urging aspiring actors and artists to delve into the depths of their craft, to seek a profound understanding of their characters and the worlds they inhabit. His artistic brilliance becomes a guiding light, illuminating the path to greatness for those fortunate enough to witness his performances.
In conclusion, Ghassan Massoud transcends the boundaries of ordinary acting. He embodies an exceptional artistic phenomenon that demands reverence and invites careful study. His contributions to the world of acting are profound, leaving an indelible mark on both the craft itself and those fortunate enough to witness his transformative performances.
🌟 As an avid Arab viewer who has closely followed the entire body of work by Professor Ghassan Massoud, I am compelled to assert unequivocally that he unequivocally stands at the pinnacle of the most extraordinary actors worldwide. Since ancient times, I have faithfully traced his enthralling journey through a myriad of Arab historical series. With his command of ancient Arabic that is both fluent and precise, he effortlessly embodies the very essence of his characters, deftly conveying the profound nuances of their time and intricate psychological states. A paragon of professionalism, his body language exudes confidence, serving as a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft. As a scholar of ancient history, he delves deeply into the intricate intricacies of the roles he undertakes, leaving no stone unturned. The sheer brilliance of his performances resurrects historical personas, infusing life into the past and unearthing truth before our very eyes.
The character of Salah El-Din represents merely a fraction of the profound depth possessed by this exceptional actor, providing Western viewers with a tantalizing glimpse into his boundless creativity. However, it is worth noting that his only imperfection lies in his English fluency, which regrettably does not match the remarkable command he exhibits in Arabic.
👏👏👏🙏
great movie
As Orthodox Christian I admire Salahadeen Al Ayubi as true muslim and true leader .
true Muslim in the same sentence. How interesting and thought provoking.
You would respect ISIS too then. In reality, these Muslim leaders were bandits, thieves and terrorists.
@@truthsupporter4119 You've mistaken brother I do not respect rats who considers themselves as Muslim who kill other people for their beliefs a true Muslim respects other religions because this is their way, I have many Muslim friends whom I share my work and my food and they are not alike ISIS rats who kill people be cause of their beliefs .
@@truthsupporter4119 If they're considered thieves and bandits then what army or state in the world isn't?
Do you also admire that the catholic brothers throughout Europe went to go help the Eastern Christian brothers to repel the threat of islam?
You just love when they welcome each other AFTER they finished talking
Its a way of saying goodbye also
Salam alaikum means God/peace be with you, technically you can say this to anyone at any moment.
@@akatoshmorgul9367 in english yeah, in arabic no