A Tale of Civilisations (An intriguing historical documentary)
This documentary presents a brief but fascinating history of world civilisations: how they vied for power and how one came after the other. World history has been a story of civilisations replacing one after the other. The struggle has existed throughout time in all forms. Civilisations this documentary covers: Ancient Greece, Egypt, China, Persia, Rome, Carthage, Islam, Byzanite, Holy Roman (Charlemagne), Mongols, Christianity (and Crusades), France (Napoleon), Britain, Russia, Capitalism, Communism, Nazism. In the last century, we witnessed two competing civilisations vie for superiority as the world watched in fear and awe.
Event Trailer - A tale of Civilisations and Islam: the true civilisation of Tawheed [Sydney, 17 Dec]
An event for the Muslim youth and community at large, exploring (Talk 1) Islam's status as the civilisation built on Tawheed (Divine Unity) and (Talk 2) the compelling history of competing civilisations over time and Islam's absence from the world stage in the last century. Two dynamic talks, one compelling mini-documentary, refreshments, a magazine launch and details about our exciting upcoming youth events! An event not to be missed.
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About Nahda Productions
Nahda Productions is a freelance multimedia effort and video production unit based in Sydney, Australia. It comprises a collection of young Muslims passionate about Islamic activism in general and specifically projected activism through the number one communication tool of the digital age: the internet. Read More

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