What happened to the Arab masterrace

The Arabs were the masters and educators of the Latin West (...), and not only and just as it is said
Too often, intermediaries between the Greek world and the Latin world (...).

- Alexander Koyre

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gothic_secular_and_domestic_architecture
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cistercian_architecture
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_invasions_and_conquests
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islam happened

You are too blinded by your lust for dark dick to notice that Arabs are and always have been useless savages.

But what about the Islamic Golden Age? Doesn't that prove that it is not wholly bad?

What happened to the European people between the fall of the Roman Empire and the enlightenment?

what a surprise that islam had a golden age when it invaded the mediterranean and acquired ancient greek texts

nothing good comes of islam outside of what european culture or knowledge it acquires and mirrors

Not true

Arabs did nothing but steal, pillage and enslave

Literally true.

The arabs were mud hut dwelling savages. You're thinking of something else probably, Iranians? Same shit nowadays, but there's no denying that the desert people weren't completely retarded long ago.

>Muh Dark Ages meme implying Europe was total shit the whole time

lol no. Look at, for example, Alfred the Great or Charlemagne.

well they still enhanced the knowledge taken from the mediterranean

Islam saved all the books and scrolls of knowledge that the Christians were burning. That's literally all they did, besides the numbers we use today.
The west had forgotten that they used to do brain surgeries and made things like ball bearings because of Christianity.

that are character traits of winners, i know you dont like it

Two great figures in the space of a thousand years is a dark age

I chose those two because they were contemporaneous with each other and lived relatively soon after the departure of the Romans.

Do I need to hold your hand?
>Urban II
>Richard II
>Frederick Barbarossa
>St. Thomas Aquinas
>Henry VII, Henry VIII
>etc etc

Insofar as architecture, this was also a great period of development.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne_Cathedral
Castle development (Zvolen, Bodham, etc etc)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanesque_secular_and_domestic_architecture
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gothic_secular_and_domestic_architecture
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cistercian_architecture

Then there's the whole part about how user said "the Enlightenment" when he should clearly have said "the Renaissance" instead. If you decide to ignore all of the Renaissance figures (from philosophers like Erasmus and Pico della Mirandola to artists like.. well I'm sure you know) you're being intellectually dishonest and if you don't then 1350 is your end date for your supposed """Dark Ages"""

tl;dr WRONG

US protection of Saudi Arabia enabled their uncontested spread of wahabbism and salafism from 1970's, slowly erroding every secular arab achievement. Socialist pan arabism was an excellent tool for pacyfing entire region.

Pic related happened.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongol_invasions_and_conquests

>Golden Age

Arabs were overrated back then?

Rarely do historical feats much up with reality prior to 1900.

The "Golden Age" was the widespread conquest, murder, rape and theft of cultural achievements. Nothing to be proud of.

golden age meants conquest, invasion, genocide and stealing/destroying every bit of christian scrpture and structure they could find.

The golden age means nothing but death and despair.
"if its not in the quran, destroy it because its untrue, if its already in the quran, destroy it too"

That's two more than Pakistan has ever produced.

the same that is happening to the west now.

Cultural appropriation at the expense of Greeks, Syriacs and Persians.