00:30Darkness upon darkness
00:37If he put out his hand, he could hardly see it.
00:46And he for whom Allah has not appointed light - for him there is no light.
00:59Night, stillness, and darkness
01:07This is life at the bottom of the sea
01:10Why this darkness?
01:13Are there any living creatures in this place?
01:17What is the secret of the waves at the bottom of the sea?
01:19Darkness of the seas
01:21So proceed
01:27God's remnants were not
01:32So proceed
01:36So proceed
01:40You will gain faith from him
01:46No matter how far the depths of the seas are from the sun's rays
01:57However, God created hope and life within it.
02:01An amazing world, a testament to its Creator
02:04Wonders within it never cease
02:07The depths may be far
02:10But she is not far from God's mercy.
02:13The work of God, who perfected everything.
02:17If we confine all the water on this planet
02:27We will find that it is 97.2 out of ten
02:31It is the water found in seas and oceans.
02:35The remaining quantity is 2.6 tenths.
02:39It is the water found in ice.
02:42There's one very small thing left, which is 1.2 tenths.
02:47They are the lakes
02:50Rivers
02:52It is groundwater
02:54Humans have explored the universe more
02:58Or he has a large amount of quantitative information about the universe.
03:01Most of what he has to say is about the depths of the seas.
03:03Astronomy has been advanced since ancient times.
03:06More than the seas from a scientific standpoint
03:09Because descending to the depths of the sea is very difficult and expensive
03:13Therefore, humanity was late in obtaining much information about the depths of the oceans.
03:18Very low temperatures, cold
03:22It means that humans cannot dive to these depths.
03:26Very low temperatures, cold
03:30It means that humans cannot dive to these depths.
03:33That all they descend into the depths
03:35That all that they descended into the depths
03:37They notice that some colors are disappearing from their eyes.
03:39Divers are always competing
03:41Divers are always competing to see who can dive the deepest.
03:45And whoever gets to know the world of the seas is greater
03:47It feels very cold
03:49It means that humans cannot dive to these depths.
03:51The clear light, of course, travels up to a meter.
03:55In general, everything we cut into the depths
03:58This is something divers expect to see and recognize.
04:01The deeper they went, the more
04:03They notice that some colors are disappearing from their eyes.
04:06Divers are always competing to see who can dive the deepest.
04:10And whoever gets to know the world of the seas is greater
04:14You feel the darkness
04:21The colors have changed on you
04:23The first thing you do when you dive is on the shores of the seas
04:26If you return to the outside, you dive in again, and the colors start to change.
04:30Can't you see?
04:31First thing you do in diving courses
04:33At the beginning of the dives you experience in the sea
04:35The coach will come down with you, and she'll bring a plate with her.
04:37This palette includes a pencil.
04:40He starts showing you the colors and points them out to you
04:43This color is Shin, and this color is Shin, and this color is Shin
04:46You find yourself on the five-meter stretch, answering correctly
04:49Scroll down and the answers will start to change.
04:52Of course, you only discover this after you leave.
04:54First, the warm waves disappear.
04:56Which are red, yellow, and orange
04:58So always when the diver goes down
05:00He can't see the color red anymore.
05:04He sees it as black.
05:05The more we cut, the more the cool colors remain.
05:08Like blue and green
05:09Everything turns a blue and green color.
05:11In the depths that are below
05:13There is no sunlight in the seas
05:16At a depth of approximately one thousand meters
05:19The light disappears completely
05:21But why did the Quranic description of darkness come about?
05:24That they are darkness upon darkness
05:28This is because light can penetrate
05:43Sunlight cannot penetrate
05:45Even sunlight
05:46photosynthetic zone
05:48For living organisms
05:50Or the hyphae found in the ocean
05:52First 100 meters
05:53That means from one hundred to one thousand meters
05:56Almost in simple light
05:57But a thousand meters and below
05:59Or above, meaning in the depths
06:01There is no lighting in this area.
06:03For creatures live in utter darkness
06:05This area is very dark, and the living creatures in this area
06:07Meaning, by the power of God Almighty
06:09It lives by chemical reactions
06:11Specifically, it does not affect the process of photosynthesis as it occurs on the Earth's surface.
06:15Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean
06:17One thousand meters
06:19One thousand meters
06:21The deepest spot in the sea
06:23The deepest spotted fish ever discovered in the sea
06:25Perhaps it is deeper than that.
06:28This area is very dark, so living things
06:31Which is in this region means it is by the power of God Almighty
06:35It lives by certain chemical reactions
06:37No, not on the process of photosynthesis as it occurs on the Earth's surface.
06:41Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean
06:43One thousand meters deepest spot in the sea
06:47The deepest spotted sea
06:49Perhaps it is deeper than that.
06:50But this is the deepest spot that has been officially discovered.
06:52One thousand meters
06:54From Mount Everest, meaning if you were to reach Mount Everest
06:57And place it inside the groove
06:58The widening of the canyon means Mount Everest
07:01This gorge means it is difficult to access.
07:04Meaning in the modern era
07:06Submarines, of course, are specially designed.
07:09She is the one who can dive to these depths
07:12And of course, high-tech
07:14Glory be to God! What is this ocean?
07:16It means something imaginary, named after God's creation.
07:18In response
07:30Where Kentson
07:35Natural aids include gases and sulfates.
07:52The song confirms all the natures of the song
07:55And they do not follow below
07:57The sea, those who were blessed in the oysters, of course.
08:01All of it means I've been completely immersed in the Red Sea, immersed in it on both the Saudi and Egyptian sides.
08:07God bless
08:08The Arabian Gulf, I dived, God willing, in all the Gulf countries. I have a dive.
08:14In the Mediterranean, through Türkiye, we took it from its beginning, from its very beginning.
08:21Which is Antalya, we finished, then Izmir, we were overwhelmed by all these diving spots
08:27The most amazing diving spot available, it's practically on a global scale.
08:36The Red Sea is aptly named.
08:38The depths of the sea are a wondrous world.
08:55Most people living on Earth are unaware of the wonders you've witnessed in your experiences.
09:03By God, Abu Salem, look
09:05To begin with, my relationship with Sagittarius could be one of the main reasons for it.
09:10That's what I mean by the hustle and bustle of life, the constant coming and going.
09:15As they say, the CD deflates and goes down
09:19You hear nothing but the sound of bubbles coming out of you
09:24Hi
09:24And then you start to see colors and you start to see people.
09:28There's no phone ringing, no service, and no one to answer.
09:32And no one else is coming back to you
09:33No one will talk to you or anything
09:34It means you feel like you're in a dream, especially since this place was beautiful.
09:39You start to forget yourself altogether
09:41Abdullah is the deepest point a human has reached in diving.
10:08The deepest point reached by a human in a scuba dive
10:13Three hundred and thirty-two meters
10:15It was from Captain Ahmed Gabr
10:19And a number recorded in Qness
10:21In the Guinness Book of Numbers
10:23Captain Masri
10:24And the sweet coincidence is that the year of the addition was
10:28An unbelievable number means
10:30Some people tried and died.
10:33The year coincided with the celebration in Kuwait, and he was present.
10:35During a visit to Kuwait, I have the right to ask for help.
10:38He kept telling me, "I've been waiting for her for a long time."
10:41Several years before that, I was aware of the issue.
10:42The subject is extremely, extremely difficult.
10:45What is easy
10:46Meaning
10:47The entire descent and ascent from the dive
10:51I think I consumed some of it
10:53A huge number of tanks means
10:55Not a little
10:55The cold was quick
10:57You don't have a problem with the cold.
10:59The trip was 12 hours long, I think.
11:01So that he can get out
11:02No, it's not easy because it goes through several stages in order to be resolved.
11:07nitrogen
11:09This one lived at sea
11:10No, no, no, it's something
11:12It means a tremendous effort on his part.
11:14He didn't bring down a single tank or anything.
11:17If you could see him in the picture
11:18Heavy-duty tanks
11:19Here are some tanks and here are some tanks
11:21three-four and three-four
11:23And then they start changing, and those who go up above go down to the divers.
11:25They swap tanks with him, and he puts in other tanks.
11:28He told me
11:29Believe me, he told me
11:31Why me now?
11:33A submarine, I think it was in 2014, he told me
11:35I am this stuff
11:36We're talking about 2016.
11:3814-15-16
11:39He asked me, "Why me now?"
11:40I am getting treatment
11:41Why now?
11:42I'm recovering from this submarine.
11:44Health is of course enriched
11:46Unnatural effect
11:47In 2007
11:48Scientists discovered
11:50Meaning very soon
11:52There are surface waves other than the waves we see on the beach.
11:56These waves are very deep
11:58Its depth was estimated at approximately 1500 meters.
12:01Glory be to God! This statement was mentioned in the Book of God Almighty 1400 years ago.
12:08Or like darkness in a deep sea, covered by waves upon waves, above which are clouds
12:16Praise God
12:17Interior waves
12:20It is in the modern science of marine sciences
12:22It is well-known in certain places
12:25For example, at Khalil Jaaman's
12:27Famous there
12:28Famous near Gibraltar
12:31The main reason
12:32Because it contains
12:33Which is the hydraulic system.
12:34Which is a change in depth from one area to another.
12:37The interior waves are invisible
12:39If we went down and brought a camera, we wouldn't see these waves.
12:43But we can measure it with precise instruments.
12:46What are these devices?
12:47Which is like a device that measures temperature
12:49And the device that measures salinity
12:51The deepest point you've reached, Dos
12:53The deepest point in recreational diving is supposed to be forty meters.
12:58We are in Egypt, meaning we landed at a point
13:02That means about forty meters, a little more.
13:05Of course, the reason for this dive was the temptation.
13:09It is in this place, under in a kind of arch.
13:14It is well known in this place
13:17He's the one who takes a good dive, but he needs to be a bit experienced in diving.
13:20And he was able to do a counterattack on himself
13:22It is contagious under this arch
13:24So, because trespassing from under this arch might slightly exceed the maximum depth for recreational diving.
13:29And look out from the other side
13:31So that you can see this circle bleeding underneath it
13:35The world darkens, you see diving, you see under the sun coming from the other side
13:39And it starts to rise again
13:41It means that every time you reach the maximum diving depth, you start to feel a strange sensation.
13:47With a strange feeling
13:48We in the Shaab region call it, for example, "halal sugar".
13:50Yes, indeed, it's permissible sugar because they call it deep-sweet sugar.
13:55But where does this sugar come from?
13:56This is a scientific name
13:57Scientific name
13:58Scientific name: Deep sugar
13:59The deeper you go, the more
14:02That is, with numbers starting, for example, from twenty-five to forty, and you go down
14:07A person experiences a feeling similar to euphoria.
14:11It means something like lack of focus
14:14And he begins to lose awareness of the things he is sitting in
14:18You see strange behavior from young people
14:19strange behavior
14:20This depends on the individual.
14:22It means someone who appears cheerful in the first few meters, that is
14:25This is what you, Huda, are saying.
14:27What's wrong with you?
14:28Why now?
14:29What am I enjoying?
14:30On the twenty, I signed a very sharp sword.
14:32Come here, what are you doing?
14:33Go out, go out, very strong
14:34music
14:43Some creatures illuminate themselves to hunt prey and other creatures.
14:48And some of them do not use chemical reactions to generate energy.
14:53This means sugars and other things provide energy.
14:56The process of photosynthesis is called photosynthesis, and under the process of photosynthesis it is called chemosynthesis.
15:03Certain chemical processes occur in the depths of the oceans, involving some microscopic bacteria and other microorganisms.
15:11Chemical processes are used to sustain life.
15:15music
15:44These darknesses that we saw today in the depths of the seas
15:48There are people, by the grace of God, on the face of the earth who live in the same darkness because of their sins.
15:54Listen to this verse
15:55God Almighty says
15:57Is one who was dead and We gave him life and made for him a light by which to walk among the people like one whose example is that of one in darkness?
16:05Not outside of it
16:07He who brought these creatures to life in this darkness is able to bring your heart to life with faith.
16:13But turn to Him
16:16Before the shelter
16:19Nothing existed, neither time nor place.
16:25God said to the universe, "Be," and it was, and life became sweet.
16:35If we reflect on the verse of God
16:41Kohl your visions with all that your hands have crafted
16:47So proceed
16:52So proceed
16:55How did God create him?
17:01So proceed
17:07There is no fault there, we see.
17:15Divers compete
17:18It's not funny.
17:20It's not funny.
17:22Oh father
17:23The sound of water
17:25And you doubt it
17:27Bathdak
17:30It's not funny.
17:33It's not funny.
17:35It's not funny.
17:36It's not funny.
17:38Your heart with faith
17:40Your heart with faith
17:42She turns to you
