"The Sahara is one of the largest and hottest deserts in the world, covering much of North Africa.
The Saharan nomads are famous for their skillful survival, adaptive nature and efficient utilization of the minimal resources at their disposal."
@Moros299last yearI love you Mama Africa From Morocco أحب هذه القارة السمراء 😍 5
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@aburayhan27155 months agoListen to the nomad: water is not something you can sell. Where water could be the main business, how generous and peaceful those people are.❤ ...5
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@znsaidi4 years agoWe need to give a lot of credit for these people of the desert. They're constantly facing daily challenges of survival. All respect. 378
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@guyguitare26174 years agoThe People of Africa is the first in the world 🌎 God bless you 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 8
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@Life_In_Asia4 years agoNow I have no complaint about my life. 234
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@thetruthseeker53075 years agoGod bless Africa.... lots of love to beautiful people 246
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@fatimanaqvi29765 years agoMashallah, i wish the library is preserved for many future generations, its a treasure ..the knowledge from these books should be spread to the children and young people in the community 43
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@Multigialast yearMay Allah bless the people of Sahara. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 2
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@BegurKailash5 years agoA very good documentary. This should be shown to all who are using WATER recklessly. 315
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@waykool6985 years agoReally puts into perspective how grateful we should be, and how fortunate we are to even have water on tap, that we take for granted. 66
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@mayurinaskar52375 years agoI ALWAYS had a desire to see how the people from the Sahara spend their daily life...this documentary fulfilled my appetite..thanks a lot to the whole team ... I loved this narrating. God, bless you all. 386
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@jjenko63664 years agoI really admire these nomadic people. All Arab tribes used to live like this once upon a time. I hope one day humans can manage to create a forest in the Sahara desert. 42
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@ALLWORLD22084 years agoWatching this can changes one perspective of life. Those people wake up everyday with a purpose. I learned a lot just watching this documentary. People don’t understand how much easier we have it state side as far as living conditions. ...38
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@ed97634 years agoI have crossed the sahara from sudan to benghazi in libya in a 4w.d lorry. An experience never forgotten. 4
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@priyanaruka1013 years agoGod bless Africa.. Love from India.. ❤❤❤❤❤ 4
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@worldwidewonders45654 years agoSahara is so beautiful, and dangerous also. If you lose your water, then sahara becomes frightening. 72
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@RaheelPervaiz1234 years agoOMG someone needs to prserve that librabry digitally !! 59
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@zubairb37472 years agoThis reminds me that there are always bigger problems on this earth.. Alhamdulillah we are so blessed to have plenty of water, fruits, vegetables, grain and pretty much everything..mad respect to these people.. ❤️ 12
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@entertainmentinternational57845 years agoI m happy to see these muslim who real and have good faith in Allah. Female have good scop system. Their life is tough but a way to heaven. 18
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@bhupindersaroya83245 years agoI live in the northern plains of India, the Shivaliks or foothills of Great Himalayas, rich in vegetations, rains and meadows. Seeing through the documentary about life in Great Sahara my heart is full of gratitude for the perseverance, fortitude and agility of Saharan people and their love for life......... ...146
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@RajuAhmed-ij6rt5 years agoIt reminds me how happy we are.we people of Bangladesh born in a fertile land & here we can easily get food,water & others necessary elements. Here, if we throw any seed,after few days later we see it turning a tiny plant. we are happy as we are born in a green zone.thank you creator for your blessings. ...12
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@alinadharel28394 years agoI have seen so many documentary about different cultures, different places, in this quarantine and I realized how blessed we are to have water, greenery, and freedom. People are praying for water to drink, freedom to walk 🥺Oh My God.... Don't take everything on granted 🙏🏼..From Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵 ...12
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@carlosenzo56855 years agoMay Allah The Almighty Grant These Brothers Janaah Inshallah ❤️❤️ writing from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 22
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@goognamgoognw66375 years agoQue dieu te bénisse Ibrahim pour enseigner la grammaire et l'écriture aux enfants du Sénégal avec la dédication et le sourire. Ton tableau est couvert de phrases très belles et les enfants t'écoutent attentivement. C'est un métier noble, qui mérite l'admiration. ...10
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@coolfamilyclub76724 years agoThe Sahara Desert looks pretty amazing. 6
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@sathvikhn71362 years agoI loved the fact that, even when people are struggling they think about the animals life ❤️❤️❤️great respect ❤️❤️❤️❤️ 5
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@MyNaday5 years agoThe perfect English of this talented lady, as well as the struggle of men against nature is one of the best documents I have ever seen. It must give us a profound lesson. The man who takes care about Muslim scrolls deserves a Nobel prize. ...2
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@renodudes5 years agoI like the Sahara desert , a desert we can call our own, love it . 30
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@rezaurrahman25004 years agoWhat an effort by the African region people. wish you good luck man. Love from Bangladesh. 5
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@rajunaik6892 years agoGod blesss this Mauritania 🇲🇷 peoples, 1
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@dr.sarikulalam494 years agoAfrican people are too good by heart ...love for you ❤️❤️❤️ 4
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@ranahasan24last yearSahara is amazing. Want to hitch hike across Sahara after i read a chapter on it by Robert Christopher way back in my college in 2005. It always fascinated me how Christopher crossed it in 1956. Its amazing there were so many less opportunities at that time. ...3
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@thenobleone-33844 years agoWhen I was in Houston Tx I went to school with a lot of African people. A lot of Nigerians and I have tried Nigerian food. Someone in my class introduced me to Oman 3
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@surisdafir35433 years agoNowhere in the world is a desert so fascinating and beautiful as the Algerian part of the Sahara! 1
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@KUSHKILLA6278 months agoIt amazes me still how many cultures I never knew of😳 2
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@paquitoignacio34494 years agoThose camels are amazing animals adapted to harsh conditions . 52
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@cassinhacarvalho5015last monthThe Sahara's People are so brave. Every day they need faith and force to won the nature. 1
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@ZubairKhan-zz8cq5 years agoLove to all the African people. &Thanks to CGTN for Sach a great effort. 19
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@normandavies76035 years agoA really hard life endured by the nomadic peoples of the north Africa. The Sahara may have been a paradise many thousands of years ago, but, not in our times. Knowledge of the desert helps the people and what knowledge these nomads have. Thank you CGTN Africa. ...24
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@noufelouafi83133 years agoNot only Africa but the world largest desert 1
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@brahimndb88684 years agoI am from mauritania i love my country 2
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@ahmedismail69164 years agoA superb documentary honestly. The narrator is great as well. 6
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@aksharayadav69162 years agoIt's not over populated like our cities, not over polluted like our cities. A life very close to nature. Amazing people and a simple peaceful life. How much importance they give for protecting their environment and for gardening. We people, the so called educated's, we have no time to protect our environment. My huge respects for this people. ...3
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@bonifacerwimbo4 weeks agoA story of strength and resilience. Here in 2024
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@ruposhibanglah-79263 years agoSo many respect (Dua) from people of Bangladesh. 1
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@baliramsindhu36325 years agoSo beautiful but so difficult life god bless all of you 11
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@mohsinkhan38613 years agoNo building No traffic No pollution No crowd No super market No encroachment Only extreme nature 1
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@dr.bamadevsigdel43903 years agoPeople of sahara should render seed money,training and incentives to involve on aforestation initiative! We have to praise their dedication! Bravo! 1
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@ahmedsalem52036 years agoGreat documentary about my home country of Mauritania . The only thing I didn’t like is the translation was not accurate at times . Thank you though . 142
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@pleasedontwhipmemaster23534 years agoI'm thankful to God almighty in Jesus name for what I have living in the USA and I respect the Sahara people. 3
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@yagyabasnet47124 years agoThe very beautiful expression of the very beautiful lady. Really I like it. 7
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@laodealifariki53514 years agomasya Allah, very amazing. Salam from indonesia 10
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@mdislam91935 years agoafter watching this documentary I felt Allah kept us very happy. 14
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@exposedclickbaitaRblx3 months agoIm native to the sahara and we thank people who respect us ❤❤
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@devajyotisarania32925 years agoUnbilivible... it is very sad picture of saharas people... i m indian .. nice video 7
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@theprimephotomalang5 years agothanks for share this documentary film, you 've done best. warm regards from your brother Indonesia muslim. 3
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@RavikumarDamodaran-zi3ph4 years agoBeautiful documentary. God bless Africa. 2
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@MR-rl4ew2 years agoNo doubt the environment is harsh beyond imagination but still God has kept a beauty in this kind of environment as well. 1
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@tawandakwinjiri44134 years agothis is a story of hope,its quite clear that deserts can be conquered and get back to the long gone flora and fauna,and productive agricultural activities, great thanks to the community members who stand great heat in a bid to revive lost desert life. ...4
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@baharrahman74105 years agoAll those valuable manuscript on Sahara desert library, what a great collection n passion grandfather to grandson. Love the hardy people and culture. 24
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@kewsiyehboah6058last yearHas A Son Of Africa.. I Send Prays And Good Wishes.. We Came To UK Where - Water is at da Turn Of A Tap.. Unfortunately Many Are Spoilt And Don't Seem To Realise it.. In Swahili.. Ubarikiwe.. ( Bless You ).. ...1
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@hameedqadrihameedqadri5 years agoThe Documentary Fee of Africa is very good and an excellent endeavor. ( Thanks CGTN ) 1
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@BantuKing4 years agoThis should be seen prime time across the tv networks of the world. Very informative! 3
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@remadjiarmande40925 years agoFrom 17:mn Chad 🇹🇩🇹🇩 proud to be a Chadian 8
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@bigsmiletv923one week agoThose kids are beautifull.. God bless you guys
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@AbhishekK-hn4gd3 years agoAwesome information shared by CGTN regarding their lifestyle, culture , how they manage to live their life in minimal n adverse conditions, May god bless all those nomads....i still wonder when looking at the condition of those harshest places with no any much source of water...and even the high scorching heat in day time..despite of all those extremities they still managed smartly to survive in minimal availability ...may god bless them once again !!! ...11
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@joelmoreirarosa17064 years ago,🎼 esse deserto e desgastante não é fácil 4
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@syrthdr09sybr342 years agoIf we all took matters into our own hands more often instead of waiting for someone to come and save us, the world would be a much better place. So proud of the people who are fighting back desertification.
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@baharrahman74105 years agoLife is beautiful. Human history full of beauty. 7
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@julieearp95494 years agoThe fight for water will be the Third World War, even Kofi Annan said that. All I know is that I miss living in Mauritania. Hard environment but amazing people. 100% Muslim, but they still accepted me as a peace corps volunteer. And they live represent Islam so well. If someone came to my host family, they could stay as long as they wanted. Water was the first thing offered, then a shower, food , and tea. No one stole anything. I left my wallet w passport, $$$ and identity in a taxi twice in the capital and it got returned. Even if someone was poor, they still gave to someone that was homeless or stricken by polio. That is the Islam I have experienced and Mauritanians showed me the good part. Mashallah, I miss you Mauritanians. ...2
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@japanismusic81295 years agoNatural life don't have to play nothing .thank you for your so beautiful video 6
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@firstlast65255 years agoNever knew desserts spread so fast.. Thanks for compiling this 3
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@samratchattopadhyay30574 years agoAstoundingly shot documentary. Very commendable. 👍👍 2
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@Bash_coope4 years agoBeautiful presentation, quality video and of course interesting content. Keep it up CGTN and a special thumbs up to Lindy 6
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@Mk-wk2xr5 years agoBy watching this wonderful documentary we as humans realize how far water is valuable and nissassary 3
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@syedmohdgulamasghar88094 years agoDocumentary to explore Sahara region. A nice one . It's also a way of learning on these rough issues. Keep on exploring. 9
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@annemariegraff27435 years agoDes images extraordinaires merci pour le partage ❤❤❤ c est magnifique 🙆♀️ 7
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@thehealthbodyfitness7 years agoAlways think about Future Generations to come Africa will Great Greater Africa 17
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@nguyenryan7last yearThe best voice. Lady voice in this film easy to hear nice and love. Thankmuch
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@user-fq5yv8mz6c4 years agoMy teacher introduced my class to this video because we are learning about africa. 3
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@shehzadsadiq85463 years agoOne of the best documentaries I have ever seen amazing work keep it up 3
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@warriorofeast9784 years agoI want to go there, maybe not now, but someday😭 Depressed😭😭 18
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@tanthiennguyen91334 years agoVielen Dank allen Brüdern & Schwestern für Kinders Sprache weiter geben können..... 1
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@JorgeGonzalez-fw5mf4 years agoHey i told my self🤔 it’s a blast 😱 the oceans 🌊 was blast out 😳 6
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@halitosis754 years agoBrilliant and yet touching documentary to watch. God bless all those people out there 3
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@user-qq5tp9kv9b3 years agoأفلا ينظرون إلى الإبل كيف خلقت والى السماء كيف رفعت فذكر إنما انت مذكر لست عليهم بمسيطر،،صدق الله العظيم 1
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@mannahsesay41735 years agoThis documentary is really touching. Africa let us unite & be diverse cut across to solve every region most need. I think that would work & make Africa a great continent. 1
أحب هذه القارة السمراء 😍 5
Where water could be the main business, how generous and peaceful those people are.❤ ... 5
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 2
&Thanks to CGTN for Sach a great effort. 19
Thank you CGTN Africa. ... 24
No traffic
No pollution
No crowd
No super market
No encroachment
Only extreme nature 1
Thank you though . 142
I Send Prays And Good Wishes..
We Came To UK Where - Water is at da Turn Of A Tap..
Unfortunately Many Are Spoilt And Don't Seem To Realise it..
In Swahili..
Ubarikiwe..
( Bless You ).. ... 1
So proud of the people who are fighting back desertification.