Syrian man’s family is against him marrying a Somali woman. Is it racism?
- Thread starter Laiis
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Based awooweYh my awoowe told an egyptian guy to f off when he wanted to marry my habaryarbut thisis still bad as he did it out of racism and said he didnt want no dhegocas marrying his daughter.
When I see some of these people in the forum, my belief in the saying that hating Arabs is a gateway to apostasy from Islam increases
people who say this have not read the seerah or the Qur'an fully.@Laiis If Islam is an Arab religion, then what did prophets and messengers like Moses and Jesus preach about? Do you expect that they were preaching another religion?Islam has existed since Adam and before the Arabs, so this is a false argument. Arabs also live in other places, not just in the Gulf states, and we cannot yet acknowledge their Arabism. Rather, there are Arab Arabs and Arabized Arabs. The issue is not closed, and Arabs exist outside the “Gulf countries.”
ابن تيمية
العرب
" أن لسانهم كان اللغة العربية، انهم من أبناء العرب ومساكنهم كانت بأرض العرب، وهي جزيرة العرب التي من بحر القلزم الى بحر البصرة، ومن أقصى حجر باليمن، إلى أوائل الشام، بحيث كانت تدخل اليمن في دارهم ولا تدخل فيها الشام "
the amount of times the prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) goes against the Arabs. The amount of time the Qur'an goes against the Arabs(killing of baby girls, Zihar divorce and marrying the wives of your adopted sons{who are not your real sons as per the deen})
dont think ive ever seen a (previously) knowledgeable muslim apostate
Islam united the Arab tribes under its banner. The Companions (Arabs) fought the apostates (Arabs) after the death of the Prophet (Saw) and subjugated them. The Arabs would not have had kingdoms, empires, sciences and literature without Islam.
almost half of them were not even real ex-muslims, and that's only those who decided to tell the truth.
Allah knows best how many of them are actually ex-muslims.
With the growing hate for muslims in countries like india etc I assume its a lot more liars now
its not only the one who wages war against islam that is to be executed.
attash
Amaan Duule
They are though. The concept of Arabic dialects being one language is a myth. A speaker of Moroccan Darija will not be able to understand an Iraqi, and an Iraqi will not be able to understand a Palestinian (I know this cuz I have asked Moroccans, Iraqis, and Palestinians about this myself). The reality on the ground is that the Arabic lahjaat are different languages, but people do not admit this because they want to continue the political pretense of "Arab unity".
Even the most conservative Arabic dialect (Hijazi Arabic) is highly divergent from classical Arabic, let alone dialects like Moroccan Darija. The relationship between fusha and the lahjaat is similar to the relationship between romance languages and Latin.
The reason why Arabs can understand the Quran is because they are taught fusha in their schools. But the Arabs I know in the West need English translations to understand the Quran and they need to be taught proper tajweed rules and pronunciation just like the rest of us.
moroccan darija is the most extreme example you could give honestly. not only is it mixed with french and tmazight, it also sounds like they do not even finish their words or cut off some vowels just for the fun of it.
no wonder other arabs dont understand them
attash
Amaan Duule
So the classical Arabic and the lahjaat are the same language cuz they share an alphabet?This point would be convincing if both versions of Arabic didn't share an alphabet that's exclusive to the Arab region. Comparing it to languages that use Latin alphabets is a weak one.
And well you know what you're getting into by replying to me: more drama. So no use in acting innocent.
Farsi, Kurdish, Urdu, and a whole host of other languages also have Arabic alphabets too. This is possibly your weakest point so far.
attash
Amaan Duule
It ain't even just that. I asked my Palestinian friend if he could understand Iraqi and he said no
The government itself uses classical Arabic as it is well understood, and the people use the Maghreb dialect, which indicates its difficulty and the lack of Arab understanding of it.
you want to be a laandheer and follow the religion of your ancestors?I am. They have a lot of unnecessary clout. All arabs, arabized or not follow their ancestral religions native to their lands ie Islam> Arabia, Palestine/ levant > Judaism/ Christianity & to top it off a large % of the world follows those three religions & begs them. They truly are laandheers
why not go all the way back and follow the religion of your ancestors Adam and Nuh(peace and blessings of Allah be upon them both)
we can play games and claim so and so is following their ancestors but if you wanna speak about ancestors and religion then go all the way back and be upon the religion the first man Adam (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was upon.
and I take an oath by Allah, had Adam(peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) been kept alive till today he'd follow his descendant, the best of mankind(peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) similarly to what the prophet(peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said about Moosa(peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
you're more knowledgeable on this topic than me haha, just wanted to mention that darija is a very extreme caseIt ain't even just that. I asked my Palestinian friend if he could understand Iraqi and he said no
Iraqis and Palis understand each other perfectly. You don’t know what you’re talking about. Moroccan Darija isn’t really Arabic. It’s a mix between Amazigh, French and Arabic.
The rest of the Arabic world do indeed understand each other.
You’re in the West, I’m not and I’m far more exposed to Arabs than you are. Many Western Arabs are like Western Somalis who also struggle with knowing proper Somali.
where do u live angelina, thought u were reer UK
She is pretty sure
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