Why didn't they cast cast Mark Hachem? Seriously he may be a small youtuber, but he got his acting skills tuned like a...like a guitar. He is no Jonnathan Freeman ...still!
Aladdin wasn’t Chinese. He was an Arab that lived in China.. and that’s because during the golden age of Middle East many Arabs would go to China and study there. The story tho is set in China but he isn’t Chinese
You know there a place in west China called Kashgar right. And the people there are Chinese, but they are Muslims. They are also mixed with Pakistani, Afghani, Indians etc, that's why they have blue eyes and all that. Aladdin doesn't have to be an Arab just because he has Arabic name.
He is a Chinese. Aladdin was from Kashgar, Xinjiang, China. A city right beside Pakistan. The people there are Chinese, but mixed with Pakistani, Afghani etc, that's why they have blue eyes and fair skin.
Yoseph Khan I know that but the story of Aladdin himself he was an Arab.. he was never a Chinese man.. it was told by a Syrian merchant to Antonio and Antonio added the story.. just because it was set in China many assumed he was Chinese. He never was. In the golden age of Baghdad many Arabs traded with the Chinese and the Indians which is why China and India had a Muslim population.. the story, the character were all Arabs, but the setting was in China there is no denying that
As a person who's familiar with Arabic, I find it awful when those names are pronounced wrongly, it's good to see a video that clarifies that and also awesome to see the origins of a story grew up with, thanks Mark!
My dad being a soviet imagrant, we mostly watched Soviet movies and so for most of my life i have only seen the soviet version. And it surprises me how similar it is to the original story, there are still diversions, but much is preserved, its called Volshbnaya Lampa Aladina, made in 1967. If you understand Russian or can find it with subtitles i think you would enjoy it a lot.
Truth is, I did know most of what you shared. But I loved the way you shared it so much, I re-watched the video a few times. 😊 You have THE BEST narrative voice. And your facials are fantastic. Gosh, it’s too bad they didn’t cast you in Aladdin.
With all respect my Arabian brother Aladdin from Baghdad its mentioned in the original story also sinbad and Ali baba all in that magically place called Baghdad,.and he is a pure Arab along with all the characters mentioned in story even the genie happens to be Arab also 🤣🤣🤣.
I think it's based on Agra in india . You will see that the palace is highly inspired by the Taj Mahal and the Taj Mahal is in Agra . And Agra goes with Agrabah more than Baghdad . It's totally my opinion .
Rawan Failakawi the Disney directors confirmed it was Baghdad. But due to the gulf war they had to make a change and the made the name Agrabah. Which is a combination on Baghdad and Arabia agh comes in the middle name Baghdad and Arabia .. you get Aghrabah... Disney directors confirmed it
I would love if you could continue to add english subtitles for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing community. I enjoy watching your series, and do enjoy some of your videos, learning a bit about everything. I was able to understand most of it a bit by lip-reading, and was able to pick up facts about Aladdin. The history is so interesting. Please continue making videos! :)
Some things Mark didn't mention: -there are two Genies in the story, the genie of the ring and of the lamp. The genie of the ring is limited in power ,only able to transport Aladdin and not perform any other act -the genie of the lamp does not wish freedom; in Arabic myth a bound Djinn is a willing servant (Ifrit) -the reason the sorcerer wanted a Chinese boy is that no Arab/Persian would be willing to listen to him. "China" is an old Arab term for anywhere distant and remote. Hence the sorcerer had to journey far away from the Middle East. -the story in fact has a cliffhanger, as all of the 1001 tales end on a cliffhanger
@@Food4thought1234 maybe It was added later when the syrian story teller told the man (forgot his name) about the story but he was arab from the first place, you can tell by his name and clothes, also jasmine is an arab how can aladdin be chinese
@@XRMH Because it wasn't as divided as people make it seem to today. People actually mixed a lot back then more so than today. Either way, it is a shared story since that whole region was considered Asia in general. There isn't a real Chinese people anyway. China has a huge mix of people and languages including Arabic, and new born history of the two. Also lots of stories have been edited to fit that region. Tons of the "European" fairy tales were stolen from the middle east/Asia territory. But I digress. Honestly it doesn't matter at the end of the day. The lesson is in the story not the nationality of the people.
You forgot to include that The city that arabic story goes with is Baghdad and there is Nothing like Aghraba or whatever the f... is that ,same goes for Alibaba,Sinbad is From a city in the south of Iraq Called Basrah and those 3 characters from Iraq.
send help Did you really think Hollywood was going to include Baghdad in the story 😆 They had to make up Aghraba an imaginary place. Real Arab places are sadly only in the news
the land of china in arabic literature and history, isn't only the eastern parts of china, but mainly western parts, the lands east of pakistan and tajikstan, and north of india. and there were muslims there during the era of the arabian nights, so that's why he has an arabic name. even if the name is in arabic, but the habit of adding "DDIN" in the end was mostly common between turks.
The story isn't real he wasn't a real person the writer of the stories of 1001 and one night came from baghdad he wrote about him bring from the east that means he could be anything. And aladdin is an arabic name not a turkish one just like salah al din
Mark, your voice is very smooth and you are hilarious. Love the videos you make and yes looking forward to watching the new Aladdin. Well done my friend!!👏🏼
This history is really cool...you learn something different everyday! One thing though...the movie industry is always remaking movies. It would be nice to see some original content on the big screen. It’s some, but not enough.
Great video Mark! I am very fond of those stories. I could listen to your voice all day. You should read us a story bro!! Come on 7bibi, what do you say? lol lol
i sure do hope disney doesn't mess this movie up, it's bad enough with the representation we already have (or lack there of). because i'm kinda getting some indian dancing and dressing style vibes from the trailers already, which i don't mind, but the story is set in iraq sooo idk im rambling. I just hope disney didn't throw us all into the "pile of brown people cultures" that get mixed up together and all that.
I wish I had an excuse to learn Arabic. You make it sound lyrical. I had thought that Farsi was a more beautiful language (a thousand apologies, wise one!), but now i am no so sure.
You got the thing about Genie/Jinni wrong. The Jinn (collective plural, singular: Jinni, numerical plural: Jinnat) are actually the demons of Abrahamic tradition, called the 'Shedim' in Hebrew literature and 'Daemon' in Greek New Testament texts. Unlike Jews and Muslims, Christians uniquely understand demons as exclusively malevolent and inhabiting the infernal regions as minions of the Devil. In pre-Islamic and pre-Judaic times, the Jinn/Shedim used to be worshiped as tutelary deities, a fact attested by both historians and Muslim and Jewish traditions. The Western concept of the Genie is wholly an orientalist's fantastical understanding of the Arabian Nights tales particularly from the story of the Wonderful Lamp, a.k.a. Aladdin.
If you read the stories mentioned in the "Arabian Nights" book , the character Aladdin was mentioned in a completely different story in which Aladdin happened to be the only son of an Egyptian merchant and then as a teenager this boy leads a caravan in his fir journey to Baghdad.... In that story he gets to know a beautiful girl named Jasmin who was a "jaria" (slave) and Aladdin pays the highest price in an auction to get her and then releases her and marries her. So this story has nothing to do with treasure hidden in a cave that also hides a magic lamp and a magic carpet . Coz this is actually the story of Alibaba who then proposes to the princess Bader-Al-Budoor the daughter of "Wali" (governor) of Shiraz a city in Persia which was then under the Abbasid caliphate control .
I wonder if the count of monte cristo had some influence from Aladdin. Guy gets betrayed Guy gets trapped/imprisoned Guy gets help escaping gets rich gets revenge....that old chestnut. Im just throwing spaghetti at the wall. I enjoy this channel.
I don't recall I've received a survey to see if I'm proud of him ? Unless if you decided to talk on behalf of all of the Lebanese. P.S yeah he's doing a gr8 job even if sometimes there is a stereotypes but that's comedy Keep the gr8 job Marc...
ياليت لو اللبنانين كلهم مثله بس انسان راقي ومحترم وما فيه بقلبه ذرة عنصرية لأي ديانة او جنسية او لون للأسف الشديد شعب لبنان البعض وليس الكل فأنا ما احب اعمم فيهم عنصرية جدآ قوية والله يهدي ويصلح الجميع
I knew all of this except the one about Jasmine. I always thought her real name was Yasmin since that’s her name in the Arabic version. Love your vids btw ❤️❤️
@2:36, but friend, at the time the story supposedly was taking place, China was already a land of many faiths. Chinese Muslims, Chinese Jews and Chinese Christians have existed (and still do exist) in China for over (roughly) 1,500 years thanks to the Silk Road. Very often in relatively isolated communities. So Aladdin being a Chinese Arab (or a Chinese Muslim) IS coherent to the story. Also, I really appreciate this video. especially the part about Jafar's accent.
Abito GM علاء دين وعلي بابا شخصان مختلفان وياسمين في نطق عربي No they are completely deference person also yasmeen and jasmine Same person only differs pronunciation by language
I think u didn't listen very well wht he said, the real name of the princess ( in the original book of 1001 night ) is bader lbadoorلبدر البدور there No Yasmine of jasmin Here its Disney who simplifyed the name or whatever
And do you know that, 1001 nights is originally written by sunni muslim Iranians(Persians)? It got the name Arabian nights because many stories happened in Baghdad but Shahrzad (Shaharazada) and Shahreiar(The king and the story teller, the main characters) are actually Farsi, Iranian names and they lived in Iran(Persia) and the fact that many stories relate to Arabic countries and speciallu Baghdad is because of those Sunni writets respect toward the religious leader, Harun Al Rashid who ruled in Baghdad? She got story books from all over the world from her father and her stoey characters were from all over the world, the countries that were familiar to thise Iranian writers: Arabian countries, Iran, China and India etc. Nice video, bro. Someone had to talk about this👍🏻
it's not called the Arabian Nights, it is originally called 1001 Nights. It was a series of stories which was told by Shahrzad, a Persian princess, to the Indian king called Shahryar. He kills his wife because she commits adultery and begins marrying virgins just to execute them the day after their wedding night. Shahrzad marries him but she starts telling him a bedtime story without finishing it and the story is set in the Arab world. The king doesn't execute Shahrzad because he wants to know the ending to the story while she keeps delaying the whole thing for 1001 nights but by then, the king has fallen in love with her and they live happily ever after.
Who said it is chinese? The concept of Jinn is known in Arabian culture, and it is not a mythology. Disney has presented the character as an indian not Arab.
@@Nico.Robin7 I think it's with the characters besides the main characters they made arab people look ugly , dirty and with horrible accent that offended arabs. I'm glad Mulan wasn't offensive to Chinese since I am a Chinese descent myself😂😂.
The jinne in Disney movie he grant three wishes but in the original story there is no limit also there is 2 jinn one in the lamp and the other in the ring.
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If Aladdin is in fact Asian, I could play him as you play Jafar xD
Wouldn't that be perfect! Consider making a short film of the sort, guys :)
Arabia is in Asia.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahah This would be great!
Big Bong *sniff sniff* I smell a parody
your voice is cool you can do voice character in video games it will be amazing
Why didn't they cast cast Mark Hachem? Seriously he may be a small youtuber, but he got his acting skills tuned like a...like a guitar.
He is no Jonnathan Freeman ...still!
يا ريت
Its time for a new prince of persia!
He'll make a he'll of a batman
Aladdin wasn’t Chinese. He was an Arab that lived in China.. and that’s because during the golden age of Middle East many Arabs would go to China and study there. The story tho is set in China but he isn’t Chinese
You know there a place in west China called Kashgar right. And the people there are Chinese, but they are Muslims. They are also mixed with Pakistani, Afghani, Indians etc, that's why they have blue eyes and all that. Aladdin doesn't have to be an Arab just because he has Arabic name.
He is a Chinese. Aladdin was from Kashgar, Xinjiang, China. A city right beside Pakistan. The people there are Chinese, but mixed with Pakistani, Afghani etc, that's why they have blue eyes and fair skin.
Yoseph Khan I know that but the story of Aladdin himself he was an Arab.. he was never a Chinese man.. it was told by a Syrian merchant to Antonio and Antonio added the story.. just because it was set in China many assumed he was Chinese. He never was. In the golden age of Baghdad many Arabs traded with the Chinese and the Indians which is why China and India had a Muslim population.. the story, the character were all Arabs, but the setting was in China there is no denying that
Aladdin was Malaysian, we have the mixture of all countries in Asia.
Yoseph Khan yes he does stfu bo
As a person who's familiar with Arabic, I find it awful when those names are pronounced wrongly, it's good to see a video that clarifies that and also awesome to see the origins of a story grew up with, thanks Mark!
I like it when people say pronunciation wrong. It tickles a feather somewhere.
You would have been perfect for Jafar!
I was gonna say the same thing but seems you were 40 mins ahead of me.
gaby7yyyy 😂
A sexy Jafar 😏
Yezzzz! His voice is so coolll and he knows it. 😆
Can I be Jafar's parrot. I'm known for being comical and annoying.
You forgot to mention the pronouciation of the name Jasmine in Arabic, which is pronounced "Yasmeen" ياسمين
That's how the kids In Greece pronunce her name. does her name mean the flower jasmime? Because in Greek yasemi is this flower
couch potato yes
@@ioanna_vsl yes it's a flower
@@ioanna_vsl
ya this is the same for Jesus son of Mary which arab pronounce Issa
@@ioanna_vsl in portuguese it is a flower too ❤
My dad being a soviet imagrant, we mostly watched Soviet movies and so for most of my life i have only seen the soviet version. And it surprises me how similar it is to the original story, there are still diversions, but much is preserved, its called Volshbnaya Lampa Aladina, made in 1967. If you understand Russian or can find it with subtitles i think you would enjoy it a lot.
Truth is, I did know most of what you shared. But I loved the way you shared it so much, I re-watched the video a few times. 😊
You have THE BEST narrative voice. And your facials are fantastic. Gosh, it’s too bad they didn’t cast you in Aladdin.
I must say your voice sounds 1000% cooler than the dude they got to play Jaafar in the new movie. Loved the video. very much enjoyed.
You need to collaborate with audible and record for them 😆👍
With all respect my Arabian brother Aladdin from Baghdad its mentioned in the original story also sinbad and Ali baba all in that magically place called Baghdad,.and he is a pure Arab along with all the characters mentioned in story even the genie happens to be Arab also 🤣🤣🤣.
and baghdad is the capital of iraq which is an arab country
@@eja3499 ofcourse it is 😂😂 he is clearly referring to it being from china !
Come on guys seriously Aladdin is Chinese!!! Then Donald Trump originally from Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheAdoneese 😂😂😂 why not ! he just lost his dark skin 😉
Yah why not could be 🤣🤣🤣
The location of the real story is in Baghdad Iraq
Wow
Really? I always wondered if Agrabah was based on Baghdad but never really researched further.
I think it's based on Agra in india . You will see that the palace is highly inspired by the Taj Mahal and the Taj Mahal is in Agra . And Agra goes with Agrabah more than Baghdad . It's totally my opinion .
Rawan Failakawi the Disney directors confirmed it was Baghdad. But due to the gulf war they had to make a change and the made the name Agrabah. Which is a combination on Baghdad and Arabia agh comes in the middle name Baghdad and Arabia .. you get Aghrabah... Disney directors confirmed it
Anwar Kattan 🙏🏻yass thank you🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm pretty sure that Agrabah was based on Baghdad, I mean most of these stories came from this area to begin with.
I would love if you could continue to add english subtitles for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing community. I enjoy watching your series, and do enjoy some of your videos, learning a bit about everything. I was able to understand most of it a bit by lip-reading, and was able to pick up facts about Aladdin. The history is so interesting. Please continue making videos! :)
Interesting fact. Thanks for sharing! 👍😁
I think they should take you for Jafar, you would do a badass Jafar
Some things Mark didn't mention:
-there are two Genies in the story, the genie of the ring and of the lamp. The genie of the ring is limited in power ,only able to transport Aladdin and not perform any other act
-the genie of the lamp does not wish freedom; in Arabic myth a bound Djinn is a willing servant (Ifrit)
-the reason the sorcerer wanted a Chinese boy is that no Arab/Persian would be willing to listen to him. "China" is an old Arab term for anywhere distant and remote. Hence the sorcerer had to journey far away from the Middle East.
-the story in fact has a cliffhanger, as all of the 1001 tales end on a cliffhanger
I knew about Alladin’s correct pronunciation, but was surprised by all the other info you provided. How cool!
What ??😂 Noway my father has an original copy of the book (1001 nights/arabian nights) and aladdin is an arab from baghdad🌚
👍✌👍✌👍✌👍✌👍✌
Yeah, it's pretty well known that it was actually added later.
@@Food4thought1234 maybe It was added later when the syrian story teller told the man (forgot his name) about the story but he was arab from the first place, you can tell by his name and clothes, also jasmine is an arab how can aladdin be chinese
@@XRMH Because it wasn't as divided as people make it seem to today. People actually mixed a lot back then more so than today. Either way, it is a shared story since that whole region was considered Asia in general. There isn't a real Chinese people anyway. China has a huge mix of people and languages including Arabic, and new born history of the two. Also lots of stories have been edited to fit that region. Tons of the "European" fairy tales were stolen from the middle east/Asia territory. But I digress. Honestly it doesn't matter at the end of the day. The lesson is in the story not the nationality of the people.
You forgot to include that The city that arabic story goes with is Baghdad and there is Nothing like Aghraba or whatever the f... is that ,same goes for Alibaba,Sinbad is From a city in the south of Iraq Called Basrah and those 3 characters from Iraq.
send help
Did you really think Hollywood was going to include Baghdad in the story 😆
They had to make up Aghraba an imaginary place.
Real Arab places are sadly only in the news
Awesome episode as usual! Thanks
Jaffar is my FAVORITE along with Yzma. Have a nice one Mark - all 365!
Didn't know any of these, and it's one of my favs Disney's stories, Thank you Mark! good video and hillarious acting, loved it. You rock.
the land of china in arabic literature and history, isn't only the eastern parts of china, but mainly western parts, the lands east of pakistan and tajikstan, and north of india. and there were muslims there during the era of the arabian nights, so that's why he has an arabic name.
even if the name is in arabic, but the habit of adding "DDIN" in the end was mostly common between turks.
Right..am Arab but , alauddin, jalaludin, bahaudin are Turk names. I believe aladin was from kashgar or samarqand.
@@hamdoon666 yes indeed! and turks look like chinese, so perhaps he was a turk from turmenstan or uzbekistan.
The story isn't real he wasn't a real person the writer of the stories of 1001 and one night came from baghdad he wrote about him bring from the east that means he could be anything. And aladdin is an arabic name not a turkish one just like salah al din
Mark, your voice is very smooth and you are hilarious. Love the videos you make and yes looking forward to watching the new Aladdin. Well done my friend!!👏🏼
This history is really cool...you learn something different everyday! One thing though...the movie industry is always remaking movies. It would be nice to see some original content on the big screen. It’s some, but not enough.
I want to see starring as a Jaffar-like villain
I knew some but not all, especially the Chinese take on Aladdin. Thanks for enlightening us.
Nope, not chinese. A faraway magical place in the east wasnt meant China.
Not Chinese, Aladdin is supposedly located in Baghdad
Thank you Mark for making me laugh and happy the whole day.... So funny. And i love your antics. And i love it.
How am I only discovering this channel now?
Mabrouk 100k subs 😁😁!!!!
Thank you Mark!
Great video Mark! I am very fond of those stories. I could listen to your voice all day. You should read us a story bro!! Come on 7bibi, what do you say? lol lol
i sure do hope disney doesn't mess this movie up, it's bad enough with the representation we already have (or lack there of). because i'm kinda getting some indian dancing and dressing style vibes from the trailers already, which i don't mind, but the story is set in iraq sooo idk im rambling. I just hope disney didn't throw us all into the "pile of brown people cultures" that get mixed up together and all that.
Congrats on 100k!! مبروك 🎉🎊
Love the video Mark 😆
Amazing Jaffaaaaa
I wish I had an excuse to learn Arabic. You make it sound lyrical. I had thought that Farsi was a more beautiful language (a thousand apologies, wise one!), but now i am no so sure.
Nice voice goes well with your looks 👍🏼
Mark- youre the best my friend !
thank god, somebody who finally got it all right. princess jasmine loves you mark! ( the ammount of correcting i have to do online)
You got the thing about Genie/Jinni wrong. The Jinn (collective plural, singular: Jinni, numerical plural: Jinnat) are actually the demons of Abrahamic tradition, called the 'Shedim' in Hebrew literature and 'Daemon' in Greek New Testament texts. Unlike Jews and Muslims, Christians uniquely understand demons as exclusively malevolent and inhabiting the infernal regions as minions of the Devil. In pre-Islamic and pre-Judaic times, the Jinn/Shedim used to be worshiped as tutelary deities, a fact attested by both historians and Muslim and Jewish traditions. The Western concept of the Genie is wholly an orientalist's fantastical understanding of the Arabian Nights tales particularly from the story of the Wonderful Lamp, a.k.a. Aladdin.
If you read the stories mentioned in the "Arabian Nights" book , the character Aladdin was mentioned in a completely different story in which Aladdin happened to be the only son of an Egyptian merchant and then as a teenager this boy leads a caravan in his fir journey to Baghdad.... In that story he gets to know a beautiful girl named Jasmin who was a "jaria" (slave) and Aladdin pays the highest price in an auction to get her and then releases her and marries her.
So this story has nothing to do with treasure hidden in a cave that also hides a magic lamp and a magic carpet . Coz this is actually the story of Alibaba who then proposes to the princess Bader-Al-Budoor the daughter of "Wali" (governor) of Shiraz a city in Persia which was then under the Abbasid caliphate control .
I wonder if the count of monte cristo had some influence from Aladdin.
Guy gets betrayed
Guy gets trapped/imprisoned
Guy gets help escaping
gets rich
gets revenge....that old chestnut.
Im just throwing spaghetti at the wall.
I enjoy this channel.
Awesome , thank you.
Marc😍😍 Lebanon is proud of you 😀❤️
I don't recall I've received a survey to see if I'm proud of him ? Unless if you decided to talk on behalf of all of the Lebanese.
P.S yeah he's doing a gr8 job even if sometimes there is a stereotypes but that's comedy
Keep the gr8 job Marc...
ياليت لو اللبنانين كلهم مثله بس انسان راقي ومحترم وما فيه بقلبه ذرة عنصرية لأي ديانة او جنسية او لون للأسف الشديد شعب لبنان البعض وليس الكل فأنا ما احب اعمم فيهم عنصرية جدآ قوية والله يهدي ويصلح الجميع
yas yas yas yas yas yas yas. Im typeing yas like im playing the piano lol
مہنڈ 818 ur wrong brotherrrrr
@@de4d3yeop33 No I'm not I'm honest
First movie I saw in a movie theatre! Thanks for filling my ignorance hole!
MARKO😂😍 kess emo li ma bhebak😁
I knew all of this except the one about Jasmine. I always thought her real name was Yasmin since that’s her name in the Arabic version. Love your vids btw ❤️❤️
same here!!!!
😊💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖 Thank you Mark😊💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖
Loved your vid... and info... and your sense of humour as always! 💖💖💖
Wow cool!!! 👍🤗🇧🇪🥇🏆💖💖💖
uuh I loved this video! I want to read Arabic mythology now, haha. Shukran
You are trying hard man, we appreciate this effort.
You would do great as Jafar! 💗💗💗 your voice alone is very convincing 💗💗💗
@2:36, but friend, at the time the story supposedly was taking place, China was already a land of many faiths. Chinese Muslims, Chinese Jews and Chinese Christians have existed (and still do exist) in China for over (roughly) 1,500 years thanks to the Silk Road. Very often in relatively isolated communities. So Aladdin being a Chinese Arab (or a Chinese Muslim) IS coherent to the story.
Also, I really appreciate this video. especially the part about Jafar's accent.
You are really good.. awesome info..
I watched the Aladdin reboot and this is so good
😍 I love history 🤩
I wanna give you a big ol hug and have you read me bedtime stories so maybe I can finally sleep like I should be doing now 🙃
Things you don't know about Alaadin:
He is not Ali Baba
His girlfriend is not Jasmine, it's Yasmeen
*علاء الدين*
Abito GM علاء دين وعلي بابا شخصان مختلفان
وياسمين في نطق عربي
No they are completely deference person
also yasmeen and jasmine Same person only differs pronunciation by language
@@SweetGirl.Aeri1بعرف بس كنت عم خبص بس😂😂
Abito GM ليش ما ترجم بالأنجليزي انك تخبص 🙂وبعد عندك 24لايك 👍🏻😂لعبت عليهم لعب
@@aa-dz9jb هلأ 40 لايك 😂😂
I think u didn't listen very well wht he said, the real name of the princess ( in the original book of 1001 night ) is bader lbadoorلبدر البدور there No Yasmine of jasmin Here its Disney who simplifyed the name or whatever
mark can you please bring back (FRAJALICAN)
Moey Elkz your wish is granted 🧞♂️ actually we’re working on the next episode! Very... very soon😏 🇫🇷 🇯🇵 🇱🇧 🇨🇦
Mark Hachem yay I love frajalican
I hope Netflix or Hulu would pick it up. It would make a great tv show! 📺
@@MarkHachem yaay !
Haha some nice info man. Appreciate it
Thanks for that little history lesson it was very interesting. I am going to see the movie?, Yes. 🧞♂️
Whos here before 100k
Me
Eyyy long timer here
Im here before 10 k
love your voice! so cool!
I mostly watch your videos for your voice (not that your videos aren’t fun!) I’d really love more videos like these!❤️
Beautiful story 😊❤
And do you know that, 1001 nights is originally written by sunni muslim Iranians(Persians)?
It got the name Arabian nights because many stories happened in Baghdad but Shahrzad (Shaharazada) and Shahreiar(The king and the story teller, the main characters) are actually Farsi, Iranian names and they lived in Iran(Persia) and the fact that many stories relate to Arabic countries and speciallu Baghdad is because of those Sunni writets respect toward the religious leader, Harun Al Rashid who ruled in Baghdad?
She got story books from all over the world from her father and her stoey characters were from all over the world, the countries that were familiar to thise Iranian writers: Arabian countries, Iran, China and India etc.
Nice video, bro. Someone had to talk about this👍🏻
Thanks bro! Cool info. Been telling my Disney obsessed girl these things for ages now.
One of the oldest masjid on the planet is in China...
@@erichusayn what?! Was China even a muslim country in the beginning?
@@noraafloraa8006 no, but there were Muslim merchants present. There is a mosque in Guangzhou than was built in 627...
*Hey Mark ,You should get your favourite movie posters plaque mounted, so they will last forever and they will look like a masterpiece.*
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I love the Arabic pronounciation of stuff so much ❤
يجب ان تكون راوي قصص صوتك ملائم للموضوع😍😁
Please explain in ingaleezy
@@windex780 you must be a story teller your voice is very perfect
@@متعنفسك-ن5ض IKR it's the kind of voice you'd find on some documentary
"Jaafar. Yeah you know that letter aaggg." 😆
The original was essentially an interracial relationship between a Baghdadi princess, and a Chinese orphan. I love it 😂
Mark amtan nezel 3a lebnen barke shi marra btenzal w bshoufak iza shi marra nzilit ya3Ne w eh I'm a big fan Kamen iza Ma lahazet ya3ne
Super cool!
Amazing video♥️ Do a Q&A pleaaseeee
it's not called the Arabian Nights, it is originally called 1001 Nights. It was a series of stories which was told by Shahrzad, a Persian princess, to the Indian king called Shahryar. He kills his wife because she commits adultery and begins marrying virgins just to execute them the day after their wedding night. Shahrzad marries him but she starts telling him a bedtime story without finishing it and the story is set in the Arab world. The king doesn't execute Shahrzad because he wants to know the ending to the story while she keeps delaying the whole thing for 1001 nights but by then, the king has fallen in love with her and they live happily ever after.
It's 12am and I am alone at home rn and you talked about Jinns and now I am afraid 😂😨
Wow the channel growed so much I've been heer since it was 7k
Hey! You are close to 100,000 subscribers!!! 🎉
Not casting Mark as Jafaar in the new Aladdin movie feels like a wasted opportunity
Who said it is chinese? The concept of Jinn is known in Arabian culture, and it is not a mythology. Disney has presented the character as an indian not Arab.
I love your videos!! I'm Israeli and know a lot of people who watch your videos in my school.
You are amazing! Of course, that’s to be expected of Lebanese royalty, and a cousin!
You always make me smile!😃
Almost 100,000 subs!!
Keep the good job mark and make another abu znood or master samer video😂😂
Wow..100k subscriber dude....congratulations !!
Wow you are close to 100k congratulations
Alaa al din was Iraqi from Baghdad
I'm surprised you didnt tie this idea with the stereotypes video. Disney's Aladdin is pretty offensive towards Arabs.
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What's the stereotypes?
@@Nico.Robin7 I think it's with the characters besides the main characters they made arab people look ugly , dirty and with horrible accent that offended arabs. I'm glad Mulan wasn't offensive to Chinese since I am a Chinese descent myself😂😂.
@@alisheikh4698 they showed arabs, as usual as indians. To feed the stereotype
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They even changed the intro song for Aladin because it was so offensive
Interesting! Thanks :)
I love you 😘 and your style of doing videos. مرحبا من العراق ❤️🇮🇶
Almost 100k !!!!
The jinne in Disney movie he grant three wishes but in the original story there is no limit also there is 2 jinn one in the lamp and the other in the ring.
Love your voice!!
Cool!😎
That's my brothers name! Awesome video..very informative
jaffar?