As both a chef and a linguist I am pretty sure that Shawarma comes from the Turkish word Çevirme which simply means to rotate or turn round. Since Arabic doesnt have the Ch sound the closest sound is Sh. So Chevirme becomes Shevirme and to lingustically suit Arabic it became Shawarma
I was fortunate enough to have two excellent chefs for parents growing up. My dad is a trained Lebanese chef and mom is the old school mom who basically can cook every type of homemade meal. I’ve had shawarma for decades and from all over the world. I’ve yet to taste any shawarma that rivals the way my dad made it years ago. Al Hamdillah for such privilege.
I'm a chef myself but I'm also half Assyrian, Half Sicilian with a little Neapolitan too. So I'd be eating Lula Kabob/chicken or lamb shish Kebob, Kipteh, and other awesome stuff from one Grandma and my other Grandma would make me Lasagna, Macaroni and gravy(penne pasta with a tomatoes sauce with braised veal or pork shoulder, hot and sweet italian sausage and meatballs, Pesto or Gnocchi, frutti de mare pasta which as every seafood possible in a buttery garlicky tomatoe sauce. I'm a chef off and once for the last 20 years and to this day I can cook all the same Italian stuff jsut as good as my Nonna, she even said some of it was better but my Assyrian food comes out good but it never taste like my Nana's!! I don't know what it was, her buttery Persian rice with Lula kabob;; one of my favorite things ever
I think Shawarma "Doner Kebap" is basically a Turkish food, then at first it spread throughout the middle east n Gulf, and now it's well known though out Europe and even globally. Also a special Turkish dish "Iskandar" well known in the middle east, is also basically based on Shawarma!
It's Turkish, actually literally Turkic word. "Shawarma" came from "Çevirme" it means rolled/rolling in all Turkic language. We call Döner to this food. Döner is also mean rolling too. We don't call it çevirme because we rolling that as vertical angle. And we have another recipe we cooking while we roll it. And it's called Çevirme.
My grandfather told me it was nvented in turkey as a kebab but the syrian developed it and made the sesoning and add the fries and made the garlic sauce. R.I.P Grandfather😢
I’m not a Muslim, but I like the history of shawarma. To be honest, I’m both a foodie and a history buff. I’d like to make shawarma at home to try it for myself, because I never tried Middle Eastern food before. Not only that, I’m going to make a vegetarian version of shawarma. Wish me luck, and thank you for the history lesson!
@@TheFaceofWar sure say that without any research at all whatsoever on the guy.....no interpratation and methodologies.....nothing at all just labelling him as a quote on quote hadith rejector although he has quoted and used a 1000 hadiths in his books as true sources of knowledge with some differences of opinions based on reason
Now, I'm getting hungry :) Just a little note to all muslim brothers and sisters across the world, my country has corrected it's name to it's proper way of writing and that is Turkiye, so it is no longer 'Turkey'. It was always 'Turkiye' but some hundred or so years ago just because native english speakers could not pronounce it properly they deemed it 'turkey', when in fact it had nothing to do with the beautifull and delicious bird turkey. :) The word 'Turkiye' is actually no different than Tur-ia, where the suffix -iye and/or -ia means -land of. Just like in Eston-ia, Latv-vi, Roman-ia etc etc. Most likely the -İye is of Aramaic origin has been transfered to Latin in the form of -ia. Same thing goes for the suffix -istan, for example which is in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Hindustan, Turkmenistan, Kazakistan, Uzbekistan, etc etc. again the -istan meaning -land of. And dear brothers and sisters please eat and drink good/clean foods and drinks as Allah commands us and do so in moderation, we are getting to be very obese and this is not good. ;) As salamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu
@ Kinan Turkiye Me too getting hungry for Donar Kebab, ( and kofta Kebab, shish Kebab - horizontally cooked) as known in the UK. Absolutely delicious. And thanks for posting the information how Turkiye is pronounced. May the blessings of peace and mercy be upon you.
I think Muslim Spanish brought to central America and they are the one invented and brought to turkeye and some parts of middle east. Fun fact, when Spanish christians and Muslim war happens , Spanish Muslims turns out rolled roasted meat to a flat bread and travels and migrated. Just my thoughts.
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I thought it was originated in Saudi Arabia. It's turkiye. Turkiye provides shawarma to Saudi in return Saudi Serves them with Kabsa. So again Saudi beats turkiye twice Arabic language is no. 1 universal spiritual language. Turkiye language restricted to only turkey And Kabsa more popular than shawarma
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As both a chef and a linguist I am pretty sure that Shawarma comes from the Turkish word Çevirme which simply means to rotate or turn round. Since Arabic doesnt have the Ch sound the closest sound is Sh. So Chevirme becomes Shevirme and to lingustically suit Arabic it became Shawarma
Yes, you're right but then don't claim lahmacun is turkish because lahmacun comes from the arabic word (lahma b ajin)= meat on/in dough.
@@try2justbe Not talking about lahmacun. Talking about Shawarma ONLY
Doğru.
@@try2justbe @korikrali "damdan dama" demek istedi sen ise "götümü yama" işittin sanırım.
The shawarma originally created by ottomans but the meat spices and garlic are 100% arabic
I was fortunate enough to have two excellent chefs for parents growing up. My dad is a trained Lebanese chef and mom is the old school mom who basically can cook every type of homemade meal. I’ve had shawarma for decades and from all over the world. I’ve yet to taste any shawarma that rivals the way my dad made it years ago. Al Hamdillah for such privilege.
I envy you😊
@@mohamedhamad1903 lol I envy my younger self who had all those years with my parents.
I'm a chef myself but I'm also half Assyrian, Half Sicilian with a little Neapolitan too. So I'd be eating Lula Kabob/chicken or lamb shish Kebob, Kipteh, and other awesome stuff from one Grandma and my other Grandma would make me Lasagna, Macaroni and gravy(penne pasta with a tomatoes sauce with braised veal or pork shoulder, hot and sweet italian sausage and meatballs, Pesto or Gnocchi, frutti de mare pasta which as every seafood possible in a buttery garlicky tomatoe sauce. I'm a chef off and once for the last 20 years and to this day I can cook all the same Italian stuff jsut as good as my Nonna, she even said some of it was better but my Assyrian food comes out good but it never taste like my Nana's!! I don't know what it was, her buttery Persian rice with Lula kabob;; one of my favorite things ever
Love this video! It’s not the typical religious video from the channel but the history is interesting.
Exactly! With the editing as well, this channel showcases diverse content.
I think Shawarma "Doner Kebap" is basically a Turkish food, then at first it spread throughout the middle east n Gulf, and now it's well known though out Europe and even globally.
Also a special Turkish dish "Iskandar" well known in the middle east, is also basically based on Shawarma!
syrian food i think
@@NRFP it came from Turkey to Syria!
Doner is not a shawarma @@siddiqueyd1
Excellent video
It's Turkish, actually literally Turkic word. "Shawarma" came from "Çevirme" it means rolled/rolling in all Turkic language. We call Döner to this food. Döner is also mean rolling too. We don't call it çevirme because we rolling that as vertical angle. And we have another recipe we cooking while we roll it. And it's called Çevirme.
it s arabic food homos and falafel and makloba
you are thiefs
@@ninanania2999 احتمال انها تكون اكلة عربية بس تقنية الخازوق دي شغل عثماني او روماني
My grandfather told me it was nvented in turkey as a kebab but the syrian developed it and made the sesoning and add the fries and made the garlic sauce. R.I.P Grandfather😢
I’m not a Muslim, but I like the history of shawarma. To be honest, I’m both a foodie and a history buff. I’d like to make shawarma at home to try it for myself, because I never tried Middle Eastern food before. Not only that, I’m going to make a vegetarian version of shawarma. Wish me luck, and thank you for the history lesson!
U, sir ghamdi, mufti abu layth and co are the types of scholars that truly put me intellectually at ease! We need ppl like all of you!
You mean Javed ghamidi from Pakistan
@@TheFaceofWar yes
@@goodlife4321 Stay away from that guy .
@@TheFaceofWar sure say that without any research at all whatsoever on the guy.....no interpratation and methodologies.....nothing at all just labelling him as a quote on quote hadith rejector although he has quoted and used a 1000 hadiths in his books as true sources of knowledge with some differences of opinions based on reason
Great listening the shawarma history and where its came from. Now I will enjoy more when I eat shawarma. JazakAllah Khyr.
Great stuff. The cultural significance of food and migration is fascinating.
Alhamdullah Muslim food is the bestest in the world
Wah ..wah..
We call it Turkish kebab in Singapore
I love both
Let the Quran speak and also Shawarma.
Yeah, , let the shawarma speak! !
Now, I'm getting hungry :)
Just a little note to all muslim brothers and sisters across the world, my country has corrected it's name to it's proper way of writing and that is Turkiye, so it is no longer 'Turkey'.
It was always 'Turkiye' but some hundred or so years ago just because native english speakers could not pronounce it properly they deemed it 'turkey', when in fact it had nothing to do with the beautifull and delicious bird turkey. :)
The word 'Turkiye' is actually no different than Tur-ia, where the suffix -iye and/or -ia means -land of.
Just like in Eston-ia, Latv-vi, Roman-ia etc etc. Most likely the -İye is of Aramaic origin has been transfered to Latin in the form of -ia.
Same thing goes for the suffix -istan, for example which is in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Hindustan, Turkmenistan, Kazakistan, Uzbekistan, etc etc. again the -istan meaning -land of.
And dear brothers and sisters please eat and drink good/clean foods and drinks as Allah commands us and do so in moderation, we are getting to be very obese and this is not good. ;)
As salamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu
@ Kinan Turkiye
Me too getting hungry for Donar Kebab, ( and kofta Kebab, shish Kebab - horizontally cooked) as known in the UK. Absolutely delicious.
And thanks for posting the information how Turkiye is pronounced.
May the blessings of peace and mercy be upon you.
yum yum
nice Arab food Shawarma in Canada #❤️👍
In Iraq Shawarma is conveniently called "Guss" which means cuts in Arabic.
In Mexico, shawarma is called Taco Arabia
yes it s arabic from syria like homos falafel
If it’s Mediterranean it’s good enough for me.
The impalement technique in the Shawerma makes it either of Ottoman or Romanian origin 😂
I read in the Edmonton Journal one time that Edmonton has more Donair shops than rest of Canada combined. Too many Lebanese. 🇨🇦 🇱🇧 🇱🇧
My question: how do you know that prayers are going to Mecca and not directly into space?
When are Idrees & Ilyas coming on the show? 🤷♂️
The first time I tried one was in Germany, then Afghanistan and now in Florida. It's amazing! Thank you for this video!
Surprised a historian mistakes Mexico as being part of Central America.
I think Muslim Spanish brought to central America and they are the one invented and brought to turkeye and some parts of middle east. Fun fact, when Spanish christians and Muslim war happens , Spanish Muslims turns out rolled roasted meat to a flat bread and travels and migrated. Just my thoughts.
You have ordered beef and chicken. Isn't beef Haram?
No beef is halal. Pork is haram
Beef is Haram in Hinduism only .
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Sorry you couldn't eat it while it was hot 😅
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Partial truth.
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I live in USA thank you so much for making good and important videos about religions, histories.🌹🌹🌹🌹
I thought it was originated in Saudi Arabia.
It's turkiye. Turkiye provides shawarma to Saudi in return Saudi
Serves them with Kabsa.
So again Saudi beats turkiye twice
Arabic language is no. 1 universal spiritual language. Turkiye language restricted to only turkey
And Kabsa more popular than shawarma
Keep this channel for religious teachings pleasee. Wont be considered a credible islamic channel if shwarma is discused.
Well, this channel is disfiguring Islam and it's better if you don't approach this channel for learning Islam.
Nothing wrong in going off topic. Muslims also have lives. They dont discuss religion all the time.
Hahaha bro its a year old comment. I was a bit dumb back then.
Lol this social media@@MA-lb8dq
shawarma come from syria
Ancient Egyptians were already making shawarma 5,000 years ago.
I'm confused 😅😅😅
Excellent video