Arab Culture & Islam in America
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- Arab Culture & Islam in America
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Without preserving our Aqida, manhaj, usul, Adab and chastity and kids, how do we preserve our legacy as Muslims from one generation to the other?
Sura Asr -
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Don't preserve the youth, don't preserve the legacy.
The Xio deviIs know that.
This is why they push the ABC pIot so early.
Xioz teach Qom Loot Iies early.
Xioz teach Qom Loot Iies early.
So we need youth centers as a halal teaching alt.
As an Arab I 100% understand why he said “I’m Arab” cuz we never go like “I’m white arab or black arab or yellow arab”
Exactly. Being Arab and being black is not mutually exclusive
lol not the same, he is Afro-American. A Levant Arab can't say they are the same race or share the same culture as that guy. Makes nos sense.
@@bamu8328 lol not the same, he is Afro-American. A Levant Arab can't say they are the same race or share the same culture as that guy. Makes nos sense.
Really 😳 wow jop not southeast isian or African 🤨
Arab is an ethnicity and african american is an ethnicity. The kids is not arab lol he has no blood relation to that, it’s strange how that got put in his head
Something tells me child meant to say "Muslim", not Arab.
Whenever I see sheikh Saajid, I’ll put like automatically. May allah grant him blessings.
Hopefully, I could clarify a bit because it is actually confusing. I'm an Arab, so when I was a kid, it is true that we saw everyone from all colors are Arabs, as we don't conceptualize colors like you in the USA or the West, if the guy is black we call him dark, if the guy is blonde we call him blonde, if the guy is brown we call him brown, but we do not have a concept of difference between people based on color, and that's why we say Arab then we might describe the color. Moreover, there is no such thing as Arab culture per se, most Arab countries have their own cultures, traditions, history, colors, and even cuisines. The only thing they have in common is the language, and most probably nothing else. Nevertheless, they all came together only under Islam, and never under Arab anything.
Brother you are correct, in your country , but in america they classify Arabs as white people. America has divided the people upon race first not language so that's why they tell u on a job application what race are u
Furthermore overseas isn't america not even close , it's built upon the backs of slavery and its intention its very different. This is many overseas Muslims come but don't read about the place before they come besides it being not recommended to do so according to some thoughts. It's home of the brave land of the free.
I am an arab and I 100% percent confirm
I am white black hair my brother is brown and my father is blonde blue eyes and almost all families have diversity like this so we really don't do the race thing here like we don't understand it
@abdulrhmanba4769 yup aki that is what I was saying. I speak reading and write arabic but america doesn't look to me as being bilingual no matter what. This is why in america alotnof Muslims get confused from the Middle East when they come here and they so much want to with people whom they see as being superior . Superior people get served better in america
We don't the legislation even a thought of it. Our prophet warned the Arabs not to entertain this form of racism but people see as a service a door to achieve more. So america has palestian classified as being white here. I work with them. But talking about this Muslims don't like it.
@@abdulrhmanba4769انت من سوريا؟ هذا التنوع موجود في لبنان و سوريا و فلسطين
yes I mean look at us lebanese, we don't look like people from the gulf, and our country is mostly mountains and good weather, many of us speak french alongside arabic and our dialect reflects thst, and mostly it is not a muslim country. despite this we are arab
أنا امازيغي ومسلم. لا فرق بين عربي واعجمي إلا بالتقوى
امازيغي مسلم + عربي مسلم = أخوة ❤️
و،اما المسلمون لا يتبعون ما،امرهم،ربهم بالحق
فافترقوا إلى الفرق و الجمعيات كما ذكر نبينا
فإن الاسلام دين الواحد و رسالة الواحدة ولكن فرق الناس الجماعة و هدمها من اصلها و جذرها و،لأن نرى التفرق و عدم الاتحاد و الغزة و في البلاد المسلمين. يتاخر المسلمون و يفشلون في استثمار في الأرض و يزداد نسبة الفقراء و القتلى و السرقة
فاين الهدف الذي يستهدفه في هدم هذه المصيبة العظيمة فهى العصبية الجاهلية
المساجد تبنى على الثقافة لهم و لغاتهم
@@proudtobe9932 مذاهب هي اكبر فتنه
@@minesforlife2370 بل انت ومن الواضح الفتنة بعينها🙂
حفظك الله
Important points made here. It's essential that we teach our children what it means to find the balance. We need to facilitate a mentality where they are able to recognise what muslims do when we find ourselves in different circumstances. There are no shortcuts. This can only come from the nurture of the Quran and sunnah relayed by good teachers. If we as parents are not able to teach that to our children ourselves, we should find institutions/environments that do. We should put ourselves in those environments Inshā'Allāh. May Allah Azzawajal guide us and keep us guided, Ameen.
Side note: Nice to hear an American pronounce Edinburgh properly.
Are you from Edinburgh?
My husband teaches at Islamic school and our kids go there and we celebrate culture day. We are Somali American and they know they are Somali even tho they are from here! Alhamdullilah
How interesting. I'm sure the boy was innocent and had good intentions, but I find this a little saddening, considering how Black Americans played such an important role in the history of Islam in America. Black Muslims have a rich history with figures like Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, Warithudeen Mohammed, and many more.
No need to be sad. He is a little kid who doesn't know better. Most likely they'll laugh about this when he grows up.
*Afro-Americans Muslims
Many of those you mentioned are exactly what is wrong with the view of Islam in the eyes of the black community. There is no culture to preserve except few things.
بارك الله فيك يا اخي الفاضل وجعله في ميزان حسناتك
There is difference between Arab and Muslim culture. Arab doesn't mean Muslim. Not all Arabs are even Muslims. Being Muslim doesn't make you Arab. Even Arab people have different culture, Gulf Arabs is so different from Iraqi, Levant and North Africans Arabs.
To as non-Arabs, you all have the same culture to us.
@@ChromeMan04 dear Afghan, have you seen the video where Celtic Christian American Soldeirs pee on your bodies. Stop connecting your self to indoeuropean bas.
Thank you for pointing out the most important point out of this...
1. We are all American Muslims..regardless of our roots or colours.
2. Arabic is a critical language to learn to understand our Quran and Sunnah
3. Arabian culture should be embraced esp when concerning aspects which are part and parcel of Islam (like the benefits of eating dates or dressing modestly etc.).
4. Other backgrounds and languages are the icing on top and flavours which makea us nations and races to know one another..but ultimately not our priority to latch onto in the grand scheme of flourishing as Muslim American societies moving forward.
Muslims never lose hope
I remember an shaykh Abu Ussama at-thahabi lecture i was sitting in Toronto over 10 years ago. After i asked him a question, he asked me where I'm from and i said I'm Canadian, then he said where are you really from.
From my understanding ones lineage comes from their father.
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد
We were created different to get to know each other and learn from different experiences and cultures, not to fight or despise others... But those who follow the devil ignite fights and hate.
such a beatiful comment
Allahumma barik
Ислам в первую очередь- Единобожие, поклонение Всевышнему не придавая Ему сотоварищей!
اللهم اغفر للمؤمنين والمؤمنات والمسلمين والمسلمات الاحياء منهم والاموات
Im mostly working with East Africans, but dislike the hatred of Arab ulema among many of them. Im sure indopak and turkish community also has similar biases against Arab people and lump the ulema in there but dont realize theyre also dismissing those who stand for sharia, just because they hate "wahabis"
What even is a “wahabi” lol😂😂😂😂. They are free to dislike whomever they like, that doesn’t really affect us that much
I’m from pakistan and absolutely it’s true there as well. Anyone who is “salafi” is demonized
Theres a reason why salafists are disliked here .for the past 20 years somali culture has been erased .alot of salafists hate our homeland thats why theres so many terrorist attacks .everyone has a right to protect their identity from colonizers
@ifrahburalle6233 a lot of salafists hate ur homeland? 🙄 U people exist in my culture too. Ur ignorant as to how many salafis there are in ur own homeland living amongst u studying thedeen and that the people who destroy ur homeland are the khawarij who have as much knowledge about the deen as u probably do
😂 colonizers is a new one. Plz dont tell me u think every "salafi" is an Arab.
@@ifrahburalle6233 hmm. Sufis and Salafis both have elements of deviation in manners, though originally both can coexist islamically. It might be similar to America where liberalism and conservatism have major deviations from the original goals and formed clashing groups, but we should differentiate between modern and original ideas, that hijacked the names. Sufis i know are blind followers and some salafis are too. Obviously islam is balance. If a good hearted Salafi says "your culture i based too much on music and that you should leave which is haram in culture" then leave it for your brother has advised you towards good. If a sufi tells a salafi to not yell and to keep on the correct aqeeda just learn manners in advising then he also should listen.
I am asian, south east asian, indonesian and i am mix of many tribe in indonesia, bugisness,javanesse, banjarness, dayakness and i am muslim. There is no problem with all that. I am proud to be muslim.
Baraka allah fik
Assalam alaikum sheikh, was wondering what is your opinion on sending kids to Muslim school v homeschool in the case where a Muslim school is available?
My kids are South Asian but we're expats living in the middle east. My kids go to a local school and theh actually thought they were Arab too. We just had to clarify it to them and they were ah okay. Kids are kids, sometimes they dont have the understanding to differentiate. They assumed just because theyre all together they're the same. I dont think there's anything wrong with that as long as its clarified!
You should invite Robert Dufour of Islam4Europeans to your platform
I remember this arab lady at Dubai airport being upset cuz this Somali lady didn’t speak Arabic lol…
Arab can be any race , it's a culture and geography of origin, and family lineage.
Not isian race
True an Arab can be from any race ljke jews. I am black and i know my lineage and somewhere it changes course 😂
No it can’t
@@ChromeMan04 no can't be
Shut up Bedouin
The Prophet a.s said, "the BEST people come from......"
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I like to add that in the calephate of the Umayiads there were favoritism for Arabs aginst the other muslims but when the Abbasids _who were Arabs too_ ruled the situation reversed and it countinued this way to the Ottomans era, during this time the definition of "Arab" changed from ethnicity to cultural.
Most of the battles the Prophet fought were against Arabs and he himself was an Arab. That tells you a lot about Islam. Its not about your ethnicity or race but it's about following the commandments of Allah.
I don’t expect you to try and tackle this issue because it is very complex when it comes to american culture and particularly what is considered black culture. Many black muslims suffer from an identity crisis because many of us raise our children colorless and with an unfettered cultural approach because, "black culture" has been transitioning since the onset of this country and still continues to do so. It's confusing because "black culture" is truly undefined, but classified into multiple stereotypes in which we often are not very proud of. In short, we're Americans that's our culture but our social construct has made it difficult for us to define who we are, and that seems to be by design. So, understand that it is more troubling when our muslims brothers and sisters are proudly waving their flags, their cultural attire, sharing their food, language and etc, while their many of their fellow Muslim Americans (black) struggle to celebrate a culture, for them, is looked at negatively and remains undefined. والله المستعان
I can't all the way agree with you here. I'll tackle on point tho. I attend both a Majority African American Mosque and a more diverse Mosque usually dominated by Middle Eastern cultures. At the latter however they do make it a big deal to not only acknowledge but celebrate Black history and not just the month but throughout the year emphasizing the struggle we've gone through as a people. It's done through various educational programs and is even dedicated through Khutbahs every now and then. Not to say this is common based on my visits to several Mosques in different states just to let you know that does exist within the Ummuah
@ChicagoThomas Shukran for sharing your experience in this phenomenal community that you speak of. I can't fathom what you're describing looks like, but it's interesting, to say the least, alhamdulillah. Nonetheless, I don't see how this addresses what I mentioned. I think that the simple usage of the phrase "black history" substantiates my point. What is that exactly? Does every dark pigmented individual fit that category? No! Who and what are we celebrating? Being in a class by ourselves? We are still trying to figure out where it all begins and ends. In reality, labeling a people "black" doesn't pin down and define "black culture", which is the heart of the discussion. The American ethnic classification system is flawed. We just couldn't be Americans, but rather "black or colored or negro or African American etc". We culturally classified as less than, the lowest. Please be clear that I'm not indicting any of my brothers and sisters in Islaam of anything because for the believers, it's all about taqwa. It's just a difficult discussion to have because us indigenous Americans of darker complexion are direct by product of fanatical oppression and manufactured thoughts as to who we actually are. One of our biggest issues is we have very little control over our own image as a collective. So, unfortunately, we're often projected (defined) to rest of the world as an ignorant people, violent, drug dealers and users, rappers, sports figures and entertainers. Some of which we celebrate in "black history".
والله المستعان
@@husayn I'm sorry but I'm not going to get into a nuanced discussion with you trying to be politically correct. I'm not here trying to earn ticks on the 'like' button. The fact that you don't see race is somewhat admirable but it isn't anchored at all in reality especially in the USA. Oppressed people who stand up to and overcome their oppressors should be recognized and celebrated at every turn in the historical and present day annals. Not brushed away through rosy colored lenses of how you feel the world should be because we're a long way from that reality. From my Palestinian brothers and sisters to my brothers and sisters in Sudan to us here in America to the very Muslim Ummuah we are today. Every culture is unique and to ignore those struggles is to be complicit in them. Muhammad (AS) never spread his teachings behind the we are the world narrative which is why Allah's message became all encompassing throughout all time. Ramadan Mubarak brother..
What many black Americans don't realize is there is no culture to preserve. Aside from food, almost all of it is a culture of ignorance.
The innocence 😂 mashallah may Allah bless that little kid.
But yeah even though Islam is very tied to arabic it's in no way an Arab thing, Prophet Mohammad pbuh was not sent specifically to the arabs, he was sent to the whole world, and what's so beautiful about it is how anyone from anywhere can be a Muslim and am even better Muslim than any arab out there, the kid was innocent and haven't put much thought into it that's why he thought it's an arab thing therefore him being Muslim makes him Arab, but no little kid, you can be yourself, black, white, whatever, you can be yourself and still be completely Muslim.
Another reason, and actually in my opinion this is a good thing, is because arabs don't refere to their skin colors much, they won't call themselves black or white arab, to they they're just arabs.
I think we all saw that Mexican girl who was crying saying she’s Chinese. Kids shenanigans
Please can we read the book called the ignorance of racism by shiek al burjiss saudi . It will explain not personal views but from the sunnah how the arabs behaved and how the prophet dealt with them ! Then read the book on how america was built.
When I was younger I wanted to scottish. Don't know why.
Maybe it was kilts, some imagery from nature, the accent. Hm, some of the books I was reading had Scottish characters.
As an arabe i understand what he saide....but nearly half of us are black
لا فرق بين عربي واعجمي إلا بالتقوى
الحمدلله الذي جعلني مسلما عربيا وفضل العرب على سائر الاعراق وجعل منهم خير البشر وخير الصحب وسيدة نساء الجنة وشباب الجنة الحمدلله الذي جعل كتابه بلغة العرب و نتعبدة بالعربية 🌿
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As an Arab. I can see why a black Arabic guy says he is an Arabic guy because simply we never point to black people as different, we treat them exactly as we treat everyone else, as Arabs. That's why he believes that he is Arabic guy.
I'm sorry but this just isn't true. I'm not sure how Arabic people behave in Arabic majority nations because I've never been there. InshAllah I'll be taking Hajj in 2025 and I'll have a more intimate encounter on the subject. In America however I have heard many stories from my brothers and sisters particularly African Americans where they have been to several Arabic Based Mosques and felt completely ostracized. Even people who frequented the same Masjid for years but can't name a brother or sister whom they communicate with from they're Masjid. I myself have experience blatant racism from people residing from 'middle eastern ' cultures. I've witnessed my brothers and sisters on the way to and leaving Juhmuah give the greetings to middle easterners just to see them not reciprocated or some make the effort not to even look in their direction. So to say that behavior dosent exists among that culture is disingenuous at best. They're are several majority African American sunni Mosques being formed today and the majority of the attendees will tell you they finally found a place where they feel welcomed in what we practice. So no, I don't believe just because you say it that the Arab culture is above the ugliness we experience in this country. At this point I know better, and ALLAH(AWJ) knows best..
@@ChicagoThomas I'm Arab and unfortunately many Arab people are very racist against black people, sometimes even without realizing that what they're doing is racism. On a side note, it's really sad to hear that even at a mosque people would behave as such, and the fact that there are now mosques for black people is astonishing (I don't blame them for wanting a place where they feel included, but mosques are supposed to unify Muslims of all races, cultures, colors and ethnicities). God bless you from Egypt
@@ChicagoThomas If they are doing that especially in the masjid the sins are on them
There is no such thing as black Arab. We are not n people here. The only Arabs are the people of the Arab island and the rest are just annoying Arabized peoples. We should take our identity back.
@ChicagoThomas
I didn't speak on behalf of the people who were raised in the Western countries, whether Arabic origin or not they're were raised in the west so they're representing the west. In the middle east and Gulf area, there are people from African origins who are now fully Arabic and nobody treat them in a different way.
@2:20 What was diverse? Where people are from, their skin color, etc. is not what makes diversity, necessarily. Peace.
Italian/Greek culture and Christianity?
Thats very much only the case in America sajid, America is unique in that way that everyone assimilates.
In europe people with migrant background don't assimilate,they immigrate, some assimilate but most stay like hanging between their culture and oppose European culture more or less..
although heavily influenced by it.
I think it can be difficult for Muslims in the west, specifically hijab is because we have to cover our head and wear loose clothing and everything considered but sometimes it’s hard to find western outfits that cover the awra properly so we often will buy things that were imported from Turkey or other Muslim countries, and our told that we are imitating Arabs… However, if we do happen to wear clothing, that is western, and hijabify it we are told that we are imitating the nonbelievers… darned if you do & darned if you don’t situation.
For men, it seems a bit more simple, because it just comes down to perhaps not wearing a thobe & kufi because they are not obligatory… the hijab is already seen as an eastern practice, despite veiling also being a practice of Christians here in the west, although not as much as it used to be also not to mention that Christianity also came from the east, but somehow it’s been westernized. On one hand, I don’t mind dressing and being perceived as a foreigner, but on the other hand sometimes I don’t want to be stared at all the time, so I’ll put a baseball cap or bucket hat over my hijab, because I feel like it humanizes me to Westerners (like myself, born & raised, & reverted)… but I feel like some people might see my motivation and doing that as trying to imitate nonbelievers so it’s a bit frustrating because my family already doesn’t like me to stand out from the crowd and I do as I wear my job but I also don’t want to put any more social pressure on my family and I for upholding this religious obligation because it can be hard enough for my parents as is…
look my sister you do not need to give anyone the impression of anything. Wear your hijab, which covers your whole body and go on with your life. Life is a test, and Allah will reward you for it. It’s our fault that we have all settled in western countries, and now the younger generations feel uncomfortable. Stay patient and Allah will help you
It’s uncomfortable for us too when western women always want to shake our hands, and we get bad looks for our beards, but I am proud of islam and I want Allahs pleasure not theirs
Sister it better for you to imitate Arabs as they are Muslim then to imitate kuffars.
Abee Ja’far Muhammad bin ‘Ali bin al-Hasan ibn ‘Ali رحمه الله said: “Whoever is born into Islaam is an Arab.”
[The definition of an Arab by Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله page 9]
Most Muslims in the world are not Arabs. So evidently, he is so very wrong.
this the optimy of ignorance but since most of you just follow not actually your brain you think its right
@@minesforlife2370 Would you repeat that in English, please?
@@minesforlife2370 This is a civil and respectful talk between Muslims, go talk elsewhere.
Sh111t up desert Bedouin
Irish 👱Scottish 🧑🦰 English 🤠
Well that's that child's parents failure to teach him his ethnicity, anyways muslims in every colour, islam is for everyone with a heart !
I think there is a massive problem with identifying as black, culturally identifying as being from America, Nigeria, Congo or other countries is ok but identifying as a skin colour is problematic. Especially when the culture is represented with being ghetto, gangsters, twerking, drugs, alcohol, degrading music, and being anti-social.
100% agreed
That kid is confused. Arabs are a west Asian ethnicity who speak a Semitic language, they are cousins to Jews. But there are mixed black Arabs like Sudanese.
Asslamalikum. I agree everything that man said, unfortunately it is true.
Islam came to establish that the best of us are those who have taqwa. The Jews discriminated against others based on race but Islam came to break that. If your black, doesn’t make you better because you know Arabic lol. Keep your culture wherever you are from and be proud of it. But also have taqwa and embrace and respect other cultures
Moslims don't talk abour race
Thry call themselves by their country name's if they're from different land different countries
الحمدلله اخرج زكاة فطرك لغزة تنصر دينك وتؤدي واجب والله المستعان
Living in Palestine, there are many Palestinians who are African descent. Guess what? They identify as Palestinians Arabs.
Most southeast Isian pakistani - india & African lives in rich arabs land call themselves Arabs but that dhsnt mean uou living in Arabs desert or Palastain or another country's call themselves Arabs
He needs to be in Muslim country
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
May the peace, blessings, and mercy of God be upon you
This is not only done by Arabs, but by all sects from Asia, Africa, Europe and America. Everyone says they belong to their country and their original race. Here there is no problem, but the problem is if one of these ethnic groups thinks that he is better than others. Here, Islam corrects his wrong notions for him.
1. O people, we created you from a male and a female and made you into peoples and tribes that you may know each other. Indeed, the most honorable of you in the sight of God is the most pious of you. Indeed, God is All-Knowing, All-Aware Al-Hujurat: 13
هذا ليس فقط العرب الذين يفعلونه بل كل الطوائف من اسيا ومن افريقيا ومن اوروبا وامريكا الكل يقول بانتمائه الى بلده وعرقه الاصلي الى هنا لا يوجد اي مشكل ولاكن المشكل ان كان يظن واحد من هؤلاء العرقيون انه افضل من غيره هنا الاسلام يصحح له مفاهيمه االخاطئة
1. يَا أَيُّهَا النَّاسُ إِنَّا خَلَقْنَاكُم مِّن ذَكَرٍ وَأُنثَىٰ وَجَعَلْنَاكُمْ شُعُوبًا وَقَبَائِلَ لِتَعَارَفُوا إِنَّ أَكْرَمَكُمْ عِندَ اللَّهِ أَتْقَاكُمْ إِنَّ اللَّهَ عَلِيمٌ خَبِيرٌ ﴿الحجرات: ١٣﴾
I dont understand why one should be "proud" of their culture ?! You had no saying in it so why be proud of it
Mohammad peace be upon him was not following cultural .
Isaa peace be upon him was not following cultral.
Moses peace be upon him was not following cultural.
Abrshim peace be upon him was not following cultral.
All prophets were not following cultural.
1. you judge a religion by its scripture not buy it's people or human. because humans are not perfect, we have weakness and limitation. we commit sins/crimes. every son of Adam is a Sinner, and best of those who repent and try to never do it again.
2. don't mix religion (islam) with culture, nationalism, ethnicity etc. if it's doesn't align with Islam then you must need to reject all of them.
in some area in some country there is still some pagan and cultural practices. because in that places people are used to follow culture too much. sometime they make their own interpretation of Quran or hadit to fit their pagan in culture practices. and this is totally against Islam.
There are also black Arabs, quiet as it's kept, so this silliness needs to stop. There are black Arabs in Somalia and Sudan as well as Mali, and Chad . So stop with the colorism
Since when are Somalis Arab? They are black Arab probably in Arab countries but no Somali aren’t Arab. Idk even know why Somali is in Arab league..
@Haiorange983 if you mean, actual Arab they are. But I was talking about Somalis being Arab, which we aren’t.
@Haiorange983 who told you this lol. We aren’t Arab… idk why people keep saying this… but if that’s want you want to think you’re welcome to.
@Haiorange983 Somalis are not Arab “Jonah”
@Haiorange983somalis are not arabs. Stop forcing ur identity on us. We proud of our own identity, be proud of yours
you are amrica of all country you should not confuse arab with islam bcz you meet alot of arab whos not muslim man and woman even if they come from muslim country
*Allah Said:*
This is of the news of the Unseen which We reveal unto you (O Muhammad صلى الله عليه و سلم); neither you nor your people knew it before this. So be patient. Surely, the (good) end is for Al-Muttaqun (the pious - See V.2:2)
And to 'Ad (people We sent) their brother Hud. He said, "O my people! Worship Allah! You have no other ilah (god) but Him. Certainly, you do nothing but invent lies!
"O my people I ask of you no reward for it (the Message). My reward is only from Him Who created me. Will you not then understand?
"And O my people! Ask forgiveness of your Lord and then repent to Him, He will send you (from the sky) abundant rain, and add strength to your strength, so do not turn away as Mujrimun (criminals, disbelievers in the Oneness of Allah)."
They said: "O Hud! No evidence have you brought us, and we shall not leave our gods for your (mere) saying! And we are not believers in you.
"All that we say is that some of our gods (false deities) have seized you with evil (madness)." He said: "I call Allah to witness and bear you witness that I am free from that which you ascribe as partners in worship,
*Qur'an Surah 11, Verses 49 - 54.*
*Translated by, Al-Hilali and Muhsin Khan, ( The Noble Qur'an ).*
*Published By, Sajed Munir.*
I didn't get what the young guy problem is. Can anyone explain
His cousin is being taught Arab culture instead of Islamic culture so he's concerned for him because he needs to know his culture and where he's from and he doesn't have to be sticking to Arab culture to get closer to Islam
Broo arab culture is 99% islam from washing to eating to dressing to giving salam , my man is talking about older arabs trying to appropriate him 😂😂
First of all there's black arabs ,so what are you asking for here to take the Christian african values?
This is just dumb to me he's young he's around arabs thought he is too , just explain to him and move on not a big deal @@freezasama5802
@@freezasama5802 his cousin is actually black? Like African background?
But he called him yellow!
There is difference between Arab and Muslim culture. Arab doesn't mean Muslim. Not all Arabs are even Muslims. Being Muslim doesn't make you Arab.
Arab culture is like Pangermanic Culture, but Arabs developped more sophisticated culture and common language than us even Abrahamism is their culture 😢
I generally agree, but id like to being your attention that Arabs are a mix of cultures and not one culture. You see arabs that have eat/wear Indonesian stuff. The same with indian or african influences. There are other cultures, bit i chose the most common in Arabia.
To take the word Arab to its root, it means that "known ones" not a bloodline or tribe like other "races". Meaning those who speak arabic are arabs, not a culture at all
We got sick and tired of dividing people on color
Please stop talking about color issues and focus on quality and self improvement
I see i read moslils are racist in west they came as rafuggees same arabs Catholics become racist in west they came in west as rafuggees
Moslems Catholics Arabs moslims Arabs black African & Jew Arabs or even pagans lived in peace I'm witness since the war 1979 thinhs Chang in those countries when they came in western countries England France Germany Irish land & America Canada they all call themselves white western & they look down for one another 🤨
There’s black Arabs there’s white Arabs what’s wrong with that my father is Arab my mother is black I look black…but I’m Arab because my father is Arab same thing if your father is Arab and your mother is white or Chinese it doesn’t matter what you look 👀 is your blood line 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 but my Muslim identity is what I really care about
For everyone who does not know, there are black Arabs.... for example Somalia. also, all balck arabs living all over the arab world
Somali is not black arab .We do not have arab blood and we dont speak arabic as our mother language. We speak somali which is our language. Please stop spreading false information about my country
@@samleycop The Digil & Mirifle (Rahanweyn) trace their ancestry back to the patriarch Sab. Both Samaale and Sab are supposed to have descended from a common ancestor with origins in the Arabian Peninsula.
@@Nayef1985thats it a theory thats has been proven false through dna test showing little to no trace of arab blood. Somalis have inhabited somalia for more than 5000yrs, and evidence is in the cave paintings in northern somalia dated back to this time.
@@Nayef1985that theory has been proven false through dna test of somalis which has little to no trace of arab blood. Plus somalis have inhabited somalia for more than 5000 years and the evidence is the cave paintings in northern somalia that date back to this time.Although there is a gentical relation between somalis and north africans , there isnt any with the arabian peninsula
Seriously, I mean we really got so tired of that endless color race thing
Find something else to talk about
Just because he said it doesn’t mean it’s true. I don’t believe what this dude is even saying. He’s just tryna get attention and spread hate.
Most arabs look like Pakistanis and blacks but they associate themselves with white which is a phenomena hard to comprehend.
In Islam, there’s no race or nationality. Ummah of prophet Mohammad SAW consist of all races. Allah SWT made us different so we may know each other.
You are completely wrong. There are white Arabs, even to the point they are blonde. Arabs come in all colors. What you are saying is racism.
@@sm4576 there are black Arabs too 😂😂