POVERTY IN OIL RICH ARABIA - A Single Generation Removed
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Human nature forces us to not look back when the past is difficult or at times embarrassing. This phenomenon applies to many people from the Arabian Gulf who have experienced both the harsh life of the early to mid-20th century as well as the luxury of an oil-based welfare economy that spoils its citizens. In one generation people experienced poverty and affluence, and also shame, in how they were to deal with the memory inferiority of the harsh and simplistic conditions of their past life.
This video examines such a dynamic and how Arabs from rich nations have changed their behaviour due to the new wealth that they’ve been blessed by, to the extent that they look down upon others who are less fortunate.
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As a Bedouin I have no shame in my heritage, we still balance our old nomadic traditions while living in a metropolis. My grandfather always told me even in our less fortunate time, we always made sure to be generous.
Great addition NoMadkid. Thank you for sharing your grandfather’s wisdoms with us. Bedouins even more than other Arabs are renowned for their generosity and hospitality.
I like to know more about Bedouin life. I like to know why Bedouin move from one place to another? Is that because of weather?
@@SalmaShalom Seasonality and grazing are two main functions. The Bedouins are intertwined with their herds and such a relationship drives the Bedou to move in a continuous cycle.
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Thank you. If you can make a video on Arabic and Biblical Hebrew that will be very interesting. Ayatollah, Abdullah, Bismillah, Bait Ullah, Rouh allah, Quran, Muslim, Hajj, Muhammed are all Biblical Hebrew words.
you have no shame in being a slaver society ?
We live in strange times when it's shameful to be poor and greed is conflated with brilliance ...and that is across the world.
The irony is that in upperclass social dynamics "old money" is the highest standard and not something that anyone can really aspire to. But one is born into it. It's not only shame that plagues oil rich arabs but also self loathing to some extent because of the extreme riches and lifestyles.
I don’t feel the self loathing whatsoever. One needs to have a self consciousness to self loathe even if it might be so deep within our subconsciousness.
@@thekandarichronicles True, self consciousness is key. Let's hope it's not the next step when awareness increases.
...anyhow great vid as usual.
@@hakirtiya Appreciate it greatly. Thanks for the constant and wonderful support.
Excellent video Tariq! Love how you shed light on the topic of superiority complex when they themselves were at the same spot a single generation ago. Keep up the good work mate!
Thank you so much. Yes the element of support needs to be stamped out by recalling the truth. Humility is for all ages.
@@thekandarichronicles أخي هل أنت مواطن عربي في دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة؟
Sar please sar talk about out toilet system@@thekandarichronicles
As an Indian, I love the Middle East. Wish I could get UAE citizenship.
Excellent video and a beautiful message at the moment, thank you!
Thank you Alee869. It’s a message that had to be learned long ago but nonetheless now, have to address and accept.
Beautifuly said Tariq, being a Gulf Arab, it beautifuly resounds how our societies developed from the moment Oil was found. Going back to the first image of the woman winning the lottery.
Very well said. Unity would help us progress & support our own. Thank you
Absolutely. Unity and non judgment would be a blessing.
Living in Arabia for a long time, I found the video to be very interesting, seeing for myself the many changes in the living standards of the locals and how rapidly they transformed the land into huge developments and prosperity
Till this day western civilization does everything it can to keep it’s societies oil dependent, not because there aren’t better alternatives but because they feel as long as they keep the gulf fat and dependent they can maintain control over it therefore control the rest of the muslim world.
I'm not so sure. Oil is an industry that is global and its concentration in the Gulf couldn't possible drive such a strategy. Muslims in the Gulf only amount in total to under 50M people, far smaller than many single Muslim nations. And their impact on the rest of the Arab world has long evaporated, if it existed in the first place.
@@thekandarichronicles as true as that maybe. I think the significance of mecca/medina is significantly more to a muslim than any other muslim country.
@@JackChit-pv3dj I agree with your highlighting of the significance of the holy sites but from a socio political perspective, I dont think that significance plays into the overall control that the Gulf had on these nations. Perhaps more emotional/spiritual. But I understand where you are coming from with this insight. Thanks for sharing it.
As an Indian, I wish I could get UAE citizenship.
I have noticed that it's usually second and third generations ( especially if there is money and status involved) that don't want to admit past poverty and hardships. First generation should always write their experiences in books such as ' From Rags to Riches A Story of Abu Dhabi ' by Mohammed Al - Fahim . It's been a few years since I've read it and your analysis aligns with his recollections in my opinion.
Many will write books to recall the good but not the bad or representations of a time when they had lice and ate the same food for months at a time. AlFahim may have been an outlier in the sense that he held that element as important to the fabric of his being than others would. Unfortunate that this is the case. Thanks for sharing Petrea.
I believe that poverty in the Arabian Peninsula was due to the Ottoman occupation, as there was no education and there was marginalization of the Arabs, but after the Ottomans were expelled and our countries were built, and then the emergence of oil, this helped rapid development and development.
The Arab Gulf states are the most generous countries in the world in providing aid, grants, gifts, and loans to the countries of the world, and the peoples of the Gulf states are also among the most generous peoples in the world in caring for orphans, helping the poor and widows, building wells, supporting Islamic endowments that care for orphans, and a role in building mosques, etc.
I do not believe that the Gulf Arabs were influenced by money, but rather they have a constitution, which is the Qur’an and the Sunnah, which guides them on how to manage money for development and helping the poor.
Well said brother.
Something smells fishy about the rapid growth, professionally montaged videos, catchy titles, and algorithm recommendations of this channel. I don’t know what it is yet, but I can already see where these topics are headed.
Yes Gulf nations have been benevolent for many decades to developing nations both in Asia and Africa. This though is on a sovereign level. But at the same time there is a presence of a superiority by the people, many but not all concerning other less fortunate peoples.
I agree fully with your point regarding the Ottoman Empire and its influence in keeping Arabia illiterate and under educated. It was a tactic that unfortunately has continued even when Arab nations have gaining independence and autonomy.
I am intrigued by your analysis. Fishy in what sense?
@@thekandarichronicles Tariq, many charitable organizations that support orphans and widows rely on the funds of individuals from the Arab Gulf countries. Many wells in the Islamic world were from contributions from individuals from the Gulf countries. Many mosques around the world, whether in Islamic countries or non-Muslim countries, were funded by Individuals and charitable groups carried out by individuals and some businessmen.
In Egypt alone, more than 2,000 mosques were built by Saudi citizens, not government funds.
I can present many facts about this matter. Our people in the Gulf do not have a superior outlook because of money. Rather, the Arab by nature loves the desert, humility, and sitting on the ground, even if he owns a residential tower.
But certainly there are Muslims who envy the Arab Gulf countries for this money, and they are supposed to be happy for us because our money helps many Islamic countries and Islamic peoples, but in return, what did Muslims give us when we were poor? If you looked into our history, you would find that many of our peoples died because of poverty. .
When a popular campaign for Gaza took place, the strongest financial donations were from the peoples of the Arab Gulf states.
You can see Khaled Al-Faisal’s poem, “حنّا بدو ,” which explains the situation of the Arabs as well, who used to despise us, but after oil, they began to court us.
Believe me, if I visited Islamic countries, I would not say that most of the Islamic countries, but rather all of them, received support from the Arab Gulf countries in their development, directly or indirectly, but the Gulf countries do not publish these statistics.
In the same way, people and individuals from the Gulf countries do not publish the good deeds they do because they are among the sections that are not intended to gain praise from people, but rather their goal is reward, reward, and acceptance from the Creator.
@@thekandarichronicles Tariq, many charitable organizations that support orphans and widows rely on the funds of individuals from the Arab Gulf countries. Many wells in the Islamic world were from contributions from individuals from the Gulf countries. Many mosques around the world, whether in Islamic countries or non-Muslim countries, were funded by Individuals and charitable groups carried out by individuals and some businessmen.
In Egypt alone, more than 2,000 mosques were built by Saudi citizens, not government funds.
I can present many facts about this matter. Our people in the Gulf do not have a superior outlook because of money. Rather, the Arab by nature loves the desert, humility, and sitting on the ground, even if he owns a residential tower.
But certainly there are Muslims who envy the Arab Gulf countries for this money, and they are supposed to be happy for us because our money helps many Islamic countries and Islamic peoples, but in return, what did Muslims give us when we were poor? If you looked into our history, you would find that many of our peoples died because of poverty. .
When a popular campaign for Gaza took place, the strongest financial donations were from the peoples of the Arab Gulf states.
You can see Khaled Al-Faisal’s poem, “حنّا بدو ,” which explains the situation of the Arabs as well, who used to despise us, but after oil, they began to court us.
Believe me, if I visited Islamic countries, I would not say that most of the Islamic countries, but rather all of them, received support from the Arab Gulf countries in their development, directly or indirectly, but the Gulf countries do not publish these statistics.
In the same way, people and individuals from the Gulf countries do not publish the good deeds they do because they are among the sections that are not intended to gain praise from people, but rather their goal is reward, reward, and acceptance from the Creator.
Thoughtful and interesting social commentary as usual.
It is not altogether unexpected from the Nouveau Riche whose rapid development and social reconfiguration literally took place in a single generation. What is yet to be discussed is whether this direct switch from austerity to opulence is having any significant mental and/or emotional effect on the population.
It’s not about the nouveau riche. It transcends the upper echelons of society but is actually entrenched in the middle class. What in theory should be the class that most representative of the society. That’s the shocker.
Shame? Im saudi and Im so confused. I never seen another Saudi ashamed of thier past, we love listening to our elderly's stories, we find our past heroic and prideful. We even have a celebration of 300 years of Saudi history, we admire how our elderly lived through these harsh times, don't make up a Delusional opinion.
I never said there aren't elements of history that are greatly appreciated but it should come with the recognition of all the hardships and humility that was also a great part of the times. This is not delusion, just an attempt to clarify that we should all have humility that was a great part of our past so that we can be humble moving forward.
@@thekandarichronicles and I believe that humility makes a big part of our culture. That sense of entitlement you speak of is just absurd. The generousty and humility of all the people around me speaks otherwise, Im 18 years old and in a family of orphans, and I have the right to speak about how connected and humble our society is, they sat an example for me to help the less Fortunate people like Expatriates. I can't say all of us has that authentic vibe, but generaly we are.
@@thekandarichroniclesimplying that we don’t have humility?
Do you see us shaming others for their economy?
Or wear lavish clothes? My Thob is literally 25$ and i only wear Thob!
The average person with half our wealth would wear something 5x the price
@someone-wi4xl, may Allah reward you, you are indeed rare. But, there is so much waste of wealth in the Arab countries.
So rare to find high quality English content on Saudi Arabia, seen your other videos too they’re good 👍
Wow, thank you for such kind words @TheRealBeeBzZ. That is the intent, to fill a gap in the space but not only about KSA but about the whole Middle East and Islam as a whole. Hope to see you again on the comments section soon!
We as a Bedouin Arabs didn’t serve anyone nor upper class
Yes. When Bedouins were nomadic, but once sedentary it also happened to a certain degree.
Im glad i stumbled across your channel. Your video essays are really well made and informative
Thank you Serendipity7921. Appreciate your kind words. Glad you find them resonant.
When you find oil
America: I think he needs freedom😂
(Btw great video❤️)
That’s a great sum up Qadeer. Funny as well but so true. Thanks!
Not for Gulf states
@@HasanaljadidYou’re right Hasan, but only up until they are not aligned any longer, which can be a crossroads we are approaching should things developed as they have been over the past 8 months.
Not really honey, when u see the conflicts started by the pdo ummah themselves & then call upon the USA to help & then blame USA for helping. Lol
@@Maxr9724 it's a joke!
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(Here comes The guy who thinks West is good and who is different from West is bad)
You probably believe that isreal is innocent and america liberated Iraq!
Tariq over my Sunday morning coffee ☕️. Thank you brother for another great lesson. May Allah keep you and your knowledge forthcoming. InshaAllah
Kevin. I think you and me are aligned as you seem to give me your attention at the most opportune times. Be it post practicing of faith when the mind is a ease or when you’re having your coffee, when the mind is most perceptive. Meant to be.
Amazing to learn about your history. The algorithm doesn't give me a lot of content about Saudi or maybe only few youtuber talk about Saudi. Thank you for the new knowledge.
I am really glad you are finding the content informative. Thank you for your time and support.
It's the "being able to stay on the middle path" struggle... I read 2 books that made a big impression on me: Cities of Salt by Abdel Rahman Munif and Arabian Sands by Wilfred Thesiger. They are both about a bygone era in the arabian peninsula. Real great books.
Wow that’s great sharing from your side. Don’t know either books but will definitely check them out. It’s always wonderful having selfless recommendations from viewers that can assist all of us in gaining further knowledge. 🙏🏽
Fantastic reminder to people if only they'd listen
Remind and repeat till they have no choice.
@@thekandarichronicles Shouting louder will not awaken empathy or a desire to live up to the ideals of historical moral aspirations. Among Arabs, empathy towards one another is relatively new as it manifests today. The introduction of the nation-state over the past century has created a ‘new’ other. This is particularly acute among the Gulf nations, where hierarchical societies based around absolute monarchies lead to a competition to get close to the royals as it is the only path to resources and opportunities. This competition results in the perception that those outside this national structure are not equal humans with the same desires and aspirations for happiness. As a result, the cruelty and apathy in the Gulf are extreme. For example, the mistreatment of maids, from Qatar to Lebanon, highlights the severe lack of empathy. Migrant workers are often treated with disdain, exploited for their labour without regard for their well-being. Previously ‘brotherly’ nations then become units for exploitation. This is also mirrored to a lesser extent in the Levantine dictatorships, where individuals are often stereotyped based on their nationality, rendering individual merit irrelevant.
Apathy and cruelty, buttressed by a culture built on exploitation as evidenced by the Khalafa system’s mere existence, is something that under normal circumstances should result in shame. Yet, more often than not, people from these nations do not care.
In my humble view, this hubris that has taken hold will never leave. Paradoxically, as these societies become more unequal, this phenomenon will only get worse. The memory of the forebearers' struggles and how that mirrors the struggles of those less fortunate today is not and will not be on the radar of the majority.
I can only conclude that the average person's great grandparents would be proud of the level of progress that their countries have achieved whilst being ashamed of who their progeny have become.
Im bedouin proud to be .❤
Our heritage our ancestors we are proud of them.
I love their wisdom and knowledge. 🎉
Thats a beautiful state of being. Honouring your heritage and ancestry.
We're on our way back up there and rightfully so. :)
Let us hope the strategies and actions follow this trend.
The prophet s.a.w said:
“Look at those below you and do not look at those above you, lest you belittle the favours of Allah.”
Do not forget the Prophet s.a.w lived the poorest of lives and yet we think we follow him?
Humility is the way for all decent people.
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Arabic and Biblical Hebrew ware very similar. Muhammed is Biblical Hebrew word also. It is used for prophets who G-d praised and for JeruSalem as a praised city. For Christianity it is one of the title of Christ. The title is "All together lovely"
Very informative and beautiful done.❤🎉
Thank you Zakir. I am very glad it resonated with you.
man you deserve billion subscribes
Thank you babycar.hoverboard. Its a work in progress but thank you so much for your wonderful words.
It's very important to honor to respect and be proud of your ancestors.
Absolutely Elizabeth. Honor pride and respect to the Nth degree.
As always a unique and enlightening topic. I come from a place where there is also insecurities about the west, much of it probably engrained by Hollywood. Blond blue eyes are “special”, having a grandparent who studied abroad a sign of superiority, etc. Thigh I didn’t grow up amongst them, I learned to change that within myself and be proud of who I am, though it took a long while to deprogram myself.
A few years back I was at a pool hall and played with someone from my homeland, he introduced himself to me then noticed I didn’t say anything and during the game he hinted again at his last name and asked eventually if I’ve heard it before, which I truly hadn’t and you could see he was offended. That’s just another form of that insecurity to layer their heritage over yours.
The insecurity and shame in the West is much simpler, all comes down to one thing, money and it doesn’t necessarily have to be old money. As a matter of fact, they will tell you how they grew up in poverty for generations.
I think the place you come from is the same place anyone comes from where the blond and blue eyed special one, had a dominant presence in its historic society. It's a psychological scar that remains even though so much time has passed.
@@thekandarichronicles Probably right, Hollywood movies and the carefully manicured Western image for a century had a huge effect upon it too. You have to wonder how social media will affect that now. Hopefully, its accessibility will diminish it. There is an old saying “I am tired of putting them on a pedestal and have them look down at me” and I think we are at that moment in more ways than one.
You are doing great work, keep it up.
Great saying. Never heard it before but so applicable.
Always a wonderful give and take with you Hakukuze7947.
@@thekandarichronicles Ditto
Also that rapid change of development surely would have a significant effect on society on how they're influenced with on medias and their whole way of life on the day to day such as through family system to expectations of wealth as well within it such as for marriages and the roles considering how much of the world is complying more into the liberal world value of modernity.
Even so Zak, I appreciate all the listing of the potential causes, all should still maintain humility.
I find this sadly applicable everywhere nowadays!☯️🍀☮️
Thats true but the point that is so shocking Brenda is how within one generation, the dynamic has shifted in degradation. Sad for sure.
@@thekandarichronicles yeah, entitlement is a baddd attitude! Negating your ancestry, same...
1000% spot on Brenda.
@@thekandarichronicles I should've said, negating your ancestors hard work via entitlement, is the real shame!!!
@@brendasmart553 That’s a great version.
When I hear about all this, I don't personally think "oh, they were weak and poor" - I think they were badass. Truly badass. In the way people today aren't, and in the way early civilisations weren't either.
Agreed. But to reminisce about our history as Badass is a great thing, but to the forget about how badasses were also very humble is another.
Tbh I had thought this video would be about poverty in the Arabian peninsula but in the current age, but notwithstanding, great video, though. A trip back in history.
Also, with regards to poverty in current Arabia, it still does exist, though, unfortunately, despite the oil wealth hoarded by the ruling(not royal) family. I watched a RUclips video on some channel that was exploring the Arabian countryside, which I greatly enjoyed. The guest, a native of the village, complained that he couldn't marry because it had become expensive and that he couldn't afford it. One would have thought Saudi Arabia would be past that, but no. Unfortunate. 😢
Yes there are many stories to tell about poverty when it comes to Arabia. The stories of the past present and future can all be told extensively.
I agree with the view presented in the other video about poverty in Arabia today. It exists in many of the Gulf nations. Maybe it would be great to share the link here for other viewers to be exposed to such knowledge.
*_Subhan'Allah, a journey into the past._*
Hi Hussain. Yes indeed. Dipping our feet into the past can quickly give us shot of recollection that is critical to our humility. But also to recalibrate ourselves from wrong turns we have taken.
Hey Tariq, another fantastic video! The rapid changes after the oil boom are truly fascinating.
I think it would be interesting to hear more about the different social backgrounds and experiences people had before this transformation. Keep up the great work !
ABN. Yes i agree, having a retelling of that life time is important. To explain to those who don’t know, and to remind those who don’t want to remember.
Thanks as always for your wonderful support!
Beautifully approached Tariq i enjoyed this very much
i hope you tackle the subject of جمعية العلماء المسلمين specifically one its members Abd Al-Hamid Ibn Badis and his efforts in fighting off colonial influence
Oh why a wonderful suggestion. I have come across the Jam'iya many times even for content I had done previously but Ibn Badis I know very little of. Let me check him out more thoroughly and see if there is a story that I can tell. Thank you for the kind words of support and your recommendation.
I don't get what your point is.. what do you even want?
Genuine question.
My father told me stories about the old men of our village, one time they saw authorities gathering up illegal workers aroud the village and recalled the times when they used to go in groups as illegal migrants to the british mandate of Palestine to work as porters, sheepherders, cameleers and builders, they would get paid pinnies on the dollar and even faced the consequences of losing it all if they get discovered by the authorities and going back to their families after a long wait with nothing to show for it.
They said " we were in their place just some years ago but Allah fed us and kept us safe in our homes Alhammadulillah and may they find their peace and safety."
Peace to you my Brother, Quite Revealing, Very Reflective. Would you be interested in an Interview/Discussion ? Do you have an email where i can reach out?
Peace upon you as well. I’m open to engage. Touch base on tk@tareqkandari.com
@@thekandarichronicles please check mail, whenever possible, many thanks
You should see England! Same issue stifling society.
Maybe but the British had an Empire. Their arrogance has been conditioned into their bone. We had nothing and now appear on the surface to have everything yet still we have nothing but our faith and identity, even the latter is in question.
So why is the middle east richer than sub saharan Africa?All they have majorly are oil and gas but Africa has oil and gas, gold,diamonds, cash crops like cocoa,balanced weather conditions,high literacy etc
Simple math Odemaj8605. For example Nigeria, the largest oil producer of Sub Saharan Africa produces 1.5 Million barrels of oil a day. With a population of over 230 Million. In all the major oil producing states in the Arabian peninsula, the total population won't hit 60 Million but with a daily production of 18 Million barrels. Plus the extraction of oil and gas from the Arabian peninsula is cheapest in the world hence the profits are highest for these nations.
@@thekandarichronicles it was a rhetorical question.Nevertheless you are wrong, math ain't the reason, the simple reason is the poor leadership of African nations, the region is still deeply invested in selfish individual interests,we can refine more yet the west refines for us,the agriculture sector is severely under eqiuped and utilized and the lack of investment in human resources
@@odemaj8605He's right. Nigeria's oil wealth cannot generate a high per capita income.
@@SathyaswamyS my point is we have other capable sectors that can close the gap
We simply are not allowed to get rich. Read about Patrice Lumumba, Sankara among others.They assassinate anyone who doesn't conform. Realize that the so called free countries are nothing but colonies with artificial borders....you know this because there was Peaceful "handover" of power. No country gets independence peacefully,only Eritrea fought and won independence from Ethiopia and cut all ties....it cannot be peaceful or by mutual agreement. In Kenya the British control our tea (Lipton/Unilever) our wildlife and force policies of non industrialization, promote corruption through grants and donations to the political elite. Arabs were allowed to get rich because the west has a fetish for the Orient.
🎉Great job 😘
Thank you 🤗 And as always I appreciate your wonderful support.
حاول أخي الغالي معالجة الصورة النمطية الخاصة عن المرأة المسلمة وخاصة بدولنا في الخليج العربي ، ان توضّح اختلاف الشريعة الإسلامية عن القوانين الليبرالية فيما يسمى بالحقوق والواجبات والحريات والأخلاق والمساواة وسأذكر لك أمثلة كثيرة لأن السياح الغربيين غثونا في دول الخليج العربي في التحدث عن اضطهاد المرأة العربية والمسلمة والتحدث بفوقية وكأنهم معيار اخلاقي للعرب ومعرفة ماهو صواب وخطأ لنا بناء على المشرعين الغربيين رغم أننا لم نقل ذلك ولن نقل ذلك أبداً لأننا لا نراهم معيار اخلاقي لا للعرب ولا للمسلمين ، معيار الصواب والخطأ للمسلمين هو نصوص القرآن والسنة فقط لأنهما وحيين من الخالق وهم منهج الحياة للمسلم .. للإيضاح بنقاط اعتقد هي الأكثر شيوعاً
1. مفهوم المساواة لانؤمن بها : لأن المرأة مختلفة عن الرجل في احتياجاتها وقوتها وقدراتها لذلك من الظلم أن نساوي بين الرجل والمرأة ، بل للمرأة حقوق رعاية أكبر وللرجل مسؤوليات أكثر ، ففي المجتمع الغربي يتم دفع النساء في بيئة العمل بل وطرد الفتيات في سن 18 في بعض الأسر والنتجية اقهار المرأة وربما تنحرف أو يتم استغلالها بحجة انها امراة ويجب ان تعتمد على نفسها في بيئة عمل تنافسية ، بينما المراة الخليجية كمثال لأنهم مستهدفيننا خاصة ، تتكفل الأسرة بجميع حقوقها المالية والرعاية وتعيش مركمة في أسرتها حتى تموت ويحق لها أن لا تعمل ، لأن العمل مسؤولية الرجال ، وللمرأة الحق في التجارة والعمل إذا أرادت ذلك ، كما أن المرأة راتبها حق لها فقط ، بينما راتب الرجل هو في الانفاق على احتياجات أسرتهُ . لذلك نرفض المساواة بين الجنسين . والمرأة والرجل جنسين يكمل بعضمها البعض وليسوا متنافسين في نظام الأسرة لتوحيد الحقوق والمسؤوليات والواجبات بينهم .
وتوجد مساواة في العقوبات الجنائية للجنسين بصفتهما كاملين الأهلية ، لكن مفهوم المساواة في قانون الأسرة تراعي اختلاف الجنسين واحتياجات كل طرف للآخر ، ولا يوجد تنافس او عقدة للرجال المسلمين تجاهُ النساء وهم الأمهات والأخوات والزوجات والإبنات .
2. الحرية الجنسية : مفهوم الحرية في الثقافة العربية حتى قبل الإسلام مفهومة فعندما قال النبي محمد لهند بنت عاتقة أن الزنا حرام فجاوبت متعجبة هل المرأة الحرّة تزني ! المعايير الأخلاقية لدى المرأة العربية الحرة معروفة منذ قديم الزمان وثبّتها الإسلام ، ففي المجتمع الليبرالي الذي يشجع على السفور والزنا بإسم الحرية غارق في الأمراض الجنسية وضياع نسب الأولاد وقتل الأجنة فأمريكا وحدها تم قتل 60 مليون جنين وكذلك أطفال الشوارع وارتباطها بزيادة الجريمة ، فأين حقوق الأطفال في الأبوبة !
3. الحرية في الملابس : ارتبطت الحشمة بقيمة المرأة الرفيعة في الأمم القديمة وفي الأديان السماوية وقدوة المرأة المسلمة هي مريم العذراء وزوجات وبنات النبي محمد صلوات الله عليه في الحشمة والأخلاق والوقار والأدب في تعاملها مع الرجال الأجانب ، والمرأة المسلمة تريد تقليد هذه النماذج المميزة جداً في قيمهم وثقافتهم الأخلاقية ، ولا ترى أن زوجات الملوك والرؤوساء والفنانات والمغنيات قدوة للمراة المسلمة أبداً لأن المعيار الأخلاقي مرتبط أيضاً بكيفة نظر الرجال الأجانب إليها ، فالمراة المسلمة لا تريد أن يخدش رجل غريب خصوصييها في اللباس والعالم الغربي متورط في نسب القتل والاغتصاب والتحرش الجنسي والغواية بلا حلول ليبرالية لأن الحلول هي لدينا في القانون الإسلامي لأن الشريعة هي قوانين من الوحي وتعرف طبيعة الرجال والنساء ، ومن طبيعة الرجل أن يتأثر بجمال المرأة وعطرها وملبسها وحركتها الخ.. وكل مايثيره غريزياً سيؤثر على عقلهُ ونفسيتهُ وراحتهُ لذلك الرجال الغربيين متفزين للجنس بسبب مايشاهدونهُ بشكل مستمر من نساء متبرّجات ، بينما في القانون الإسلامي يحث المرأة على العفاف والحشمة وغض البصر وكذلك من واجب الرجال غض البصر ، ويتجاهل القانون الغربي حرية المجتمع في مشاهدة نساء محتشمات كي لا يثير غرائزهم ويؤثر على عقولهم ونفسيتهم الخ.. بينما يؤيد الحرية الفردية التي تدفع المجتمع لمشاهدة مايزيد من الاثارة الجنسية ومن ثم الوقوع في الجريمة .
الإسلام لم يهتم بمعاقبة المجرمين فقط بل وفر قوانين وقائية للمرأة لحمايتها من المجرمين مثل : عدم سفرها بدون محرم والكثير من استغلال النساء في بيوت الدعارة ارتبطت بعمل وهمي بأجر كبير فعندما سافرت بدون أقاربها وجدت انها في وسط عصابة تتاجر بالبشر ، عدم جلوسها مع رجل منفردة لوحدهما والكثير من جرائم الاغتصاب كانت في أماكن العمل وفي السفر لوحدها او ادخال رجل اجنبي في المنزل ، عدم التعطر والمشي بكعب عالي لأن هذه الأمور مما تجذب انتباه الرجال للنساء وبالتالي محاولة غوايتهن او مطاردتهن الخ..
4. الشذوذ الجنسي : القانون الإسلامي لا يؤمن بالحرية طالما تؤثر في الفرد او المجتمع ، فالشذوذ ارتبطت طبياً بالأمراض الجنسية والإيدز مثلاً انتشر في بداياته واتربط بهذه العلاقة وهي من الأمراض المميتهُ ، كذلك تسبب هذه العلاقة الكثير من الأمراض الصحية على الطرفين حتى وإن استخدمت الكثير من الطرق لتلافي أي إصابة ، كما أنهُ يسبب عدم قدرة المفعول به على التحكم في نفسهُ لأن فتحة الشرج عبارة عن صمام من جهة واحدة فإذا تم دفعة من جهة أخرى يتم خرق الصمام فلا يستطيع بعد ذلك المفعول به أن يتحكم في مصدر الإخراج .
5. تعدد الزوجات : تعدد الزوجات هي في القوانين السماوية فالأنبياء كانوا متعددين والشعوب الشرقية الوثنية كالشنتو والبوذيين او بأفريقيا كانوا متعددين الزوجات ماحدث أن الدول الليبرالية قررت أن يكتفي الرجل بزوجة واحدة فقط وقامت بشيطنة كل من يخالف ذلك ، لكن الشريعة الإسلامية لا تحرم تعدد الزوجات لأنهُ هو من صالح النساء والمجتمع ، فلو كانت امراة عقيم او مريضة و قرر رجل الزواج من زوجة ثانية فالزوجة الأولى لم تخسر زوجها والزوجة الثانية سعدت بالزواج من رجل ، ولو كان الرجل كثير المتطلبات الجسدية والعاطفية والعملية فمن صالح المرأة الأولى أن يتزوج من امراة ثانية وستسعد الزوجتين بذلك ، كما أن الطلاق ليس محبباً في شريعتنا فكم من زوجة أولى كانت تبتز زوجها أو تضايقهُ وتعكّر صفوهُ ويستطيع ان يطلقها لكن عندما تزوج من امراة ثانية اصحلت اخلاق الزوجة الأولى واصبحن في تنافس في رضى الزوج وتحسنت الحياة الزوجية للزوجين والزوج معهم .. الخ.. >> تكملة في الرد على التعليق
6. المشاركة السياسية للمرأة : الانتخابات الديمقراطية هي مفهوم غربي وليس إسلامي ففي الإسلام يوجد الشورى وهي لأهل العقد والرأي وليس لعامة الناس والذي يمكن التلاعب بهم بالأموال أو تحليل المحرمات والشهوات الخ.. اختيار الحاكم هو إلتزام بإختيار الأنسب والاصلح للمجتمع من اهل الحل والعقد القريبين جداً من فهم الشخصيات التي يختارونها لقيادة المجتمع المسلم .
7. الميراث الإسلامي ومؤخر الطلاق : في المجتمع الغربي الكثير من شبابها لا يريد الزواج خوفاً من رفع قضية طلاق ثم الحصول على نصف أموال الرجل بكل سهولة ويسر لذلك اصبح استغلال النساء عادة في المجتمع الغربي لأن الرجال لا يريدون الزواج لأنهم يتعايشون مع الريبة والقلق من ان تخونهُ زوجتهُ بقضية طلاق ثم تطالب بنصف مالهُ ، بينما في الشريعة الإسلامية فيوجد توازن يشجع الرجال على الزواج بمنع الزنا وعدم قدرة المرأة المطلقة على سرقة مال طليقها بحجة الخيانة او المظلومية لكن من حق المطلقات والأرامل ان يحصلن على دعم مالي من طليقها او من اسرتها او من الدولة كمصروف شهري لتعيش في عفاف واستقلالية وليس في ترف لأنها خانت زوجها ، بالنسبة للميراث أموال الرجال هي تعود على الانفاق على نساءهُ للأم والزوجة والإبنة وكذلك الأخت إن احتاجت ذلك بل للرجل مسؤوليات اخلاقية في الانفاق على النساء الأقارب من الدرجة الثالثة والرابعة والخامسة والسادسة إذا كان اقرب الرجال إليهن قرباً ومساعدتهن عند الحاجة لذلك من الطبيعي أن نرى في المجتمعات العربية والإسلامية من ينفق على بنات عم الأب أو ماهم ابعد من ذك ، بينما الميراث للمرأة هو حق خاص لها فقط وليس لها التزام شرعي بالإنفاق على زوجها او اخوانها الخ.. وكذلك في نظام الميراث يختلف تنويع الميراث بحسب عدد أفراد العائلة ونوعية القرابة لذلك في حالات كثيرة تحصل المرأة على مبلغ أكبر من الرجال .
بينما في قانون الإسلام حتى في مؤخر الطلاق يعرف كلاً منهما حقوقهُ وواجباتهُ ومن حق المراة طلب مؤخر طلاق وبالمبلغ الذي تريد وهذا الشيء يجعل العلاقة قبل الزواج واضحة كالشمس ويجعل الرجل يرتاح في اتخاذ القرار الذي يتماشى مع مايريدهُ دون إيذاء الطرف الآخر بعلاقة جنسية بدون أجر وبدون حقوق فقط لأنهُ يحس بالريبة من جشع زوجتهُ المستقبلية في رفع قضية طلاق وسرقة نصف ماله. >>> تكملة في التعليق
8. قيادة المرأة للسيارات : لازال الكثير من الغربيين يتحدث بهذه القضية رغم انها اصبحت من النسيان لكن يمكن إيضاح الدور الاسري و الاجتماعي في منعها لأسباب تتعلق برعاية وحماية المرأة من الخروج لوحدها دون حماية ويمكن النظر لقضايا التحرش والاغتصاب في الطرقات السريعة او السفر من مدينة لأخرى بالعالم الغربي وهي كثيرة كما سمعت وحتى من أفراد من الشرطة . بعد وجود كاميرات مراقبة ووجود هواتف مع النساء وغيرها من الأمور الأمنية اصبح بعض الرجال متفهمين في وجود موانع تمنع من الجريمة ، كذلك عدم قدرة الرجال على تأدية كل الالتزامات في القيام بشؤون الأسرة مع تباعد أماكن عمل الرجل عن زوجتهُ وهي من عوامل الدفع بتشريع قيادة المرأة . 8. القوانين الجنائية في الإعدام : الشريعة الإسلامية لا تتهاون مع المجرمين المصرين على جريمة تستحق الإعدام واهما قتل الإنسان او السرقة بإستخدام السلاح (قطاع الطرق) ومغتصبي النساء والأطفال وممارسي السحر لأنهم يكفرون ويساعدون الجن في إيذاء البشر وكذلك الإرهابيين وتجار المخدرات ، ليس من العدالة تجاهل المأساة على الضحية وحاجتهُ للحصول على العدالة في عقوبة توازي الجريمة التي قام بها المجرم ، فأمريكا مثلاً غارقة في جرائم القتل وترويج المخدرات وقطاع الطرق واغتصاب النساء بكميات كبيرة جداً والسبب هو ضعف القانون ، وكلما كانت القوانين ضغيفة كان ذلك تشجيع للمجرمين على القيام بجرائم أكبر ومصيره السجن كحد أقصى ، لذلك من فوائد العقوبات القاسية هي أن أي إنسان يفكر في القيام بجريمة هو سيعرف بأن القانون لن يرحمهُ لذلك سيتراجع أو سيعاقب بالقتل وهذا يحقق الأمان والسلام للمجتمع ، لذلك في كثير من الدول الإسلامية التي تطبق الشريعة لن يتم سرقتك أو إيذاءك لأن القانون سيحمي الضحية ولن يحمي المجرم القاتل او المغتصب او مروج المخدرات .
الخ.
لا ادري اخي طارق هي توجد أيضاً أمور أخرى او لا لكن هذه اعتقد أشهر الإساءات والاسقاطات في مفهوم حقوق المرأة والانسانية الخ.. بصدق غثونا كل سائح يأتي لدولنا يناقش هذه القضايا وكأننا شياطين الإنس وهم ملائكة حقوق النساء والإنسان . واعتقد ضروري معالجة كل هذه النقاط حتى إذا جاء سائح يمكننا ارشادة لهذه المواضيع ليعالج مشكلته ونحن بالعكس مؤمنون بأننا نختار ماهوالأنسب والأصلح .
وللتوسع أكثر يمكنك الاستفادة من تطبيق او موقع موسوعة الأخلاق المحمودة والمذمومة في الإسلام .
الملاحظ أنهم لا يهتمون بحقوق المرأة الخليجية في التعليم الجامعي المجاني او العلاج المجاني او قانون الأسرة الذي يحمي المرأة وحقها ف الطلاق ورعاية ابناءها او في دعم سيدات الأعمال بالقروض الغير ربوية الخ.. بل مشروعهم هو دعم النساء في معارضة حكوماتهم سياسياً و تشجيعهم في التصادم مع ثقافتهن ودينهن
ماشاءالله عليك اخوي عبدالله. مبدع في مشاركاتك بافكار ومعلومات قيمة. الموضوع الذي طرحته جداً مثير ومطلوب نقله بطريقة واضحة ومحكمة. سأراجع النقاط التي ذكرتها وأفكر بافضل وسيلة للنقل للجمهور. شكراً جزيلاً ويعطيك ألف عافية. 🙏🏽
@@thekandarichronicles الله يعافيك
What will be the future of Arabia of Saudis?
They have well educated populations and are diversifying away from oil, so probably a future of progressive industrial growth
Diversification is key. Not only for KSA but for the whole region. Economies need to evolve and set new foundations for new verticals.
@@kp5602 much harder then it seems
Very tough to do as it is against momentum and the grain.
Better than India
The Beverly Hillbillies, but in real life
Yes indeed but on a much more massive scale.
My recent visit to the middle east was surprisingly bad. Do you guys see people from South East Asia as lesser beings?
Do you say that because they have bad jobs?
The rest of the world has these issues, it isn't just in the middle east. All humans form a "us" vs "them" mentality and it's a bridge we all need to cross as humans.
Don’t think lesser beings. Not sure how to qualify it. But a superiority. I of course am generalizing but the sentiment is clearly an issue. And its not targeted towards other Asians, even other Arabs fall into this category.
Yes. People from poor countries are lower beings.
No.
But I think you met low minded people.
I myself as an Arabian got the same experience from some folks from the west.
Honestly, I care less.
Not all people the same and everywhere you go you will get some kind of this treatment it's not okay it's sick but it's human experience.
I actually find it interesting looking down on others just because they are different or I believe the person Could be brainwashed.
Find your root your peace.❤
This is nothing but the phenomenon of, " New money generation." When you are not used to money and wealth you go crazy l- that's what happened to many in the Al-Jazeera. This can only be mitigated either by time or faster by following the salaf.
But I feel in the case of these Arabs its going to have to be time- we need 3/4 more generations to pass before they become used to this wealth.
Yes and no. New money generation happens here and there. The element I refer to is the whole creation of middle to upper classes within the same generation from an origin of poverty. That is totally a different scale.
Time definitely resolves some of these issues and for some nations it won't be because they came to their senses. No. It's because they will be forced to confront becoming part of a mainly lower class society once again.
@@thekandarichronicles that's how I explain the situation of Saudis to most people who either don't know the intricacies of societal changes or simply don't understand but they have seen the effect of new money.
And about being forced to become humble is what is likely to happen in the case of these countries.
@@sydanas7564 Agreed!!!
The older generation of my family never spoken ill of their past but, with nostalgia and pride, maybe it depends on which Arabian Gulf country when speaking of that past. And you speak of current generation's snobbery however, you should remember all of those expats' countries whether Arab or not treated the people of Arabia with disdain and turned their backs on them especially them "Arabs". With oil, we were rewarded for our patience. We did not beg others, we stayed steadfast on our faith, we did not migrate or revolt and seek to establish useless republics. We remained true to ourselves, hand in hand with our rulers, totally following our religious teachings to this day, and again, got rewarded but, do I condone snobbery, no but, you have to understand it comes from past memories of people that found a chance to treat us as inferior after we were superior in pre Islamic, Islamic and Caliphates' eras. Conquerers came from Arabia after all, somehow some did not like that so, when we hit rock bottom, it actually suited them and weirdly them "Arabs" more than anyone else. Plain and simple.
I understand and concur with all you say DB.3036. You are correct in your outlining of the struggles and mistreatments of the past. But the question remains, does that justify the erosion of humility when dealing with lesser fortunate peoples, no matter how they might have treated Gulf Arabs in the past. Humility is intrinsic in both the faith and in behaviour of past generations, and should remain so as a part of society. Sounds ideal? Yes, but all should strive towards being better. And in this, I believe there is room to improve.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and insights. Great addition to the discussion.
@@thekandarichronicles Thank you but, you're still here unknowingly generalising. Stereotyping based on individual cases starts like this. No matter how many those cases were, you still can't generalise and support such stereotype.... from outsiders!
Thank you again and my apologies for the inconvenience.
I have a question, have you read any work describing the life of people in Arabia around the 19th-20th centuries!?
Even the west during such time the lower class didn't allow their kids to have education and worked in other industries.
Also what do u mean by merchant, ruling class as if they are different from what u called lower class?
We lived in tribal societies where the Emir or Shaykh of the tribe is ruling his town.
Read about westerners who visited Arabia, and how they described a town like Hail in norther Najid and praising how clean the streets and it is more Arab than Baghdad.
And what is wrong with Mud houses!? We built a whole city and its walls and Palaces with Mud.
My great great grandfather was one of the men of U'qilat which is a large Cravan that travel to Iraq, Syria, Egypt.
One more thing the picture u used with the two newly wed couple with their bare feet is in the Sinai Peninsula and not in Arabia.
Thank you for your commentary. First before I get into answering some of your points, let me start with a question, Why is the video getting such a reaction? Most of the elements you are corroborating in terms of the level of eduction, poverty and living conditions. The message is about is remembering and maintaining our humility, especially towards others less blessed than us. Nothing negative from any perspective can be taken from that message.
As for my sources, yes I have read many books about European travellers, but what is more important are the first hand accounts from my great grand mother her children and the rest of my ancestors who lived this first version of life and the one that followed. No nothing at all is wrong with mud houses, on the contrary, I believe they were wonders of architectural innovation. As for the merchant class, you will discover that if you tour all the Arabian Peninsulas, in addition to the rulers of the cities/towns, there was merchant class who was the population actually doing the trading and enterprising.
Yes the West also didn't necessarily have all their children in educational institutions but comparatively the Arabian children weren't all the enshrined in education, even up to the middle of the 20th century.
Regardless, the content isn't about disrespecting our history and heritage, it's about recalling the good and the bad and not filtering what we want to associate with and what we dont. And as mentioned to be humble and respect the humble lives our ancestors lived through.
@@thekandarichronicles
You are surprised by our reaction!? Because you are disrespecting us, it feels like some American with a mediocre education wrote a script for you based on theories on what will happen if you give some bedouins a large amount of money.
Look at 0:12 to 0:27 our behaviour changed to the people around us because we got rich!!
A lot of people in Arabia used to move around to follow the rain for their animals, in the same time others settled down in towns for generations, if we were that poor as u said then why didn't we move out to Iraq and Syria? Why was this location of Najid kept having inhabitants?
If it is about the message of maintaining humility specially towards others.
Then why r u talking about us? Do you think we don't have humility? Or we are far more arrogant to those who are less fortunate!? What gave you that idea in the first place?
And the big idea of "Shame" seriously who is the Saudi man u met and told you I'm ashamed of my parents or grandparents who worked in some jobs? I've never met a Saudi who feels ashamed about his parents or grandparents, on the contrary we feel proud about them.
I know about a merchant class existing around the Arabian Gulf region, but we didn't have classes like in India who have certain privileges and u cannot change ur class.
And kids in towns did have a certain level of basic education like learning Arabic religion and mathematics.
That idea of "Shame came" is the biggest issue I have with this video.
Did you see how he tried to draw an image that we were slaves and forced to serve !! He knows nothing about the arabs mentality
جزاك الله خير على الفيديو. قال ﷺ الله عليه و سلم ( فأبْشِرُوا وأَمِّلُوا ما يَسُرُّكُمْ، فَوَاللَّهِ ما الفَقْرَ أخْشَى علَيْكُم، ولَكِنْ أخْشَى علَيْكُم أنْ تُبْسَطَ عَلَيْكُمُ الدُّنْيَا، كما بُسِطَتْ علَى مَن كانَ قَبْلَكُمْ، فَتَنَافَسُوهَا كما تَنَافَسُوهَا، وتُلْهيكُمْ كما ألْهَتْهُمْ.) صحيح البخاري.
The Ayah perfectly represents the imbedded humility necessary in Islam. Thank you for sharing.
They're some of the richest nations on earth yet they can't even send a couple cents to their neighboring Arabs who are struggling themselves
I dont believe this is accurate by any means. Gulf nations have had a tremendous impact on neighbouring societies through sovereign development funds since the 60s and 70s. This has seen improvements realised. Maybe not as marketed an act of benevolence, but a tangible and real one.
@@thekandarichronicles Okay I admit this was a little exaggerated but they could still do so much more especially for the likes of Gaza in my opinion (also wow lightning quick reply on your end)
Once I post I try to be online to respond to comments. I think this adds to the overall knowledge and information being provided, as well as introduce new perspectives.
As for Gaza, I dont disagree, but we should filter out the nations that are providing support, both financial and political to the people of Gaza and those that don't.
Sending cents would have been avery big thing to do. But can't they keep their harm from others.
They misuse their wealth to distablize neighbouring countries often driven by greed a very good example is sudan we're they are directly funding malitias against each other for gold or even controlling ports in the region.
I agree with you. We criticise the interference of Western nations in the region yet we apply the same strategy to achieve the same unfortunate outcomes.
The irony's that in Islam, excess wealth might take you away from the straight path, whereas the poor may be amongst the most assured to enter Heaven. Today, the Gulf feels fake and like a trend chaser.
That’s your understanding.. don’t talk in the behalf of our religion
Biggest companions of the prophet were among the richest at that time
You can do both
i just cant grasp why oil rich muslim countries aren't spending that money on reasearch and development of science,technology and defence,there are only a handful of top ranking universities in muslim world, since oil gonna run out one day or decrease in demand ,they should have a plan B ,since tourism is not a viable option since it can disrpted any time so dubai blueprint is not a longterm plan ,only other option (since they dont have many natural reasources ) is technology ,because technolgy only increases in demand ,taiwan blue print is best for arab countries, instead they are trying to build high sky scrapers not to mention the huge blunder NEOM city , i think personally iran is far more ahead in technolgy compared to neabouring arab countries.most of arab countries just import technology not build them.honestly, i would doubt long term stabilaztion of u know uae or suadi, if america abandons them or even invade them,like it did to saddam. you know War is just postponed for time but never avoided. i would describe todays arab countries like a turtle without shell.
Totally agreed Dylan. We need to go even higher on the scale. For Arabs human capital needs to be understood as their biggest asset. Invest in them with the highest levels of education. Just to give you a comparison, education in places like Iraq Syria Lebanon and Palestine is higher than that of the Arabian Peninsula nations. Imagine that while we compare the GDPs of those two groupings.
@@thekandarichronicles true but it's still not enough specially in STEM fields, in today's competitive world. Like how many research papers does this paper's publish?
@@dylananderson20023 Not sure if you’ve done so or not but you should check out this video i did a couple of months back. Talks exactly about what you just highlight. REBUILDING A CULTURE OF INNOVATION IN THE ISLAMIC WORLD - It’s All About the Money.
ruclips.net/video/KeXe-LxYvFY/видео.html
@@thekandarichronicles I watched this before
@@dylananderson20023 Thought so but sent it just in case. And i concur with your previous comment.
Lies, lies, lies,
Know the narrator ideology, & you’ll decode the narrative.
He’s a Rafdi.
What if oil dependence drops massively over the following decades?
That is the most important question that has been asked since the 1980s and I don't think any nation has found the answer just yet.
Why are you talking in our behalf!?
Who said our grandparents are ashamed of their life!!
Who said that we the younger generation are entitled and not proud of your origin on which bases you built this!?
You are making stuff up !
Hear me out please. First when anyone relays observations, they are a generalisation. They have to be. That aside, there is never a statement that is made saying that our grandparents are ashamed of their lives. There are parts of it that they dont want to associate with anymore. They are human, it is a natural condition of living two lifestyles that are so extreme.
With regard to the younger generations, yes there is a considerable section of society that does feel entitled. Superior to those who support us in our lives. People who have come to make a living in our nations only for them to be treated as significantly less than us. That is the message being expressed. No one is saying that the younger generation is not proud of their origin, but let us take the good and the harsh of that origin and remember to do better. We can do better. That's all. But if you think that such a large portion of our societies dont have this perception and superiority towards others, like other Arabs, Asians be them from the Indian Subcontinent or Southeast Asia then there is something amiss in your assessment.
The message is simple, we have to be more humble and take our grandparents humble roots and projecting them onto ourselves and to our children. If you believe this to be wrong, then we differ way more than a disagreement on the content of a video.
I love all my Muslim and Arab brothers, but people commenting hate towards gulf countries are funny and sad at the same time
so many Arabs got brainwashed with the idea that gulf countries don't help Arab countries, I don't have the records 😂 but I've heard so many times in the news how my country (SAUDI ARABIA) donated or helped a neighboring country, and I bet the same thing happens with all other Arab countries we help each other, as a kid and as a grown up I still know that we all help or helped each other in soooo many times, and even when social media tries to get me to think another Arab country is bad or as they always say ( They were happy when x happened to us ) I assume its all fake because it is fake.
Some weird comments here also talk about ( they should send money to neighboring countries ), and as much as gulf countries do it but is this a sustainable idea ? if other Arab countries were successful, gulf countries would've threw Trillions to them, but lets be real, giving this money to any other Arab country would be like burning it
without mentioning that giving unconditional money is bound to create more corruption in the receiving country.
so now what ?
its all about the economy, all Arab countries should 100% learn from the best ( CHINA + USA ) as they say (إبدء من حيث انتهى الأخرون)
because capitalism works 👍 and it does make the society more productive
if every Arab worked on themselves and their countries economy life would be better
so lets point less fingers towards other random countries, and point towards ourselves and be truthful to our laziness and backwardness and moneylessness 😂
now WAR
SAUDI and IRAN have to be the most nosy and annoying neighbors in here
war in Yemen, Bahrain and everywhere has fingerprints of these two.
if there was a day where Iran sopped nosing into Arab nations affairs Saudi Arabia wouldn't be into all these embarrassing situations
Definitely credit is due to Gulf nations for their benevolence towards other Arab and Muslim nations. But although extremely generous and sympathetic, that is a governmental and institutional kindness that has its own reasonings. And even then such generosity never seems to trickle down to the largest number of beneficiaries.
You will never be forgiven for abandoning your Arab league brethren Somalia at its lowest. You barely gave any aid and millions starved to death. Yet the gulf countries were making billions of $ per day in oil....just one day of profits in a year would have saved somalia.
@@Heegooat We do send aid to all our Arab and Muslim countries, but you need to understand that countries do not rise by relying on an outsider, the real heroes like Japan and South Korea didn't rise by hoping and wishing an outsider force would come and help them, but by actually working and stressing themselves, you need to rewire your brain to (How do we grow) not (They didn't help us), if a country is corrupt no amount of money in aid would help them
@@whatwhatmenoI could explain why Africa can't develop but they always remove my comments. In short we never got independence. Saud1 blocked exports of livestock from somalia after they didn't choose Arabic as national language...the socialist economy started to collapse...90% of the people were nomad pastoralists...Siad Barre took a gamble to unify the country by reclaiming Ogaden in order to realize a greater Somalia dream....the nightmare of a disintegrating country began after the defeat..in Kenya we took so many refugees and our country was also in pretty bad shape...all I can remember is that the gulf gave crumbs to Somalia. Kenya and Somalia are deep and permanent enemies because of the colonial borders and there's nothing we can do. However all the Somali elite invest their money in Kenya in a place called Eastleigh. I thought that the gulf would have been their natural refuge not Kenya, UK, USA, Sweden. Really strange.
@@Heegooat The idea that (after they didn't choose Arabic as national language) is fake, the livestock owners had animals infected with RVF virus, and this is the reason Saudi blocked the livestock transport then lifted the block when things came back under control, Gulf countries don't want to middle between Somalia and Kenya because that would make things way worse than they already are, Somalia can become really big because its location is really good, but it needs to stop the civil wars and become stable so that investors from everywhere would put their money in it
Oh I didn't realize Tariq was Arabian 😆
Shocker? 🤣. Yes I am Abdulrehman.
@@thekandarichroniclesI had to look this up. Seems honorable!
@@thekandarichronicles Man I could have sworn you were a desi Pakistani/ Indian 😅
Regardless awesome video as always keep it up :)
@@AbdulRehman-hm5do Hopefully that didn’t let you down 🤣
@@thekandarichronicles Naa never. In fact happy to talk to more introspective arabs having grown up myself in Jeddah (but as a Pakistani)
Theres still rampnt poverty in Saudi Arabia…thats why the crime is never 0. Average salary in small cities is upto 300 to 500 usd.
Agreed. When you go outside of the major cosmopolitan zones you will find it and in abundance.
Still they are better off than India.
This guy is a Ai avatar.
That's not the first time someone labels me as a creation of AI. I am not sure how to take it!
@@thekandarichronicles I think it’s because you talk in very professional manner
@@hamtarosworld5046 Well then I will gratefully accept the label.😁
Just curious on if you are a practicing Muslim??? Thanks
*Kandari Chronicles* The Arabs are not the same as the Ancient Egyptians. Perhaps you know this, or at least you should.
Thank you for stressing the point, but that doesn't really come into play in this situation. Many Egyptians and I mean many refer to themselves as the same people of the Ancient Egyptians. Genetically there might be a major range of connection the ancients but nonetheless, the Egyptian nation feels that way.
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Not sure what that means but I believe words can probably express your insights better no?
@@thekandarichronicles 💩💨😷
Sar sar sar 🙏
Ok OK OK.
Speak about your own country.
I do. Hence the immediate information.
great video
Thank you Hisham. Appreciate the great support.