Tafsir 6 - The Explanation of Bismillah

[@danielpetergriffin]

0:10 I am interested to hear this

[@danielpetergriffin]

6:01 oh I see. Ok

[@danielpetergriffin]

4:16 hold up, how was Eesa alayhi salaam being told to write Arabic when he spoke Aramaic

[@mznxbcv12345]

No such thing as Aramaic, that's an anachronism for what people back then spoke, Inreality, it was a dialect of Arabic.

[@mkmp7154]

@@mznxbcv12345please don't say the wrong things. There were only 4 Arab prophets and Eesa is not one of them. He came to Bani Israil who were not Arabs. Whatever language they spoke it certainly wasn't Arabic but believed to be Aramaic amongst the general people and Hebrew was known by their scholars/rabbis. Other languages could have been Greek or some such language spoken by the Romans of the time