Arab poet destroys entire tribe for offending him - with a single line..

[@ayeshak6822]

So this is where the tradition of rappers dissing each other originated. Lol.

[@barakato]

RAP is short for Rhymes And Poems so yeah😂

[@dr_zyzz]

Dissing is called Hijaa' هجاء in arabic

[@salmannadeem2827]

Rappers are the rubbish of society, coming from a person who used to listen to them. They have no eloquence or wisdom, just utter idiots throwing swears and threats.

[@Ceptory]

There is a form of poetry in Arabia called Nahu(not sure about this spelling at all),each line has a rhythm to it, almost like rap but rap is a disservice to it tho.

[@redsol3629]

The Arabic reverence of poetry intrigues me. Also, you are a natural storyteller.

[@chaouchahmed8991]

Not even Arabic or Muslim but educational content, thank you, putting a comment for the algorithm of KZbin.

[@snakejuce]

You have "ahmed" in your name....

[@tausiftaha12]

​@@snakejuce odd... Maybe he's a murtad, may Allah guide him

[@mrjugurtha4077]

I’m not Arab but Muslim l have a degree in Arabic literature and l know 4 languages and l think Arabic language is the most unique and organised and beautiful language in this planet I can see now why Iberians and North Africans became arabized and fell in love with the Arabic culture

[@mrjugurtha4077]

@@snakejuceChristian Arab

[@Mohammed-jf2sp]

@@mrjugurtha4077النصارى العرب لا يسمون بأحمد عادةً.

[@ChristineLi]

I could listen to your stories forever. Charming, suble, human and wise. Thank you. Instant subscribe.

[@1972akmalkhuzairy]

I guess you should have also explained that those words (ka'ab and kilāb) being used to humiliate the numayr tribe are homonyms. Ka'ab means the heel or the proper noun of a tribe , as kilāb would also mean the owners of dogs which also connotes with status and also a type of despicable contagious desease.(3 meanings). Numayr is a proper noun of a tribe but also means a small tiger. In Arabic the word structure as such would mean to belittle the status of the reference. So, its a clever play of words. Hence, the paraphrasing of the meaning of the line could be: Get lost, you are from a tribe that is named after a small tiger, low in status which neither reach the height of a heel, nor does it reach the positions of the owners of dogs and not even enough to be of the status of a despicable contagious disease. Kinda like a punch under the navel really for the numayr tribe.😂

[@ArabicFluency]

Barakallah feek, but I haven't seen this interpretation in the sharhs of the bayt I referred too. Not sure this is a style the Arabs used. But do share any references you may have come across.

[@Not_-me]

No these are lineages ka’ab and kilab are lineages from the tribe of Hawazin from which Numair (tribe are also from) but the former two are more famous and have a higher status and no disrespect to Numair because they were one of the few small tribes that didn’t ask help from their cousins. Arab named the big tribes which have smaller tribes in it like (hawazin have many tribes like the three mentioned in the poem are all from it)who are strong as skulls which are 8 Embers/cinders which are three meaning tribes that didn’t ask for help from their cousins which Numair tribe are from.

[@bastboargoub9786]

The meaning of K'ab and Kilab is that they are ancestors of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.

[@7N_GA]

Bro dissed them so hard people still talk about it.

[@allahnbirkulu6942]

XD

[@El9endilo]

Dude we have This tribe North Africa Banu Amir they were among the Arabs who emigrated here they are known for being savages now i think i know what tribe they were originally from (numeir) i'm gonna start dissing their great Great great great great... Grandsons 😅

[@crongo4284]

Haha

[@domnanzwandor]

So hard. How do you even reply this?

[@IamWhoIam2023]

Fact 👍 😂😂😂

[@Servant_of_Allah_956]

الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام ❤

[@kudusamuni1562]

Ma Shaa Allah! Your dexterity in both languages is appreciated.

[@DonJuanMarco1994]

Poetry is such a joy. Crafting art through words.

[@aqilnorm]

Such a great video. Please bring more stories from Arabic civilization. Interestingly Arabics and Pashtuns have many linguistic and civilizational similarities which I intend to bring forward in the future.

[@adamfirst9321]

I knew that Arabic and Poetry went hand in hand… However i didnt know the extent of it. Your analogy to today’s Social Media.. is perfect.. because even if times and technology change.. People are ALWAYS the same.. So, it seems, the Poets of Arabia and their Poetry, were something like today’s Clout Chasers, Influencers, Karens/Darens, Food/Restaurant Critics, Yelp!, Tweeter, YT, TikTok, the Internet and Hollywood, all rolled into one… And the Quran came and Destroyed ALL that!!! No wonder they thought it was performing “magic” on them. Imagine if a Pure, True form of Media came along and was able to destroy the ENTIRELY CORRUPT MEDIA structure of the Evil Doers of this World!! What would WE say?? Great video.. an Eye-Opener. Thank You very much, brother. Peace.

[@noorulhudaabubakar3741]

Great perspective

[@mfarjr1848]

MasyaAllah. Beautiful story you have there brother. This makes me understand why Quran is the greatest mukjizat for our Prophet SAW. Thank you so much.

[@hasseaouled6032]

I heard this poet’s story many years ago and I thought about him yesterday. And suddenly KZbin recommends me this video.

[@lukmonabdulsalam]

wallahi exactly me except that yours is eights months ago

[@Urdu]

Urdu is proud to have inherited its literary tradition from Arabic via Persian influence! ❤

[@هياالبلوي-ت2ز]

اللغه الاوريه ٨٥٪؜ من مفرداتها عربيه ولا ابالغ لمن اقول٨٥ اي عربي يسمع الاورديه يفهم اكثر الجمل

[@SAM7c1]

فَغُضَّ الطَرفَ إِنَّكَ مِن نُمَيرٍفَلا كَعباً بَلَغتَ وَلا كِلابا

[@abdullahbb]

Salam Alikum, brother Masha’allah, I’m and Arab from saudi , and I was delighted to know your channel, wow you are so capable to transfer the mean into English even it is a very hard to do. You are the best to explain Arabic language in English .. May Allah rewards you. And Ramadan Kareem

[@ArabicFluency]

Walaykum salam ww. Barakallah feek akhi al kareem. May Allah grant you jannah. Ramadan Mubarak.

[@ajithsidhu7183]

@@ArabicFluency please do on warfare and what young men can learn from poems

[@Warriorgirl2018]

Ur hold on both the languages is terrific.. ❤

[@AhmedBinQasim]

JazakAllah akh✨️

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@AMDamxn]

Freedom of speech at its finest. To insult a tribe in amidst of their tribesmen without fearing any repercussions. This is the beauty and safety that Islam provides.

[@MAGH1O1]

Freedom is the blood that runs in Arabs veins and pure nobility is their highest pride. This has always been their main characteristic way before Islam. This is why Allah (swt) chose them to carry his last message to all humanity. Today they and their character and language are under a viscious existential attack. All is being gradually lost unfortunately.

[@Think_and_Reflect]

But this happened during Jahiliyya phase right? EDIT: Nope, it didn't. Al Farazdaq was born in 641 AD and died in 728 AD

[@AwabAbidzied]

​@@MAGH1O1 I wish it were true. Corruption is still affecting the arabs. Most men aren't Muslim. Even my own brother. As a matter of fact, you're right. I do feel the freedom to be as truthful and honest as possible. When I grow old I'll try to write poetry and see if I could expose certain subjects and topics.

[@free_palestine786]

Exactly.... even amma khadija was a businesswoman during jahiliya. But somehow its credit goes to islam. She was doing businesses before arrival of islam​@@Think_and_Reflect

[@free_palestine786]

​@@AwabAbidziedbet that guy is south asian. I will never get their obsession of putting arabs on a higher pedestal as if arabs or arabic is divine....

[@ahdid6105]

Barak Allah.. Amazing content. I'm an Arab who is in love of Arabic literature. Happy to find your content and appreciate your effort..

[@aicha22613]

جزاك الله خيرا أستاذي الكريم، أنا عربية من المغرب وأستفيد من قناتك، رغم أني أعرف القصة لكني سعدت بنقلك إيها إلى الانجليزبة، وبهذا الإتقان، ماشاء الله عليك.

[@SigmaSankalp]

So this is what ancient diss track looks like

[@5ynext515]

😂😂😂

[@jschlopes]

Just found this channel before going to bed and have thoroughly enjoyed this video. I will look into more videos in the future jazakallah khair brother

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Thank you for watching.

[@al-amiyr1523]

Maa shaa' ALLAAH. May ALLAAH - High and Exalted - increase you in your knowledge and eloquence to convey to us the gems of the Arabic language for people in the English language - 'in shaa' ALLAAH.

[@shaakirabintyahya7359]

Amazing story. Jazaakumullah khairan

[@mabrouk642]

طريقة سرد رائعة، ماشاء الله. I miss my Arabic so much, and glad I found your channel.

[@NazTheGreat]

I don't know why i didn't come across this channel before Great video!

من المغرب بارك الله فيكم استاذنا وجزاك خيرا شاركت فيديوك على فايسبوك وواتسآب From Morocco, may ALLAH bless you, master, and reward you goods. I shared your video on Facebook and WhatsApp

[@FatimaMaLady]

Jazakallahu khayran brother.

[@kasimnurlgn4914]

I don't have words to express how amazed I am with this story. Well said brother, well said!

[@suman-by7gt]

what a beautiful language, absolute delightful to hear, although I don't understand it

[@ArabicFluency]

Thank you for watching!

[@ajithsidhu7183]

@@ArabicFluency please do on the prophet Mohammad admiration of jatts when he met them

[@Masternaldo]

@@ajithsidhu7183 fake news

[@archertroop5784]

@@ajithsidhu7183 yeh kAb hua 🤣

[@tauqeer_]

@@ajithsidhu7183 🤣

[@sultanghani7356]

Thanks brother may Allah increase your knowledge.

[@hashirabdullah8645]

We need more of these

[@vivalapalestine7235]

I love this channel! Keep up the good work

[@33Chapter]

They should never start a fire that they can't put out

[@ArabicFluency]

True!

[@AdamKhanSahib-DaS]

In fact no one should start anything destructive they cannot control

[@phillipanon7139]

Very well narrated! Thank you.

[@youngwolfe6963]

Nuff appreciation bradda!

[@Hrkdntbsid]

I just came across this channel and I absolutely loved this video

[@turkialbalushi6827]

As an arab i see you missing some context, when he said he couldnt reach kaab and kilaba, it also means youre so low you can't reach an ankle or a dog from how low they are, double meanings dont forget them

[@oz4863]

كعب وكلاب فروع من بني عامر بن صعصعة وهم أبناء عمومة بني نمير ولا يقصد الفرزدق المعنى الذي ذكرته بل يعني أن كعب وكلاب سادة على العرب وهذا شرف لم يناله بنو نمير

[@De_Arius]

No he not means this if you know kilab and ka'ab

[@Not_-me]

No ka’ab and kilab are tribes more famous than nomair.

[@Not_-me]

لا يا عبقري كعب وكلاب قبايل من عامر بن صعصعة يعني ابناء عم نمير لكن هم اشهر من نمير.

[@ThePriceIsNeverRight]

يا ذكي هو يعرف ذلك، هو أراد القول أن للبيت معنيين​ او دلالتين كلتاهما عن قصد صحيحتين @@Not_-me

[@hithere7688]

Ma Sha Allah! This is becoming my fav channelll

[@SR-bn3bj]

This is such cool content I am commenting just so that it reaches more people!

[@samianiamatullah2846]

Keep telling us more stories.

[@yahyeahmed8749]

Thank you for sharing.

[@AnthonySmith-hl2pq]

❤SUBHAN ALLAHI WABI HAMDIHI SUBHAN ALLAH HIL ADEEM❤

[@المويهي-ذ6ن]

It's cool, but you didn't mention that part 😂 After this poem, there were three boys from the Numayr tribe playing on horses, and a woman passed by and they kept looking at her until she stumbled in her dress in shame and fell. She said while she was angry 😡 O Banu Namir, you did not apply the word of God, tell the believers to close their eyes.” And you did not apply the words of the poet Jarir?

[@AliKhan-zi3ni]

Thanks

[@hasansiddiqui3422]

That's why Quran is in itself a miracle of Prophet Muhammad(saw) from Allah

[@abirahmed8643]

SubhanAllah how great the Quran is♡

[@chanpasadopolska]

So Arabs cannot be offended if someone diss them

[@supersoundandvision]

am so amazed how you know Arabic very well, well done my brother from Pakistan and keep the good jop,

[@kausamsalam8543]

Thank you for this lesson. What an intriguing discussion of the ancient Arab tradition before Quran. Much appreciated.

[@I_got_the_keys]

It wasn't before Qur'an. Arab pagans were burying their children before islam. Islam came and civilized and educated the whole world. Destroyed all pagan ignorance. Read Qur'an bro it's the best speech.

[@arthurhagopian4638]

Thank you for this highly interesting and informative piece

[@dmacleod04]

Recommended from the algorithm. Subbed!

[@ibrahim.1606]

Jazakallahu khairan for sharing

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@Aman-gk1cb]

بارك الله فيكم

[@hafeezbhi322]

Very great video I learned more in this one video jazak Allah brother

[@Bees-are-awsome]

Subscribed! This channel will grow greatly and many will benefit

[@ArabicFluency]

Ameen. Barakallah feek

[@bon12121]

Thank you

[@Aladin-r8t]

Arabic is the mother tongue of Humanity.

[@YOU-ot9ep]

That would be Phoenician

[@sisjnwjwk7832]

@@YOU-ot9epPhoenician and Arabic are same language family derived from a single language

[@Aladin-r8t]

@@sisjnwjwk7832 correct ! Phoenician Canaanite Arabs.

[@qanatabdarrahmanalhanbali]

بارك الله فيك وأطل الله بقاءك

[@ArabicFluency]

wafeek akhi

[@AB-gq3cz]

SubhanAllah, amazing!

[@ahmed1028]

Bro dropped a Hit em up

[@lxmdmrxl1261]

😂😂😂

[@grantmedical]

جزاك اللهُ خيرًا

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@saeedjaanz]

And when Quran came, every poet got destroyed ❤️

[@mohammedulhassan6664]

SubhanAllah

[@screetstreet3232]

Love this bro

[@طالبِعلم-ر9ذ]

Just got here on this channel... Great content akhi ❤️ keep going ❤️❤️💯

[@zainjaber7647]

So beautiful said

[@saudalghamdi1267]

Thank you very much Brother for your informative content. Love Jarir! ♥️🤣

[@PlaywMish]

Great video my brother, but I wish you put some emphasis on why he mentioned Ka'ab and Kilab in the poem which was because Numayr, Ka'ab and Kilab were all part of the larger Banu Amir tribe. Which is to say Numayr are the lowest in terms of status between the sons of Banu Amir.

[@ibrahimbinomar]

He's trying to say that in the ancient arab world poetry was like AlJazeera which mans that if they called you a dictator or a terrorist you going to be a dictator or terrorist the sociological damage was severe

[@eddiedann6472]

Subhanallah!! 😊❤️

[@Osakerman]

What is unknown is that a poet from numayr replied to the bayt with another bayt with a stronger insult وَلَولا أَن يُقالَ هَجا نُمَير اًوَلَم نَسمَع لِشاعِرِها جَوابا رَغِبنا عَن هِجاءِ بَني كُلَيبٍ وَكَيفَ يُشاتِمُ الناسُ الكِلابا This bayt and poem weren’t spread around as strong as the first bayt.

[@ArabicFluency]

Thanks for sharing. I think what makes a strong hijaa is in part, its ability to spread or to 'go viral'.

[@noyonuls6521]

It is true,like the media today!

[@drshabihsiddiqui]

Awesome narrative. An eye opener! JazakAllah for sharing. Visited Jarir Bookstore scores of time in Jeddah without ever realizing the name referred to a great poet.Similar to a desert traveller who views the desert from his car but stops not to hold an handful of sand or walk on the sand dunes nearby and contemplate on the emptiness around.

[@yassincasaful]

Allah yezidek akhi bi ma kounta ta3maloun.

[@samtom7212]

Great content!!! I am studying Arabic and I am interested a lot in these stories. As you said, it gives a lot of inside into the Arabic society. Well done. My question: I heard Arab people say that those poets were so sophisticated, that there linguistic skills even surpassed the language of the Quran. And that it was known. What is your opinion on that?

[@dismantler4545]

Not true, when Allah revealed the verse: “And if you are in doubt about what We have revealed to Our servant,1 then produce a sûrah like it and call your helpers other than Allah, if what you say is true.”(Surah Al-Baqarah, Ayah 22) Tafsir: “Therefore, this is a general challenge to the Arab disbelievers, the most eloquent among all nations. Allah challenged the Arab disbelievers both in Makkah and Al-Madinah several times, especially since they had tremendous hatred and enmity for the Prophet ﷺ and his religion. Yet, they were unable to succeed in answering the challenge”(Tafsir Ibn Kathir) Moreover the Tafsir Surah Al-Mudathir provides more information, and examples such as that of al-walid bin al mughira.

[@rizwanmallick4884]

Compliments. Your English has matching literary flavour!

[@rocketleague2136]

And Qur'an made them all poets shut up

[@rashidashaikh9381]

Alhamdulillah bro well explained🎉

[@Dean.AlAmriki]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@AliKhan-zi3ni]

I love your facial expressions while saying , " Wallahi La Usqilanna....."

[@ma-xd5pj]

اللهم صل و سلم و بارك على نبينا محمد و آله و صحبه و سلم.

[@ssusnqlunch4523]

Interesting how strong the words are in the Arab society. It could increase your status or lower it

[@AbdullahIbrahimMusa]

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑭𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑫𝒐𝒘𝒏 𝒐𝒇 𝑺𝒊𝒏𝒔] Anas bin Malik narrated that: the Prophet (ﷺ) passed by a tree with dry leaves, so he struck it with his staff, making the leaves fall. Then he said: “Indeed, ‘all praise is due to Allah, (Al-Ḥamdulillāhh)’ ‘glory to Allah, (Subḥān Allāh)’ ‘none has the right to be worshipped but Allah, (Lā Ilāha Illallāh)’ and ‘Allah is the greatest (Allāhu Akbar)’ cause the sins to fall from the worshipper, just as the leaves of this tree fall.” (Jami` at-Tirmidhi 3533 / Hasan)

[@hameratahir]

Ancient influencers! Thank you for this history.

[@Wisdom_Aspirant]

SubhanAllah!

[@lukmonabdulsalam]

please write out the whole qaseedah, i beg of you with Allah

[@HussainIbnHabibi]

They gotta make a response someday💀

[@AdilXs-b5n]

So , To disgrace the entire tribe based on the actions of a few individuals is perfectly fine !

[@hamzasaleem3242]

Masterpiece ♥️♥️

[@agharbi1724]

Salaamalakuim where can I find the painting at 0:43 very beautiful mashallah

[@abuyusuf755]

أطفئ سراجك و نَم بفتح النون لا بكسرها😊.موفق

[@nurulhasan3953]

I came across by no accident. Allah must have planned it in Lauh Mahfuz. MasyaAllah. I do wanna master Arabic.

[@hussaintumi1544]

جزاك الله خيرا أخي الكريم

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak.

[@tia2ait]

Aslamoalaikum. It was the best video i watched today.

[@شاد]

Love These Videos Keep Them Coming ❤

[@SolathPrime]

As soon as I heard Al-Farazdaq I knew this was gonna be fire

[@Moominaaaaaaaaa]

The way u related that w Qur'an, 👏

[@Wakobear.]

جزاكم الله خيرا

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@MusaB_al-Abedi]

الراعي النميري : يا صاجبَيّ دنا الأصيل فسيرا غلب الفرزدق في الهجاء جرير

[@muhaddesachowdhury1001]

Sometimes I wonder if the people in the future will look and discuss diss tracks like we do with poetry 😅