Reacting To Why The QURAN Is In ARABIC!

[@aminemairif5124]

That writing is not regular Arabic, it's a special kind of writing meant to be beautiful. Regular Arabic writing is much simpler and easier to use.

[@rivershen8954]

Pretty sure its called calligraphy.

[@manaalmoosa7977]

Think of it like writing English in cursive

[@madriwallah]

Its a font

[@siham431]

I really hope you do a live with the 3 Muslims, they would answer Insha'Allah all your questions about Islam

[@watchtube3288]

The 3 Muslims “

[@Ma.jb5]

3 muslims you mean?

[@siham431]

@@Ma.jb5 yeah thank you I edited it

[@siham431]

@@watchtube3288 yea thank you

[@Lizdownsouth]

I 2nd this 👍

[@rikka6313]

0:33 If anyone’s wondering why Arabic looks so complicated, this part of the video shows a woman doing Arabic calligraphy, which is a more complicated way of writing and arranging the letters done simply for aesthetics.

[@sajidah11]

As an Arab we study calligraphy in school because there are many types but we study only two types and the most interesting thing that there are some Arabic calligraphy that Arab cannot read 😬💗💗

[@siham431]

Also Camel has all these names in Arabic because of how Allah created it .Camel can stay alive even if it doesn't drink water for a long time , it has two eyelid the first as all animals the second is transparent , it protects its eyes from storms in desert...these are just two wonderful things from a lot of unbelievable thing SubhanaLlah.

[@shifa6874]

Arabic learning is too much fun It's a mathematical language, just like you got a formula n you can do the miracles with one formula, it's just like playing a game Extremely poetic language It's naturally musical without any instruments I'm not Arab but I extremely love this language

[@fizariaz9170]

How do you learn arabic?

[@ahmadmanga]

@@fizariaz9170 first start with learning the letters, and ask an Arab native to teach you the rest... If you're only doing it to learn the Qur'an I recommend learning the Qur'an and words as you come across in it. Qur'an is in the classical Arabic, but the words used in it are surprisingly small compared to how deep the language is. If you're learning Arabic to speak with Arabs you'll need to know first which Arab people you want to speak to. Every Arab culture has it's own dialect, while we all understand Modern Standard Arabic, it's not the natural way for most Arabs to speak in, so have a specific reason to learn Arabic and learn what fits it best. Even most Arabs today aren't well-versed in Arabic so you don't need much to reach our level.

[@waleedabbasi-mc2bb]

Why these two made video nowadays did they accept ISLAM bro answer please

[@kmabroukful]

13:44 Qatar did that and Disney was not happy about it, they shut them down after two animations, the prophet and bilal, it was in Arabic and then dubbed by crazy Hollywood actors like ralph fienes, salma hayek, guys you have to understand there is difference between money and abundance of it, then position of power in the global structure. I hope you pick up what I’m trying to say between the lines though.

[@gicilo386]

Fact

[@savakid6019]

That style of writing sometimes can be difficult to read but it's just some artistic way of writing in Arabic so u don't have to know exactly what are those words. When people write the Quran in that style they make the words more readable for people so its not that difficult

[@samias.8498]

That's calligraphy

[@kmabroukful]

Calligraphy is an art, don’t expect us to draw what we want to say all the time

[@Lebnaniyi]

Yes!! That’s calligraphy. If you Google Islamic Art, that’s the type of writing you will most likely find in a Muslim household. It’s used for writing God’s words in a beautiful way and a decor in homes etc.

[@samias.8498]

Vlad & Eoghan, you are forgetting that Arabic has an alphabet, not characters like Chinese. Once you learn the alphabet, everything will make sense. Those little characters next to the major characters are the vowels.

[@kaka09876543210]

The number of Arabic alphabet is comparable to english too.

[@ahmadmanga]

@@kaka09876543210 yeah only 28

[@yugiohmasterduel8789]

The thing is, applying your view of today's world doesn't apply 1400 years ago. As someone who speaks 5 languages, Arabic is the most beautiful, precise and complex.

[@algerianchaouki5705]

Ancient Arabic is way more complex than modern Arabic and modern Arabic is the most complex language today (Chinese complexity is in the writing and pronunciation, Arabic complexity is in grammar and vocabulary).

[@lama-3420]

I am Arab Indeed, the Arabic language is difficult and profound even for Arabs like me. Most of the time when I borrow old books on poetry and literature. I can never understand the book even though the book is in fluent Arabic. So we study the Arabic language all our lives.

[@tornadofay]

that's why we should have Arabic dictionary ( معجم ) at home and we had been taught at school how to extract the root of a word.

[@ahmadmanga]

@@tornadofay Yes, I'm happy we have one in our home but I replaced it with Google myself.

[@tornadofay]

@@ahmadmanga I still open mine till this day, sometimes it's fun to just open and read randomly ;)

[@editscooledits]

You guys should definitely do a live with The 3 Muslims

[@lameeselomamy6870]

I really hope you do a live with 3muslims, you look like you are really welling to learn and you have to take the right answers

[@44hgda]

13:20 The Saudi people recognize that we were not witnesses to the lives of the prophets and their companions, nor do we know precise details about them. Therefore, attempting to portray their stories risks distortion or misrepresentation. Religion holds a sacred status and should not be treated as a commodity for promotion. Additionally, depicting their appearances may lead to inappropriate imitation or false claims. However, Saudi Arabia is committed to producing works that highlight Arab history and culture, including stories of the wars against the Ottomans, the lives of pre-Islamic poets, and collaborations with anime companies to creatively present and preserve authentic Arab heritage.

[@Ibrahim-jb8pr]

The Islam edits are the best 😂

[@sidahmed789]

It’s not that arabic is complex it’s that english is simple french too for example, also it is a beautiful rich language, i like english but being arabic and having learned it as a kid i can tell you that speaking in arabic is so rich that languages like english feels kinda blend next to it

[@tornadofay]

I am Arab too and I never laughed at English joke or pun because it's too blend and meh Also English songs too I always find its words are too few and rhyme is weak and no different styles of rhymes but I like the music and the artistic sense in some songs that's the only reason.

[@adhamhisham2133]

@@tornadofay Arabic jokes are much better and FEELABLE. It is because of the DEPTH of the language

[@AM-cy2dd]

You can pick up arabic easily ... just go live in the middle east for 6 months to a year ... the letters you saw on the board is arabic calligraphy that is even hard for me to read as a native arabic speaker ... one of the reasons the quran is so unique ... is that a person with most basic writing and reading skills can read it just as the most intellectuals ... both are gonna be hit by the quran's captivating words, meanings and wisdom ... good video pick 👍

[@notamirrrr]

arabic is very easy

[@Shin-zy5gp]

13:18 Because the great powers fight Islam, distort them in the media, and fabricate incidents and attribute them to them. How do you expect them to be allowed to spread their religion more?

[@adhamhisham2133]

That production idea you had is genius. As an Egyptian and Arab, I WISH we would do that.

[@ahmadmanga]

11:20 About the style thing, ask anyone who's experienced in art and show them a new piece of an artist they know, they'll feel it's familiar, they recognize the style, every artist has something that goes into their art and you can't even poinpoint it. No matter how hard you try to speak like someone, your own speaking style shows too.

[@dalalaljabri1691]

really enjoyed and laughed at your commentary on the video. Thank you very much😊

[@ahmad.alwany]

The beauty of the Arabic language in abbreviation means a sentence consisting of 5 words that can be combined with one word. As a speaker of the Arabic language, I find it the most difficult language in the world, but writing in Arabic varies in difficulty according to the fonts used in writing, as it becomes more beautiful and complex at the same time by using compound fonts.❤🇸🇦🇸🇾☪️

[@aichamuhammad5904]

5:20 It's far more eloquent language and vocabulary is massive!! So it's harder but words don't have assumed or accepted cultural connotations. They are specific and factual.. because certain words in English language have different connotations with time,generations, region etc! You can't manipulate Arabic language and it's meaning! It's difficult to assign your personal connotations! The problem with English the western world has that everyone has their own meaning of simple words! Like what does feminity means to you,how you define it etc

[@IzzatouJallow]

I hope you can get an English translated QURAN. Love from Africa

[@LowreinsRally]

اللغة العربية جميلة جداً. و دين الإسلام هو الدين الحق لانه دين توحيد و كل الأنبياء جائو الى شعوبهم برسالة التوحيد و كان لكل رسول شريعة خاصة به ليعلمها قومه و لاننا نعبد إله واحد. الله هو خالق كل شي وهو رب العالمين الإنس و الجن و الحيوانات و الملائكة و الكون و الله يخلق ما لا نعلم هو الذي ارسل الينا الرسل عليهم السلام مثل موسى و عيسى و نوح و إبراهيم و إسحاق و يعقوب و محمد. ليبينو لنا انه إله واحد هو فقط من يستحق العبادة و ليحذروا الناس من الكفر بالله و إتّباع الشيطان و الشرك و ان يعبدو شيئ غير الله الواحد خالق كل شيئ و رب كل شيئ The Arabic language is very beautiful. The religion of Islam is the true religion because it is a religion of monotheism, and all the prophets came to their people with the message of monotheism, and each messenger had his own law to teach his people, and because we worship one God. Allah is the Creator of everything and He is the Lord of the worlds, mankind, jinn, animals, angels, and the universe. God creates what we do not know. He is the one who sent us the messengers, peace be upon them, such as Moses, Jesus, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Muhammad. To show us that there is only one God worthy of worship, and to warn people against disbelieving in God, following Satan and polytheism, and worshiping anything other than the One God, the Creator of everything and Lord of everything.

[@mohdsufiansalleh4085]

I'm Malay. We re to use both these letters which we call (rumi) for the alphabet and (jawi) for Arabic. They both could be use to write the Malay language and both are as easy to use assuming you have no problem differentiating small differences between objects.

[@sidahmed789]

As last message and advice, as a kid i was forced to believe in islam with no real explanation which made me resent it in a way as i grew up i realised what i was taught wasn’t all correct and they way i wasn’t taught also wasn’t correct so i decided to learn for my self going on this journey for knowledge which led me closer to allah, that’s what’s beatiful about islam and the quran, it tells you to ask questions and search for results and not follow just cuz others are doing it, I’m telling you, it’s the best thing you can do in this life, get to the degree where you believe so much in the afterlife and working to get there, it’s the best relief you can get, you don’t fear death or hardships anymore you embrace them with no negative feelings

[@aminaabdulqadir5480]

But this is Arabic calligraphyyyy! This take hours to do ,normally we don’t write this way😊 …btw I have tried taken lecture notes in both Arabic and English and Arabic is faster…even though I write in English most of the time but in arabic the same sentence will have lesser words :)

[@malekanas-zz6xu]

لا اله الا الله وحده لا شريك له له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير ومحمد عبده ورسوله صلى الله عليه وسلم لا اله الا الله سبحانه وتعالى عما يصفون واتوب اليه واسبحه واحمده واكبره واعبده واسغفره ولا حول ولا قوة الا بالله العلي العظيم واسجد له ليلا ونهارا ولا اله الا الله سبحانه وتعالى عما يصفون واتوب اليه واسبحه

[@nionanoman4800]

just a disclaimer .. the Arabic the video speaks about here is not used anymore. and the writing at the start isn't how Arabic is written on regular basis it is just an artistic way of writing. and it is another big section in Arabic which is styles of writing (kind of like Japanese and Chinese language have)

[@ABDVL01]

Imagine mastering a language then hearing a new category of speech in that language. Its like discovering a new color you’ve never seen before.

[@lamaghanayim9152]

Arabic has 27/28 letters, the dashes you mentioned were added later in order for those who don't speak Arabic natively to understand the sound the letter makes according to the dash. It's interesting to see your reactions learning on this

[@OfficiallyBu1]

1:22 there is so many different fonts in Arabic, and as well different handwriting styles so yeah at this point we're kinda similar to English

[@yasinachekzai2567]

11:30 What he means by that is extremely difficult to explain and it would have to be experienced first hand. It is by definition unimaginable. Basically the moment the Holy Qur'an was first revealed to the people, they were in shock, because to them it simply was unimaginable that their language, the language they thought they had complete mastery over, could be used in such a new way. Imagine if someone came to you and spoke proper and grammatically correct English to you, but he uses the language in a new and beautiful way that you couldn't even have thought about in a 1000 years. You can't imagine that of course, but that is what gave so much credence to the Holy Qur'an. The unimaginable actually happened in front of the very eyes and ears of these people. Even to the enemies of Islam back then, it was clear that these words didn't come from a human and they accused the Prophet (saw) of being a magician or of being in cahoots with the Jinn, or an evil deity. 1400 years later, the Holy Qur'an seems much more "normal" of course, as the modern Arabic language has changed and adapted a lot due to its existence, but even to this day, there is this certain feeling you get when your read it. The feeling that these really are the words of a Higher Being, directed at you specifically. Actually, even a good translated interpretation can have a very weak version of this effect on the listener. It's eerie and one reason why the Holy Qur'an is considered the miracle of Islam. Your idea about an Islamic equivalent to Hollywood sounds nice, but the depiction of religious figures is strictly forbidden in Islam, to avoid the risk of idolatry. There is one movie called "The Message", which is from the 70s. It was directed by a Muslim and tells the story of the Prophet (saw), but it does that in a very unique manner, as it has to do so without actually showing him or even his voice, and without showing any of his closest companions either. That of course make the movie a potentially difficult watch, especially for non-Muslims who don't understand why these precautions had to be made. It also lead to the director being forced to take some artistic liberties, which is also a spicy topic in itself. Still a great movie though. The strength of Islam is not that it uses modern technology to spread its message, its strength is that it remains unchanged, despite all new technology. It's the fastest growing religion currently, so despite all, an optimisation isn't required.

[@afnanedwan2233]

we have a lot of cartoons about stories mentioned in the Quran in Arabic and I think there is a translated copy also we have a series of Movies about the prophet Muhammad pace been upon him and their friends life. the issue is that No one is allowed to play the role of the Prophet or one of his friends in the movie cause no one is Looklike him in reality and it's not allowed for Muslims or non-Muslims to create a pic in their minds for a prophet like the phote they see we know their characteristics like hair colors wich mentioned in sunaa and hope to see him in paradise InshAllah

[@jihentheiri988]

0:33 that's a verse in Surat Baquara in Quran and it says Besmillah (In the name of allah) :"Allahu laaa ilaaha illaa huwal haiyul qai-yoom laa taakhuzuhoo sinatunw wa laa nawm; lahoo maa fissamaawaati wa maa fil ard man zallazee yashfa’u indahooo illaa be iznih ya’lamu maa baina aideehim wa maa khalfahum wa laa yuheetoona beshai ‘immin ‘ilmihee illa be maa shaaaa wasi’a kursiyyuhus samaa waati wal arda wa la ya’ooduho hifzuhumaa wa huwal aliyyul ‘azeem" Which translatess to :"Allah - there is no deity except Him, the Ever-Living, the Sustainer of [all] existence. Neither drowsiness overtakes Him nor sleep. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. Who is it that can intercede with Him except by His permission? He knows what is [presently] before them and what will be after them, and they encompass not a thing of His knowledge except for what He wills. His Kursi (Throne) extends over the heavens and the earth, and their preservation tires Him not. And He is the Most High, the Most Great." Obviously, the girl in the video didn't finish writing it, the video is edited duh but yeah that's what's written and it's so easy to read and write once you know the language, because in Arabic each sound has its own letter and therefore when you spot the letter you know how to read it.

[@pick_pick_pick]

Think like a programmer when you think about Arabic and non-Arabic as silent or speechless

[@irunamonk885]

Wow nice reaction video... Its very inspiring... Thank you very much bro for making this video...

[@xasimcabdo9518]

13:40 Actually there is a cartoon the i love watch it when i was young that talks about the storys in the quran it was called قصص الانسان في القران which means storys of human in the quran

[@Subhan_Dawah]

If your intentions are pure toward truth.. you will find truth....

[@alimo9087]

The number of those who speak Arabic is few in the world, because when the Islamic army enters any country, it does not force them to learn the Arabic language, but rather makes them preserve the same language, customs and traditions of their own, because this is the religion of peace for all people, then he teaches them the important things in religion such as God and the Prophet Muhammad And the Holy Quran is not necessary to change your language in order to learn this ❤❤Language is needed in reading the Holy Quran🤝🤝

[@saadhere356]

Great reaction. And you are two so it's pretty interactive when you both share your perspective. Could you also make a reaction video for Zam Zam, a miracle water well in Mecca?

[@TariqThanian]

wow i love how u guys are growing on youtube i've been watching ur vids when u used to get like 12 comments or so. as a guy from Saudi Arabia i agree with you even us arabs we don't know most of these words its like the (Actual Arabic) like in english when it used to be like (hollowed be thy name) kinda english no one speaks that however the Quran is in the original text that can't be messed with and thats why we have something called Tafseer and thats basically the explanation of the Quran even for Arabs like myself we do need that so we don't get the wrong idea cuz some words we use in our modern arabic but it doesn't mean the same thing that it used to.

[@das-Abenteuer-des-Menschen]

if you ask a linguist the english language origin is 38% arabic, which is pretty much

[@budisantoso-sr9gy]

What you saw in video is caligraphy is an art of arabic writing, some dots and line there is just ornament for artistic purpose. But yes some mark there are used to vowel letters

[@Tahia213]

I really like Vlad personality the most. He is so open minded and less judgmental 🥰

[@khalidoubihi8657]

At 11:45 Brother, in order to understand what he says first you need to learn Arabic, second you to read Quran, then only you gonna understand what he says I'm from Morocco and I speak Arabic, brother I have to tell you that the ability of Quran to deliver a lot of meaning in few words to the Arab 1400 years ago it's just MIND BLOWING, to them it just a miracle

[@anne_50x95]

Bilal: A New Breed of Hero This is an animated film that talks about Bilal bin Rabah, a companion and muezzin of the Prophet Muhammad Bilal was one of the first to convert to Islam and one of the weak ones who were tortured to leave Islam as he was a slave to Banu Jamah from the Quraysh, so his master Umayyah bin Khalaf tortured him after he declared his conversion to Islam.

[@yoon1710]

You wouldn’t realise or understand how powerful is the words and sentences in the Quran, how it is different from any normal Arabic books and poetry until you know the Arabic language 😅. Even those who have Arabic as their first language doesn’t realise this fact (they do study about it but you know) And not all of them of course. For us Muslims and Arabs Quran is a miracle not only for what it’s contain or what it is talking about, but for how perfect each word was placed, the so special way of speaking. Those who studied the Arabic language (like literally, I mean scientists but I don’t know how to name them? Arabic language scientists?) would be the most people who’d really enjoy the beauty of the Quran language! This is also why the Quran can’t be changed and wasn’t even, when we hear a verse from the Quran we know it’s from the Quran, knowing that not all of us memorise it at all, but because of how powerful and distinct it is, we can tell that it is god’s words. “And if you are in doubt about what we have sent down upon our servant [Muhammad], then produce a Surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful (23). But if you do not - and you will never be able to, then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers (24).” Surah Al-Baqarah. Hope this helps!

[@sheikhshamim786]

It's incredible that before learning you are explaining

[@lamaghanayim9152]

Vlad's explanations are on a whole different level

[@shifa6874]

13:27 as you say regarding movie, you should check such Turkish productions like Dirilis Ertugrul Series n Omar Series, The Message movie etc N a Dutch revert is also making the Islamic VR stuff like "Journey through the time"

[@taghreadbelgaizi4844]

11:30 You asked “Is that true?” Here’s the answer. The Quran is not chronological. It’s symmetrical! Do a reaction video on the symmetry of the Quran mind blowing. I’ll send you the title of a video that I watched that explains this better. P.S. there are plenty more proofs of the miracles of the Quran. The Quran is a masterpiece! So beautiful! If only people knew how valuable it is.

[@sirine9785]

Learning Arabic grammar in high school was more difficult than learning mathematics.

[@faisalshariff9717]

Arabic is like when you see it you find , oh it's so hard. How can it be read and written but once you start it's the most beautiful and simplest language. Try once you will love it

[@yousufonlaye409]

Guy's where have u been we miss u. Arabic is super 👌. It toke me learn and I'm still student...and u know what it esay but an ocean of knowledge..

[@taghreadbelgaizi4844]

13:31 if we made movies about these stories, we couldn’t have regular people play the roles of Prophets and the likes, because those people are special. If we have an actor (who most likely comes with baggage/reputation) or May fall into sin, it’s not befitting to have them play the roles of these magnificent people (Apostles/Prophets/Companions of the Prophets)

[@someoneIikedyourcomment]

for the sake of argument if they were, people would idolize them like Hollywood's actors today.

[@onlignebridge4224]

This is a "circular" question. If it was in Flemish, we would ask why in Flemish. Thanks for the video.

[@ranawaleedkhan9846]

The video isn't an attack upon other languages or nations. It's aim is to describe how powerful language was in the early age of human civilisation. The Arabs had amazing memories, they were also of the habbit to store entire volumes of histories in their heads and relied on their power of memorisation to preserve informationsince there weren't alot of literates among them. They were also proud, before a battle between clans there would be a competition between the best poets from either side and it would decide the Victor without bloodshed. The Quran challenges the idol worshipping Arabs to come at from all angles. Especially linguistically.

[@ahmadmanga]

5:20 That's because that's the classical Arabic everyone at that time spoke, (they also had insane memorization ability back then,) nowadays you'll be lucky to find someone knows more than two names of camel, and the 10 words of love mentioned here? Most of Arabs today use them interchangably. There are many words for friend but each Arabic community these days has a different implied meaning for them so we understand them as just "friend" when we speak with each other.

[@amierfrd]

thats why when speak different language there are certain word we can't translate to our language bcause some of the word do not exist in our language but exist in some languages

[@onlignebridge4224]

There are tens of words to describe different types of clouds, mountains, lions, vocab.. Every aspect of an animal, objet, has a specific vocab.

[@rivershen8954]

The big and overcomplicated looking arabic that you saw early in the video isnt how people normally write it. That is something called Calligraphy art if i am not mistaken.

[@Hba.334]

1:14 yes Its so hard because without those little lines/harakat the word can change completely

[@leothenemesis9925]

That's an Art of writing , Arabic has lot of fonts and this one is more like a Graffiti but in a a way to mix a bunch of words in a Small place and make it beautiful , it called calligraphy or something similar , but trust me guys I uses to take note in Arabic with a holographic minded teachers and it works .

[@yummyfriend2262]

OMG THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN WANTING FOR SOO LONG! Thank you for bringing up the idea of the middle east producing Islam based movies and shows and such. I wonder why they don't when they clearly can.

[@zakiamoosa6372]

Maybe bc it would be a little disrespectful like if they did a production on the story of a prophet , you can't just let a person play their role because it's a prophet and also the Quran isn't supposed to be entertainment although people would learn from that. But the best way to learn and like acquire knowledge is heart to heart

[@singokedw9145]

Did you know that the words "Laa ilaha illAlloh" is the most wanted by every Moslem to be recite at the end of live (when soul was taken by Angel Izroil) and it miraclely can be say in just 1 last breath and if they died like that then Alloh promises they will enter jannah..

[@sol-ro9gi]

how i wanna sit with yall and explain every question you ask 😭😭😭

[@soha204]

As someone who learned Arabic and French, French is way harder then Arabic.

[@KamraanMirza]

Islamic countries cannot make much movies on Quranic stories because lots of them involve prophets. Muslims just do not want to mock prophets out of respect and fear of ALLAH.

[@hadygeta369]

lol 2 min in and u already started discussing those brain chips again.... its an interesting tho ngl,,, love the content keep it up !!

[@mommynaurayasser3007]

Arabic is surely hard.. I am a muslim, I can read Arabic but I dont speak the language.. learning to read Alquran is consider very important for muslims.. my kids is now learning to read it.. they are just 3 and 5 years old..

[@Younes07770]

The problem with movies and shows is that as Muslims we cannot draw images of living things that have a soul.

[@Shvkour]

What he means is that Arabs reached the pinnacle of linguistic eloquence and yet couldn't trace the style of quran or associate it with all the styles they had in place, they couldn't associate it with a region, a poet, a time, nothing. Yet they recognized that it was a style, a u ique one, one that's better by miles from all that they had. It was so good that they said it's magic, imagine you hear some bars and you're like "this is magic, super human" in a literal sense. It came with Arabic words that they never heard of before, yet understood immediately as it was revealed to them, among those words us the very name "Quran". Example, let's say I tell you "you need to Estinvitize the recminilation of the docimian bohre" and you immediately understand what those words mean "I made them up btw lol"

[@ahmedabdelsalamabdelhalims6968]

00:35 that's calligraphy, it's an artistic style of writing, actually text looks a lot more direct. I am actually faster while writing in Arabic than I am in the Latin alphabet.

[@abaidha4677]

the only reason we use the term "Hard" is because we are too lazy to learn. nothing is complicated if you practice and discipline to it

[@sarimanwermufti5809]

great reaction guys! Keep researching 😊 may Allah guide you aameen

[@akdzmon9309]

The guy on the right has a head full of ROCKS!🤦🏽‍♂️

[@bragzcritics157]

Yes poets where like rappers each one of them had his own rhythm

[@Leenaesraa99]

i am an Arab and the Arabic language is easy for me after 12 years of learning, from the age of 6 until the age of 18. I can master most things except for poetry and the eloquence of the Qur’an. English is easy to learn from 10 to 18 and French from 18 to 23 years old. For information, the Arabic language is wonderful, for example, my name has 3different meanings The meaning varies depending on the context of the sentence easiest after hardship or right or rich (عجم)Wrong translation does not mean silent or speechless its means ajam =non arab =not-eloquent= Invisible =Lack of clarity

[@ftiyamutalib8721]

True, i'm also wondering why didn't they make a movie about a muslim warrior. Example, like Khalid Bin Al-Walid. But there is a movie about Sultan Al-Fateh, the conquerer of Constantinople.

[@ishjrrrrr]

What you saw in the beginning was calligraphy, not regular Arabic. The regular letters are pretty easy to write as well and you can learn quickly

[@immigreat54]

The calligraphy is a form of art. It doesnt mean that arabic is normally written like this, this way is only used to beautify it. When a non arab (the one who doesn’t know the language) would want to read, there is an easy way of writing arabic.

[@jakwan5189]

React to Quran Surah Ar-Rahman. 🙏 please

[@TariqThanian]

about the end of the vid the idea of islamic movies to spread the message, it is a nice idea but the issue with it is that we are not allowed to do so as simply as any other movie there is a level of respect to the prophets and the followers of the prophets that doesn't allow that kind of thing to happen cuz we can't really imagine what those people have been through, yet there was a movie called the "the message" and there is a tv show called "Omar AL farooq" if u guys are interested

[@yamanqawaf7658]

You are sooo right about arab countries should have their own movie and animation production companies

[@MuhAhbab]

there are also some palindrome that has mindblowing meaning. in english may be you have palindrome like "wow, race car, pull up" etc, but those don't have deep meaning. but in the qur'an there is a verse says: وَكُلٌّ فِى فَلَكٍ يَسْبَحُونَ "that means every thing in the space has its orbit" and the palindrome is in these letters كُ لٌّ فِ ى فَ لَ كٍ. the letters in alphabet are like; k l f y f l k, but in qur'an it has such a mind blowing meaning like those letter are orbiting. and there are other mind blowing palindrome in the quran

[@nesrbrn9638]

Dude what you have seen in the video is a Quranic writing , that is how we wright arabic nowadays : هذه الكتابة التي نستعملها في حياتنا اليومية اما الكتابة التي رأيتها في الفيديو فهي كتابة قرآنية .

[@the_gaming_falcon]

Yes هذا هو الخط العربي

[@yuuchannel1675]

13:40 well they are more interested in building the tallest building rather than making a movie hahaa

[@taghreadbelgaizi4844]

13:53 to be honest, I would rather read the stories in the Quran as they are. Tafsir of Quran works like a Time Machine! The Quran can take you 1000’s years back, 1000 years forward and relate to present day! Sometimes reading a book is way better than watching a movie that will be interpreted according to the producer/director of the movie.

[@Nawaf-qk9mu]

As foe the language, do realise the text you see is calligraphy. The way its actually written day to day is so much more concise and efficient. Think how there's these fancy cursive letters for English. It's very easy to write in arabic quickly lol, just as it is in English.

[@FactsWithActs]

Love your vids! Sidenote: could you please pause the vid when you chat because you sometimes miss important bits

[@nohaabuarqoub9161]

" From wind and sand are my steps I'm the traveller and the road, Gods visit me and go And travelling emptied me from temples Am the Arab, who was worshipping the rethyms that flows on his cloak like stars, and worshipping his words. There must be a Devine Prose, then If a Massenger (sent to me) is to truimph." Somes verses from a long poem of Mahmoud Darwish

[@alifallatah3798]

What u saying in 13:30 ,, am saying the only reason we couldn’t do that we didn’t have the media for it ,, Nice video btw thx

[@RASHIDDMC]

Arabs are the only ones who can speak any other language as fluently as their mother tongue The pronunciation of letters for an Arab person enables him to master all the pronunciation of letters for all other languages because pronunciation in Arabic is the most difficult to pronounce

[@omij6790]

Young brother, excellent question! Muomar Qaddafi challenged the Arab leaders with the same question. Why not produce things like cars.

[@yazeedsultan6858]

5:32 you can do it both ways usually the specific words are for the field of this word, it’s similar to medical terminology non-medical workers don’t use it they use simpler language.

[@fifitheflowerpot]

You guys are so smart I bet in sha Allah in near future you'll revert to Islam. Qur'aan says time n time again people with understanding would grasp and ponder over.

[@ia6410]

I'm not Arabe but I know how to read with all those details lines...even if I'm not understanding everything. When you learn to read Qoran first while younger till 6 years every language you want to learn to read is easy.

[@sanaaelfatmy9879]

There are 2 series that are really good: Omar and Ahmad ibn Hanbal. They are in arabic but you can find englosh subs. The two series are made from Qatar. It is actually difficult to produce islamic films because you have to be carefull to not show prophets and you have to stay strict to quran and sunna