Why I Took Down the Arab Supremacy Video...

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[@sparklemotion8377]

You being bullied into taking down the video proved exactly your point.

[@carwofat1901]

Say it louder, to keep those bullies quiet!!💯

[@God_is_an_Atheist666]

Damn I was late to the occasion I wish I had seen before it was taken down

[@jr3929]

Exactly

[@fred7883]

And the bullying happened exclusively from one side?

[@user-on7qu8qs5n]

👏👏

[@ohood4863]

As a Palestinian-Jordanian, who has lived and interacted a lot with Desi people: ARAB RACISM TOWARDS DESI PEOPLE (and many others) is a real problem, and it's very common. I am sad you took down that video.

[@carwofat1901]

Many of them are still purposely not wanting to address anything, because obviously it's no looking good.

[@usamaiqbal1837]

Stop saying " desi people" this is very offensive to a lot of us. Not everyone is the same race in south asia. Punjabis and indians fall into the desi category. Pashtuns and baloch are not desi and are an iranic ethnic group like persians, kurds, tajiks. It's like if someone says arabs and amazigh are the same.

[@sparklemotion8377]

@@usamaiqbal1837 Are you addressing your own superiority complex?

[@shein672]

@@usamaiqbal1837 you still didnt reply to my reply by the way

[@wheretonext7577]

What’s a desk person?

[@user-il5iv6hj1b]

I was quite sad to see the video taken down, because Arab supremacy is a HUGE problem in our community and it’s almost as if we aren’t allowed to address it. But completely understand and support the reasons behind why you took it down. I’m often mistaken as Arab and the things people will say to me about South Asians, not knowing my husband is Pakistani, is absolutely disgusting and it’s really horrible to see how comfortable themes of racism, colorism, and supremacy are within the Arab community and even the Ummah at large. May Allah swt guide us all, it’s sad to see the state of things.

[@yennefer440]

Agreed. We should be allowed to talk about it. Because frankly, I'm sick of South Asian people being treated like dirt. Like were lower than them. If people were offended, it's their own problem. It's ridiculous that they tried to silence Tazzy.

[@Ibrahim-gm2bo]

There's no such thing Arab Supremacy. This is just ridiculous. Desi nations still are richer than Arab nations. In America, Canada and England, Desis make more money than Arabs. You're acting like Arabs control the world like White people do. Arabs may have a superiority complex....but ALL communities do.

[@carwofat1901]

I see what you're saying. One thing to also notice is how many of them are/ behave around 'white' people. You sort of see changes in their behavior. It can go from slight discomfort to full on inferiority complex 101. Because I have seen both sides of them feeling that they're better than and feeling less than at the same time, I tend to remind them of that spectrum switch. It can really humble alot of people.

[@Ibrahim-gm2bo]

@@carwofat1901 Are u sudani? it explains ur inferiority complex...

[@BroodallyHonest]

@@carwofat1901Pakistanis also have an inferiority complex concerning white people. Pakistani mothers often get the fairest girl they can find to arrange marry to their sons. It's just as bad in south Asia as anywhere else.

[@maia6883]

This definitely HIT a nerve with arabs lol I’m arab and I’ve witnessed the racism and supremacy first-hand, literally shit-talking Black and Desi people for no reason other than being a different ethnicity, it’s quite pathetic.

[@matthewmann8969]

South East Asians too yeah yeah.

[@mmabrute1569]

Yeah all of them are like that. Biggest snakes u can come across. Tbh I don’t even see them as humans tbh, let alone Muslim brothers.

[@garrettcole2251]

Afrikan genetics, haplo E precedes Arab genetics today.

[@ProphetYoda]

White people are the most victims of racism yet everyone stays silent out of woke anti white racism. Disgusting. Shows how Islam truly is.

[@maryam_oni]

Not only Arab Muslim looking down on Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi Muslim but south Asian Muslim looking down on black Muslim!!! Because that’s also a big!!! issue within the Muslim community

[@haideraliibnakhlaq8823]

Indeed, it exists in all communities and they all need to be called out, ethnic nationalism is a disease

[@Windsguidance]

The people who complained about it know it's true, that's why it affected them so much

[@carwofat1901]

Exactly. 2020 really crawled under some peoples skin.

[@YasmeenCheM]

This 100%. In my country, we have a saying, "Siapa makan cili, dia rasa pedas", which means whoever did something wrong, feels slighted when their action is talked about. These people don't like being called out, and rightly so.

[@MC-fw5vt]

Yup, touched a nerve, that much was obvious !!!

[@Stereotactic_Shwermaectomy]

I'm Arabic and sadly i've seen this in our community and it needs addressing BIG time.

[@FA9082]

If Arabs didn't have oil, no one would care about Arabs at all, yall would literally just be jerking each other off in the desert lmao 😂 The short-sightedness and arrogance of Arabs generally is astounding

[@mr.stranger6801]

Actually, you're not ARABIC cause ARABIC is a language.

[@Stereotactic_Shwermaectomy]

@@mr.stranger6801 شو رايك تاكل كندرة؟

[@harithdanial141]

It's never until judgment day. Arab getting so privileged in Muslim world itself

[@Stereotactic_Shwermaectomy]

@@harithdanial141 how?

[@hooreid3426]

as an egyptian American, it 100% exists. i support u.

[@markusmath3421]

@S K so?

[@usamaiqbal1837]

Nobody needs your support. Fix the racism in your countries towards Afghans, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and indians.

[@HulaguKhan2020]

I never understood Egyptians being racist when lately Kuwaiti biatch said some racist stuff about your Egyptians. Also your Egyptians were ruled by Romans, Arabian Peninsula Arabs, Mamluk Turks/Circassians, Ottoman Turks,Albanian Pashas, French etc. gone are the days of pharaohs.

[@JC19676]

The Macedonian Greeks too. Cleopatra was Greek.

[@user-vb6df4sd8d]

@@HulaguKhan2020same thing should be said about turks, y’all were ruled by us arabs for centuries and the Chinese and the Indians and the persians. So y’all should your stupid attaturk fanatiscism

[@ZayShinning]

I am amazigh (aka berber) from north of Morroco. I don’t speak arab because arab is not my native tongue (of course I should learn it) We don’t speak arab at home plus we moved to Spain when I was 6, so I did not get to go to school in Morroco ( at that time school started at 7 years old). Arab complex superiority is not something against Desis only. I received so much criticism for not speaking arab and I witnessed racism from arab native speakers against amazighs. People intentionally having full blown conversations in arab to exclude me, being in a way treated as not enough muslim and the list goes on. Please use your platform to speak up…

[@carwofat1901]

Majority of Muslims in the world are non-Arab. That fact should be repeated all the time! The only reason the beloved Quran is written in Arabic is because it was revealed to people from that specific region in Saudi Arabia that spoke Arabic. With time, it was translated to so many languages that everyone can understand and learn, which is great!! I wouldn't mind if they are gatekeeping their 'culture', which many ignorant people do, however when they start gatekeeping religion, that's when you start calling them out and show them their place that they keep forgetting to go back to.

[@sparklemotion8377]

It's so bad that some use Arab as synonym for Muslim. I am Amazigh and can speak darija. Moroccans go out of their way to point out my Amazigh accent. I live in the Netherlands. Since I respond with, Yes, Amazigh and proud, suddenly they have Amazigh parents and grandparents too. We have a lot or Syrian refugees here in the Netherlands. I did voluntary work with them but stopped since I noticed their hatred for non-Arabs. It took me years to understand because I don't see a problem with my ethnicity, and I am very proud of my Amazigh roots, history and culture. One day the quarters started to drop, and I stopped immediately. I suddenly realised that all the questions about Morocco were not from ignorance but superiority complex. So, imagine my annoyance when the Moroccan football team was hailed by the Arabs as an Arab football team.

[@carwofat1901]

​@AZ OZ Who?

[@HulaguKhan2020]

The only Arabs, I support are Yemeni Houthis & Iraqi Shias. I am glad those Yemeni Houthis are taking out those GCC Arab soldiers/camel-shaggers. And Iraqi Shiah militias were chasing out Iraqis So-called Sunnis/Wahhabis/Salafis.

[@afnandridi9595]

@@sparklemotion8377 That's awful. I'm Algerian Arab. I have nothing but love for the amazigh- they are our brothers and sisters xx

[@ye23.]

As a non-arab muslim who had a similar upbringing living in a predominantly arab area, that video resonated with me so much and its sad you took it down. It takes bravery to call out something like that. I think you should put it back up. I think you focused on the negative views instead of all the positive responses that so many ppl like myself had to that video.

[@carwofat1901]

Sometimes, people get too comfortable with being subconsciously/consciously racist and ignorant, and then when you call them out and confront their behavior, they will sometimes acknowledge it in such a generalized way and in a nonchalant manner. However when you start describing their messed up behavior in a detailed manner, with specific incidences on an unapologetic way, that's when their denial will start playing it's part. Then the insults will start from there!

[@carwofat1901]

I commented on one of your other videos saying: 'Some Arabs have this two-sided combination of superiority and inferiority complex which i have personally seen for myself on different occasions. There are times where some Arabs would feel good about themselves and superior when they are surrounded by south asains, africans etc. Some examples I saw were in Mosques, where I have seen Arabs yelling at Indians over taking chairs to sit on. On the other hand, unsurprisingly I have seen Arabs being very welcoming to white people, inviting them to Islamic sessions, hoping to change their so-called 'negative' opinions and media portrayals of them, being very patient while they are actively being degraded, and complaining about the racism, when they are doing the exact same thing. It's funny really! Religion aside, there are also Arabs who try hard to portray themselves as 'normal', 'likeable', and display this sort of "Hey, I'm just like you" mentality to gain social acceptance from specifically 'white' people. There were even lawsuits filed by lebanese/Syrian Arabs around 1952, where they literally fought to be racially classified as 'white' when they wanted to enter the United States and become citizens. Little do some of them know that if it wasn't for African-American Civil rights leaders fighting for all kinds of people to achieve racial equality and opportunities in the past, they wouldn't have been able to immigrate to America!' For me personally, as a person who absolutely detestes racism, even in the most micro-agressive forms, I will immediately start calling people out and make them very uncomfortable in their ignorance. The worst part is some of them think that American views on racism doesn't apply to them, and that they are free from criticism. Lastly, I would like to add, although it does take time to heal and grow and learn from your experiences, it was actually great for you to express yourself knowing how others might perceive it. It shows character and confidence! Edit: It doesn't matter how many people get mad, what Tazzy said was 100% true, and anyone who attacks her is already proving her point.

[@666kittycat666]

I think what really put this into context for me is that a lot of Arab people see themselves as white so to be excluded from “whiteness” by the broader “white” population because of religious differences which are minor at best causes this weird double standard.

[@sparklemotion8377]

@Cooch patrol Pooch The differences are big enough to keep killing each other

[@carwofat1901]

@@666kittycat666 Its even more weird and embarrassing for someone to point it out, especially when they're aware of both sides of it.

[@luluah1198]

😂 you said everything I feel. I thought only Muslims and Muslims from Certain ethnic backgrounds would understand . But you have nailed it on the head perfectly ! You really understand all the complexities on this subject! It’s really refreshing to see this , you understand us completely 😊

[@carwofat1901]

@@666kittycat666 To be honest with you, its obvious many Arabs run to claim the 'white' label, majority of the time due to their inferiority complex. After 9/11 many of them ran away from their religion out of shame and ridicule. I don't really blame them, however it shouldn't be at the expense of them having their own struggles and taking it out on black/ african and south asian folks, and treating them with such disrespect and disgust. They have no rights to do that. Here's another mind blowing fact: 'White' is a freaking social construct and a form of status, and not a way to racially describe a person. You can tell by the stigma behind many of these labels that they were formed out of malice and to determine the trajectory of an individuals life. It has absolutely nothing to do with your heritage or the way you look!

[@khadija_1b]

The Arabs who came at you and took your words out of context are literally proving your point and as an Arab myself the secondhand embarrassment I felt while reading the comments left on that video and the fake outrage was real. Nonetheless, calling out Arab supremacy was necessary and I’m glad you did not apologize for doing so and still stand by what you said.

[@ojitosrodriguez114]

I am a Native American Muslim revert at age 22, 25 now, and I am neither here nor there, but from an objective standpoint I will say that I make it a point to avoid the Arabs at the masjid because I know Arab men typically wouldn't find me attractive because of my skin color and my facial features appearing to be South Asian. Not only that, I know the old ladies would not even want me to marry their sons. That is a whole headache I am happy to keep my distance from.

[@usamaiqbal1837]

Sorry u had to go through all that sister. 81% of the total muslim population are non arabs. U should bond more with Indonesians, south asians, black and latino muslims.

[@sparklemotion8377]

You don't fight prejudice with prejudice, but you shouldn't care what they think of you either. There are plenty interracial marriages but your goal for going to the masjid is to seek knowledge and community. If they reject, you seek a mosque that feels at home. I stopped going to the mosque after I noticed that not only do they look down on me but expect me to accept my inferiority as a divorced woman with no sons or money. They are all Amazigh just like me, but I am from another mountain. Tribalism is real

[@lujainot5495]

sis even us arab women get shamed and compared to white women all the time

[@bingaling22]

@@lujainot5495 wait really. who campares you guys to white women. the mothers or the sons

[@lujainot5495]

@@bingaling22mainly the men , they always talk about how much prettier white women are because they are light skinned

[@95afaf]

I'm Arab and I remember watching the whole video without feeling offended at all. The video was about a negative side of the Arab culture that needed to be pointed out and to be addressed. It's so sad when people take things personally and don't event think for a minute that everything you said is true. I love my culture but culture isn't PERFECT and the minimum we could do is to open our eyes and try to change things personally and socially. I respect your choice of taking down the video but I would really like people to grow up and accept criticism, especially when we all know it's the TRUTH.

[@kaceobrwa7039]

arabs have culture ?

[@nikiyoussef55]

well said

[@sharifs649]

​@@nikiyoussef55 I'm African and honestly the desi community is known for there rampant racism in the west specifically agianst blacks

[@pastelmoon9118]

without the violence side of it I wouldnt have issues with your culture but as long as they try to destroy other cultures and enslave them my negative view from it wont change. Killing and violence needs to stop. Towards muslims and non muslims

[@crestfire8008]

They cannot stand any criticism of how they treat others and bullying you to take that video down, actually proves your point even better.

[@noorm6700]

Being desi, the Arab supremacy video hit so close to home, but I completely understand why you took it down

[@carwofat1901]

More people need to speak out about this toxic colonial derived/colonial affected mindset.

[@xxcassie4everxxx]

I never comment but Arab supremacy is real and your feelings are valid. You are brave and it is unfortunate that speaking up and the reactions took a toll on your mental health. May Allah swt reward you for all the people who have become aware of this problem and are trying to change and may Allah swt guide those who are still enforcing hatred between muslims. Thank you for the work you put out and for sharing your thoughts on this channel!

[@Ibrahim-gm2bo]

There's no such thing Arab Supremacy. This is just ridiculous. Desi nations still are richer than Arab nations. In America, Canada and England, Desis make more money than Arabs. You're acting like Arabs control the world like White people do. Arabs may have a superiority complex....but ALL communities do.

[@xxcassie4everxxx]

@@Ibrahim-gm2bo it's not about money, it's a mindset and the behaviors of hatred and racism that it pushes.

[@Ibrahim-gm2bo]

@@xxcassie4everxxx it is all about money. that's what white supremacy is about. keeping non-whites at the bottom of the socio-economic ladder. Thus, "arab supremacy" is not a thing. This more about desi folks inferiority complex than arabs feeling superior. As I said, all communities are racist. including Pakistanis.

[@carwofat1901]

@@xxcassie4everxxx Thank colonization, they played the best part...then thank stolkholm-syndrome for their inferiority complex when it changes.

[@femalesupremacistoverlord6800]

@@carwofat1901 That’s a good point. People often reference “white supremacy” especially in regards to European colonialism but Arabs have a similar history. If there are white Christians who look down upon believers from previously conquered ethnicities then it makes sense that Arab Muslims would do the same with the ethnicities they had conquered. Obviously a tiny portion of both as true pious believers would feel love and kinship for all who share their faith. But it still exists and it’s so nasty and unenlightened.

[@Oceaniac]

The decision to remove the video was necessary because I feel like it’s a video that has been haunting you for quite a while now. But to share my experiences with ‘arab supremacy’, I’ve lived in the gulf for half of my life and I of course notice there is a difference between arabs and foreigners, however I thought it made sense since it’s their country and all… But then there was a time when I befriended an arab later on in my life when I was living back in the uk, and I remember her saying to me how she doesnt see me as the other asians (uk asians = south asians, predominantly pakistani) and how she forgets that i am asian. Yes, the fact is my lived experiences do differ from other asians in that area where i used to live, but it lowkey irked me when she said this. Because as time went on, she felt more snd more comfortable criticising pakistanis, even calling them ‘pakis’… like sorry but that’s not your place to critique, especially in front of me. Sure, I may hold opinions on what would be considered my community, but that is not an entry for outsider opinions to come in thinking it’s fine for them to be overtly racist. And to follow up with these unwarranted comments with full displaying on arab pride. But the truth at the end of it all is that this girl was, and still is to my recent knowledge, a very insecure person. Her insecurities from our high school days have been self aided through rebellion against her parents, cosmetic work, and what I’ll call religious preaching hypocrisy. The ignorance is ridiculously high.

[@carwofat1901]

I know what you are talking about. Some of them will be happily criticizing people they view as 'beneath them', but on the flip side being insecure with themselves, especially at the proximity of 'white' people. You can see the superiority complex spectrum dramatically shifting.

[@Oceaniac]

@@carwofat1901 Yeah, I mean going back to my experiences in the Gulf, despite foreigners being second to local arabs, somehow white people still benefit from their privileges. I grew to understand white privilege whilst living in the Arab world, interestingly. Heck, the UAE changed their working week from Sunday to Thursday, to Monday to Friday, granted that the Friday is technically a half day, but it does not realistically leave enough time for working people to beat the traffic and arrive at the mosque/home for Jummah prayer. Another example, my father works in education and has privately mentioned to me how South Asian teachers, even if they are British/American born, are not favoured by Arab parents. They would rather see some white South African as their child’s teacher than someone a Western born South Asian. Because blonde = better. This same phenomenon occurs in the far east as well. Russians who cannot speak good English are hired in China to teach English. I guess nothing beats white supremacy. But, I want to see things from an alternative perspective, to try and recognise the privileges I do have access to. I have things thousands probably wish for, and probably don’t even realise they are missing out on. And I should appreciate that. Alhamdulillah.

[@carwofat1901]

@@Oceaniac Thats a beautiful way to look at. MashaAllah! Having read what you've just typed, I myself lived and went to school in Dubai and I understand the racial dynamic over there as well. That is actually the reason why I responded to this video. I used to be very observant of these types of behaviors, and although not directly, I saw the negative impact of it. Its a shame that they changed the work week. If only people can protest citing religious reasons. 'White' supremacy is a terminal illness that needs to be destroyed. It makes me look at others cultures affected by it in disdain. It also makes me slightly unappreciatve or unphased when I see other nationalties showing off their cultures, deep down knowing they are doing so for 'white' approval.

[@sdoken]

When you release long thought-out argument into the internet (or even the world in general) a significant number of people who are very loud will not bother to listen to the entirety of the message and will start making quick judgments. This fear of a backlash stops many, including myself, from talking about important issues. Thanks for your courage.

[@carwofat1901]

Sometimes self-love and wanting good for our well-being will make people not care about backlash anymore.

[@NN-hl6nt]

Supremacy and racism is part of every culture. I was born in Pakistan but because my parents were immigrants from a war country for 17 years of my life I experienced all kinds of trauma from racist people there. I was once living in a predominant Arab society and omg they were extremely arrogant and racist too. Same experience when I was living in Asian countries like China and Japan. I hear a lot about white supremacy and racism but personally I have not experienced it. I always felt accepted among Australians, Americans and Canadians, maybe not as much with French and east Europeans. The bottom line is, no one is clean but I also met a lot of nice people in my life so it is hard to say one culture is racist or supremist, unfortunately it is everywhere.

[@saral2329]

To whoever needs to hear this: You are not inferior to anyone.

[@markusmath3421]

@Cuca Tor In the 21st century no one can make you feel inferior without your consent

[@Gggh691]

Arabs treat non Arab as inferior. I’ve experienced it. Arab supremacy and that. What do you expect?

[@nadia.c5]

I loved that video and it spoke the truth, I hope you bring it back up.

[@lubainaibrahim7771]

I never got a chance to see the video, but i feel like i would have related with it and would have really helped me feel like heard. I wish you decide to put it back up !

[@karene8820]

I'm so happy that you're at a point in your life where you're taking up the decision to move on. I've had a similar experience where I've felt unaccepted by my own religious community at times where not having that sense of belonging pushed me further away from my faith. I've realized that other people's opinions should not dictate my life. God and I know what's best for me. Wish you the best of luck on your journey. 💕❤️‍🔥💫

[@890oo7]

Love you tazzy, you don’t have to explain yourself or the way you feel. It’s valid and I’ve felt like that too

[@carwofat1901]

You can speak out on it. People who have internal issues shouldn't project them on to you, and you shouldn't accept it. It's garbage, throw it all away.

[@lilacsky5524]

There’s Arab supremacy. And there is a supremacy within the supremacy. Just like light black hate on dark black everywhere in the world. Fear has many forms.

[@minnie6411]

as a sudanese person who grew up in qatar, I have experienced firsthand the horrendous amount of racism that africans and desi people experience at the hands of arabs. now living in america, I have struggled with arabs in my own community being casually racist with me in almost every interaction I have. It’s deeply imbedded in the culture and it’s very telling how there’s a lot of backlash when the racism is being called out.

[@faree38green]

Hey Tazzy it's a shame you had to take down the video.. I mean it is a huge issue and needs to be discussed... As a proud Indian Muslim I have had an Iraqi tell me that as Arabs they are superior because they brought the Deen and I had Yemeni tell me that they know the Deen better and that she would never take it from a Non Arab!

[@faree38green]

@Mafoom Beh I agree to a degree with your statement..

[@HulaguKhan2020]

Iraqi Salafi/Sunnis are super racist! Not Iraqi Shia Arabs, they are down to earth.

[@mmabrute1569]

Iraqis and Yemenis should first fix each others countries up before talking about religion. And last time I checked it is their Arab brothers from Saudi Arabia and other sh*t hole Arab countries blowing Yemen to bits and starving them to death. Kurds know first hand how evil Arabs are. Turks also understand how backstabbing they truly are, the Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empire.

[@shipperina2213]

imagine someone saying that they know deen better than a non-arab when the deen had a whole surah about a prophet who was told "never believe you are the most knowledgeable in your own religion" and was sent on a quest to spend a day with someone with more knowledge than them.

[@pedo_muhammad]

Muhammad is a false prophet. So they are taking pride in a false religion. So how should the Jews and Samaritans behave ? Jesus Christ spoke Aramaic so people of Aram is superior to them because God came down and chose to speak Aramaic.

[@xelmx123]

Put it back up. I'm Arab n Arab supremacy is real af

[@Ibrahim-gm2bo]

There's no such thing as Arab supremacy. That's just stupid to say. Arabs don't control the world like white people do.

[@carwofat1901]

Superior turns into inferiority complex once certain 'white' people show up in the mix. They need to look into it.

[@markusmath3421]

@@Ibrahim-gm2bo no ethnicity "controls the world". well there's a conspiracy about one very small group but thats besides the point

[@الهاشمي-القرشي]

​@@Ibrahim-gm2boولكان ابناء عمومتهم بني صهيون يفعلون

[@الهاشمي-القرشي]

​@@Ibrahim-gm2boو ايضا دول الخليج العربي تتحكم بالعالم بنفط و مصر بقناة سويس لذالك نعم نتحكم بالعالم

[@890oo7]

I’m not arab and I always felt the same way that some arab people have this superiority complex to non arabs and sometimes even in masjid they only talk Arabic in lectures and by doing this it’s singling everyone out because lot everyone speakers arabic

[@carwofat1901]

One thing I also find strange is when some people see a hijabi women and automatically assumes that she speaks Arabic.

[@lujainot5495]

maybe the one giving the lecture doesn't speak english ?

[@carwofat1901]

@@lujainot5495 She's talking about the ones who do speak English but still insist on speaking Arabic, unaware that there are students in the class who don't know Arabic. Its like the teacher doesn't even bother to make that accommodations or even consider another alternative, which is to speak English to everyone.

[@laylaa2454]

I mean twe are allowed to talk in Arabic with our friends just like you are allowed to talk in English in a non english speaking country. it doesnt mean you are trying to leave people out. and in lectures of course imams will throw out some arabic here and there but thats because Arabic is the language of the Quran. mosltly its common words that all muslims use despite not all being Arab (Allahu Aalam, Alhamdudillah, Allahu Akbar) or ayat from Quran that can be translated/translations are given right before / after ayah is recited,

[@carwofat1901]

@@laylaa2454 Thats not what she meant. She's saying that there are some Arabs who assume that all Muslim people speak Arabic. That point itself is very ignorant. Then those same folks will be upset when people confuse their ethnicity or religion with something else, meanwhile they are the ones who think that just because you wear a headscarf or look a certain way automatically means that you speak Arabic. The ignorance comes from not understanding that majority of Muslims are non-Arabs, or even the fact that there definitely are entire Muslim societies that exist outside of the Arab world, that many Arabs don't bother to understand or even study about. Thats it really.

[@kikiursalone]

As a Christian Pakistani, I can relate but in a religious context. Even though, bar a few exceptions, my interactions with Pakistani Muslims have been amazing! I still struggle when I see how minorities ( particularly religious) are treated in Pakistan and it makes my blood boil honestly! However I'm trying to understand that these people are a victim of the cuture too where even speaking up for the anyone, who has caused the slightest "perceived" offense, can be suicidal! Nevermind the atrocious blasphemy law but even beyond that mob rule and violence is such a real possibility that it doesn't even need to reach the courts! Through the grace and love of Christ, I am slowly trying to rid myself of the bitterness and resentment I hold and trying to pray for those who persecute believers as commanded in the Bible. I'm far from perfect but I believe that through God's love I am able to do that for both the victims and their oppressors. Thank you for sharing this and even though you made this decision, I respect that you made that video to begin with! God bless you! ❤️

[@GeneralBlacko]

I resonate with what you’re saying so much, but another point that the others are not seeing is the magnitude of hate that such “controversial” video must have generated and how SCARY it must have been. For those asking you to put the video back up, why don’t YOU become advocates yourselves and speak up about this?!!!! This way it won’t be as shocking for those who are in denial. Much love.

[@carwofat1901]

I agree and keep responding to their comments, calling them out and basically putting them in their place.

[@Mevmotto]

Im from Pakistani decent born and raised in Scotland. I have never felt ashamed of who I am or what my roots are and I definitely experienced racism in school. When I visited Saudi for Umrah I was shocked by how disrespectful the Arabs were (not everyone) but they absolutely have a superiority complex and an arrogance. It’s crazy they have a “chosen people complex” just like the Jews.

[@drasc1470]

The things I've heard about the Arabs in Saudi and Dubai are the main reasons I dont want to go to either of those places. In terms of Saudi, imagine not wanting to go to your holy land because the people are too racist there 🫥 It's also partially why I couldn't feel too bad about the racism Qataris were facing during the world cup because they treat desis like shit over there. Guess they earned it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@hiddenpearl22]

I would love a video about Islamic School. As a parent and immigrant I am always confused what to choose for the kids. I would like to listen to your point of view as an American Muslim. Pros and cons.

[@serendipity7921]

As an arab girl myself, I completly agree that Arab supremacy exists and its a problem. Arabs are even racists towards other arab nationalities. Im really sorry you had to deal with that. I hate that you went throught it. But there are many people who support you. I support you. 💗 and youre so brave for addressing it

[@MandipGillan]

youre still the problem

[@Gggh691]

You’re the reason why you racist Arabic girl

[@sarahalic7357]

as a half arab I resonated with this so much. I wish you didnt take it down

[@carwofat1901]

​@AZ OZ She'll one day put it back up. People like you seem embarrassed that wheat she said is actually pretty much true for the most part.

[@carwofat1901]

​@AZ OZ no the feeling of belitlement and inferiority complex arabs have toward 'white' folks and the spectrum switch towards non arab muslims specially. Catch on please.

[@الهاشمي-القرشي]

​@@carwofat1901حتى مع البيض عنصريين وليس فقط الهنود و الافارقه

[@khadijaba5455]

@@الهاشمي-القرشيAfricans ? Racist ? What are you talking about???

[@الهاشمي-القرشي]

@@khadijaba5455 Arabs treated Europeans, Africans, Turks, Persians and other people as equals in racism

[@tomatofeind2019]

Let's not forget Arab hierarchy within Arabs. I'm Syrian growing up in Kuwait, was made very clear I was inferior to the khaleejis.

[@laylaa2454]

HONESTLYY

[@acbacbacbacbacb]

good. since yall are racist towards non-arabs yall deserve to receive racism from each other. how about you start with yourselves first them work up to the biggest racists

[@joahua122]

Syirians are not arab 😂😂😂

[@palixicanx]

As a Half Palestinian myself, I also Sometimes think many Khaleejis are worse, one of my Homeboys who is Saudi is real genuine and one of my dawgs, PBUH, I do know in Saudi Arabia Palestinian refugees cannot apply for citizenship unless he or she Marries a Saudi citizen.

[@tomatofeind2019]

@@palixicanxyep, kuwait is bad for citizenship too, if a kuwaiti woman marries a foreigner and has a child, the baby will not be kuwaiti because the father has to be kuwaiti to get citizenship. they just want to keep the bloodline pure lets be honest. I like khaleejis, they tend to be very nice and kind but a lot of the time, deep down, they dont see us as one of them

[@MuftiMasala]

Shouldn't have taken it down

[@basmasobhy2548]

I haven't watched the video but I'm truly sorry that you and any other non arab muslim has felt that or was told to feel so. If it makes any difference, I'm an arab who lives in an arab country and trust me there are many people that I know (including myself) who have so much respect for non arab muslims. There are a lot of reasons why but the respect is HUGE.

[@Loner-Wolf]

As a revert Muslim from an Indian background I have opinions about Muslim communities, some of which is not polite. We have to be honest about how we feel about our experiences. As an Indian I know how racist, xenophobic and even Islamaphobic Indians can be (especially towards black people) Its an honest opinion about my own kind. So holding up a mirror to our Arab brothers snd sisters is a good thing. They need to see (and I'm sure some do) thd ugliness within their own communities. This is not about singling out only one ethnic group but about being honest so that people might have a chance to see themselves as others see them.

[@Loner-Wolf]

@AZ OZ oh I'm sure you lot have forgotten nothing...nothing at all. And you are right about not seeing anything in the mirror when you look into it... vacant and intellectually redundant... that is you all over.

[@HulaguKhan2020]

Must be a Omani Wahhabi because Omani Ibadis are generally down to earth & least racist. Secondly you forgot Zanzibar😂 how Africans paid you back for what you did? 😂

[@HulaguKhan2020]

@AZ OZ maybe your Islam is a racist breed of terr0rist Islam that love Aarabs only, my branch of Islam, loves all people as long as you are a law abiding good person.

[@MoniiK-pp9lc]

Don't unnecessarily drag Indians into this. Focus on your own community.

[@gouthamkrishnan6718]

Islamophobia is a commonsense.Islam is just arab supremacy religion.

[@imjustvisiting5397]

Please bring back the video and block the comments section. My self hating family members need to watch it. If you don't speak and stand by your truth, who will?

[@amchealth]

I appreciate you. I am so glad I found your channel. 💫💙

[@Thearrowstrikes]

I still haven’t watched your reasons/the video, but there’s nothing wrong with having an opinion, and especially if it was based on your experiences which it sounded like it was. It’s not like you’re saying everyone is like that. I’m Moroccan and I see it myself, so yeah. Just thought I’d put it out there but it’s totally your choice what you put up on your channel and what you don’t. Lots of love xx

[@THE_VALF_]

Most Arab people I've met are genuine people - but there are zome bad actors. Kudos! for shedding some light on the matter. You shouldn't feel bad for having an opinion, sis. :)

[@lindaostrom570]

i am not arab but agree that most arabs are good people, most of the people in the world are good, it is zealots we have to watch out for . all religious and political groups have the responsibility of policing our own. else all is tainted. we have a saying " sunday christians" pple who go to church on sunday cause it is expected but do not live their faith.,

[@666kittycat666]

Of course they’re mostly good people. The issue with stuff like this is that it’s often systemic. Most white people are good people but that doesn’t make systemic racism less real. The sad part is that good people often are part of bad systems without knowing it.

[@ilaydelrey3122]

i do support you! ignore the negative haters & comments

[@markusmath3421]

@@666kittycat666 systemic racism is no longer real and I'm tired of yall using it as an excuse

[@laylaa2454]

thank you for at least acknowleging that we are mostly good- ive dealt with a lot of racist craps in this comment section LOL

[@Onajourney519]

As an Arab, I'm telling you put the video back up, Arabs are racists, desis are racists, white people are racists and even black can also be racists, it's a problem that needs to be addressed!

[@usamaiqbal1837]

Yeah nice whataboutism. Nobody in the muslim community is as racist as the arab Muslims

[@Onajourney519]

@@usamaiqbal1837 that's not true, I've seen how racists Pakistanis can be and then also have an inferiority complex over Arabs and white skin!

[@johnpanicker7590]

Racism is a real problem ig

[@HulaguKhan2020]

😂 can’t compare Black racism & Desi racism with Arab Racism & White Racism. Only Desis that are racist are Brahmin Hindus since they believe their gods were Brahmins, but Arab racists use Islam & Prophet Muhammad’s race to justify racism. Whites who are racist use the fact Christ was blond hair blue eyed.

[@Onajourney519]

@@HulaguKhan2020 no as an Arab they don't use Islam to justify racism, they're racists due to culture and colourism. Trust me alot if is culture.

[@Pacora2023]

i agreed with your original video 100%. it resonated completely. i would encourage you to upload it again

[@Nadine-bx2dg]

I'm sorry for all the hate you got for that video Tasneem. I'm a long time Arab viewer and I watched that video, and although it was hard to watch at the time, I unfortunately can't really deny any of the statements you made. I hope we see a change soon, in the meantime I'm really enjoying your new content and well, just keep being your authentic self (:

[@adama2721]

Dont let them bully you into taking it down.

[@jewsArabs1nationSemiticCousins]

Tawbah surah 97. verse اَلْاَعْرَابُ اَشَدُّ كُفْراً وَنِفَاقاً وَاَجْدَرُ اَلَّا يَعْلَمُوا حُدُودَ مَٓا اَنْزَلَ اللّٰهُ عَلٰى رَسُولِه۪ۜ وَاللّٰهُ عَل۪يمٌ حَك۪يمٌ 97. The Desert-Arabs are the most steeped in disbelief and hypocrisy, and the most likely to ignore the limits that God revealed to His Messenger. God is Knowing and Wise.

[@Azoz-bu7ck]

Why did you this verse was sent by god? And what is the verse story. Explain it, clown. Don't put things without explaining them

[@MandipGillan]

@@Azoz-bu7ckbecause god hates Arabs

[@sarahwatts7152]

Do what you gotta do. As someone not in either community, it helped me understand where other people are coming from, but I also get that there's only so much heat you want to take

[@snakemagma2426]

قال رسول الله صل الله عليه وسلم "لا فرق بين عربي و أعجمي إلا بالتقوى".

[@Gggh691]

Go tell your people to learn about islam. Islam was bought to the Arabs because they were the most misguided people on earth

[@annieshabbir478]

You could consider leaving it up and disabling comments on it

[@NiaPgn]

Not that you need my validation but you were brave and I supported it when you posted it, and you were brave and I supported it when you took it down. 👏🏼❤️✊🏼

[@cleohettori8725]

Put it back up, its necessary, never bend

[@straw1berry11]

I wish I got to see your video before you took it down. I hope one day you feel okay with putting it up. I've experienced "arab supremacy" towards africans my entire life, and more people should speak on it. You're so brave for standing for your beliefs regardless of backlash and controversy. Ramadan mubarak!

[@nl.dauhoo]

I am sorry for what you went through while you were young and growing up. I responded negatively as well, because of my own experience with people from the Indian sub-continent. I apologize for it. I love ❤ your videos and contents. May Allah Ta'ala help all of us, Muslims to stop hurting each other and to connect and love each other and be a strong ummah!

[@carwofat1901]

Many people also want peace with eachother. The problem starts when you want peace, but at the same time still feel that you want superiority over 1 group, at the same time having inferiority complex with another. It doesn't work that way!

[@straw1berry11]

The first step towards loving each other might be acknowledging that we do hurt each other. Saying "we should all love each other" fixes nothing.

[@JazzyLeZoo]

I'm a Palestinian-Algerian Arab who married a Pakistani man. Arab supremacy is disgustingly real. I have experienced it towards myself because my parents didn't raise me to speak Arabic. Despite my ethnicity I was always spoken down to, people pitied me, whispered all sorts about the way I was raised, and are shocked I would marry outside my own race. Interestingly enough it was my father who asked me (before I was married) to try and seek someone outside the Arab community, despite his own racist tendencies... he knew.

[@loulzzzzzzzz9]

wallah no one cares you literally said u are arab urself how does ths affect u HOW

[@sunriseatabeach3537]

As a Muslim Arab myself i have always respected different people in general. But Muslims from other country's were always very heart warmingly beautiful, how different my culture was from theirs but still we share one religion that binds us together like a family, our ummah. And i have always admired how for instance Malaysians, again not Arabs, often are more religious and are raised with the Islamic customs and modesty. As a Muslim no matter what origin i have i would never feel comfortable to judge or think lowly of other Muslims it is a grave sin that everyone should be aware of. Also towards non Muslims we always must treat others friendly and be understanding even in cases where we get treated badly and get hurt from mistreatment we should pull back from showing negative attitude or arrogance. Even our Prophet peace be upon him, other people treated him badly, but he showed his brothers how to treat others with dignity and respect and that is the example we must follow. As the Quran said, we are made different in order to get to know one another, and explore each others differences. I am very sorry sis you felt less than, because of some rotten apples that are bound to be there, they exist in every nationality sadly. I promise there are much, much more like me, who who admire our brothers and sisters from all over the world. And Allah only looks at our deeds not our nationalities. Salam🌺

[@pedo_muhammad]

Muhammad is a false prophet. And you are taking pride in a false religion with false teaching

[@falihae]

This is one of the first videos I'm watching on your channel and I completely understand why taking down the original was a tough but necessary step to make. I grew up in a predominantly Arab Muslim community, went to Islamic school for middle & high school. They all talk and news spreads like wildfire. I've made friends with people of all kinds of ethnicities and I've witnessed firsthand and personally experienced this. I'm Pakistani as well but get mistaken for being Arab a lot, to the point where older Arabs from the community & some of my teachers would speak to me in arabic and then try to argue with me about my ethnicity & ancestry. It would hurt that they didn't believe that I could come from Pakistan, "i was too fair-skinned". They would then proceed to treat me differently after learning I wasn't Arab. Students would bully and I would see their eyes when they would talk to each other about other races "she's pakistani" "he's moroccan" and they would smile & glare at one another in a judgmental way. Students would be treated differently, arab students would get away with so much bullying and harassment only because the staff was arab and would be family friends with their parents. One of my friends was from Sudan and spoke fluent Arabic, since she was dark-skinned none of the Arabs thought she understood them and the racist & vile things she would hear coming out of some of their mouths (teachers even!) were despicable. We were in school at a masjid after all. This is only the tip of the iceberg, there were so many things that I saw take place there that had left a sour taste in my mouth. But Alhamdulillah now the school is doing a lot to change the "arab's are superior" narrative. But I feel that they HAVE to not because they WANT to. MashAllah now there are more diverse ethnicities attending than ever before. The community unfortunately still holds onto this mindset though. I would also like to mention the superiority complex that plagues Pakistani's as well. Unfortunately this is a widespread issue. Some Pakistani's are so racist towards minorities in their own country. They also skin-shame, being a dark-skinned Pakistani is seen as an "insult" in some of their eyes. These issues need to be strongly addressed and these mindsets need to be changed. Being biased towards and creating favoritism towards certain people/races/ethnicities is not taught in Islam! We are taught to be respectful of all, and yet these backward ideologies plague communities.

[@MandipGillan]

@AZ OZ what

[@ChromeMan04]

Are you Pashtun?

[@scoobysnax8127]

It really is an issue. Glad you raised it. Sorry for any backlash. I also think there are superiority complexes within the Arab community. It’s sad when you approach the world with an attitude of oneness; one ummah, brothers and sisters, but are confronted with disdain, ignorance, arrogance. I swear some Arabs would happily ‘embrace ‘ iz real y’ ‘zio’ before they’d accept a Muslim brother of south Asian descent. I’ve seen them give gushing preference to white Europeans over fellow Muslims. Sellout mentality.

[@riyadougla539]

That's absolutely true. They really don't think much of desis, and they don't like it when we follow them.

[@carwofat1901]

​@@riyadougla539 Ever notice some 9f their reactions when some 'white' folks convert to Islam. Oh boy, I immediately expect the happiness they display.

[@Vitamins152]

Ancient India's Achievments 1.Indians had concepts of calculus before west like infinite series for pi, power series for sine and cosine, inverse tangent series, and much more. These series were made by Madhava, who was a medieval indian mathematician and astronomer. 2. Aryabhatta invented sine function. 3. Bhaskara II gave modern definitions of sine and cosine. 4. Sushruta performed complex surgeries like brain, cataract, rhinoplasty, limb, and much more over 2000 years ago. Surgery was invented in Egypt first, but we made many contributions to it. 5. Maharishi Kanad, a philosopher, proposed the idea of atoms in 600 BCE. 6. Brahmagupta invented the formula to determine the area of cyclic quadrilaterals. 7. Decimal System. 8. Binary number system by pingala. 9. Ayurveda. 10. Bhaskara I stated that the at the highest point the rate of change is zero. 11. Varahamihira predicted water on Mars thousands of years ago. 12. Sridharacharya invented the modern-day quadratic formula. 13. Solutions to quadratics. Modern India's Achievements: 1. Har Gobind Khorana synthesized the first artificial gene and demonstrated the role of nucleotides in protein synthesis. He also artificially synthesized coenzyme A and played a massive role in cracking the genetic code. I reccomend you watch and learn more about him. He shaped modern genetics. 2. Chandryaan 3 landing on the south pole of moon. 3. Mars Mission. 4. Sun Mission (Aditya - L1) 5. Fiber optics by Narinder Singh Kapany. 6. Jagdish Chandra Bose was one of the pioneers in wireless communication before Marconi and transmitted signals before him. 7. Discovery of millimeter waves by Jagdish Chandra Bose. 8. Discovery of cholera toxin by Dr. Sambhu Nath De. 9. USB by Ajay Bhatt. 10. Pentium Chips by Vinod Dham. 11. S.N. Bose made contributions to quantum mechanics like Bose-Einstein condensate and laid the foundations for Higgs Boson. 12. Quantum Statistics by S.N. Bose. Also, Boson particles are named after him. 13. G.N. Ramachandran discovered the triple helical structure of collagen protein and deepened our understanding of sickle cell anemia. 14. Ramachandran plot, which is a tool used to visualize which angles can amino acids take in proteins. 15. Venki Ramakrishnan discovered the high resolution atomic structure of ribosomes, which gives us a deeper understanding of how ribosomes manufacture proteins. 16. Airplane by shivkar bapuji talpade in 1895, although we are not sure how true this is. 17. Cervical Cerclage first described by Sirodkhar. There are many more indian greats you should learn about. Examples: Srinivasa Ramanujan, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, C.V. Raman and Raj Reddy (one of the pioneers in AI along with McCarthy). We have a lot of contributions to humanity, but some credits are wrongfully attributed to Westerners. Not only that westerners ruined our image through their media. We are portrayed as street sh*tters, cow urine drinkers, unhygienic, female baby k*llers, cow dung eaters, etc. This will cause them to look down on us.

[@Elinal23567]

As a revert to Islam who was guided initially by Pakistani Muslims and took my Shahada in front of an Arab Egyptian, and has many Muslim online friends due to advocating for Palestine , I always remember that in his final sermon, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over a black nor a black has any superiority over a white - except by piety and good action."

[@laraibia360]

Kudos to you for actually shining light on a big problem 👏

[@ynat2198]

I'm pakistani. I live in nyc in a heavily arab populated area. Lol yeah too many arabs are racist and it does not stop at the older generations because they are teaching their kids and young arabs dislike us just as much. Arab girls are clique-y, arab guys are.....yeah i don't have any polite words for them. It will never stop me from going to the masjid, but it does make community events frustrating. When i was in college it was way worse, the rudeness and arrogance was off the charts. Then i became a lecturer at my college aaand they didn't know what to make of that either but just kind of toned down the rudeness.

[@carwofat1901]

Oh my, I relate a lot with the community events. I love Eid, like I look forward to it. The only thing I dread and actively avoid are racist Arabs. They are so bitter. But I dont allow it to ruin the day for me at all. I don't deserve it. Their racism overtakes their following of what Islam actually teaches them. Its like they actively avoid it. Thats why I tend to call them out when I see them and don't mind being confrontational. Those types of Arabs are the ones who don't know how to act around others and are so morally disgusting, sorry to say. Those are also the ones who want toxic 'proximity to whiteness' . I see right through it all. Dont even get me started on the Arab youtube families who try so hard to appeal to 'white people' and try to socially gain their acceptance.

[@riyadougla539]

It's disturbing their attitude towards others.

[@shaniakbar6197]

I think this has also to do with who represents the majority of the Muslim population in that western country. I say western country because the experiences are with people who are Arabs living in the US. In the UK the majority population of Muslims is Pakistani and then Bangladeshi, we have some North Africans like Algerians and Moroccans but very small compared to Pakistani and Bangladeshis. We face no issues from Arabs like that here since we run the masjids and represent the Muslim community be that sports, media etc. other communities defo feel like that about the Pakistani/Bengali community like you feel about Arabs. But really who cares all our accountability is with Allah, and if your Arab or Pakistani it won’t matter.

[@riyadougla539]

In the UK they don't say anything to your face, but you know they don't care about us.

[@shaniakbar6197]

@@riyadougla539 issue is nationalism it’s disgusting, its a disease but the prophets already told us no one is better than another only but in piety. Umar ra told us that we had no honour before and Islam gave us honour. So who cares when you die Allah won’t ask you about ur ethnicity or nationality nor will others be in the grave with you. Minor let them do their ting genuine Muslims that have fear of Allah can’t be racist.

[@Sadin15]

There was a reason Rasool Allaah reminded people about racism in his last sermon among other important things.

[@EM-tx3ly]

It exists and a fact of life But nothing humbles the unbridled Arab pride boastfulness haughtiness and insolence than the upper hand of the Rum & Ajam especially in their own countries It’s sad but humbling The ones that opened Arabian peninsula Levant Mesopotamia Egypt North Africa aren’t the same as those existing today The pious predecessors and today’s Arabs are like the heavens and the gutters Enough said

[@AnonymousPerson-hr6qd]

Please put it back up, it does a great service to us.

[@Gggh691]

Yeah it shows your true colours

[@LaVictoireRosee]

I’m Bangladeshi and a Syrian guy in university straight up told me that I can’t ever understand the Quran and therefore can never be a proper Muslim…

[@MandipGillan]

@azoz6797 stop bombing children concerts

[@Azoz-bu7ck]

​@@MandipGillan 😂😂😂😂 wtf

[@MandipGillan]

@@Azoz-bu7ck what’s so funny? Stop attacking concerts

[@Azoz-bu7ck]

@@MandipGillan he ran away

[@Kohii2Go]

The problem is still there. Being made fun of your pronunciation and that you don’t understand Arabic when you are able to read it, is real. Looking down on Muslims who use other words is also still bothering. As long as this doesnt stop, there wont be a unity in our Ummah.

[@carwofat1901]

Let me put it this way, in order to not be affected by any negative things some Arabs say about you, start looking at those people once they enter the western world. Some are even willing to give up their religion entirely to gain acceptance from 'white' people.

[@shein672]

I dont understand most dialects of arabic are not close to classical arabic, saw a video of chinesse ploygot who was learning classical arabic and said when she spoke it with other arab people many arabs didnt understand her

[@DevjKaiser]

As a black muslimah no Arab ever returned my salaam in the masjid. Ever. When I went to another masjid the mix of people there returned my salaams. I finally felt welcomed and loved in the umaah after years. I defiantly understand the feeling and that’s my experience. The arabs at my current masjid are so welcoming, but even when I told them about my experience they acknowledged that there is a sense of superiority from other arabs and they call them out.

[@biscuit119]

Which masjid did you encounter this hostility.

[@dellybelly3]

I would be very interested in a video of your experience in Islamic school. As a revert in America I think hearing perspectives on this is very important when considering decisions for raising children here.

[@carwofat1901]

​​​​​@@AbdAllah19934 Surah al-Hujurat 13. O, people! We created you from a male and a female, and We made you races and tribes, so that you may come to know one another. The best among you before Allah is the most righteous. Allah is Knowing and Aware. You have to know that arab muslims are 13% out of world muslim population. Don't contaminate Islam with your Bedouin culture, which is same as KKK culture. You are a digraceful representative of Islam, especially to reverts. You are a disgrace to Islamic principles of Quran, hadith and practices of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Don't spread your racism and camouflage it with Islam. Dont mislead people. You are rotten minded with your Bedouin Arab racism. You are just ignorant 'إعرابي '

[@HulaguKhan2020]

😂those Islamic schools should be banned as they are reciting tools for Wahhabi Salafi terror organizations & Arab supremacy.

[@user-qn6mt8mc9x]

a lot of the google reviews say the same thing. i've interacted with people from those institutions, not good@@HulaguKhan2020

[@suksuk5191]

it's a shame you had to take that video down, i would have loved to watch it. Us arabs are not perfect or better than others because we speak arabic. Arab muslims are not superior to non arab muslims. Our value as muslims is in our Imaan. Your criticism is valid and I hope your situation gets better ya rab 🤲

[@shaniakbar6197]

Honour and Glory Belong To Allāh, to His Messenger and the Believers - ‘Umar Ibn Al-Khattāb said, “We are a people who Allah has honoured with Islam, so whenever we seek to be honoured through other than it, Allah will bring us humiliation.”

[@aqilazhar998]

I think you forgot theyre also feel superior towards southeast asian muslims especially someone look Indonesian or Filipino. And these are the same people appall Jews on the narrative “God Chosen People”. Im like wow-

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

I just wanna put something out here since it shares relevancy to this video. My aunt knew an neighbor of hers who was Afghan who's daughter married an Arab man. From the day of her marriage till her divorce, his mother in-law was hellbent on destroying their marriage by any means possible and eventually it worked. She wanted her son to marry an Arab woman since inception, apparently even the guy was just using her (according to my aunt) and they went their separate ways. This is one of the reasons Afghans look down on intermarriage with Arabs. I have no problem with Arabs, i think they are great people for the most part but many are tribalistic and xenophobic mixed in with a false sense of superiority complex.

[@MandipGillan]

Arabs hate non Arabs in general, some Arabs are good but majority aren’t and they have a supremacist view because these bing bongs think every prophet are Arabs even tho they’re not Arabs except a handful

[@alyaalicekiki1332]

I think loads of revert Muslims feel like this to the majority of born Muslims.. It doesn’t matter how long we been reverted to Islam for, we still get born Muslims thinking they all know better than us, with this superior complex. I know it isn’t really the sameness but we’re always going to meet those people in some walks of life!

[@mdsultan9014]

thats not true btw

[@sunnybhai1904]

Ahhh when you said Islamic school, everything came together. I’ve heard that the Arabs treat the Pakistanis very badly in these schools. I had a friend from one of these schools and your rant felt very familiar. So sorry you had to experience that.

[@nfamaramarrie1790]

Salaam alaikum sister, this whole thing about supremacy is true and it is very sad for a Muslim who believe in qua'an and authentic hadith where it says only TAQWA makes you better than other Muslim. But hey for me personally I don't care if you think you're better than me because of your colour that means you're an ignorant person about your deen.

[@MOverDose]

It’s weird to start a sentence by a saying as an Arab, but yeah. As an Arab who did watch that video, I saw no lies. Does this mean some anti-Arabs will love this comment? I don’t care. People who breathe hate need therapy. My interaction with this video won’t change a thing for them. This creator has something valuable to say and I enjoy supporting this channel. I usually skip any content that includes hijab because of my own experience. However, Tazzy didn’t make it her whole identity and this is quite refreshing.

[@christosliakopoulos2341]

Nothing good comes out the Arab world

[@aamirkhan6692]

Inferiority complex is very complex. I am an Indian Muslim and like other desis I know how people in our community look up to the Arab speaking people. Having the knowledge that most people who call themselves Arab are not really Arab (including the Egyptians, Iraqis, Syrians and Palestinians) and understanding Arabs are in no sphere better than Desis, like Islamic knowledge or practice or values or even secular knowledge and intellect, and this makes a huge difference, as you can simply speak Arabic language and Identify as an Arab. A few salient points to mention lol 1. Desis have been doing way better in western countries than Arabs 2. Desi countries are more stable than most Arab nations 3. Desis are more into Islam than Arabs (yes this is true) 4. Desis are less violent than most Arabs 5. Desis are smarter than most Arabs Arabs and Desis also look very similar - in case you want to claim Arabs from the north, i.e. Syria or Lebanon are whiter and from the south are black, there are Desis from the North, i.e Pashtuns and others who are as white as any and there are Desis from Sri Lanka and South India who are black as any (except they don't have the Afro hair). So yes most Desis and Arabs look similar based on which region you want to compare them to. Having said that, of course this is a broad generalisation BUT in general every ethnicity hates the other (a common phenomenon), thus the problem lies in Desis looking upto the Arabs as if they are a special race, while Arabs do what anyone else does - hate the "other", and they are hated by the "Turks", "Persians" and others. Stop looking up to these Arabs and look at them as equals and you won't find a special hate against yourself but another race just hating on those who are not like them, and build your own Identity of being from the land of Sanskrit (not Arabic or Persian)

[@swanskingdom3118]

Why don’t u shut it?? I knew that u don’t have any knowledge the moment u said iraqies and Syrians are not Arab. Let me shock u and say that 95% of iraqies are pure arab tribes that migrated from hijaz and najd with only 5% of Kurds and majus , same with Syria and in every arab country it’s not just called arab for nothing there are pure areas tribes so who the F are u to say they not arab??? Did u do DNA to all of them???

[@GreaterAfghanistanMovement]

I love how some of you Pakistanis love to drag us Pashtuns into your victim hood and going as far as calling us "Desi" even though this term is foreign to us and we don't identify with it. Just keep us out of your mouth. Also, no. Desis and Arabs don't look alike, i can tell the difference.

[@riyadougla539]

Well said

[@lailakhoshkar126]

Ok I'm sorry this has nothing to do with the video but girl that hijab looks amazing on you mA!

[@homersimpson5501]

As a revert to Islam who’s not Arab it’s sad to see the problems that were in the Quresh are still persisting to this day. It often reminds me of the supremacy that Israelis show against Palestinians

[@annieshabbir478]

This kind of experience leads to trauma but growth does not come from stable normal life , so without it you would be less aware of certain things … maybe your video can be the link for others to identify it in their experience

[@plumpydayz]

Damn, wish I came here earlier, would of loved to have watched that video.

[@naan-jf9gh]

You shouldn't have taken it down. Discussing the racism within the Arab world and their superiority complex is an issue that needs way more attention. Arab society is not just societal, it's institutionalized racism and there are no outlets to even begin the discussion there. They won't address it, they teach racial ideologies in their schools, revise history to fit a narrative of supremacy, and appropriate countless cultures within the region. It's important for the diaspora to shine a light on it from wherever they can. Racism towards Iranians, Indians, South-East Asians, Turks, etc. They also hand wave the issue away and blame others for racism, saying others have a superiority complex, and bemoaning the racism that Arabs receive from usually the west. It's hypocritical, it's weak, it's cowardice. I can't feel sympathy for people who never look inwards, who never feel empathy for other human beings.

[@mmgxo]

The most anti-Arab people I have ever met are literally Egyptian Christians. It took Egypt a while to even become Arabized (by force). The fact that there is nowhere in North Africa that became Arabic-speaking "by choice" should give the Muslims in Pakistan a hint as to what happens when you allow Arabization to thrive.

[@azzagasim2916]

Desi/brown people hate being made to feel inferior by arab people but will in the same breath make black/African people feel inferior. if your group doesn’t want this hierarchy then eliminate it entirely. Don’t just hate it because it disadvantages you. Peace

[@MoniiK-pp9lc]

Don't drag all desis into this, not all desis are Muslim.

[@matthewmann8969]

And Black people do the same thing to other Black people that are not the same type of Black as them yeah.

[@TheLittlemo7]

PLEASE MAKE THE ISLAMIC SCHOOL VIDEO

[@Patience2dream]

As a half Arab (half Mexican), there's definitely a supremacy issue especially as it connects to religion unfortunately. It's extremely sad and I don't believe this is what Allah would want, it's literally pride overtaking their nafs. It's so hypocritical to what our religion teaches us, that I actually stay away from Arabs and don't find common ground with them, especially in the States when they hold me "higher" for knowing Arabic fluently and having lived in an Arab country for almost 10 years as a kid (because it directly implies the opposite of putting others lower for not knowing Arabic or not being Arab or not being directly exposed to the culture which is literally what prophet Muhammad pbuh had to fight against in getting people to stop blindly following their forefathers tradition simply for social acceptance and racial superiority). It feels embarrassing that they would make this a social status thing and bind it to religion too. Don't even get me started on them trying to literally ignore that I am half Mexican and try to box me into being 100% Arab when I'm not, I'm half and half like the best dairy for mashed potatoes.

[@palixicanx]

As A Half Palestinian and Half Mexican myself, you’re definitely spitting facts.

[@siwarhamza5174]

I'm an Arab and I love all Muslims from all races

[@user-fw5gp2me9b]

why do we pakistanis take disrespect from them arabs? they treat us like that becus we let them. if we are united and appreciate our history culture land we wouldnt be here. like the indians iranians somalis , arabs think theyre superior to them but these group stick up for eachother

[@scoobysnax8127]

I don’t know where you live but that’s not correct. When did Arabs think Somali are superior? You must be deluded. If anything, Somali don’t have the best rep here in the UK. I have nothing against them but I see it. People eat up Indian culture more than Pak because they were fed it. There was clearly an agenda to market India and promote it in a certain way. I noticed it from some years ago. There’s so much more I could say. I think sometimes desis who have not had to live in western cultures and experience the real prejudices, live in a bubble and still hold western culture in such high regard as if it’s all Downton Abbey life.

[@MandipGillan]

pakistan shud adopt the indian alphabet over the arabic alphabets as pakistanis are iranic and not semitic/cananites

[@user-fw5gp2me9b]

@@MandipGillan LMAO . PAKISTAN ADOPTED THE PERSIAN ALPHABETIC script. the Nastaliq way of writing. aint no one wants to be an arab lol. and yes, im an iranic. the western half of pakistans land is iranic majority like the pashtuns and baloch.

[@MandipGillan]

@@user-fw5gp2me9b the alphabet looks very close to Arabic tho, it’s still Semitic

[@Demirel7641]

Bro, as an arab i must say that you have to spite in the faces of the arabs racists toward you.

[@melisse6780]

arabs are very proud in general and even btween us(arabs) we kinda regard each others down a bit just look at algerian/morroccan social media it's awful , but towards other races it is a problem that should be addressed... I think desi ppl have also this pride thing but i've bearly seen a desi making fun of an arab

[@riyadougla539]

Desis make fun of each other but not others.

[@melisse6780]

@@riyadougla539 maybe...I don't know many desi ppl but like in general they don't make fun of arabs from what I know like that video of the arab making fun of pakistani imam you will not see an pakistani making fun of arab accent/culture...etc

[@riyadougla539]

@@melisse6780 Desis generally look up to Arabs. They are reluctant to criticise Arabs because they think of Mecca, Medina, prophet (etc). Even hindus look up to arabs because of Dubai, never mind the slavery that occurs there.

[@MariaSanchez-kg2fl]

@@riyadougla539 but desis are racist to black people and other darker desis. Everybody care about color sadly. Desi don’t respect arab for religion but because they are white compare to them.

[@usamaiqbal1837]

Not everyone in south asia is a "desi". This is like saying amazigh and Arabs are the same, it would be infuriating right? Punjabis and indians fall into the desi category. Pashtuns and Baloch are an Iranic ethnic group just like kurds, tajiks, persians etc. Kindly don't lump us all together as if we're all one race. That's the great thing about south Asia. Lots of diversity

[@ronm7503]

I would have loved to see the video.

[@adamh5466]

You are a very courageous woman!

[@Falasteena]

Plz upload the video again if possible.

[@Falasteena]

And if u are disturbed u can always turn off comments

[@shipperina2213]

I am arab and have lived in an arab country all my life, this issue is seen a lot with the older generation and men from what I have seen. They think it is funny to make fun of a culture or a group of people, they cannot see through their own hypocrisy, yet still manage to act like they are not in the wrong for "having an opinion". I cannot count the number of times I have seen my dad make fun of Asian eyes and use slurs (mostly towards Pakistani and black people). I cannot count the number of times I have seen boys in my class make fun of Punjabi music and make stereotypical accents of other Asian countries. I just hate it. My friends hate it. Almost all the girls I know hate it. Only a few boys hate it.

[@Azoz-bu7ck]

its funny wtf

[@ahmedrashid2687]

​​@@Azoz-bu7ck your khaleeji accent and music is funny too

[@Salem_morio]

I remember a few years ago i saw this video on twitter of an arab yelling at a non arab women that Islam belongs to arabs because they're arab & it's a disgrace that the likes of her are following it. It wasn't that one person being racists that broke my heart, it was all the comments defending & supporting it.

[@riyadougla539]

That's exactly how Arabs feel. They really don't like non-Arabs following Islam, unless it is a pale person.

[@OfficialDenzy]

What a dumbass

[@baadiyahaw1906]

Sadly, the first 9 minutes of your video are on an anti-Islam page on Facebook. It makes me so angry! May Allah (swt) make it easy for all Desi people. Thank you Sister Tazzy for opening my eyes.

[@carwofat1901]

Sadly, folks like that will do anything to make Islam look bad. They don't know how to seperate religion from imperfect followers.

[@lucyadam9128]

Don't be bothered about it , you only said the truth and the truth is difficult to accept

[@Sabiha-30]

You should’ve disabled the comments!