Reacting to Why is the Quran in Arabic? 

Amazing analysis at the end Liss - love the reaction! بارك الله فيك 😊

I was touched and almost break down into tears when my sister said she feels calm as she listens to the recitation of the Glorious Quran. Takbir!!

Hello Liss, thank you for this video which I think makes Arabic people feel the gift Allah gave them. about your Questions how an Arabic feels when listening to Quran, Quran is very deep in meanings and you can never get bored if reading or listening to the same verses or surah, and every time you will get new from Quran even if you read it every month or every 10 days or even every 3 days you will find Quran as new as you read it for the first time. Also the Arabic words of the Quran is actually the original words of Allah not like the translations which is only some meanings, so the calming that you feel is because your heart is reacting to his creator words especially when you know that this is Allah talking to you. And even if you don't understand Arabic you will feel the effect of Quran. It is not too hard to learn Arabic if you started and Ask Allah help for that and he will guide you. May Allah bless you and guide you to the happiness of life and hereafter life.

Just one correction: I am a native Arabic speaker. Quran is not written in "Ancient Arabic." There is no such form of "Ancient Arabic." It is a higher level of writing than anything we have came across of prose or poetry. Although we speak Arabic natively, we also have to take lessons and study Quran because its verses are way beyond our day to day language.

القران كلام الله حجة لنا اوعلينا ٠ قال الرسول صلى الله عليه واله وسلم خيركم من تعلم القرآن وعلمه

even I'm arab but there's so many ayats that I can't understand you have to be very educated to understand it

I love Islam iam Muslim form Pakistan 🇵🇰🤝

...after years of efforts, this language opened to me, I felt like that I've found paradise on earth. Arabic is such a beautiful language, so deep, so poetic and so rich in its vocabulary. There's a big difference to make between pure classical Arabic, new standard Arabic (mostly in the medias) and dialectal Arabic that is New and mixed with other foreign languages. When you understand these points, it helps you to organize a clearer path for learning the literaric language of the Qur'an, hadiths and fiqh. A good pedagogy is also required and helpful. I hope that my review will help you for your learning project. Don't forget to begin graduately and to have fun. It is a full of pleasure path 😍

Don't worry, Allah make Quran easy for human kind. If you want to learn, Allah will make it easy for you sure. In Sha Allah

Keep fighting, Liss! I'm student of arabic language and literature.. and i just wanna say, there are more something interest and incredible behind it's language.. May Allah bless you!

[Quran 14:4] And We sent every Noble Messenger with the same language as his people, so that he may clearly explain to them

I love the way you analyze the video you've watched. It shows that you really pay attention and learn from what you watch. I love learning with you

Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾🇵🇸

It totally blew my mind off. I am bowled over the way the content has been made to allow us to understand , to be honest , it's absolutely fascinating and inspiring

Although i am Arabic I didn’t realize that point of why Quran in arabic , thanks for teaching me

Love the dedication, patience, innocence, decency and respect you are sending to the world. Much respect back to you sister from Afghanistan.

Subhanallah..You are really good student. May Allah bless & protect you, du'a for me.

When i saw you for the first time, you make me calm, you are blessed! a freind from Morocco!

Greetings from Indonesia😊.....thank you so much for sharing this information.....though born as a Muslim...this is the first time I know the full reasons why Allah SWT has chosen Arabic as the language in Al Quran....May Allah SWT guide to the right path....

Your journey towards Islam is inspiring me as a born Muslim to be a better Muslim! May we continue on this journey towards Jannah inshallah!

I've got a feeling that 1 day we will see you speak Arabic in sha Allah.😉

Keep going sis You are in the right way trust me 💪 Being muslim really soon inshallah 😊

As salamu aleikum Liss. It is always a pleasure to watch your videos and listen to your comments that are rights. When I've began to learn Arabic, it was so hard for me, especially because I hadn't any Arabic environnement but when after

Ya Allah, please grant my sister the Hidaya. Allahuma Aamiin.

Everything about Quran is interesting my sister. If you want to know a little more about this topic, then I would recommend two academic books. 1. Discovering the Quran by Neal Robinson 2. Structure and Quranic interpretation by Raymond Farrin

Masha'Allah great reaction as always

Many thanks for the video, Liss! Allah Bless you, Sis :)

Thank you, your style is great, although the video is short, but it has a lot of beautiful phrases

Salam Liss, Arabic also is a heavenly language. With the Grace Allah, we will speak in a hereafter. Insya Allah.

Allah bless you!

Great video. Keep up the good work, and you'll be speaking Arabic and understanding it inshallah. The journey might be long, but rewarding in any way you look at it.

May Allah guide you and bless you. Thank you for sharing this reaction and I like your explanation at the end. 🌷

. I will pray for you that may Allah Love you and guide you. Sister I recommend you to listen to Al Matrood he reciat the Quran very much nice. Thank you sister wish you lucky, love from Somalia 🇸🇴

Amazing Video 👍👍👍👍👍. I learned something new I will read the Quran now for sure Thanks 🙏

Thanks for this video 💛 I really love it

Thank you! I'd like to add some explanation for the phrase "Assalam Alaikum". There is another inherent meaning for it. When you say to someone "Assalam Alaikum", you also mean: "My intention towards you is peace, and I expect/wish you have the same intentions". This greeting, according to some scholars, is considered as a covenant between people on keeping safe each other's lives, honor and property.

I love you! you are just an amazing person you try to find out and understand the secret about the Coran and the fact that it comes down in Arabic, I take my hat off to you!!! Stay safe and have a good time Fatiha from Switzerland

Thank you for sharing, I learned at the same time as you, even though I am familiar with the Qur’an! Thank you for your curiosity 💝 A characteristic of a true scientist!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences with Quran and Islam

May Allah (swt) bless you with the knowledge and guidance to continue learning more about our beautiful religion

Whenever your in problem start reading quran and you will find quran topic relating with your problem solutions and more every topic just read and read

It's interesting you asked yourself that question and came up with this wonderful and informative video. Remarkable effort. Thank you so very much. One of the wonders of the Holy Qur'an, that you find children from Africa, Asia and other parts of the world - who are non-Arabic speakers - memorized the entire Qur'an and recite it with %100 accuracy. Subhan Allah. It's the word of Allah.

Your thoughts are really awesome, keep going, thank you

Your analysis is spot on. I ask ALLAH to guide you and everyone who’s as sincere as you.

I can't control my tears with explaining Quran O Allah please forgive us and help us and really nice reaction from you

Thank you, I learned a lot

Salaam alaikum Zus you have such a nice Positive energy!!!!

I can tell you're heart is pure and u really want the message of Islam. May God bless u sister. Much love.

Also, it is good to know that Arabic language was perfected by the Quran language.

May ALLAH bless & protect you Sister, And may ALLAH guide non-Muslims to the truth.

Your efforts are appreciated please continues 👍

I liked, subscribed and cried. God bless!

Comparing English poetry to Arabic poetry, is like comparing the painting of a child to the painting of Da Vinci. The complexity, depth and degrees of freedom are on a different level. In Arabic, Eloquence is defined as the ability to seamlessly convey a lot of meaning in very few words, and ancient Arabs made it a challenge to themselves to master this ability.

here is a quiz for you to show you how Quran is precise (which is only one aspect of its eloquence). First whenever you read in the English translation of Quran the word MAN in the sense of MAN_kind know that in the Original Arabic text it uses the word HUMAN (INSAN, in Arabic) always, God has no gender bias, but few expectation, read this verse: "Allah has not made for a man two hearts in his interior" Quran 33-4 Here the word used is in Arabic text "Man" = rajul (Man in Arabic) Guess why God did not use the word HUMAN (Insan) in this particular verse? it is a good exercise and then , kindly see the answer below. Answer: Because if he had said HUMAN (IINSAN) in this verse it would include Women and some of which have 2 hearts in them when they are pregnant, her heart and the baby's heart ! That is how precise the Word of our Lord, Allah, The Exalted, The wise. Even many Muslims would not capture that subtle change of word, unless they meditate deep on it. Muslim Arabs will tell you that for sure!! many verses has different layer of meaning and all are correct, I guess God made it this way so it can be deep and simple depending of the mentality of people I believe since Quran is word of God the word man should be substituted with the word "human" , it should not carry society established bias for centuries, regardless of the gender sensitivity and or if the word Man become synonymous to both men and women. After all it is God word... the translators though may have opted for Man, because they may feel that saying Human have cold connotation but I feel it is not, I translated for years, non religious text though. the phrases and sentences in quran has mutliple meaning, if you read my comment that I left you in your reaction video of emotional Quran recitation by Al kurdi.. you get a glimpse of it. with many examples.. Quran makes sudden transitions that many non Muslim linguists admit to be unique and first appeared in Quran. The explanatory notes between brackets are not part of God speech, rather added for clarification so it is even more dense and packed with meaning. if this interest you read my longer comment in that video I cited earlier. May God give you light to appreciate his book, heal you, love you and grant you guidance and all of us ameen. To other readers please give likes if you find it helpful so others may benefit, and participate in the reward as it is promised to us, May God reward you , ameen.

Sister speaks well clear, direct, easy to understand pronunciation. Well done. Good manner of speech.

Assalammualaikum Liss, MasyAllah you summarised it very well. We are so touched. JazakAllahkhair - May Allah rewards you and blesses you, your family, and your future generation. Luv Aust

Iym kurdish far away arabs, and i individually study, learn and understand all verses of koran, all words of koran messages when reading and listening, thinking, searching, memorising also, alhamdoulillah... too manymuch miracles in koran,, peace be upon you, may ghodallah bless you and make your beauty happiness infinitive...With real eiyman...

So great I smile whenever I click your vids

In Arabic.. One word have a lot of meaning.. So it's so good when you want to express your feelings or what you think .. Greetings from Egypt..

Maşallah liss good works may Allah bless you and your family from Türkiye

Please convert to islam you will success, we love you❤💚

If you are sincere enough to learn the language of the Qur'an Allah will teach you in a very short time you will know. That's a miracle of the Qur'an.

Thank you. Your topics are excellent and of high value, I ask Almighty God to facilitate for you a path to knowledge.

Thanks for the reaction. بارك الله فيك

May Allah guide you and bless you sister

The miracle of Christ was in medicine The miracle of Moses was with magic The miracle of Muhammad was the language (the Qur’an) God determines the miracle of the prophets according to what is famous for the time in which they lived.

You are interted in Islam and I hope you be a muslim بارك الله فيك❤️وجزاكي الله خيرا

Beste Lisse, Moge Allah over je waken je straalt nu al Noor uit ik hoop oprecht dat wij jouw binnenkort als zuster in de Islam mogen begroeten.Wij als broeders en zusters in de Islam staan klaar voor je om je te helpen en Allah leid wie hij wil leiden. Ik zou het leuk vinden als jij persoonlijk ook reageert op dit bericht😀 Vredes groet naar alle broeders en zusters 🤲🏻

Arabic language is a heaven language, after all in the world death

Some readers of the Holy Qur'an ask: Why the Last Message of Allah (Al-Qur'an al-Karim) was revealed in the Arabic language? The Holy Qur’an was revealed in the Arabic language because no other language was provided with the atmosphere and conditions to grow and develop which were ordained for the Arabic Language, enabling it to become the vehicle of the Last Message of Allah. The Arabic language is known to be the mother of the Semitic languages. The history of the Semitic languages goes back to Shem (Sam: the eldest son of the Prophet Noah A.S.). Shem and his descendants spoke Semitic languages which include Arabic and Hebrew languages. The Semitic or Abrahamic Religions include: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The amazing history of the Arabian Peninsula reveals that centuries before the advent of Islam, the Poets, Orators, Business men and Leaders of the Arabian tribes from the whole Arabian peninsula and the delegations from Europe, Africa, India, Far East and other nations used to gather in the Cosmopolitan City of Makkah in four sacred months for business expositions and display. The Arab tribes also held literary festivals where poets presented their poetry. The best piece of poetry/literature, presented in these festivals, as a mark of respect and recognition, was placed in Ka‘bah (House of Allah) hanging in it so that all Pilgrims may know about the best Ode: قصيدة. All such Odes were called: “المُعَلّقَات” (Hanging Odes), out of which at least 14 are extant and seven of them: المعلّقَات السَبْعَة are still included in courses of reading in religious institutions of the Muslim world, in order to teach the language which ultimately became vehicle for the Last Message of Allah. In addition to these odes volumes of Arabic poetry and highly cherished pieces of Arabic prose from pre-Islamic era are also extant. Some writings on grave-stones and examples of literature (in Standard Arabic (SA) which remained in use across the centuries and still being used) are extant which date back to 250 years before birth of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. For example, the king of Arabia: Imra’ul Qays bin ‘Amr who died in 328 AD---his grave-stone has his introduction and other details in the Standard Arabic. (See for details: ‘Arabi Adab qabal az Islam (Arabic Literature before Islam) by Dr. Khurshid Rizvi, Lahore, 2010, Vol: 1, pp. 77-102). In those days the Arabic language also accepted some foreign vocabulary. Thus, after a long interaction between the Arabian clans and others, emerged the Common Arabic Language: (اللغة العربية المشتركة) encompassing merits of all dialects and expressions of the Arabian Peninsula, making itself able to become the vehicle of the Last Message of Allah. It was a Divine Design that the environment and conditions provided to the Arabic language, to develop and grow, have not been provided to any other language. About the background of the known history of the Arabic language, an orientalist namely: Prof. Jaroslav Stetkevych of Chicago University, in his book: The Modern Arabic Literary Language - Lexical and Stylistic Developments, has very rightly pointed out: "Venus-like, it [the Arabic language] was born in a perfect state of beauty". (The Modern Arabic Literary Language…, Chicago University Press, 1970, p.1). The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, himself took the responsibility to purge the Arabic language from polytheism and idolatry. Any word or phrase which contained obscenity or a concept which represented any shade of "شِرْك" (idolatry) was banned and consequently it did not remain in currency in daily usage. The Holy Qur’an was revealed in this centuries-old and well-groomed Arabic language. The most eloquent Arabs found the Qur’anic diction inimitable. The most striking and astonishing feature of the Arabic language is that there is no modern or classical (ancient) Arabic except those words, terms and phrases which came in use with the changing socio-cultural conditions of life. It is because of the reason that the Arabic grammar, linguistic rules, use of prepositions, proverbs and phraseology has been derived from the Holy Qur’an. The Holy Qur’an is the first Arabic book; and, for the last millennium and a half the Holy Qur'an is the primary source to determine the meanings and nuances of the words employed by it in various contexts. The miraculous character of this divine book becomes more evident when we ponder that: · Every Arabic word, whether a noun or a verb, comes on a particular meter and all such meters have been derived from the Holy Qur’an. · Every meter has a particular meaning or a set of meanings. · All grammatical rules of the Arabic language have been derived from the Qur’an. · The Islamic Ideology, creeds and the Islamic World View can only be best elaborated and understood in the Arabic language. Therefore, the Second Caliph ‘Umar b. al-Khattab (R.A.) always emphasized: ."تَعَلّمُوا العربيّةَ فَإنّها مِن دِينِكُم" (Learn the Arabic language as it is part of your Din). Al-Bayhaqi: Shu‘ub al-Iman, Vol. 2, p. 257. · As discussed in our previous post, during last 1450 years the Qur’anic vocabulary did not accept Semantic Extension and the word-meaning relationship, particularly in the Qur’anic contexts, remained the same. In other old sacred scriptures the words have changed their meanings; therefore, we find that every new publication of the Holy Bible carries a caption: “The Revised Edition” as the employed vocabulary had substantially changed its meanings and nuances. In the context of the languages, it is said: “The Form is permanent and the Content moves”, which means that with the passage of time the words of every language tend to change their meanings. This is a natural law and phenomenon which occurs in all world languages. The Holy Qur’an seems to have broken this natural law as its vocabulary did not change its meanings during last millennium and a half. Therefore, it is justified to claim that: The Holy Qur’an is a Continuous Miracle of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. The Holy Qur’an is the basic source to determine the meaning of the words employed therein. I explain it with an example: If, the most celebrated author of the English language, Geoffrey Chaucer (1342-1399 CE) comes to London today and dwells in Piccadilly; no one will understand him except some professors of the classical English literature. On the contrary, suppose if the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, (570-632 CE) comes in any city of the Arab world; he, peace be upon him, will understand the local Arabs and the inhabitants of the Arabian lands will understand him fully. · One of the most salient features of the Holy Qur’an is that the Translation of the Qur'an is the most difficult thing to do because its semantic, rhetorical, stylistic and syntactical beauties cannot be transmitted and rendered in any other language. That is why it was only Shah Waliullah Dehlawi d. 1762 CE, who for the first time, translated the Last Message of Allah in the Persian language. It should also be remembered that the Text of the Holy Book is divine but not the translation because a translator will translate a text as he has understood the Text. Therefore, the scholars in Islamic history, in order to determine the meaning of a Qur’anic word or a phrase, always referred that to the literature and usages of the people in which the Holy Qur’an was revealed; and, accepted a meaning of a word or a phrase keeping in view the linguistic citations (الشواهد اللغويّة) in support of that meaning. As mentioned in our previous post about the Arabic language, it is said: ." لَوْ لَا القُرآنُ، لَمَا كَانَتِ الْعَرَبِيّةُ " (Had there been no Qur'an there would have been no Arabic language). The languages like Latin, Sanskrit, Old Greek, Old Pehlawi and all other Germanic languages perished because they were not supported by a book like the Holy Qur'an. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, has already reminded us: ."لَا تَنقَضِي عَجَائِبُ القراّنِ وَ لَا يَخْلُقُ عَنْ كَثْرَةِ الرَدِّ ، فَاتْلُوُهُ" (The wonders of the Qur’an will never come to an end, and it will never cause boredom for its readers; therefore, read it). Al-Tirmidhi: Chapter Fadl al-Qur’an, p. 143. Dear readers! The Eternal Arabic, the Mother of the Semitic Languages, which is a Living Language for the last two millenniums, is the only language which could have the capacity to become the vehicle of the Last and Eternal Message of Allah; therefore, Allah Almighty chose this language and revealed the Holy Qur’an in the unequaled and unique Arabic language. It is also very interesting to note that the Arabic language is a very easy language to learn particularly for the native speakers of Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Sheena, Baluchi, Balti and many other Eastern languages. For example, when we speak Urdu language we are using more than fifty percent Arabic words or their derivations. The Arabic language has miraculous grammatical rules and a fine script. Allah has made a proclaimation in the Qur’an that We (Allah) have made the Holy Qur’an easy for the learners. The proclaimation necessarily implies that the contents of the Qur’an and its language both are easy to grasp. Allah says: ."وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا ٱلْقُرْءَانَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ" (We have made the Qur’an easy to learn. Is there anyone who would learn?) Surah: 54, Verse: 17.

I appreciate this video and more over I'm Nigerian but i speak Arabic more than any other languages because it's very simple to learn

Hello Lissie; While researching the reactions of non-Muslims to the Qur'an and Adhan, I came across the videos on your channel. As a Muslim, I am glad that you have covered Islam, the prayer and the Qur'an in many of your videos. When I watched it, I saw that you were influenced by the azan, the Quran and other Islamic prayers. When I looked at the comments on your videos, I noticed that Turkish followers did not comment. For this reason, I would like to reach you privately and talk to you about Islam and Islam. In your videos, you get emotional and sincerely listen to it during the quran and adhan. You mentioned that you love the language and voice of the Qur'an, that it relaxes you, relieves you from stress, etc. These thoughts affected me a lot. Also, it made me very happy that you were honored with Islam in Istanbul. Besides, I know that you have a plan to come to Turkey, an Islamic country. As a member of the Presidency of Religious Affairs and living in Turkey, I can really give you information about Islam and Islam. Please do not turn down my kind offer. Thank you. Kind regards My name : Hasan Hüseyin İŞBAY

For example: There are 24 hours per day. In Arabic language; every hour of the day has its own name. So there are 24 names for the hours of the day. Thanks for this video. Good luck 🤞 ساعات النهار الـ12 ويبدأ الثعالبي بالساعة الأولى من النهار، وهي "الشروق"، ثم الساعة الثانية، وهي "البكور"، ثم الثالثة، وهي "الغدوة"، ثم الرابعة، وهي "الضحى"، ثم الخامسة، وهي "الهاجرة"، ثم السادسة، وهي "الظهيرة"، ثم السابعة، وهي "الرّواح"، ثم الثامنة، وهي "العصر"، ثم التاسعة، وهي "القصر"، ثم العاشرة، وهي "الأصيل"، ثم الحادية عشرة، وهي "العشي"، ثم الثانية عشرة، وهي "الغروب". وهي آخر ساعة في النهار، تتم الـ 12 ساعة مقدار نصف عدد ساعات اليوم الـ 24. ساعات الليل الـ12 ثم يأتي الثعالبي على ذكر ساعات النصف الثاني من اليوم، وهي ساعات الليل، فيبدأ بالساعة الأولى منه، وهي "الشفق"، ثم الساعة الثانية، وهي "الغسق"، ثم الساعة الثالثة، وهي "العتمة"، ثم الرابعة، وهي "السدفة"، فالخامسة "الفحمة"، والسادسة "الزلّة"، والسابعة "الزلفة"، والثامنة "البهرة"، والتاسعة "السحر"، والعاشرة "الفجر"، ثم "الصبح"، وآخرها "الصباح" الذي يتم الساعة الأخيرة، فيكتمل العدد بـ 24 ساعة بـ 24 اسماً مميزاً لكل واحدة منها على حدة.

Salem machallah 💯🥀☝️🤲👍🌹

Liss I admire the way you think and examin things I think Arabic is a key to ..lets say to know the deep meanings of the language

Excellent clip, thank you so much sister.

Ma sha Allah Tabarak Allah

That's true, even for us who speak arabic can't fully understand all of the words in the Quran without refering to the books of tafseer. the English translation of Quran can't convey the whole meaning. And when we grasp the meaning of a word in a verse, we just remain speechless. Truly, the Quran is from Allah. العجم ما لهم أدنى فكرة عن الكنز الذي بحوزتنا ههههههه. الحمد للّه ربّ العالمين

Accept Islam sister. Sa'ad Ibne Harun from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

That's awesome Liss. Btw can you share your personal experience on how you learned arabic?

Mashallah good luck

I'm a first person

you are wonderful person, sister. your voice is clear; your reaction is fantastic. God knows what we can. that's why both Arabic and non-arabic speakers can memorise and recite it smoothly. I would like you to read and understand for you to know the right bath. I'm sure that you'll enjoy in life. Thanks.

Fantastic video, may allah bless you , جزاك الله خيرا

I suggest you make reactions on The greatest man in history Muhammed by Khalid yasin

Modern Arabic is different from Old Arabic Sometimes we hear the Quran while we are Arabs, and we do not understand the significance😇🙃

Hi Liss, will you read my comment? I am from Indonesia, and i am Javanese. Here, Javanese people also have many 'types' of language. For example, word "you" has more than one option to deliver it, "sampeyan", "jenengan", "kowe", "koen", "panjenengan". It's not only about the meaning, it's also about the feeling, the context, to whom we speak. Some of us (Javanese) also translate the Holy Quran in Javanese to make us understand it instead using Indonesian language (my national language :D). And fyi, we guess that Javanese language is as complex, deep, beautiful as Arabic language, and we proud of it. Nice to see you in this platform. Thankyou, salaam from Indonesia. 😊

Thank you I'm sure many people has the same question about why Quran is in Arabic and you contribute to spread the facts so Allah may bless you

The Koran is the most valuable and most powerful text in existence, period.

The great miracle is that the Prophet was illiterate and was talking with his people Quran fluently

Thank you for the effective video, I as an Arabic speaker knew today that this is the main reason the Quran was written in Arabic. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Saad Abu Madian

I like your accent .. it's so clear 😁⁦✌️

I been waiting for your video something nice to see about religon and heard Otherwise there's just hate for us

Look for the linguistic miracles of Quran. You'll see that there's a lot more for us to know about the Holy Quran.

Great video. May Allah bless you.

I am Arab. I also know English, French, and Portugese. With the exception of Arabic, I feel most languages are the accumulation of works in the past. I feel Arabic was created by super engineers like a product, and since then it functioned nicely with no errors to fix over time. In many European languages it is easy to have two different words but are pronounced similarly. In Arabic there is no such thing. Every letter you type is pronounced. What you see is what you hear. Lastly but not least, arabic that is taught to students in school is based on Quranic Arabic. Which meant that all Arabic speakers can easily read the quraan that was written down before 1400 yrs.... isn't that great? This also prevented the distancing of Arab accents from each other, they could have been speaking different languages now. I did not know how Arabic is strong language until I studied other languages.

انا متأكد أنك دخلت الإسلام لكننك تكتمين الإسلام لأنك في دولة أورابية.

My mother language is arabic n i do speak english n know it good enough , in no way could any one compares the two languages, arabic language is just so powerfull n superior to any other language .

Excellent video. Thank you

بارك الله فيك وثبتك علي الحق وانار لك طريقك وحفظك من كل سوء