Why These Arabic Words Are So Powerful

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Комментарии : 49

@irinak611 2 года назад

I am an old Russian woman, love your videos, comparative linguistic analysis, hilarious sketches with your friend, all of it, keep doing it!

@dayan47 2 года назад

My first teacher of the basic Arabic letters was a Lebanese Christion from the mountain area of Aqurah. We were college students together. She was a very close friend. I had not converted yet but I had an urge to learn Arabic...it was my path to Quran.

@orcaokayork999 7 месяцев назад

May you soon be liberated from your unbearably unspeakable 😢confusion...

@BillAllanWorld 2 года назад

I feel like if you started a series about Arabic food, it would be awesome. Like, Mark goes to restaurants, Mark learns how to make kibbeh from his Auntie, etc. FOOD SHOWS!! Yalla!!

@SandyCheeks63564 Год назад

Funny you should say “learn to make kibbeh from his aunt “ because I learned how to make kibbeh from my aunts when they were visiting here many years ago!

@ulrikewermann1268 2 года назад

I´m studying Arabic fusha and the levantine dialect. I like this sort of videos of yours most!

@Mohammad_Qunbos 2 года назад

I heard that in Arabic all words coming from the same three-letter root share some similarities of meaning or of hardness and sofness even if you change the order of the letters. Like Ta Fa La. (Root of children), La Ta Fa ( Root of kindness)

@sanchoodell6789 Год назад

I'm Maltese and I (& *we* Maltese) share a lot with the *Arab* world. *We* speak the same language and are the *same* people!

@Neimm 2 года назад

Hello! When I saw your thumbnail I started defining words in Swahili for instance in Swahili Nafsi is soul and Nafasi means space just like arabic

@lovenature1919 2 года назад

LOVE arabic video! make more!

@eliasgeorges9776 2 года назад

I’m in Australia, love your videos man

@Nagitosfluffyhair 2 года назад

Wow

@nubianus 2 года назад

Dude, it has to do with semitic roots. You must see in the words (for example nafas and nafs) which letters have in common. The Semitic root will be n-f-s, for malakh and melek (m-l-k)

@pinkythong06 2 года назад

Nafs el shi is referred to “the same essence” that’s how I always interpreted it.

@MrFerdagon 2 года назад

I can totally see your point. Might I add ريح and روح to the terms with spiritual/windy implications?

@mariakit4655 6 месяцев назад

i’ve been looking for that comment!

@Rushopium 2 года назад

My best part of what I’ve read about Al nafss (النفس) for Michael Naimeh , and would recommend it to be read !

@FerdiAziz 2 года назад

Indonesian here...we borrowed tons of arabic words into our language including nafs. Napas means breath in Indonesian.

@Just_A_Stranger 2 года назад

Coffee ☕ Written in Arabic as: قهوة - Giraffe 🦒 Written in Arabic as: زرافة - Algebra 🧮 Written in Arabic as: الجبر - Sofa 🛋️ Written in Arabic as: صفّة - Sugar 🍬 Written in Arabic as: سكّر - Cotton 🧶 Written in Arabic as: قطن - Safari 🦁 Written in Arabic as: سفارٍ - Ghoul 👻 Written in Arabic as: غول - Candy 🍭 Written in Arabic as: قند - Alchemy ⚗️ Written in Arabic as: الكيمياء - Gazelle 🦌 Written in Arabic as: غزال - Mattress 🛏️ Written in Arabic as: مطرح - Admiral 🎖️ Written in Arabic as: أمير الـ - Tariff 🪙 Written in Arabic as: تعريف - Alcohol 🍺 Written in Arabic as: الكحول

@ratbel 2 года назад

These proves for 1000000th time that the civilization came from Arabs...not from Europe or whatever they think it came from 🤣

@smiedranokatirova5987 2 года назад

@@ratbel it cames from Mesopotamia Iraq

@annhan777 Год назад

LOVE THIS! What does "yanee" mean?

@Mothana808 2 года назад

نفسيته is more of the mood

@monicagrorud2225 6 месяцев назад

Mark get a co host linguist please. Oh by the way you have a spectacular voice. Cheers from Australia

@reginakasakevics7891 Год назад

My fiancé is Iraqi. I know learning Arabic is difficult and I don’t know how similar Iraqi Arabic is to Lebanese Arabic. I would like to at least learn a little bit of Arabic so that I can understand him somewhat.

@SandyCheeks63564 Год назад

I wish someone would post videos of people singing in Arabic to American hits karaoke style . that would make it much easier for me to listen very often to Arabic and thus learn it. It would help also to have the Arabic words written in Roman script as my ear for Arabic is still pretty weak. I wish one of those language learning companies would make videos like this, people would listen and learn a lot it’s less boring than listening to people saying hello how are you my name is etc. etc. over and over again

@vaiyaktikasolarbeam1906 2 года назад

Breath! Thx for video, Mark!

@luvswrath9409 2 года назад

I like this style of video, keep it up

@Curly3373 2 года назад

Brilliant!

@Nagitosfluffyhair 2 года назад

As somebody who speaks Arabic I don’t find this hard 😸

@learnurduwithsara1068 2 года назад

Interesting how you made this connection.

@SoldieroftheImam313 2 года назад

Nafs is more the ego ruh is the soul

@francaisaveccamali 2 года назад

Yes thats also my understanding ... 🤗🤲🏻

@deema3560 2 года назад

Interesting !

@poopybrat67 11 месяцев назад

Maybe the word for “same”, while written the same as “self” in Arabic نفس, is spelled nefs (with an “e”) in English, not nafs?

@shingala8544 2 года назад

In Hungarian lélek means soul lélegzet means breath so very similar too. thanks for the great videos! Köszönöm!

@zkaluf 2 года назад

when you say in arabic wein musajel nufusak it means where are you registered in which cityhall?

@dayan47 2 года назад

They have the same root n f s Did you study sarf it is more important than nahu(grammer). You are right on here..I commend you. Try to download the best and oldest dictionary on this..Miqayyiis Ibn Faris معجم مقاييس اللغة لابي الحسين احمد بن فارسبن زكريا 395.....

@johns.9819 2 года назад

on pentecost Jesus blew his breath into the Apsotles and they where filled with the holy spirit

@NadDew Год назад

man I'm a native Arab and I never made the connection between the Arabic words for breathing, and "exhaling" from the end side 😂😂

@judemichaelhanna4867 5 месяцев назад

Thanks Mark My aunt would call my younger brother (when he was a little boy )' Fasoo' or a 'little fassoo'..Maybe it was nafasoo.....I think she was saying "the little fart" Am I wrong?

@fnjanjua72 2 года назад

Where is the link for your course please

@MarkHachem 2 года назад

Hey! Thank you for taking interest! The link's in the description! Or here: ryzeprojects.com/memberships

@botakjanggut1958 2 года назад

Does nafs also mean lust?

@dayan47 2 года назад

Not exactly..more definate is shawah, raghbah, shawq, shaghaf. Each one is slightly different. There is no language more descriptive than Arabic. In the colloquial Arabs say " Ana nifsy"when they want to express a desire such as a cup of coffee or an ice cream or a vacation or nap..something not as strong as lust.

@niesson9456 5 месяцев назад

If the soul and spirit is the breath of god, and breath, air, is intangible, and melds together, perhaps as it is in the in Hinduism, correct me if I'm wrong, that once we are all purified through repeated reincarnation, we all return as one with Brahma? Or as a friend once said it was. On a much simpler term, if we were made of the same thing, breathe the same thing, are we not all the same, and so, should we all not get along in this commonality, instead of looking to be separated by what is different between us all?

@miriamferko154 11 месяцев назад

I think it's not subconscious because Arabs were better at translating than Romans were. They picked a word to translate "spiritus" than captured both its senses. In philosophy, "soul" and "self" are mostly interchangeable, which also explains the "same' meaning

@abdullahalrai 10 месяцев назад

In the Holy Qur’an God uses the following phrase: قال الله تعالى: ( فإذا سويته و *نفخت فيه من روحي* فقعوا له ساجدين - سورة ص: 72) It is clear here that Roo7hee (My Spirit) implies God created Spirit / Soul, these are Creations (makhluq) of God while God Himself has no Body or Soul, He is Omni-Creator (Khaleq) Alone. Roo7hee here is similar to these expression: Baeyt ALLAH (Ka’abah, Mecca) Khaleel ALLAH (Prophet Abraham a.s) Rou7h ALLAH (Angel Gabriel) Naaqaht ALLAH (Prophet Selah’s She-Camel) Saif ALLAH (Khalid Ben Wahid r.a.) Asad ALLAH (Prophet’s Uncle Hamza r.a.) Hence they all are Honorary Title just as Prophet Adam was Breath into Him a Ru7h (Spirit or Soul) So Does Prophet Jesus was breath into him a Ru7h ومريم ابنت عمران التي أحصنت فرجها فنفخنا فيه من روحنا ) [ التحريم : 12 ] )