Greetings from Kazakhstan. I want to give everyone a little information about genetics and how the genetics of the past relate to the future. Africa has several times more genetic diversity compared to Eurasia. For hundreds of thousands of years, the population of Eurasia experienced various natural disasters, which had a detrimental effect on the diversity of the gene pool of Eurasians. 90% of Arabs are carriers of an extensive list of genetic diseases, since Arabs have widely practiced consanguineous marriages for centuries. Initially, closely related marriages had a positive effect on the offspring, but centuries later terrible genetic mutations began to appear. Today, 90% of Arab genes are defective; giving birth to an Arab is a high risk of having a child, grandson, or great-grandson with genetic deformities. The same situation is with the Kurds, Turks, Assyrians and other Muslim peoples, since the Koran does not officially prohibit incest. Now about non-Muslim peoples. Ashkenazi Jews were systematically exterminated, and one day, after another anti-Semitic pogrom, only 400 Jews remained. From these 400 people descended 10 million Jews in the 19th century. 400 genes per 10 million people is very little. Already in the Middle Ages, doctors described terrible diseases of Jewish children. Finns, Sakhas, Japanese. In their case, the founder effect, as well as isolation, played a role. Religious groups such as the Amish and Mormons in America and other religious sects that have been marrying only each other for centuries will soon die out because there will be no healthy descendants left. Closely related marriages, as well as intentional or forced isolation of the community, casteism (in India, when a handful of rich people have been marrying only their own for centuries), the systematic extermination of genes, the lack of an influx of new genes sooner or later turns into a problem of genetic diseases. Everyone who considers themselves superior and better will disappear. Africa has good genetic potential. The main thing is to prohibit consanguineous marriages and keep genes healthy. A fact from me and my Kazakh ancestors: a wild horse in nature does not cover its offspring until the 7th generation, a brother will not cover his sister or niece. The ancient ancestors of the Kazakhs were engaged in herding horses for thousands of years and, noticing this, created the law of 7 ancestors. Every Kazakh is obliged to know his 7 ancestors on his father’s and mother’s side and avoid sexual intimacy with those with whom he has at least one common ancestor up to the 7th generation. Therefore, Kazakh genetics are in excellent condition. Those who don’t believe can independently search for “genetic diseases of Jews/Arabs/Finns/Japanese”.
There is no one ethnic group that has "the most beautiful women in the world." Quit the cap! There are outstandingly beautiful women who are Asian, Middle Eastern, Caucasian, Black and from every ethnicity. Keep it 100!
There are beauty in all racial groups of women but there is a reason I’m only attracted to Black Women and prolly Japanese women who are Beautiful as well but it stops there…so I must agree
@oluakinwale, you don't have no choice " Dudu Yemi " you guys keep bleaching your Skin. As for Racism, you guys are Tribalistic as well. So no difference between a Racist and a Tribalist.
I'm a Somali woman but I would never want to be white or yellow I'm very happy the way my Lord created me if they offered me a money 💰 I would never expected sorry and who cares what thinks or what they said
They can hate on dark skin as much as they like, but just looking at them, their features, their culture and languages, and you can tell that they have dark skinned ancestors.
Please don’t take my question in a negative way. I don’t know much about you guys and it was just a question. Plus obviously being light skin doesn’t mean you are not Black. You know that.
@@matt4TadPR is a mixture of indigenous Caribbean people(Taino) , Africans , and Europeans. People differ in admixture so that’s how u get different shades n face structure
I don't think it is about skin. There are ugly white skin too but men are unpredictable. Sometimes tiny attractive acts can make men fall in love no matter how the girl looks like.
I think there's rarity factor at play that makes them appear more exotic, hence more desirable, but that's doesn't make them more valuable or fit for a relationship. There are definitely beautiful women of all colors, shapes and sizes. Healthy clear skin, groomed hair and symmetry are universal signs of beauty regardless of the prominence of their ethnic features.
Well I lived in Jordan, Yemen, Egypt ,Sudan I also visited many other countries in North Africa and the United Emirates. Believe me there's a lot of racism against the dark-skinned people I witnessed it myself because I'm African-American, if I don't open my mouth and just look black they would treat me terrible until they hear me speak English and even then it's only a little better
I had an Arab student, 5 years old, tell me she didn't like black people, with a huge smile. She is darker than me. I told her that is ridiculous and I am "black". She said "not you". What does a 5 year old know about not liking people based on race? She heard it from her family and they are darker than I am! I had dark skinned Arab children telling me they are white. Living in the Middle East was superficially nice but it ate at my soul. Don't even get me started on the little children pulling my natural hair and laughing at me. Arabs can be "Black" but the ones in Asia will not claim it. Even some on the African continent themselves won't claim their Blackness. Human beings are a very strange species, I don't understand any of it cause most of the world isn't even "white". It's gross.
@@EmanuelBalebi I assume he means that people treat him better when they discover that he is an American, and therefore think that he must be super rich, which is a belief that many people from other nations have about Americans.
What is crazy to me is that the ONLY country to first stand up to America and Israel for Arab Palestinians and file charges was a nation of Black people South Africa NOT any ‘Arab’ or Muslim nation!
South Africa is also the only country that has opened borders and welcomed all immigrants with open arms. We've learnt the hard way through the years though....not everyone has a clean heart.
Thank you as a South African. Grew up during apartheid it was tough and rough. And I traveled and got exposed to racism. My sister Arab people also came into the ilk! My message is simple explore the world and don't shy away because of racism
RSA is not the only country, Algeria did the same ! Did you know that Algeria paid the debts of 14 African countries in 2013 ? The value of the debt was close to 1 billion dollars, Algeria has whites, browns and blacks, we all live in safety and security, our religion urges us not to differentiate between people, neither in their shapes, colors nor races, the Prophet Muhammad said: (There is no superiority of an Arab over a non-Arab, nor of a non-Arab over an Arab, nor of a white over a black, nor of a black over a white, except in piety (piety to God), people are from Adam and Adam is from dust), Algeria and South Africa share the same principles because both countries suffered from the apartheid system, in Algeria the French were stealing the homes of Algerians and living in them and they were preventing Algerians from the right to education, treatment, work and a decent life, the same thing that was happening in South Africa, Nelson Mandela also considered Algeria his country, did you know that Nelson Mandela said: (The Algerian revolution against the French made a man out of me) expressing eternal gratitude towards the country that received him and trained him militarily because Mandela had received military training With the Algerian fighters against France in Algeria, did you know that Nelson Mandela's first visit after he was released from prison after becoming President of South Africa was to Algeria ? He gave a public speech in Algeria and said: (Algeria is my country). Algeria recently built a stadium in the capital and named it "Nelson Mandela stadium", you can search for it, It's a very beautiful stadium and is considered a stronghold for the Algerian national team, a match was held a few months ago between Algeria and South Africa in this stadium. It was a wonderful atmosphere and an exciting match between two teams representing two countries with the same principles and the same suffering in the past and the same political diplomacy, as both countries support Palestine and Western Sahara, unlike the rest of the countries in Africa and the Arab world, which are considered neutral countries.
I am in France and it is the same. Most arabs marry among themselves or with a European, but they look down on blacks. Arabs practiced Subsaharan African slvery centuries before Europeans and never abolished it. There were African slave markets in Mecca until the 1950's
I would like to draw the attention of everyone to an important matter. Being Arab doesn't necessarily mean being Muslim. The vast majority of Muslims are non-Arabs.
@@abdidesign3255 black is not an ethnicity, respectfully. Please study the definitions of the terms of the discussion. Almost the whole world has bought the lie of skin color based race categories. It's all part of the White Supremacy playbook. And it worked so brilliantly - even people of color don't know they've been bamboozled.
i find it incredible that people living on the same continent can have such disdain and hatred for dark skin. Arabs are from West Asia and North Africa with many ethnic groups. An Arab is someone who speaks Arabic and that can cover a lot of territory. Most of the world is melanated, not white. However, European influence has created this standard of beauty that ensures a superior vs. inferior world based on skin color. We are all 100% human and the first peoples to occupy the Earth had dark skin.
@@pamelawatson7378 An Arab is not someone who speaks Arabic, get your facts straight, you probably mean a Muslim or an Arab speaker? Not all people speak Arabic in North Africa, we are North Africans not Arabs, not all Arabs are Muslim and not all Muslims are Arab, in fact only around 10% of all Muslims are Arab or even less.
Finally someone speaking up. I hope you talk about the Arab slave trade also. You tell Pakistani and the rest of them that they are racist they bring up Bilal in the Quran. When you ask them if they would let their daughter marry a man that look like Bilal then theres always silence
This made me choke 😂 this is an absolute fact!!!!! I live in luton as a black man I’ve her the story about bilal a few times they think there slick because bilal was a slave! He had a nice singing voice wow! I’ve experienced so much racism from Asians I was so confused when I came to this town Asians are very racist! Your 💯 correct they love I tell the story of bilal
Have you ever notice that when Africans talk about africa and Africans usually we don’t talk about Arabs countries in Africa. They don’t involve themselves in our issues. We often forget them. They never even comment in any African issue at all. Black people don’t usually migrate to those countries
Exactly ! I don’t even consider them Africans. We don’t even talk about their existence and no African I know from East Africa where I live ever even relates to those people
I'm African American. I've been to Dubai twice. It's the first time I was shamelessly followed around a store. It wasn't until they heard my American accent when i asked them why I am being followed around and that I don't need any help, that they backed off. I suspect they assumed I was an African worker. Sadly, while I suffer from colorism and racism around the world, sometimes, this blue passport gives me an ounce of favor. I feel bad for my continental brethren and sistren that struggle to even travel, let alone struggle to demand respect.
In Namibia they also do that but it's black on black. Black security guards and workers following you around in the store while Whites and Asians are not suspected.
Good for you as a Black man living in AMERICA I'm not very dark like some of my family but let me share something with this Arab sister. Never deny not seeing color it is a red flag for those of us who understand the dynamics of "Racism!" We all see color and there's nothing wrong with doing so pretending not to see color is disingenuous? Racist love using that term as a defense mechanism to mask their own delusional inadequacies! Nothing wrong with seeing differences in other human beings? If you don't see color you lost already!
Im quite dark skinned black African British with a half Nigeria half Scottish mum and Nigerian dad. I would normally say on the face of it that I’ve never encountered direct racism or racial abuse or colourism here in the UK or in Nigeria apart from a white London-Scottish neighbour I had a clash with. He was solely into dating blacks and all his friends were black, so he had no compunction about calling me an African c**t and witchdoctor. But he’s mentally deranged and he’s not racist just possessed. However I somewhat encountered racism of sorts in Italy when I was travelling on a Christian coach holiday trip around Italy with friends from the UK. We had to share hotel rooms and I noticed on two occasions me and my white British mate were allocated one of the less desirable hotel rooms by the hotel staff in Pisa and Rome, on both occasions theyd asked us to pair up for our room allocation and keys. I wanted to challenge the allocation because I believed there was an underlying racist agenda, I was advised not to raise a complaint because it could easily be denied. So yes racism can also happen in very subtle ways that we often don’t know when an act of racism has taken place and assume we haven’t been discriminated against until we stop and think about specific situations.
Tell them that Muhammad salalahu alehi wa salaam himself was raised by a Ethiopian black woman who nurtured him and was the first woman EVER to hold The Prophet. Her name was Baraka or Umm Aymann. He said about her: 'She is the rest of my family'.💡
@@systeem7456 ALLAHhUMA Sallie ALLa Saeedina Muhammad Mustafa ul Ameen (SALLALLAHU ALIHE WA SALLAM) Mentioned the beautiful story of BILAL (rz) the companion of the prophet Muhammad (SALLALLAHU ALIHE WA SALLAM) Some girls make it FITNA Which I'm completely AGAINST Don't put all my Arab Muslims Ummah in the One box In fact I'm from Afghanistan Living in paris France ALHAMDULILLAH ALA NIAMATAL ISLAM SUBHANALLAH I have many many African brothers praying and eating together Stop misleading people and making FITNA First of all cover YOURSELF as you are None Mahram (Haya Modesty) Where is Haya 😢
A good human being does not have colour preference and he knows no tribe ,he judge issues as they are, our creator never makes mistake in creating all this colours , l love my blackness and I thank God for creating me this way.
You don’t need to be dark I’m definitely not dark I’m like fair skinned and that’s still dark enough to experience this to racists they don’t care about complexion black is black to them and they hate is regardless of you tone unless you are really light skinned.
I am from Kenya 🇰🇪 I born in Kenya 🇰🇪 I live in Egypt 🇪🇬 because I look white people think I am Arab and they not believe I am from Kenya 🇰🇪 I am from Mombasa I am not Arab but culture from us Swahili people is Arab I am Africa but with Arab culture and I am happy to be Africa
It’s very subtle, but unfortunately colorism is real, not in Islam, but within muslims. It’s in the way, for example, reverts are treated depending on what they look like. Unconsciously a white revert would be given more attention in a masjid than a black revert.
If the angels are historically recorded as having no sexual organs in various texts - then why do we add a gender to the Almighty by referring to this all encompassing greatness as "He?" let's keep researching more about what we follow and what is yet to be revealed.
Not allowing your daughter to marry a black GUY is NOT racist. You asked for reasons and I'll give you some: 1. Heritage 2. Culture 3. Customs 4. Family name 5. Lineage 5. Ethnic "purity" i.e. having your kin and your children/grandchildren look like you after you leave this Earth and continue on that lineage. 6. Identity (HUGE reason why, so underrated). 7. Tradition 8. Same mental wave length in terms of the family and household 9. Assimilation with other kids that look like you (for the kids) People that come from traditional backgrounds tend to stick to their community because the community supports each other. An outsider isn't necessarily as welcomed as someone that looks like them or belongs to the same "tribe". I am not arguing that blacks can't marry Arabs I am just pointing out a very obvious fact that some Arabs and other ethnicities don't want to mix with other groups and that doesn't make them racist one bit. I wouldn't even call it preference I call it natural recourse of biological selection which we are pre-programmed to gravitate towards which generally tends to be people that look like you.
Lady it cut both ways as someone from the Caribbean I know lots of people in my community who would not want to marry into your race or culture either our differences are too great. To marry someone you have to be attracted to them.
Exactly!! They have a superiority complex as if to say they’re too good to marry and date anyone else outside their race/culture. There’s groups of people that don’t want to date or marry them either.
Coming from someone who has been denied marriage for “compatibility” issues, most of the time it has more to do with the perceived status attached to your ethnic background than your ethnic background itself. Notice it’s always a problem the darker your skin is, not the other way around. Desis experience discrimination from Arabs, blacks from Desis and Arabs, darker skinned from Fulanis, and blacks from every body. But don’t worry, all that discrimination is out the window if 1- you have money 2- you are white. And yes, these are practicing muslims and I’m a muslim.
What Fulanis got to do with this??? I dont get it. Have you been to West Africa brother? Btw, you're practicing their religion (no the other way around), of course they gonna feel some sense of superiority
@@kalimba5742 “Their religion”? No one has the monopoly on Islam. And I haven’t just been to West Africa, I AM from West Africa, born and raised. I never talk about sensitive topics unless I’ve experienced it myself.
black people are the best period! I remember reading a book on the mores coming to spain and ruling spain. The white, roman armies were scared of them, they were impressed. No way they could ever beat them. It was black superiority back than. And they build mosks, temples, churches, everything, people were free when it came to religion and culture. Art. Creativity is one of the most important things even employers want creatives. They are the new atletes, they are the new intellectuals. And black people are the inventors of that.
I'm SO glad I love my blk race & color. I was taught from home not to discriminate nor favor against dark nor light. I acknowledge colorism and racism exist and the power on the history. Just glad I don't live limited by it within me.🎉🎉🎉😊❤
Keep doing this fine Work. I love the way this sister put this issue plain open on your video. She is 100% right. I am from west Afrika, living in Germany over 24 years. I have lived and worked in Libya. Please extend to her our regards and love.
And they have start complaining and blaming black Americans for voting for Kamala Harris who wants to issue a cease fire but deep down we know it’s the anti blackness in them that really hates that she is presidential candidate has nothing to do with Palestine. 🤷🏽♀️🙄
Why? Because you all follow the same religion? I'm a black African and Somalian people don't like associating themselves with other black people, they even show in their body language that they don't like other black people.
I have been to the Middle East and it wasn’t the Arabs that were racist to me it was Filipinos and many Filipinos are darker then me but because I’m black the fact I’m not that dark was irrelevant.
Filipinos are among the-largest-migrant-workers-in the world . Almost 5 million in America where there are 50million Black people . Philippines is the most affected by climate change and may sink in the future . Filipino should treat people good since they are more likely to end up in other people territory now and the future . Ask Venezuela .
It probably had more to do with facial and bodily features then skin tone they look down on people with more Negroid And Australoid features and with Mediterannean Caucasoid features yeah.
I’m dark brown skin and my brother is light skin same mom same dad I’m a black American Muslim. Most family is light skin and dark skin alll same grandmother and grand father both black Americans. I’m handsome, we need more ppl like this sister to speak up because I don’t allow any disrespect at all, I believe in treating people how the treat me and my people around me. If I witness a non black disrespect a BM or BW I will forever act very distrustful towards this person
I am from africa , i lived il a familly like yours , as my Mother was mullato and daddy was charcoal.i have redbone Sisters and cousins and brothers with are favorited. I felt à différence of treatment in my own familly, i am the black sheep of own familly, now i dont care
There are Arabs all over North Africa.There are Arabs in Egypt (northeast Africa) claiming to be indigenous to Mizraim/Kemet later renamed by the Greeks to Egypt. She's Arab.
Greetings , I am a proud black man and would never reject a person for the colour of their skin. I must say big up to this young woman bravery in speaking out. Keep it real. People have been subjected to this problem since the beginning of time. Arabs, European will have to face their worst nightmare when they step up to meet their God
Moreover, the ancient Greeks did not have an issue with black Africans, who they considered to be the original Egyptians and admired so much but colorism became an issue when the Arabs invaded Northern Africa and introduced colorism or pigmentoracy and slavery; moreover, even Prophet Mohamed was a dark skin man and at one point, sparked a debate amongst Arabs what it means to be an Arab.
While the Ancient Greeks And Roman's both did not take much issue with Black Africans And Dark Brown Indian Subcontinentals they had more hatred for pale or white Northern, North Western, Central, And Eastern Europeans as well as Western Caucasus Mountainers and lighter skinned Far Easterners as well yeah.
Let everyone who hates us for our Blackness, our dark skin, or even our essence of being continue to hate. Just as long as we don't give up on ourselves or each other. Everything about us bleeds strength.🙏🏿❤️
@@fifid2554 Vraiment. Pensez-y de cette façon, si le diable nous hait. Pourquoi nous battrions-nous pour ses faveurs ....... Attendez-vous à ce qu’il soit ce qu’il est.
We all have to learn from history/current affairs. Black South Africans who faced colour discrimination for so many decades, put their own lives to defend the Palestinians at the ICC.
Black is beautiful, I am black but I don't have no Issues with that. Millions of black are married to blacks. Sister feel free let your daughter get marry to American, french etc.
Thank you so much for highlighting this pertinent and disappointingly persistent problem. Unfortunately, human nature has been corroded since the Garden of Eden to the low levels we find today. Deep down we know we're fundamentally flawed. But to make us feel good about ourselves we look for others to look down upon, to hate and to despise. And we justify our actions by convincing ourselves that those others are not as intelligent, or as beautiful or as civilised as us. It's even more baffling when people who purport to belong to the same continent display this negative behaviour. I'll never forget a trip I took on Royal Air Maroc ( an airline I've promised never to patronise again). The racism, which began at the checkin desk, was so raw, so blatant and so disgusting, it gave me a clear view of everything you've spoken of in this deeply disturbing video about how North Africans and Arabs treat their darker skinned compatriots.
At some point after seeing hundreds of women in hijab you come to the realization that it's no different than a person who takes pride in the car that they drive but still refuses to acknowledge others behind, in front, left and right as they maneuver through the world. "Material" doesn't hide the lack of social cultivation at the market place of human interaction.
Even North African men from Tunisia may face challenges when marrying women from wealthy Gulf states like the Emirates, Kuwait, or Saudi Arabia or even poor Arab country of Yemen. Many people prefer to marry within their own cultural and social circles. This preference is often based on factors such as shared values, language, and customs. As a Yemeni, I personally would not want my daughters to marry someone outside of our culture. However, I believe that this preference is not necessarily rooted in racism, but rather in a desire to maintain cultural and familial traditions. SO BE QUIET
Please amend the description, no "slave was ever taken out of Africa" Africans were enslaved, and that is a completely different thing. it's these nuances that need to be correct and demonstrate that people understand the language that they are using.
This was a great show to learn from The only QT that I would have would be the subject of creation I think you should add more science and evolution to your show. ✌🏿🖤
I am Somali and I have always wanted to go to Saudi Arabia to work there. I flew to Saudi Arabia for a business trip and was excited to speak my little Arabic with my fellow Muslims there. I noticed a difference in the way I was treated when I spoke Arabic and didn't show my American passport compared to when I did show my American passport. I was treated with more respect when speaking English and showing my blue passport. Modern slavery is everywhere in Saudi Arabia migrant workers in the purportedly modern society that the kingdom has become continue to suffer extreme forms of labor exploitation that sometimes rise to slavery-like conditions.” and racial discrimination, especially for Africans and people from Asian countries (ex. Pakistan, Indian…)...From this experience, I will take my knowledge and money to an African.
I am Tunisian, I am brown, my sister is white with blue eyes, my cousin is dark skinned, my neighbors also come in different tones and flavors. Never felt it was an issue. Of course you will always find some ass people everywhere. PS: When i travel in Asia, people usually think i am from India or Pakistan.
im tunisian also, its about rich and poor in tunisie. This malhat wants to mixe marriage, like her sister with afro american, but she wouldnt marry black tunisian 😂😂😂😂😂 their relligion is only connected to zab . whats her name ?
As a minority from Canada I can tell there’s racism in every corner of this world that’s the reality of it. I live in one of the most politically correct countries and still get comments made to me
I hear you dear lady. Your pain is palpable. I personally always had friendly relations with coloured people. The whole rainbow! I always gravitate towards them, for example at work. The respect among us coloured folks is a thing of beauty. I get a lot of my groceries from Moroccan shops. The harmony and trust is so wonderful. Racism is a cancer that is so engrained in all peoples of the world. I personally shun the racists. And I don't beat around the bush. It affords me great peace of mind. However, there is a price to be paid for living this way. You may get somewhat isolated. I am a loner and I have no problem with that. Dear lady, I cut off all wicked people in silence. And remember, you can't change people or attitudes. Tough, but true. So try to accept or not to be so affected by what you cannot change and be in peace. A holy man once remarked:" Change yourself for the good, and you will have done your part in this world." Bless you!
Great show! For the record Bilaal was from Ethiopia. His full name was Bilaal Ibn Rabah which literally translates as 'Bilaal son of a Rabbi'. As an Ethiopian and the son of a Rabbi he was from the Beta Isra-'Iyl or as some say Beta Israel also known as Falasha. He was sent to the area we now know as the Arabian Peninsula then known as Al Ghor with a group of people because at that time Al Ghor was a part of the Ethiopian Empire also called the Axumite Empire or Akh-Sum. This was because they were losing territory to the Sassanids who were from Persia. So Bilaal was sent to look for Akh-Mad or as some say Ahmad who is later confused with Muhammad. But before he could meet Akh-Mad the Ethiopian living in Al Ghor he was caught by supporters of the Sassanids and enslaved. He was later freed by Akh-Mad and became one of his closest companions later moving to Maghribi which is known by many as Morocco with one of Akh-Mad's uncles called Umar who was described by on of the earliest historians who was a Polymath from the 8th century AD called Al Jahiz who wrote the book which many know as The Book of the Glory of the Black Race as being the "Dark as night".
Arab is an-ethnic-group not a race or nationality . There are Black-Arab-and-White-Arab just like there are Black-Jew and White-Jew or Black-Hispanic-and-White-Hispanic . There is a difference between-ethnicity, nationality-and-race .
I wanted to share my thoughts on a topic that often comes up in discussions about love and marriage. Sometimes, parents may refuse to accept their children's choice of partner, not solely based on race, but rather due to concerns about behavior, cultural practices, and habits. These concerns can stem from a desire to ensure compatibility and shared values within the family. It's important to recognize that parents often wish the best for their children, shaped by their own experiences and cultural backgrounds. Open conversations can help bridge these differences and foster understanding.
May Allah grant us the wisdom to strive to correct this problem,of racism may we find the essential strength of her logic about our ignorance of deen,principally, to the core of our humanity , to appreciate and embrace the strength of tolerance and self respect for the selfishness that is so common & ugly,she is so beautifully expressing herself so lovingly,by this sister’s wisdom of building consciousness with a beautiful mind heart and soul to the new awakening of the world that needs to be reeducated about life.
I am African American I move to middle east for professional job and even though I trained the white lady the respect that the managers and others give to her is crazy! I have never ever experienced in America the way racism exist in Middle East! Even though most Arab professionals come from America as soon as they come to Middle East they will show u their true color of racism
Seeing differences is not a crime. Differences are beautiful, it makes the possibilities endless. But allowing differences to stand in the way of what God has not forbidden, now that’s wrong.
Bilal is not the only dark complexion person in islam. Prophet Muhammad( peace be upon) was also a brown light complexion. All arabs in are of dark complexion in the time of Mohammed (AS)
Shalom from Israel! In Israel we see this too - a lot of racism towards blacks in the muslim\arab community. In Judea and Samaria you can see shopkeepers who won't even let blacks enter their shops. In Gaza they literally have a neighborhood where all the blacks live and they call that neighborhood Al Abed, which in Arabic translates to 'The Slaves'' neighborhood
Keep up the fine work, Evans From Kenya (Mr. Critical Analysis).
Really a SHAMEEEEEE THANKS LADY GOD BLESS YOU.
Greetings from Kazakhstan. I want to give everyone a little information about genetics and how the genetics of the past relate to the future. Africa has several times more genetic diversity compared to Eurasia. For hundreds of thousands of years, the population of Eurasia experienced various natural disasters, which had a detrimental effect on the diversity of the gene pool of Eurasians. 90% of Arabs are carriers of an extensive list of genetic diseases, since Arabs have widely practiced consanguineous marriages for centuries. Initially, closely related marriages had a positive effect on the offspring, but centuries later terrible genetic mutations began to appear. Today, 90% of Arab genes are defective; giving birth to an Arab is a high risk of having a child, grandson, or great-grandson with genetic deformities. The same situation is with the Kurds, Turks, Assyrians and other Muslim peoples, since the Koran does not officially prohibit incest.
Now about non-Muslim peoples. Ashkenazi Jews were systematically exterminated, and one day, after another anti-Semitic pogrom, only 400 Jews remained. From these 400 people descended 10 million Jews in the 19th century. 400 genes per 10 million people is very little. Already in the Middle Ages, doctors described terrible diseases of Jewish children.
Finns, Sakhas, Japanese. In their case, the founder effect, as well as isolation, played a role.
Religious groups such as the Amish and Mormons in America and other religious sects that have been marrying only each other for centuries will soon die out because there will be no healthy descendants left.
Closely related marriages, as well as intentional or forced isolation of the community, casteism (in India, when a handful of rich people have been marrying only their own for centuries), the systematic extermination of genes, the lack of an influx of new genes sooner or later turns into a problem of genetic diseases.
Everyone who considers themselves superior and better will disappear.
Africa has good genetic potential. The main thing is to prohibit consanguineous marriages and keep genes healthy. A fact from me and my Kazakh ancestors: a wild horse in nature does not cover its offspring until the 7th generation, a brother will not cover his sister or niece. The ancient ancestors of the Kazakhs were engaged in herding horses for thousands of years and, noticing this, created the law of 7 ancestors. Every Kazakh is obliged to know his 7 ancestors on his father’s and mother’s side and avoid sexual intimacy with those with whom he has at least one common ancestor up to the 7th generation. Therefore, Kazakh genetics are in excellent condition.
Those who don’t believe can independently search for “genetic diseases of Jews/Arabs/Finns/Japanese”.
I am proud to be black and i love Black women who are the most beautiful in the world
Real Talk !!✊🏿
There is no one ethnic group that has "the most beautiful women in the world."
Quit the cap!
There are outstandingly beautiful women who are Asian, Middle Eastern, Caucasian, Black and from every ethnicity.
Keep it 100!
Right, so while these ppl are arguing with their families and themselves on accepting BP, BP need to ignore them and love other BP and themselves.
@@bre9328 I do agree.
There are beauty in all racial groups of women but there is a reason I’m only attracted to Black Women and prolly Japanese women who are Beautiful as well but it stops there…so I must agree
I am proud of my black skin, will never wish for any other skin colour, l have nothing against those with different skin colours from me.
@oluakinwale, you don't have no choice " Dudu Yemi " you guys keep bleaching your Skin. As for Racism, you guys are Tribalistic as well. So no difference between a Racist and a Tribalist.
OK, can a white person be proud to be white too?
@@toobalkain of course yes, l did say l have nothing against people of different colours from me.
@@caniceosuagwu2580 you refer to those bleaching their skin right? That's not me, l am blessed and proud of my skin.
Colourism runs through the Carribean also.. even in Jamaica
I am proud African from Eritrea 🇪🇷 I love my people 🌍
Selam. Love you bro. Ethiopian born in Europe!
Wadi 3 dai , Salam all habeshian❤.
You’re not propa black but we still love y’all.
@@kriztoppa What is a "proper" black? The self hate is real here.
Eritrean people are so beautiful 😍
Anti-blackness is global, nothing new here
Exactly 💯
@OmaAlkebulan-grace but in Arab world is Sick....that's fact...
True but it reaches its appex in The Eastern Medirerannean yeah.
It is extreme with Arabs and Asians
you are absolutely spot on , no two way about its the truth.
I'm a Somali woman but I would never want to be white or yellow I'm very happy the way my Lord created me if they offered me a money 💰 I would never expected sorry and who cares what thinks or what they said
Beenta dhaaf yarey ama habaryar😂😂
@@Ahmedinho2022 ma ciyaal baad isku haysataa?
@@AydenRoro qof commentigaan soo bixiyay mamo inee tahay aa laga yabaa. Aniga qof weyn ma ihi xoolo.
Even if you're black African or not money can still change peoples minds and ways
@@Ahmedinho2022 waxad i haysata mamo hadana waxad i ledahay xoolo? Caqligad ku garanaysid inad yartahay maad ku garatid inaad dameer tahay
Pakistani here, love ❤️ for everyone. Black people are most beautiful. It’s just jealousy if they say anything bad x
They can hate on dark skin as much as they like, but just looking at them, their features, their culture and languages, and you can tell that they have dark skinned ancestors.
What will they do if the have a dark progeny? When they hate dark skin.
Yes, they hate themselves.
I am a proud Puerto Rican man who loved Black women since I was in grade school and am married to a beautiful Black woman.
Sorry but I thought Puerto Ricans are Black?
@matt4Tad Hmm, last time I checked in the mirror and all of my family. We all light skinned.
Please don’t take my question in a negative way. I don’t know much about you guys and it was just a question. Plus obviously being light skin doesn’t mean you are not Black. You know that.
@@matt4TadPR is a mixture of indigenous Caribbean people(Taino) , Africans , and Europeans. People differ in admixture so that’s how u get different shades n face structure
@@matt4TadThey are Turks!
It’s not just Arabs. Our own black people prefer lighter skin and think it’s better looking. Let’s be real guys.
I think it's you
@@evans_KE 😂😂 ok
everyone is beautiful just the way they are.when are people going to learn??
I don't think it is about skin. There are ugly white skin too but men are unpredictable. Sometimes tiny attractive acts can make men fall in love no matter how the girl looks like.
I think there's rarity factor at play that makes them appear more exotic, hence more desirable, but that's doesn't make them more valuable or fit for a relationship. There are definitely beautiful women of all colors, shapes and sizes. Healthy clear skin, groomed hair and symmetry are universal signs of beauty regardless of the prominence of their ethnic features.
Well I lived in Jordan, Yemen, Egypt ,Sudan I also visited many other countries in North Africa and the United Emirates. Believe me there's a lot of racism against the dark-skinned people I witnessed it myself because I'm African-American, if I don't open my mouth and just look black they would treat me terrible until they hear me speak English and even then it's only a little better
@@Uziman-sx9iq what do u mean till they herd u speak English
@@Uziman-sx9iq even in Sudan ?
I had an Arab student, 5 years old, tell me she didn't like black people, with a huge smile. She is darker than me. I told her that is ridiculous and I am "black". She said "not you". What does a 5 year old know about not liking people based on race? She heard it from her family and they are darker than I am! I had dark skinned Arab children telling me they are white. Living in the Middle East was superficially nice but it ate at my soul. Don't even get me started on the little children pulling my natural hair and laughing at me. Arabs can be "Black" but the ones in Asia will not claim it. Even some on the African continent themselves won't claim their Blackness. Human beings are a very strange species, I don't understand any of it cause most of the world isn't even "white". It's gross.
@@EmanuelBalebi I assume he means that people treat him better when they discover that he is an American, and therefore think that he must be super rich, which is a belief that many people from other nations have about Americans.
@@Dah42 and about europeans
Maama Africa our oneness blackness it's alright let them hate us we don't hate nobody God bless africa.
What is crazy to me is that the ONLY country to first stand up to America and Israel for Arab Palestinians and file charges was a nation of Black people South Africa NOT any ‘Arab’ or Muslim nation!
@@bondlaroc nation is not only of Black people but of mixed race people and white Jews too
Blacks need to stop fighting for others
South Africa is also the only country that has opened borders and welcomed all immigrants with open arms. We've learnt the hard way through the years though....not everyone has a clean heart.
Thank you as a South African. Grew up during apartheid it was tough and rough. And I traveled and got exposed to racism. My sister Arab people also came into the ilk! My message is simple explore the world and don't shy away because of racism
RSA is not the only country, Algeria did the same !
Did you know that Algeria paid the debts of 14 African countries in 2013 ?
The value of the debt was close to 1 billion dollars, Algeria has whites, browns and blacks, we all live in safety and security, our religion urges us not to differentiate between people, neither in their shapes, colors nor races, the Prophet Muhammad said: (There is no superiority of an Arab over a non-Arab, nor of a non-Arab over an Arab, nor of a white over a black, nor of a black over a white, except in piety (piety to God), people are from Adam and Adam is from dust), Algeria and South Africa share the same principles because both countries suffered from the apartheid system, in Algeria the French were stealing the homes of Algerians and living in them and they were preventing Algerians from the right to education, treatment, work and a decent life, the same thing that was happening in South Africa, Nelson Mandela also considered Algeria his country, did you know that Nelson Mandela said: (The Algerian revolution against the French made a man out of me) expressing eternal gratitude towards the country that received him and trained him militarily because Mandela had received military training With the Algerian fighters against France in Algeria, did you know that Nelson Mandela's first visit after he was released from prison after becoming President of South Africa was to Algeria ? He gave a public speech in Algeria and said: (Algeria is my country).
Algeria recently built a stadium in the capital and named it "Nelson Mandela stadium", you can search for it, It's a very beautiful stadium and is considered a stronghold for the Algerian national team, a match was held a few months ago between Algeria and South Africa in this stadium. It was a wonderful atmosphere and an exciting match between two teams representing two countries with the same principles and the same suffering in the past and the same political diplomacy, as both countries support Palestine and Western Sahara, unlike the rest of the countries in Africa and the Arab world, which are considered neutral countries.
I am in France and it is the same. Most arabs marry among themselves or with a European, but they look down on blacks. Arabs practiced Subsaharan African slvery centuries before Europeans and never abolished it. There were African slave markets in Mecca until the 1950's
We need to fact check this……Arabs know their Matriarchy of their race is Black Hajjar or Hagar. So it’s self hate.
Every race on the face of this earth comes from the original African people 👍✊
I would like to draw the attention of everyone to an important matter. Being Arab doesn't necessarily mean being Muslim. The vast majority of Muslims are non-Arabs.
I am black but I feel like people should be able to want to keep their ethnic identity and there’s nothing racist about it.
@@abdidesign3255 black is not an ethnicity, respectfully. Please study the definitions of the terms of the discussion. Almost the whole world has bought the lie of skin color based race categories. It's all part of the White Supremacy playbook. And it worked so brilliantly - even people of color don't know they've been bamboozled.
i find it incredible that people living on the same continent can have such disdain and hatred for dark skin. Arabs are from West Asia and North Africa with many ethnic groups. An Arab is someone who speaks Arabic and that can cover a lot of territory. Most of the world is melanated, not white. However, European influence has created this standard of beauty that ensures a superior vs. inferior world based on skin color. We are all 100% human and the first peoples to occupy the Earth had dark skin.
Facts!💯
Most Mediterannean People are not White either or pale but Olive in skin tone and with black hair, as well as black, brown, and hazel eye colors yeah.
@@matthewmann8969 olives are green or black.
@@pamelawatson7378
An Arab is not someone who speaks Arabic, get your facts straight, you probably mean a Muslim or an Arab speaker? Not all people speak Arabic in North Africa, we are North Africans not Arabs, not all Arabs are Muslim and not all Muslims are Arab, in fact only around 10% of all Muslims are Arab or even less.
@@mr-Skeptik4467how are you doing?
IM BLACK AND IM PROUD
Dark skin is the real diamond on this planet
Finally someone speaking up. I hope you talk about the Arab slave trade also. You tell Pakistani and the rest of them that they are racist they bring up Bilal in the Quran. When you ask them if they would let their daughter marry a man that look like Bilal then theres always silence
Finally? It's common knowledge and has always been common knowledge
This made me choke 😂 this is an absolute fact!!!!! I live in luton as a black man I’ve her the story about bilal a few times they think there slick because bilal was a slave! He had a nice singing voice wow! I’ve experienced so much racism from Asians I was so confused when I came to this town Asians are very racist! Your 💯 correct they love I tell the story of bilal
@@Nazarene_Judaism the good thing is, many of them are people of bidah, so if you marry into them, your children will be the same.
Bilal was An Arab Who’s mother was of Ethiopian heritage.
@@hihello-yv2tt so he was white?
Have you ever notice that when Africans talk about africa and Africans usually we don’t talk about Arabs countries in Africa. They don’t involve themselves in our issues. We often forget them. They never even comment in any African issue at all. Black people don’t usually migrate to those countries
Exactly ! I don’t even consider them Africans. We don’t even talk about their existence and no African I know from East Africa where I live ever even relates to those people
I'm African American. I've been to Dubai twice. It's the first time I was shamelessly followed around a store. It wasn't until they heard my American accent when i asked them why I am being followed around and that I don't need any help, that they backed off. I suspect they assumed I was an African worker. Sadly, while I suffer from colorism and racism around the world, sometimes, this blue passport gives me an ounce of favor. I feel bad for my continental brethren and sistren that struggle to even travel, let alone struggle to demand respect.
@@miraid06 we dealt with it since birth, it hurts me when i was youngster, but now i dont care
Dubai is a Arab NY... Switzerland is for rich Europeans or people who look like them. Stop going to racist places expecting people to enbrace you.
In Namibia they also do that but it's black on black. Black security guards and workers following you around in the store while Whites and Asians are not suspected.
@@Accuface2000 They are following instructions from their white or Asian bosses.
I experienced something similar in luxury boutique in the U.S and yes the sales rep was black lol
Good for you as a Black man living in AMERICA I'm not very dark like some of my family but let me share something with this Arab sister. Never deny not seeing color it is a red flag for those of us who understand the dynamics of "Racism!" We all see color and there's nothing wrong with doing so pretending not to see color is disingenuous? Racist love using that term as a defense mechanism to mask their own delusional inadequacies!
Nothing wrong with seeing differences in other human beings? If you don't see color you lost already!
Jazakum Allah Kheyer
May Allah bless you for raising awareness and educating the masses
I'm a typical black african who's proud to be a black man. I'm black and proud an beautiful. Black is the original colour from Allah the almighty.
Im quite dark skinned black African British with a half Nigeria half Scottish mum and Nigerian dad. I would normally say on the face of it that I’ve never encountered direct racism or racial abuse or colourism here in the UK or in Nigeria apart from a white London-Scottish neighbour I had a clash with. He was solely into dating blacks and all his friends were black, so he had no compunction about calling me an African c**t and witchdoctor. But he’s mentally deranged and he’s not racist just possessed. However I somewhat encountered racism of sorts in Italy when I was travelling on a Christian coach holiday trip around Italy with friends from the UK. We had to share hotel rooms and I noticed on two occasions me and my white British mate were allocated one of the less desirable hotel rooms by the hotel staff in Pisa and Rome, on both occasions theyd asked us to pair up for our room allocation and keys. I wanted to challenge the allocation because I believed there was an underlying racist agenda, I was advised not to raise a complaint because it could easily be denied. So yes racism can also happen in very subtle ways that we often don’t know when an act of racism has taken place and assume we haven’t been discriminated against until we stop and think about specific situations.
The West has been moving from racism but the Arab will never move on and treat people with respect.
REALLY????
Cry you don't know nothing
Tell them that Muhammad salalahu alehi wa salaam himself was raised by a Ethiopian black woman who nurtured him and was the first woman EVER to hold The Prophet. Her name was Baraka or Umm Aymann. He said about her: 'She is the rest of my family'.💡
YOU SEE HOW THEY ARE LOSING EVERYWHERE,BECAUSE THEY DENYED THE PROPHET IS TOPIC
@@systeem7456
ALLAHhUMA Sallie ALLa Saeedina Muhammad Mustafa ul Ameen
(SALLALLAHU ALIHE WA SALLAM)
Mentioned the beautiful story of BILAL (rz) the companion of the prophet Muhammad
(SALLALLAHU ALIHE WA SALLAM)
Some girls make it FITNA
Which I'm completely AGAINST
Don't put all my Arab Muslims Ummah in the One box
In fact I'm from Afghanistan
Living in paris France
ALHAMDULILLAH ALA NIAMATAL ISLAM SUBHANALLAH
I have many many African brothers praying and eating together
Stop misleading people and making FITNA
First of all cover YOURSELF as you are None Mahram
(Haya Modesty)
Where is Haya 😢
They already know this. They may have had an African nanny themselves.
Why would a people go worship a strange god who has Mohammed, a racist prophet and leave Jesus who is black? We are lost here
@@elvisejo5885 all the prophets are good people,like president go president come,prophet mahamed was not a racist
A good human being does not have colour preference and he knows no tribe ,he judge issues as they are, our creator never makes mistake in creating all this colours , l love my blackness and I thank God for creating me this way.
@@andrewobi2708 I disagree, u can have any preference u want, but just don't undermine others for no reasonnnnn
Exactly, they called us Muslim black brothers until u want to marry an Arab sister from them 😮
This !!
You don’t need to be dark I’m definitely not dark I’m like fair skinned and that’s still dark enough to experience this to racists they don’t care about complexion black is black to them and they hate is regardless of you tone unless you are really light skinned.
I salute this brave lady for her courage to talk about this untouched & taboo issues
I grow up in orgla the most diverse place in algeria all kinds of people colors there and I can tell you life is good no racism nothing to worry about
I am from Kenya 🇰🇪 I born in Kenya 🇰🇪 I live in Egypt 🇪🇬 because I look white people think I am Arab and they not believe I am from Kenya 🇰🇪 I am from Mombasa I am not Arab but culture from us Swahili people is Arab I am Africa but with Arab culture and I am happy to be Africa
It’s very subtle, but unfortunately colorism is real, not in Islam, but within muslims. It’s in the way, for example, reverts are treated depending on what they look like. Unconsciously a white revert would be given more attention in a masjid than a black revert.
@@faicalamedja1563 As a black person what have you to do with any institutional religions? Both Christianity and Islam were forced on us.
Mama may you live long .May Allah bless you .
If the angels are historically recorded as having no sexual organs in various texts - then why do we add a gender to the Almighty by referring to this all encompassing greatness as "He?" let's keep researching more about what we follow and what is yet to be revealed.
@@FingerLaserZ common sense. Bravo!
Not allowing your daughter to marry a black GUY is NOT racist.
You asked for reasons and I'll give you some:
1. Heritage
2. Culture
3. Customs
4. Family name
5. Lineage
5. Ethnic "purity" i.e. having your kin and your children/grandchildren look like you after you leave this Earth and continue on that lineage.
6. Identity (HUGE reason why, so underrated).
7. Tradition
8. Same mental wave length in terms of the family and household
9. Assimilation with other kids that look like you (for the kids)
People that come from traditional backgrounds tend to stick to their community because the community supports each other. An outsider isn't necessarily as welcomed as someone that looks like them or belongs to the same "tribe".
I am not arguing that blacks can't marry Arabs I am just pointing out a very obvious fact that some Arabs and other ethnicities don't want to mix with other groups and that doesn't make them racist one bit. I wouldn't even call it preference I call it natural recourse of biological selection which we are pre-programmed to gravitate towards which generally tends to be people that look like you.
@@Jameslawz she is talking about BLACK DARK SKIN ARABS. ..
She is right on target. The devil is the originator of pride. Regrettably, we often succumb to it without realizing that we are all creations of God.
This is why as a black American man I don't bow to the will of the Gods.... not even my own.
I'm Ethiopian. I'm proud of being black
It's nice of you to bring about this untold subject and that because of your courage
I see Morocco 🇲🇦 have black White and Brown people Stand United it looks like Brazil 🇧🇷
Lady it cut both ways as someone from the Caribbean I know lots of people in my community who would not want to marry into your race or culture either our differences are too great. To marry someone you have to be attracted to them.
Exactly!! They have a superiority complex as if to say they’re too good to marry and date anyone else outside their race/culture. There’s groups of people that don’t want to date or marry them either.
Coming from someone who has been denied marriage for “compatibility” issues, most of the time it has more to do with the perceived status attached to your ethnic background than your ethnic background itself. Notice it’s always a problem the darker your skin is, not the other way around. Desis experience discrimination from Arabs, blacks from Desis and Arabs, darker skinned from Fulanis, and blacks from every body. But don’t worry, all that discrimination is out the window if 1- you have money 2- you are white. And yes, these are practicing muslims and I’m a muslim.
What Fulanis got to do with this??? I dont get it. Have you been to West Africa brother? Btw, you're practicing their religion (no the other way around), of course they gonna feel some sense of superiority
@@kalimba5742 “Their religion”? No one has the monopoly on Islam. And I haven’t just been to West Africa, I AM from West Africa, born and raised. I never talk about sensitive topics unless I’ve experienced it myself.
black people are the best period! I remember reading a book on the mores coming to spain and ruling spain. The white, roman armies were scared of them, they were impressed. No way they could ever beat them. It was black superiority back than. And they build mosks, temples, churches, everything, people were free when it came to religion and culture. Art. Creativity is one of the most important things even employers want creatives. They are the new atletes, they are the new intellectuals. And black people are the inventors of that.
Not sure where you got your education, my dear. Lol. You know nothing about the Moors.
youre telling the truth
@@Costa3891 Learn the history. Moors are still the richest people on the planet. And yes, they rule spain for centuries.
'I remember reading a book on the MOORS coming to spain and ruling spain" Really? they just came to Spain and ruled? no war? no invasion?
And the Harems they had in El Hambra Castle don’t forget that part.
Black man from Southern Africa and so so loving it!😍 😊❤
I'm SO glad I love my blk race & color. I was taught from home not to discriminate nor favor against dark nor light. I acknowledge colorism and racism exist and the power on the history.
Just glad I don't live limited by it within me.🎉🎉🎉😊❤
Keep doing this fine Work. I love the way this sister put this issue plain open on your video. She is 100% right. I am from west Afrika, living in Germany over 24 years. I have lived and worked in Libya. Please extend to her our regards and love.
This is also how Palestians treat the Blacks in their population.
True.Thank you for bringing that up.
And they have start complaining and blaming black Americans for voting for Kamala Harris who wants to issue a cease fire but deep down we know it’s the anti blackness in them that really hates that she is presidential candidate has nothing to do with Palestine. 🤷🏽♀️🙄
Evans I admired your good work ,I love you as a person ,keep doing the good work of our creator, luv from fellow black man from nigeria
Somalis are treated badly in Libya, Algeria, Morocco, and Egypt! We lost a lot of our young men and women there and we will never forget that!
Why? Because you all follow the same religion? I'm a black African and Somalian people don't like associating themselves with other black people, they even show in their body language that they don't like other black people.
Beautiful message and beautifully expressd. Thank you.
I have been to the Middle East and it wasn’t the Arabs that were racist to me it was Filipinos and many Filipinos are darker then me but because I’m black the fact I’m not that dark was irrelevant.
Filipinos are among the-largest-migrant-workers-in the world . Almost 5 million in America where there are 50million Black people . Philippines is the most affected by climate change and may sink in the future .
Filipino should treat people good since they are more likely to end up in other people territory now and the future . Ask Venezuela .
It probably had more to do with facial and bodily features then skin tone they look down on people with more Negroid And Australoid features and with Mediterannean Caucasoid features yeah.
I thank this woman for her excellent lecture which has a very humanitarian values , she is really brough unrevealed subjects
I’m dark brown skin and my brother is light skin same mom same dad I’m a black American Muslim. Most family is light skin and dark skin alll same grandmother and grand father both black Americans. I’m handsome, we need more ppl like this sister to speak up because I don’t allow any disrespect at all, I believe in treating people how the treat me and my people around me. If I witness a non black disrespect a BM or BW I will forever act very distrustful towards this person
@@TheHoodVoice2024 May your soul be blessed
I am from africa , i lived il a familly like yours , as my Mother was mullato and daddy was charcoal.i have redbone Sisters and cousins and brothers with are favorited. I felt à différence of treatment in my own familly, i am the black sheep of own familly, now i dont care
I like the "Shalom" at the beginning 👍
Correction. She's not Arabic. She's a light-skinned north African
So what?
There are Arabs all over North Africa.There are Arabs in Egypt (northeast Africa) claiming to be indigenous to Mizraim/Kemet later renamed by the Greeks to Egypt. She's Arab.
@@petitben5240 So she's black and not arab
@@miriamjones3067 No she's not. There are Afro-Brazilians who look like her.
@@deeran7 I believe this lady is from Tunis. Approx 3% there is Amazigh, 97% is Arab. She might be a light skinned person with predominant Arab DNA.
Greetings , I am a proud black man and would never reject a person for the colour of their skin. I must say big up to this young woman bravery in speaking out. Keep it real. People have been subjected to this problem since the beginning of time. Arabs, European will have to face their worst nightmare when they step up to meet their God
I’m a proud Afro Arab ❤️
❤️
Moreover, the ancient Greeks did not have an issue with black Africans, who they considered to be the original Egyptians and admired so much but colorism became an issue when the Arabs invaded Northern Africa and introduced colorism or pigmentoracy and slavery; moreover, even Prophet Mohamed was a dark skin man and at one point, sparked a debate amongst Arabs what it means to be an Arab.
While the Ancient Greeks And Roman's both did not take much issue with Black Africans And Dark Brown Indian Subcontinentals they had more hatred for pale or white Northern, North Western, Central, And Eastern Europeans as well as Western Caucasus Mountainers and lighter skinned Far Easterners as well yeah.
Let me say this right here Arab is not no race so please stop saying black Arab that's a spit in the face I find it insulting
This comment section should be pinned.
Greeks were imperialists to the core and insane racial supremacists
She sees the light and she is a beautiful light.
Let everyone who hates us for our Blackness, our dark skin, or even our essence of being continue to hate. Just as long as we don't give up on ourselves or each other. Everything about us bleeds strength.🙏🏿❤️
@@sphilomon7400 c'est notre force justement qui est le problème
@@fifid2554 Vraiment. Pensez-y de cette façon, si le diable nous hait. Pourquoi nous battrions-nous pour ses faveurs ....... Attendez-vous à ce qu’il soit ce qu’il est.
We all have to learn from history/current affairs. Black South Africans who faced colour discrimination for so many decades, put their own lives to defend the Palestinians at the ICC.
Morocco 🇲🇦 have mixed colours white black and brown Stand United like Brazil 🇧🇷 and I see no racism
Lies
That's the truth and in Algeria too...we have black Algerians and there is no racism in general.
@@greengo3769 Morocco no racism ? It's a lie Moroccans call black People Azia to begin with
Black is beautiful, I am black but I don't have no Issues with that. Millions of black are married to blacks.
Sister feel free let your daughter get marry to American, french etc.
You're doing well thanks 👍.
Thank you so much for highlighting this pertinent and disappointingly persistent problem.
Unfortunately, human nature has been corroded since the Garden of Eden to the low levels we find today. Deep down we know we're fundamentally flawed. But to make us feel good about ourselves we look for others to look down upon, to hate and to despise. And we justify our actions by convincing ourselves that those others are not as intelligent, or as beautiful or as civilised as us.
It's even more baffling when people who purport to belong to the same continent display this negative behaviour.
I'll never forget a trip I took on Royal Air Maroc ( an airline I've promised never to patronise again).
The racism, which began at the checkin desk, was so raw, so blatant and so disgusting, it gave me a clear view of everything you've spoken of in this deeply disturbing video about how North Africans and Arabs treat their darker skinned compatriots.
Notice she didn’t check these people making these comments. This is why nothing changes. If they don’t like black folk why are they on the continent?
At some point after seeing hundreds of women in hijab you come to the realization that it's no different than a person who takes pride in the car that they drive but still refuses to acknowledge others behind, in front, left and right as they maneuver through the world. "Material" doesn't hide the lack of social cultivation at the market place of human interaction.
Guys... please look at the reason why the rapper Maclemore canceled his show in Dubai . He wrote a very strong statement !
Fill me in what was the statement about?
Even North African men from Tunisia may face challenges when marrying women from wealthy Gulf states like the Emirates, Kuwait, or Saudi Arabia or even poor Arab country of Yemen.
Many people prefer to marry within their own cultural and social circles. This preference is often based on factors such as shared values, language, and customs. As a Yemeni, I personally would not want my daughters to marry someone outside of our culture. However, I believe that this preference is not necessarily rooted in racism, but rather in a desire to maintain cultural and familial traditions. SO BE QUIET
Please amend the description, no "slave was ever taken out of Africa" Africans were enslaved, and that is a completely different thing. it's these nuances that need to be correct and demonstrate that people understand the language that they are using.
I'm black African and proud of my origins.
Bilal was not a servant of Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him. He was one of his companion
This was a great show to learn from The only QT that I would have would be the subject of creation I think you should add more science and evolution to your show. ✌🏿🖤
Thank you so much.
I like your Advice man we better explore ourselves see what we really are is called introspection.
I am Somali and I have always wanted to go to Saudi Arabia to work there. I flew to Saudi Arabia for a business trip and was excited to speak my little Arabic with my fellow Muslims there. I noticed a difference in the way I was treated when I spoke Arabic and didn't show my American passport compared to when I did show my American passport. I was treated with more respect when speaking English and showing my blue passport.
Modern slavery is everywhere in Saudi Arabia migrant workers in the purportedly modern society that the kingdom has become continue to suffer extreme forms of labor exploitation that sometimes rise to slavery-like conditions.” and racial discrimination, especially for Africans and people from Asian countries (ex. Pakistan, Indian…)...From this experience, I will take my knowledge and money to an African.
What she is talking about is in every community, even West African.
She is stunning Truth be told
I am Tunisian, I am brown, my sister is white with blue eyes, my cousin is dark skinned, my neighbors also come in different tones and flavors. Never felt it was an issue. Of course you will always find some ass people everywhere.
PS: When i travel in Asia, people usually think i am from India or Pakistan.
im tunisian also, its about rich and poor in tunisie. This malhat wants to mixe marriage, like her sister with afro american, but she wouldnt marry black tunisian 😂😂😂😂😂 their relligion is only connected to zab . whats her name ?
As a minority from Canada I can tell there’s racism in every corner of this world that’s the reality of it. I live in one of the most politically correct countries and still get comments made to me
Middle east Arabs are not necessarily racist base on color rather it’s base on culture mostly. I can attest to that through experience
They are racist based on tribe. Depending on your tribe you are treated differently.
I disagree
I hear you dear lady.
Your pain is palpable.
I personally always had friendly relations with coloured people. The whole rainbow!
I always gravitate towards them, for example at work. The respect among us coloured folks is a thing of beauty. I get a lot of my groceries from Moroccan shops. The harmony and trust is so wonderful.
Racism is a cancer that is so engrained in all peoples of the world. I personally shun the racists. And I don't beat around the bush. It affords me great peace of mind. However, there is a price to be paid for living this way. You may get somewhat isolated. I am a loner and I have no problem with that.
Dear lady, I cut off all wicked people in silence.
And remember, you can't change people or attitudes. Tough, but true.
So try to accept or not to be so affected by what you cannot change and be in peace.
A holy man once remarked:" Change yourself for the good, and you will have done your part in this world."
Bless you!
Great show!
For the record Bilaal was from Ethiopia. His full name was Bilaal Ibn Rabah which literally translates as 'Bilaal son of a Rabbi'. As an Ethiopian and the son of a Rabbi he was from the Beta Isra-'Iyl or as some say Beta Israel also known as Falasha. He was sent to the area we now know as the Arabian Peninsula then known as Al Ghor with a group of people because at that time Al Ghor was a part of the Ethiopian Empire also called the Axumite Empire or Akh-Sum. This was because they were losing territory to the Sassanids who were from Persia. So Bilaal was sent to look for Akh-Mad or as some say Ahmad who is later confused with Muhammad. But before he could meet Akh-Mad the Ethiopian living in Al Ghor he was caught by supporters of the Sassanids and enslaved. He was later freed by Akh-Mad and became one of his closest companions later moving to Maghribi which is known by many as Morocco with one of Akh-Mad's uncles called Umar who was described by on of the earliest historians who was a Polymath from the 8th century AD called Al Jahiz who wrote the book which many know as The Book of the Glory of the Black Race as being the "Dark as night".
If u a good human being that's good enough for me no discussion in my mind of anything other then when u are liked
They are NOT Arabs. They are ARABIC-SPEAKING ( just like Black in USA are not Anglo-Saksons but are ENGLISH-SPEAKING )
CORRECT
Arab is an-ethnic-group not a race or nationality . There are Black-Arab-and-White-Arab just like there are Black-Jew and White-Jew or Black-Hispanic-and-White-Hispanic .
There is a difference between-ethnicity, nationality-and-race .
@@PapBob-jg7rd you can be british but you cant be english if you are not,people of saudi they are arabe
@@mahamaedmusa English is an ethnic group . British is nationality .
@@PapBob-jg7rd Dude I'm Black and born in England and as far as I'm concerned I'm black English, now try persuading me that I'm not!!
I wanted to share my thoughts on a topic that often comes up in discussions about love and marriage. Sometimes, parents may refuse to accept their children's choice of partner, not solely based on race, but rather due to concerns about behavior, cultural practices, and habits.
These concerns can stem from a desire to ensure compatibility and shared values within the family. It's important to recognize that parents often wish the best for their children, shaped by their own experiences and cultural backgrounds. Open conversations can help bridge these differences and foster understanding.
May Allah grant us the wisdom to strive to correct this problem,of racism may we find the essential strength of her logic about our ignorance of deen,principally, to the core of our humanity , to appreciate and embrace the strength of tolerance and self respect for the selfishness that is so common & ugly,she is so beautifully expressing herself so lovingly,by this sister’s wisdom of building consciousness with a
beautiful mind heart and soul to the new awakening of the world that needs to be reeducated about life.
I dont know about other north African countrys but Morocco definetly not racist to skin colors. We respect all.
I am African American I move to middle east for professional job and even though I trained the white lady the respect that the managers and others give to her is crazy! I have never ever experienced in America the way racism exist in Middle East! Even though most Arab professionals come from America as soon as they come to Middle East they will show u their true color of racism
Seeing differences is not a crime. Differences are beautiful, it makes the possibilities endless. But allowing differences to stand in the way of what God has not forbidden, now that’s wrong.
Bilal is not the only dark complexion person in islam.
Prophet Muhammad( peace be upon) was also a brown light complexion. All arabs in are of dark complexion in the time of Mohammed (AS)
Shalom from Israel! In Israel we see this too - a lot of racism towards blacks in the muslim\arab community. In Judea and Samaria you can see shopkeepers who won't even let blacks enter their shops. In Gaza they literally have a neighborhood where all the blacks live and they call that neighborhood Al Abed, which in Arabic translates to 'The Slaves'' neighborhood
The true value of an African is in the eyes of another african. Go be with them if you love em so much.
Great work hope to collaborate with you on TH-cam ❤❤❤Namibia 🇳🇦
Isn't it funny, the Palestinians now online expect black people to speak and stand by them...
They will have to pay them.and pay them big.
@Blu-111 Who get discriminated and mistreated by arab palestinians.
@@masonridgewell8063the black Palestinians are the ones being discriminated by white Palestinians
@@masonridgewell8063 cry abt it 🤣🤣🫵🫵 bring some proof or don't talk always try to victimize yourself 🤣
At least my skin does not get sunburned 😂
"If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you.