@JefCedric_UG@ShafikSesan@LoneChildMJB And Arabic in prayer? That’s preservation of revelation The Qur’an was revealed in Arabic. Just like Torah in Hebrew and early Gospel manuscripts in Greek. Keeping original language protects accuracy Its not Arab worship its textual integrity
This says a lot about it mindset
@JefCedric_UG@ShafikSesan@LoneChildMJB As for my name Uthman is a name with meaning. Names travel across cultures all the time. You don’t question Africans named Cedric,Daniel, Michael, or Paul all Hebrew names. Why is it only a problem when it’s Arabic
@JefCedric_UG@ShafikSesan@LoneChildMJB Jeff, you’re confusing origin with ownership.
We face the Kaaba because it’s a direction of unity, not because it belongs to Arabs. Muslims in China, Nigeria, kenya, Brazil all face the same direction. That’s structure, not ethnicity. Logic bruv
@LoneChildMJB Islam didn’t spread because someone wanted me to marry their daughter. It spread because its message made sense. Faith isn’t validated by who gives you their child in marriage.
By that logic, Christianity would belong only to Jews and Europeans. Buddhism only to Indians.
@JefCedric_UG@ShafikSesan@LoneChildMJB And by the way worship is for God. Not for Arabs. Not for people. If you can’t separate faith from ethnicity, maybe you’re the one who needs to question yourself.
@JefCedric_UG@ShafikSesan@LoneChildMJB As for names and clothing faith influences culture everywhere. Muslims in Indonesia don’t become Arab. Nigerians don’t become Arab. Turks don’t become Arab. They remain who they are. Islam doesn’t erase identity it disciplines it.
You’re mistaking devotion for imitation.
@JefCedric_UG@ShafikSesan@LoneChildMJB Islam isn’t Arab. It’s universal. The Kaaba isn’t an “Arab ancestral site,” it’s a house built for the worship of one God long before tribal identities mattered. Facing one direction in prayer isn’t about race it’s about unity.