@0XDeshy@Mikaelhemsworth@EmekaofX@911kuch The Emirates was historically part of Oman, which had long-standing ties with Persia and a history of African slave trade. So, some Black people there were descendants of Africans brought through slavery not necessarily the native population.
@0XDeshy@Mikaelhemsworth@EmekaofX@911kuch Emirati tribes are just tribes from Oman and Saudi Arabia. These borders are relatively new, in the past they were essentially one connected region.
@Philosopher254 What agenda when 80% of Yemenis chew khat?! It’s normal for them, and videos like these have existed for years. There’s nothing interesting about it, the algorithms just noticed that people want to see more content about Yemenis.
@AB_Z18@Alialdairy8 هذه في بدايته اما حاليا يشتغل عند شركة اعلامية، على اي اساس تحسب يروح عندهم اذا تظن ان محتواه بس حفظ نصوص ويلا هاتي الكاميرا وشغله، ذرة تفكير يا ناس!
@AB_Z18 مدمر عند الي يحسبون ان صانع المحتوى او الممثل او المذيع او اي شخص يظهر امام الكاميرا عمدا ان كل ما يقوله على الطول مجهز في دماغه على اساس انه مو انسان ينسى ويحتاج يرتب كل ما يطلع من فمه بجهاز او شخص يردد له الكلام عشان يختصر الوقت والجهد.
@serpentinelle@nuke_war_ Hanna Diab used China simply as a symbol for the “far-off mysterious East” to add magic and suspense. Setting a story in a distant land doesn't suddenly make it Chinese folklore, its roots, style, and characters remain purely Middle Eastern.
@JohnDoe1458880@Bakri_bandit@Haqiqatjou Al-Ali not Ali. There’s a big difference between a definite noun (المعرفة) and an indefinite noun (النكرة) in Arabic.
@NewAgeWriter2@VivaDRC243@Joe__Bassey There isn’t a single group of humans that hasn’t practiced slavery, colonized, committed genocide, or engaged in racism.