There was no ambiguity anywhere in the first place. You are the one who is just getting to know. Nigerian Muslims understand the difference very clearly.
Muslims are fully aware that less than 15% of the global Muslim population is Arab. The vast majority of the world's Muslims live in non-Arab countries, with around 62% residing in the Asia-Pacific region.
The countries with the highest Muslim populations are Indonesia, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh, none of which are Arab nations.
On the flip side, the Arab world is diverse. There are between 27 and 32 million Christians across the Arab world. Egypt alone is home to over 10 million Coptic Christians who are ethnically Arab. In Lebanon, Christians make up 35% to 40% of the population.
Arabic is a language, and Islam is a religion. We know the difference. And if you see anyone promoting the Arabic language, there is a reason for it.
Muslims promote Arabic because it is the language of the Quran, not because we want to be Arabs. Every translation of a text is a human interpretation. We preserve the original Arabic to protect the pure theology from being watered down or lost in translation over time.
It is also our greatest unifier. Because of Arabic, a Nigerian Muslim, a Chinese Muslim, and a Brazilian Muslim can stand shoulder to shoulder in Mecca or anywhere else and pray together in complete harmony.
We elevate the language to preserve the original message and keep a global community united in worship. We know what we are doing.
Disrespectful and inconsiderate!
Accepted and moved on, the chat still ended online.
Now if the roles were reversed, she would have become a town crier.
Good riddance....
@koreydee@_Onlygemini@Feeztm This does not prove anything, maybe he's out of touch because of his age but he's still performing given the chance, also, younger players make mistakes and misplace the ball too.
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