Arab world

Right.

So let's start with the word itself, because ummah and Arab nation aren't the same thing, even if they rhyme.

They're cognate, actually.

Ummah in Arabic, ummah, and the Hebrew word am, meaning people or nation.

Same Semitic root.

both languages use it to talk about a community bound by something deeper than geography for the ummah that's faith the global muslim community all of it from jakarta to dearborn for the arab nation the claim is language and shared history arabic speakers from morocco to iraq as one people

And that's the thing Daniel's poking at.

Pan-Arabism borrows the emotional grammar of religious solidarity, the feeling of belonging to something vast and ancient, but it substitutes language for creed.

the TV's, the media lie about what's going on here.

When Muslims come here, they call it the Arab World.

This is a threat, an absolute threat to European security, to Spanish security.

So Ceuta, they're not paying me today.

There's a whole half of it we're not telling to our own children.

Henry Green built Sephardi Voices to record the testimony of Jews driven out of the Arab world after 1948, something like 850,000 people.

In 2014, the Knesset created a day to remember them, Yom HaPlitim.

Start with how far back those communities go.

Why is Ashkenazi leadership? Why are our communities not having it? And my view on this is, gee, how hard is this? You bring a Holocaust survivor to class for a Holocaust day.

Why can't you bring a person who survived and became a member of your community in New York, wherever you are, in a Jewish school, and the child or the grandchild will take such pride in hearing Their parents or grandparents speak.

You can show some video and then have this event to honor the people who left the Arab world.

A Holocaust survivor in every classroom, a Mizrahi survivor in almost none.

and his media, the majority of the media, are telling all these things and focusing everybody's mind on all the different countries now.

The Roman Empire has been exposed so much lately that they don't just use one deception now, like Russia, at one time, then the commies, then China, but now they're using the Arabs, the Muslims, the six other major countries like Japan and Iraq, Iran, North Korea, the Arabic nations, and they're raising it more so that it'll get your eyes off of the devil and where he sits and who's really doing all this.

Now, you could break off branches like the ACLU.

That's one of the branches of Satan's church in Rome.

Canada, and the United States of America.

In a particular way, I welcome the delegation of the Interreligious Platform for Dialogue and Cooperation in the Arab World.

in expressing my deep appreciation for the work of the King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz International Center for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue, I offer prayers for the success of your deliberations, together with the assurance of my spiritual closeness in these days.

Upon each of you and your families, I invoke the joy and peace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

And this came from their website.

This was a workshop, and the title is Christian and Muslim Hymns from the Arab World.

This workshop introduces you to Christian and Islamic hymns from the Arab world.

You will get to examine musical similarities and differences between the two traditions.

You will learn to sing religious hymns in Arabic from the Christian and Islamic traditions in the Arab world.

There are no prerequisites for this workshop.

Anybody can come.

So non-religious views tend to stay underground, shared only in private groups.

Many official government statistics are also unreliable, claiming a near totally religious population, and much of mainstream media in the Arab world either ignores or actively censors discussions about atheism and secularism.

That means fewer public discussions, fewer visible movements, and until recently, less academic research.

Also, as we've seen in other videos in the series on non-religion, the terminology can get really, really tricky.

In English, atheism usually means a lack of belief in God or gods.

It's shaped a lot by Protestant Christian ideas, where belief is personal and central to religion.

But when we look at non-religion in the Arab world with a history shaped by Islam and the Arabic language, those frameworks don't quite fit.

Even the Arabic word we translate as religion, din, carries very different connotations.

Да и настоящей сухопутной армии, которую можно было бы куда-то отправить, у них тоже нет.

Верно, у них есть свои силы обороны и атомные бомбы, но их больше волнуют проблемы с Индией на востоке, а не попытки ввязаться в дела арабского мира.

Так к чему это все сводится? Думаю, ни к чему особенному.

Но это символизирует положение, в котором оказались все эти новые монархи.