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Some Arabic words of love
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Love good
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Hypercritical
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If you have to point out every fault in a friend,
you’ll surely criticize everyone.
Live with your brother or just live alone—
sometimes he’s right, sometimes he’s wrong.
You’ll go thirsty unless you drink a few specks—
is anyone’s water always fresh?
Who is it whose traits are entirely pleasing?
It's enough dignity for a man that you don't lose count of their faults.
The poet was a princess.
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Some vegan Arabic recipes
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بدون لحوم قلاية الباذنجان بطريقتين ألذ من بعض فطور او غداء سريع ولذيذ https://youtu.be/tOW6hFwkDuI
بدون لحوم وجبة نباتية غنية بالبروتين والفيتامينات 🍅 ارز بالعدس وقرنبيط كامل مطبوخ https://youtu.be/0W31Jzs_8kk
من أشهر المقبلات المحمره السوريه 😋Syrian Muhammara https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40Q7qwqBGKI
3 وصفات بالباذنجان اقتصادية وشهية فطور او عشاء بدون قلي بدون فرن وداعا لحيرة كل يوم https://youtu.be/TVsUGDrTlLI
الحريرة المغربية بالطريقة الاصلية | شوربة رمضانية لذيذة وصحية تستحق التجربة https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wdfnQdYOa4
الكشري المصري مع الصلصه والدقه تابعوها من أطيب الوصفات لاتفوتكم The Egyptian Koshary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThuB1s9EN_0&t=167
Desert:
صينية الحلبة الفلسطينية🔅 مليانة دفى وفوايد🔅حلوى شتوية لذيذة https://youtu.be/SrAecduawbc
بدون سكر حلويات صحية ✔️ 3 وصفات حلا سهلة ولذيذة ناكلها بدون ندم https://youtu.be/VSRK_sxVZwc
بدون بيض حليب خلاط او زبدة كيكة برتقال بالمهلبية🍊 طعم وشكل خيال https://youtu.be/P9bBNpcf1-Y
You thought I was gonna give you some idea what the dishes are in English didn't you 
Don't worry, they got subtitles.
How?
How?
How did I say
goodbye to her
and live through it?
How
did my fingers
return to my hand
after bidding farewell?
Eyes of mine
crying
over her, cry
blood
heart of mine
burning
for her, break
into pieces.
—al-Ḥakam (caliph of Cordoba, 961–971)
Arabic only has 28 letters, they just change their shape a bit so that they can connect with other letters, and by change their shape they simply lose what we call a "tail" and keep the "core", see the spoiler and tell me if you're still intimidated
There are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet. It’s written from right to left in a cursive style. There are no capital letters in Arabic.
أ ب ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ ف ق ك ل م ن هـ و ي
Arabic letters have slightly different shapes depending on where they are in a word i.e. whether they stand alone or are connected to a following or preceding letter or both. We write in cursive so we need to connect the letters.
Let’s take the letter "meem" م (Arabic m) for example. In its independent (isolated) form it is made of a small circle, a small stroke to the left then a long downward stroke. Now, when we wanna connect it to a letter after it, it would be inconvenient to do the long downward stroke then go all the way up to where the next letter starts :think-about-it: . That’s why we just drop the long downward stroke, leaving just the small circle and the short stroke to the left مـ
م + ب = مب
So م 's small circle is what we call a core, that part of the letter that distinguishes it.
:meow-coffee:
This is the letter baa' ب (Arabic b). The core (main parts) of the letter are the initial tooth and the dot beneath the letter. The second tooth is considered the "tail" and we remove it when the ب is followed by another letter.
In the initial position (first letter in a word i.e. only connects to a following letter) it turns into بــ :
ب + م = بم
ب + ج = بج
In the medial position (the letter is connected to two other letters) the ب looks like this ـبــ and in the final position (connected only to the preceding letter) it looks like this ـب :
م + ب + م = مبم
م + ب = مب
:meow-coffee:
Look at these letters س ش ص ض :wtf-am-i-reading: they all have that curved part at the end so it doesn't help us tell them apart i.e. it is not part of the core, it's the tail. The core is سـ شـ صـ ضـ
You can still tell them apart, can't you?
س + ب + ص = سبص
م + س + ب + ض = مسبض
The ص is the final letter which means it gets to keep its tail. We only remove the tail so we can easily connect a letter to the one after it.
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What languages are you learning?
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Tell the monolinguals about your experience 
A lot more of you should be learning Arabic smdh 
This guy also mastered Arabic, Persian, Greek and Syriac.
Ibn al-Tilmīdh, the Christian Arab pharmacist, poet, musician, calligrapher and physician to the caliph, used to reprimand his son with this line:
والوقت أنفس ما عنِيت به وأراه أسهل ما عليك يَضيع
Time is
the most precious thing
entrusted to you
and, I see
the easiest thing for you
to waste.
His name is Abu'l-Ḥasan Hibat Allah, he was called Ibn al-Tilmidh, meaning the son of the student, after his maternal grandfather.
It's that time of the year when I tell you nerds to learn Arabic 
I came to bully the nerds into learning Arabic
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Prof_mu3allim
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It's not a literal translation, a more literal translation is "but a lover is intoxicated/drunk for life"