An interesting question...


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Posted by cj on February 02, 19102 at 13:09:43:

In Reply to: Arabs? posted by That is the question. on February 02, 19102 at 01:47:58:

The ancient Arabian people known as the Nabataeans, (the “Oilmen of the Dead
Sea)were the successors of the Thamud people of Arabia. The Nabataean home base
was the present-day region of northwestern Saudi Arabia, from which they
eventually fanned out to build a kingdom (4th - 3rd century BC) that included
some tracts of the Negev Desert and most of what is now Jordan. Arabs are not
north-africans and for the most part not those people from syria north.
Although there are now large arabic communities in these other regions, they
are not indigenous to these areas.

:What is the real definition of Arabs? Is It a race? No Arabs come in different
:color. Ethnicity? No, majority are not from Yemen and they are Berber,
African,
:Egyptian, Phoenicians, Greek, Assyrian, Persian, Babylon, European, Indian and
:the list goes on. Religion? No, there are Arabs who are Muslim, Christians,
:Jews and etuis. Culture and history maybe? defiantly not, each region have
It's
:own unique and rich cultures. Geographically? No, Arabs are in Asia and
Africa.
:Oh Language! Maybe, we all speak one language but most of us don't under stand
:from each other (especial between east and west). Then what Arabs stand for.
:That is my question.




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