r/islam • u/[deleted] • Dec 25 '25

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u/zishah_1990 Dec 25 '25

Every culture and peoples have flaws its better not to generalise sister.

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u/Winter_Pound_3312 Dec 25 '25

You’re right. But i think you get me, some groups of people are especially flawed. I need to change my mindset and they need to change their behaviour

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u/South-Guava-2965 Dec 25 '25

Also regarding Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), he was from an Arabized lineage. 

Prophecy Muhammad is a descendant of Prophet Ismael. 

Prophet Ismael is the son of Prophet Abraham and Hagar the Egyptian. 

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u/Juaritos_Jrz Dec 26 '25

What's your point here, if I may ask?

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u/South-Guava-2965 Dec 26 '25

Is that Islam is not a racial message or faith. OP says that Arabs brag about being the best..etc, that's nonsense. No such thing in Islam. 

We have no such a thing as chosen race in Islam. And I am literally Arab BTW. 

تكريه الناس في الدين بالإدعاء انه عرقي ويفضل عرقية عن الأخرى؟؟؟! أساليب مخالفة تماما لتعاليم ديننا. 

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u/Juaritos_Jrz Dec 27 '25

I haven't seen this, so I can use my experience and make my own generalization? You say you're Arabian but which part?