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sara5jaar
I just hate it. When i visit morocco especcialy in the west, everybody is speaking french. If you ask the people to speak with you in arabic they look at you like your crazy. Whats with that! We are moroccon people but our language is going to dissappear if everybody speakes french. I feel like i am in an other country when i am in casablanca.
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sara5jaar
I just hate it. When i visit morocco especcialy in the west, everybody is speaking french. If you ask the people to speak with you in arabic they look at you like your crazy. Whats with that! We are moroccon people but our language is going to dissappear if everybody speakes french. I feel like i am in an other country when i am in casablanca.
Hi Miss,
you are criticizing moroccan people just because they speak french... if you are really "morrocan patriot", why don't you speak moroccan darrija in this forum?
Start to criticize yourself before you criticize other people...
Wa ssalamou alaykom!
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sara5jaar
I just hate it. When i visit morocco especcialy in the west, everybody is speaking french. If you ask the people to speak with you in arabic they look at you like your crazy. Whats with that! We are moroccon people but our language is going to dissappear if everybody speakes french. I feel like i am in an other country when i am in casablanca.
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sara5jaar
I just hate it. When i visit morocco especcialy in the west, everybody is speaking french. If you ask the people to speak with you in arabic they look at you like your crazy. Whats with that! We are moroccon people but our language is going to dissappear if everybody speakes french. I feel like i am in an other country when i am in casablanca.
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chelhman
Funny how everything comes back to religion in any debate these days, we were talking about language not faith.
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chelhman
They invaded, pillaged, sacked cities in order to advance the faith
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chelhman
Let's not fall for a revisionist romantic view of what happened.
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chelhman
I've had this debate countless times, kinda tired of having it.
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chelhman
knowledge of facts isn't haram and it does not diminish your faith.
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chelhman
I'm talking about facts not faith.
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chelhman
As for the sources, do what I did, start by googling and go from there.
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chelhman
You're asking me to give sources for common knowledge, of course every religious conquests was done through invasions, wars, Christians did it, Muslims did it, what's so shocking about that ?
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chelhman
As for the rest, we'll agree to disagree, I happen to think that Darwin's theory is certainly more credible than the creationist one, at least it is supported by facts and confirmed at every paleo-discovery, the creationist one basically says : "abracadabra here's Adam, abracadabra here's Eve". Let's be serious.
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utopia7
My advice : start thinking as a Muslim and not as Chelh, that would save you from making false perception.
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wardamaroc30
just a little information: i dont see our politicians speaking in french only , in parliament they debate things in arabic , in the news of course if they speak to a journalist who asks the question in french they need to answer in french , a politician needs t have languages skills at least that saves money for a translator when they travel abroad
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wardamaroc30
ther are a group of people who are against any foreign language and they wish to stay in their little cacoons, rejecting anything to do with other nations and civilisations ,
ther are people and this is a fact who refuse to use a car because it is invented by what they call infidels, they hate tourists, they consider anybody who speaks a foreign language an infidel who deserve to be stoned to death , people with dark mentalities who have some phobias and severe allergies from anything non arabic
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wardamaroc30
we have a strong civilisation, a strong religion, and a strong language, speaking other languages or benefiting from the development of others doesn't mean we neglecting our origins on the contrary that adds to our knowledge
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wardamaroc30
we have to wake up and look around us.
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Yani
Sorry to jump in after all has been said and almost done...
I beleive we are speaking about the choice of speaking a language : in the case French!
It is not as simple as everybody is free to use whatever language they want...Very simply put:
1- Once you speak a language, you are, whether you are aware of it or not, giving legitimacy to that
Language!
2- You then fall under the rules that language dictates and you are extending its use to your territory!
3- You are indirectly, relegating your "official and or National language as well as other dialects, to
a secondary level
As to the Arabic or for that reason French...The presence of these and other Languages is not a natural act! They have been IMPOSED, it is a fact and an historical fact. Now, it doesn't sit well when one hears that The Arabs Imposed Islam through Language, and they had no intention on Favoring the Language over the Faith!
It was Territorial, religious, and linguistic in this order! Now the debate is not about Religion and it's useless to question faiths here, because that hurts the debate and judgement...
...Arabic is not spoken per say, it has been deviated and the other invasions brought their Languages...THe British and the Dutch in the Southern parts of Africa....But the French have Started invading with the Idea to CIVILISE the uncivilised, and the Tool was LAnguage...I think to some extent they succeeded...because they taught the language and they ruled and still rule through that! Immigration is beleive it or not re-linked to Language again! so no matter how great one's French might be, to the NAtive it is never good enough, indirectly, one is not good enough to be on equal footing...
It is really more serious than just limiting it ( language) to one area ( religion)!
Evolution and Creation can be applied to Language as well. Language is created then it evolves through the new users bringing their own features, local ones, to fill in the need for whatever reason...
my two cents