turk calls a arab his dog

[Böri]

Turk Islam sentezinin hukmu kalmiyor yerine Turk Samanist sentezi mi geliyor ?



Yahu bir git isine hadi , olmayacak dua'ya amin diye diye nazi ve dazlaklar ile ayni politikalari takip eder oldunuz .

Anadolu Samanist olacak , oyle mi ?



Insanin ve esyanin tabiatina aykiri beklentileriniz ile sizi basbasa birakayim bari .

Anadolu Arap olmayacak. En azından olmamalı. Kuran’a el basarak yemin edenler Araplara hizmet edeceklerine, Rumlardan aldıklarını Araplara gönül rahatlığıyla bırakmaya yemin etmiyorlar.

‘Türk-İslam’ devleti Selçuklu kendine saldıran Abbasi halifelerini bile öldürttü.
El Mustachir gibi. İran’daki Selçuklu mülküne saldırmış, canından olmuştu.

Araplara Farslara karşı mücadele edilirken sentez olmaz

[Instinct]

Osroene did not belong to particularly one ethnic group, it was a multicultural and multiethnic society. If you're interested in this topic I would recommend reading Suha Rassam's book "Christianity in Iraq," she's an historian from Mosul and has done some quite valuable work.

True. I meant that Assyrians were majority in Osroene however there were other ethnicities living in the state for sure.

Thank you for that, I'll try my best to have a look for that book.

[Kamal900]

Fatty there was no Arabs north to Ghassanids in Jordan prior to 636. Arabs assimilated some fellow Semites there after that date.

You lost Antioch to Greeks in 969. And never claimed again. When Turks took from Greeks, it was already +100 years in Byzantine hands.

Case lost.

Show me some evidence to back your statements, asshole.

[Kamal900]

True. I meant that Assyrians were majority in Osroene however there were other ethnicities living in the state for sure.

Thank you for that, I'll try my best to have a look for that book.

Yes, including Arabs which many of the kings of that ancient state were.

[StonyArabia]

*sigh* What's up with you people and the Lebanese? No, the Nabateans were genetically very closely related to Yemenite Jews and Arabain admixed Levantines like Palestinians or Syrians. Really? That's not what the article suggests:



Yes, Arabs were one of the major populations in that region along with Assyrians and Armenians. So, yeah.

Nabatean sample showed it's close to Yemenite Jews, Saudis, Bedouins and to lesser extent Egyptians. The Howeitat claim Nabatean origins for example. Yeah there were Tayyid, Tankhuid, Nabatean Arabs present in that region. Also there were pagan Arabs present in north Mesopotamia, and heck there is even the Temple of the Goddess Al-lat in Mosul. So yeah we were there since ancient times.

[Böri]

Show me some evidence to back your statements, asshole.

Obese, I dont know what you are taught in Arab nationalist schools but even wikipedia would tell you:

969: Arabs lost Antioch to Greeks
1084: Seljuks took Antioch from Greeks

We took Damascus from Fatimids thus that’s Arab. But we took Antioch from Byzantines thus that cant belong Arabs.

Turks gaining lands from Kafirs and gifting that to Arabs? Very Neo Ottomanist trash mentality but that doesn’t work with us.

That some Arabs live now Antioch is meaningless.
There are Arab migrants in Paris too, is Paris Arab too?

[İrle]

Turk Islam sentezinin hukmu kalmiyor yerine Turk Samanist sentezi mi geliyor ?



Yahu bir git isine hadi , olmayacak dua'ya amin diye diye nazi ve dazlaklar ile ayni politikalari takip eder oldunuz .

Anadolu Samanist olacak , oyle mi ?



Insanin ve esyanin tabiatina aykiri beklentileriniz ile sizi basbasa birakayim bari .

Ek olarak şu yazılara da bir göz at:

https://odatv.com/samanizm-geri-mi-d...-23071811.html

https://odatv.com/tengricilik-de-yuk...-09041815.html

İslam genç nesil arasında itibarını git gide yitiriyor. Bu bir gerçek. 4-5 nesil sonra hala İslamcılıktan, ümmetçilikten bahseden kaç tane adam kalacak sanıyorsun?

[Aren]

*sigh*
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osroene

Arabs were one of the major Semitic groups in that region along with Assyrians and Armenians. Jesus fucking christ.

It was ruled by an Arab dynasty but it's very clear the bulk of the population was native Assyrian. As it's shown by the fact that Edessa(Urhay)already started becoming the centre of Syriac Christianity and Syriac literature. The majority of all litterature in Aramaic come from Edessa.
Arabs are intrusive just like Böri mentioned to anywhere north of Jordan and have little to do with Upper Mesopotamia as after the fall of Babylonia it was incorporated into Greek, Persian and Roman empires and was under Arab rule for a lesser amount of time than Iberia.

[jackrussell]

Anadolu Arap olmayacak. En azından olmamalı. Kuran’a el basarak yemin edenler Araplara hizmet edeceklerine, Rumlardan aldıklarını Araplara gönül rahatlığıyla bırakmaya yemin etmiyorlar.

‘Türk-İslam’ devleti Selçuklu kendine saldıran Abbasi halifelerini bile öldürttü.
El Mustachir gibi. İran’daki Selçuklu mülküne saldırmış, canından olmuştu.

Araplara Farslara karşı mücadele edilirken sentez olmaz

Turkler Araplasti iddiasi KGB cikislidir .

Anadolu ne Araplasir ne de Farslasir ; Anadolu Turklugu baskin ve kalicidir .

Turk'un karsinda aslinda Incil'e ve Tevrat'a el basanlar var ; sen elini istedigine bas yada basma , seni ilgilendirir.

Hali hazirda Devletin guvenligi icin savasanlar bayrak uzerine yerlestirilmis Silah ve Kuran'a el basarak sehadet andi icerler .

Turk Islam sentezi ise savunmanin belkemigidir .

[Kamal900]

Nabatean sample showed it's close to Yemenite Jews, Saudis, Bedouins and to lesser extent Egyptians. The Howeitat claim Nabatean origins for example. Yeah there were Tayyid, Tankhuid, Nabatean Arabs present in that region. Also there were pagan Arabs present in north Mesopotamia, and heck there is even the Temple of the Goddess Al-lat in Mosul. So yeah we were there since ancient times.

Indeed. Some of these tribes you have managed were one of many Arab tribes that settled in Palestine:

891: Ya'qubi, Book of Lands: "Of the Jund Filastin, the ancient capital was Lydda. The Caliph Sulayman subsequently founded the city of Ramla, which he made the capital.... The population of Palestine consists of Arabs of the tribes of Lakhm, Judham, Amilah, Kindah, Kais and Kinanah"[171][172]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_name_"Palestine"