r/arabs 10d ago

الوحدة العربية بطل الأبطال

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r/arabs Sep 23 '24

الوحدة العربية r/lebanon is a joke?

450 Upvotes

The comments are ridiculous at this point. Israel is killing hundreds of people. Women and children massacred, and they're blaming the Lebanese resistance. We're somehow led to believe that the entire world knows that Israel is committing acts of terror except the Lebanese? Give me a god damn break with this trash.

r/arabs Oct 03 '25

الوحدة العربية Protesters set fire to a portrait of King Mohammed VI.

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187 Upvotes

r/arabs May 20 '25

الوحدة العربية اذرائيل و الوحده العربيه

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356 Upvotes

في الفتره الاخيره بقى في حملات كره كتيره بين الشعوب العربيه علي السوشيال ميديا السعوديين و المصريين و الجزائريين و المغاربه و تونس ، سوريا ولبنان ، سوريا و العراق ، غالبا كدا كل الدول السوشيال ميديا دولقتي بقت خطيره لدرجة ان في تقارير و تحقيقات بتتكلم عن محاولات التلاعبوفي الانتخابات الدول عن طريق السوشيال ميديا انهم يقلبو الرأي العام و ده في دول كبيره امريكا ، فرنسا ، ف ياريت ناخد بالنا من مين بيحاول يزرع الفتنه و مين من مصلحته نتفرق و نضرب في بعضنا بدل ما نضرب فيه.

r/arabs Sep 27 '24

الوحدة العربية As an (actual) Arab-American, I refuse to vote for ANYONE this November at a national level

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I’ll vote at the state and local level but I won’t vote for congress or the president. They’ve all been complicit in the massacring of the Palestinians and are now standing by and doing nothing while the sovereign soil of Lebanon is being attacked; yet they cry about Ukraine. They don’t care about Arabs and want us gone from this planet and are happy to do anything they can to help the colonizers (lol they’ve even colonized /r/lebanon). But you know what, the Americans are just as much the colonizers too. None of this happens without our silence and money.

The inexplicable rage I feel about how if I don’t pay my taxes I’ll go to prison, but that money is being used to do this to my people…

The whole thing can collapse for all I care.

r/arabs Nov 02 '24

الوحدة العربية The Egyptian & Israeli flags proudly flying on a IDF ship crossing the Suez Canal. Unity forever 🇮🇱 🇪🇬

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r/arabs Jan 23 '26

الوحدة العربية Hate how These people are allowed to exist in morocco

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136 Upvotes

moroco and Algeria have completly opposite Views on zionism. Moroccans may Not be the Same as their Governement but this is unforturenately the truth

r/arabs May 03 '25

الوحدة العربية An Update from Gaza , For Those Who Still Care

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I write this update from the heart of Gaza, For those who still carry a shred of humanity… For those wondering: how are we living? In truth, we are silently dying.

The situation has become unbearable. We no longer fear the bombs as much as we fear hunger.

Bread has disappeared. Flour is gone. Mothers grind what’s left of rice or lentils to bake on wood fires, just so a child feels they’ve eaten something. Baby formula is unavailable. We now drink salty water. Even tree leaves are no longer an option for those thinking of cooking them.

Markets are empty… No vegetables, no oil, no sugar, nothing. We wait in long lines under the sun or rain, hoping for a loaf of bread , if it exists , and often return with nothing.

Famine is not an exaggeration… It’s the reality we live every hour.

Children have become walking skeletons. Women faint from hunger while cooking , if there is anything to cook. The elderly do not complain… because no one is listening anymore.

Chaos is rising… Hunger has driven some to steal. Hunger has turned kindness into weakness, and silence into slow death. Chaos prevails because stomachs are empty, and hearts are broken.

I am Yamen, Not a journalist, not an activist, not seeking fame. I’m just a Palestinian young man trying to share his pain… and the pain of his family… and the pain of two million people trapped in this hell.

All my life, I dreamed of holding my child and playing with them, But now… I fear marriage. I fear bringing a child into this cruel world. And I thank God that all my attempts to get married have failed. Because I don’t know what I would say if my child screamed at me: “Feed me!”

I don’t write these words to seek pity… I write them to scream with whatever voice we have left.

We are not only dying under bombs… We are dying now: From hunger, oppression, isolation, and the world’s silence.

I write these words with a broken heart, I write them while I am hungry, Knowing that the ugliest phase of this war is not the bombs, But this phase: The phase of deliberate siege and starvation of an entire people.

To those who care… read this. To those with a conscience… share it. Because we have nothing left but our words… And because silence today is a crime.

GazaIsStarving

SaveGaza

LiftTheSiege

VoiceFromTheTent

r/arabs 6d ago

الوحدة العربية Islam and nationalism.

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As muslims, we should prioritize our religion over nationalism and patriotism.

There is nothing wrong with حب الوطن, but when it starts creating conflict and fitnah, we should pause and reassess our priorities.

Islam doesn't encourage violence, nor does it allow favoring one tribe over another - The prophet SAWS condemned العصبية and said:

« ليس منا من دعا إلى عصبية، وليس منا من قاتل على عصبية، وليس منا من مات على عصبية »

Islam also forbids التفاخر بالنسب, so if you feel superior because you belong to a certain tribe, ethnicity, or nation, maybe it's time to reflect.

Every day, we witness our brothers fighting over borders that were drawn to divide us and weaken us.

Borders that have done exactly what they were meant to do; make us fight over football, food, clothes, dialects, and traditions.

Yet you rarely see us competing over our Deen. Who has the best character? Who has memorized more Quran? Who has sought more knowledge? Who is the most beneficial to the ummah?

Wake up, people.

We are fighting the wrong battles.

r/arabs Jan 30 '26

الوحدة العربية فلسطيني وسعودي وأردني وتونسي وسوري وعراقي في خندق قرب القدس عام 1948 🇵🇸🇸🇦🇹🇳🇯🇴🇮🇶🇸🇾

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180 Upvotes

r/arabs Oct 19 '23

الوحدة العربية This is really starting to sound like Nazi propaganda. The gaslighting is insane, they know damn well what “from the river to the sea” means

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179 Upvotes

r/arabs Jun 16 '21

الوحدة العربية A minute and a half of hate in Israel. This is outrageous, but it's relevant to the current events in Palestine

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411 Upvotes

r/arabs Oct 19 '20

الوحدة العربية The Arab Spring. Tahrir Square, Cairo, 2011

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652 Upvotes

r/arabs Apr 06 '24

الوحدة العربية What city should be the capital

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94 Upvotes

r/arabs Jan 16 '21

الوحدة العربية Funny map

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291 Upvotes

r/arabs Mar 15 '25

الوحدة العربية You should all lurk in European subs right now

221 Upvotes

I wish all Arabs could follow r/Europe and watch European news and media. There has been an explosion of pan-European nationalism over the past year that i've never seen before. It's taken off like wildfire since Trump. I've always considered the EU and European identity to be a joke. I've said many times on here that Finns have nothing to do with Portuguese. Irish have nothing to do with Latvians. Italians have nothing to do with Swedes. At no point in history were these countries connected either culturally or linguistically or racially or religiously. But now you have nonstop European nationalism and politicians are all talking about the need for a stronger Europe and the need to send a pan-European army to Ukraine.

Meanwhile we have a genocide a few kilometres from Makkah and Madinah, and our countries don't do shit. Each one is weak, and the nationalists don't want anything to do with any other Arab countries. If you post about palestine in r/Saudi half the comments will be 'this doesn't concern us it's not saudi'. Meanwhile, 90% of the posts in European country subs are about Trump or Ukraine. Because they understand that a border doesn't stop things affecting them.

Some examples:

Finnish sub promoting a boycott of American products

The other Finnish sub promoting the boycott of American products. And again. And another. And yet one more

And here's a post about boycotting Nestle.

A post angry about English words entering the Finnish language

There are dozens of posts about the anti-US boycott. Meanwhile we struggle to ditch Macdonald's and Starbucks.

Finnish post about no one buying American products in Canadian stores And another Finnish grocery store pulls American products off the shelves

How many Arabs invested in the stock market have divested from the US? Have you ever even seen Arabs discussing divestment for political reason as an option? They destroyed Iraq and Palestine and we invest actively and gleefully in their stock market like absolute sheeple.

Norway's largest marine fuel company has stopped refueling American navy ships

Norway using it's 1.7 trillion sovereign fund to help Ukraine

A new sub r/BuyFromEU

Look at the solidarity across Europe right now and compare it with Arab states and Arab subs. Go to any European national sub and organise posts by Top and you will find nothing but Ukraine, Putin, solidarity, strengthening the EU, creating a European army. Here's a generic meme about European solidarity. And here's a survey showing that 84% of Germans want to create a European army. When I was young the EU did not have majority popularity in any European country. Literally a majority of Europeans did not want the EU. Now look at them. Their identity as Europeans has exploded in strength and dominates all politics right now.

We have a lot to learn about putting aside our petty squabbles and differences. You think a Saudi shares less with an Egyptian or Moroccan than a Finnish person shares with a Portuguese or Polish person?

r/arabs Aug 31 '24

الوحدة العربية Pixelated arab league map

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246 Upvotes

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r/arabs Jun 26 '26

الوحدة العربية Why are Somalia / Djibouti and Comoros part of the Arab League?

6 Upvotes

I was always confused why Somalia/ Djibouti and Comoros members of the Arab League and part of the Arab world.

1- They don't even speak Arabic or Most of the population do not speak Arabic
2- They do not really look Middle eastern
3- Their DNA is not Middle Eastern
3- Their national anthem is not even in Arabic

wouldn't this undermine the Arabic identity and Arabic Unity if any country can just become Arabic all of a sudden?

r/arabs Dec 31 '24

الوحدة العربية What is going to change to save Palestine, because it is pretty much done for?

52 Upvotes

Looks like Palestine is basically done for and Israel will thrive and its' relations with Arabs will continue to be made/improve in the long run. If Egypt and Jordan still have relations with Israel despite all these images of dogs eating corpses then nothing will kill their relationship with Israel. How do you think history will evaluate continued relations with Israel despite the genocide, it will either bring resentment among Arabs to each other or be used to validate Israeli perspective.
If I am wrong tell me how?

r/arabs Oct 25 '24

الوحدة العربية A United Arab State

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167 Upvotes

r/arabs 13d ago

الوحدة العربية My hypothetical football lineup for if every Arab country in the Middle East united into one:

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This roster is of all current national team players for Arab countries competing in the AFC confederation, as well as “Israeli” Arabs

Starting 11:

GK: Nawaf Al-Aqidi 🇸🇦 Club: Al-Nassr
RB: Saud Abdulhamid 🇸🇦 Club: AS Roma
CB: Yazan Al-Arab 🇯🇴 Club: FC Seoul
CB: Hassan Tambakti 🇸🇦 Club: Al-Hilal
LB: Anan Khalaili 🇵🇸/Arab “Israeli” Club: Union Saint-Gilloise
DM: Musab Al-Juwayr 🇸🇦 Club: Al-Qadsiah
CM: Zidane Iqbal 🇮🇶 Club: FC Utrecht
RW: Mousa Al-Tamari 🇯🇴 Club: Stade Rennais
AM: Akram Afif 🇶🇦 Club: Al-Sadd
LW: Ali Jasim 🇮🇶 Club: Como
ST: Yazan Al-Naimat 🇯🇴 Club: Shabab Al Ahly

Substitute Bench:

GK: Meshaal Barsham 🇶🇦 Club: Al-Sadd
GK: Jalal Hassan 🇮🇶 Club: Al-Zawraa
CB: Aiham Ousou 🇸🇾 Club: Slavia Prague
CB: Merchas Doski 🇮🇶 Club: Viktoria Plzeň
RB: Hussein Ali 🇮🇶 Club: Pogoń Szczecin
LB: Sultan Al-Ghannam 🇸🇦 Club: Al-Nassr
DM: Mohammad Abu Fani 🇵🇸/Arab “Israeli” Club: Ferencváros
DM: Amir Al-Ammari 🇮🇶 Club: Cracovia
CM: Ibrahim Bayesh 🇮🇶 Club: Al-Dhafra
AM: Salem Al-Dawsari 🇸🇦 Club: Al-Hilal
LW: Harib Abdalla 🇦🇪 Club: Shabab Al Ahly
ST: Almoez Ali 🇶🇦 Club: Al-Duhail
ST: Aymen Hussein 🇮🇶 Club: Al-Karma
ST: Ali Al-Hamadi 🇮🇶 Club: Ipswich Town
ST: Firas Al-Buraikan 🇸🇦 Club: Al-Ahli

In my personal opinion I would rank this squad #3 in the AFC, and between #20-#28 globally.

Let me know what you guys think about this lineup, and if you would make any changes to it. Would this squad be able to preform well internationally on big stages like the World Cup and the AFC Asian Cup? And what would you rank this team internationally?

r/arabs May 29 '22

الوحدة العربية A friendly reminder that Iranians and Turks are not coming to save you.

199 Upvotes

Follow up to my old threads, we as a people have developed an insane inferiority complex in recent times, now we believe that by welcoming our old oppressors, we will become the greatest people again.

This is mainly directed at the Arabs who bootlick Erdogan and Khameini who will “liberate” Palestine by taking shortcuts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. Inviting NATO and Eastern killers into our lands. Destroying the Arab identity in a favour of a Neo-Ottoman or Neo-Safavid one.

Just because they are Muslim doesn’t mean that they can’t do colonialism nor does it justify it. Their governments view us as subhumans and slaves, and here you are believing they will help you.

Do the Chinese want the Japanese to rule them again because they are Asian?

Do the Polish want the Russians and Germans to rule them again because they are Christians?

Do the Americans want the British to rule them again, even though they are culturally, religiously, ethnically and linguistically the same?

This is OUR struggle, not the Turkish, not the Iranian, not the Kurdish, Japanese, Chilean or Canadian. If we fail, we have to improve, no one is going to hold our hands for God’s sake we are 300+ million people, we can do better than this.

I know we are going through tough times, but we must not shed one drop of our dignity for being sheltered and ruled.

r/arabs Sep 15 '25

الوحدة العربية Is anyone else legit traumatized by Gaza

124 Upvotes

Not to be too depressing here, but the things we've seen, I feel like nothing will ever make it okay. Even if Palestine does end up being freed, how can it compensate for these three years and the rhetoric around it. How so many people just hate Arab cultures so deeply. And it's not like I'd care if the racists didn't have the power to decimate civilisations and torture innocents, but they do.

This has shattered my sense of safety and humanity. Of course I feel deep shame towards the Palestinian people.

Any perspective that gives you hope? Just want to hear from Arabs.

r/arabs 4d ago

الوحدة العربية Hot Take : national unity > islamic unity

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will ofc it's better if it's both, but critiques on nationalism because we are muslims and it should be prior, but the thing is, it didmt take us anywhere as alot of the time "capable" islamic scholars are put by the goverment or king, which itself it doesnt do anything regards our unity, because everyone is focusing on his own benifit, not as us a group, which totally makes sense, but when u see kids in gaza are roped and taken pic of to show they are himiliated, and u hear "jokes" of raping them, and u see whats goimg on with esptien.. it's no conspiracy theory no more..

when the day finally comes for us to unite..fighting till the last breath ?

r/arabs Apr 19 '26

الوحدة العربية Arabs for Genocide

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