What is your opinion of an Arab who loves a language other than that of the Arabs?
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
The questioner : The Arab is original in his language and speech, and he aims for the non-Arab countries more than he loves the Arab countries.
The Shaykh : The non-Arab ones.
The questioner : He loves the non-Arab ones more than he loves the Arab ones.
The Shaykh : Yes, because it is his origin.
The questioner : He is a problem.
The Shaykh : His origin is this; he loves his father, his mother, his grandfather, and his grandmother.
The questioner : No, he is an Arab himself, in tongue and origin.
The Shaykh : His tongue and his origin.
The questioner : Yes, indeed.
The Shaykh : And he loves the non-Arabs.
The questioner : And that he loves the Western countries more than he loves the Arabs.
The Shaykh : ... There is no good in that.
The questioner : But he is considered an Arab, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh : Ah?
The questioner : He is considered an Arab...
The Shaykh : He is considered an Arab in tongue and lineage, but he is not an Arab in thought.
The Shaykh : The non-Arab ones.
The questioner : He loves the non-Arab ones more than he loves the Arab ones.
The Shaykh : Yes, because it is his origin.
The questioner : He is a problem.
The Shaykh : His origin is this; he loves his father, his mother, his grandfather, and his grandmother.
The questioner : No, he is an Arab himself, in tongue and origin.
The Shaykh : His tongue and his origin.
The questioner : Yes, indeed.
The Shaykh : And he loves the non-Arabs.
The questioner : And that he loves the Western countries more than he loves the Arabs.
The Shaykh : ... There is no good in that.
The questioner : But he is considered an Arab, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh : Ah?
The questioner : He is considered an Arab...
The Shaykh : He is considered an Arab in tongue and lineage, but he is not an Arab in thought.