wht was the name of dubai before 1400 years and was it included in Arab or its wasnt the part ot Arab?
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Maybe the link below helps?
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Are you sure you're Arabic?  Not Arab?  \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_language\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab
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Medieval Period\n500 - 1450 AD
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there was never a state, country, or nation called "palestine", in all history, NOR has there ever been a culture, language, history or people called palestinian, until arafat in 63 used the term to apply to ARABS... Palestinians ARE arabs, and are no different, they are the same people. So keep on dreaming, Even when arabs occupied the areas of gaza, "the west bank", and half of jeruslam, for over 19 years they did not make a nation of palestine!!! which PROVES that this has nothing to do with so-called palestinians, but rather to remove the one jewish country on this planet!
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First of all it it CYPRUS\n\nin Urdu it is called QABRUS (Kab-rus)
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Yes it has Persian and Hebrew words in it a and these words considered Arabic now. Israel and Abraham are not of Arabic origins. Al fardous is originally Persian word means Paradise and it was used by Arabs at that time.
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I do not know what language is spoken there, and what their word for G-d is.  Arab Christians call G-d Allah.  The word Allah is Arabic.
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The United Arab Emirates (also the UAE or the Emirates) is a Middle Eastern country situated in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia on the Persian Gulf, comprising seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Ajmān, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras al-Khaimah, Sharjah, and Umm al-Qaiwain. Before 1971, they were known as the Trucial States or Trucial Oman, in reference of a nineteenth-century truce between the British and some Arab Sheikhs. It borders Oman and Saudi Arabia. The country is rich in oil.
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Its in the United Arab Emirates a Arabic country in the Middle East.\nhttp://www.funonthenet.in/content/view/127/31\nhttp://www.dubai-fotos.de/index.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubai
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Many of the Saracen(Arab) conquered lands did not use Arabic as their working language. Iran(Persia) never adopted Arabic, Egypt only adopted Arabic a few hundred years ago, and Morrocco still has speakers of the native Berber language.\n\nThe truth is that the Arabs rarely controlled the entire Iberian peninsula. The extreme part of the peninsula, called Greneda was reliably in Arab hands, but Galicia in NW spain, the Basque country, Catalina near France, and parts of Castille changed hands often.\n\nAnother analogy which might do well might be to look at England which was under French Norman rule for centuries. The people spoke English not French.\n\nIn much the same that English absorbed many French words, so Spanish absorbed many words from Arabic.
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It helps to check spelling:\n\nUmayyad (ūmä'yäd) , the first Islamic dynasty (661–750). Their reign witnessed the return to leadership roles of the pre-Islamic Arab elite, and the rejuvenation of tribal loyalties. The Banu Ummaya constituted the higher stratum of the pre-Islamic Meccan elite. Having entered into an agreement with Muhammad in 630, they succeeded in preserving their economic influence, and gradually reintegrated into the political power structure. The assassination of Uthman, the third caliph, and a member of the Ummaya, presented the dynamic Ummayad figure of Muawiya the opportunity to challenge the otherwise troubled rulership of Ali. With the death of Ali, Muawiya succeeded in establishing himself as the caliph, making Damascus the capital of the Islamic empire. His efforts concentrated on strengthening his rule by entering into a truce with the Byzantines, renewing tribal alliances and securing the succession of his son Yazid. With the death of Muawiya in 680, Yazid faced the opposition of Husayn, the son of Ali. The resistance and subsequent martyrdom of Husayn at Karbala in a battle where the Ummayad forces outnumbered him and his partisans is the focus of the central yearly Shiite observance of Ashura. Yazid also faced further resistance in the Hijaz (today Saudi Arabia), led by Abdallah ibn az-Zubayr. With his death, the caliphate was transfered to the Marwanid branch of the Banu Ummaya. Abd al-Malik succeeded in consolidating Ummayad rule, and proceeded with a series of administrative reforms including the conversion of the bureaucracy from Greek to Arabic, and the minting of new currency. This consolidation set the stage for the renewal of territorial expansion in Asia and Africa under Walid I (705–15), and the increased military pressure against Byzantium under Sulayman (715–17). Sulayman's successor, Umar II (717–20) unsuccessfully attempted to reverse the course of tribal-based politics in an effort to restore the Islamic political ideal of transcending partisanships. His successors, Yazid II (720–24), Hisham (724–43), and Walid (743–44) pursued the tribal-based territorial conquests. The expansion of the Islamic empire led to the emergence of a substantial class of non-tribal Muslims (mawali), who became the base from which anti-Ummayad movements drew their supporters. The most notable of these movements was the Abbasid, which eventually succeeded in toppling the last Ummayad caliph, Marwan II, in 750. A branch of the Ummayad family, led by Abd ar-Rahman ad-Dakhil, was able to reach Cordoba and to reestablish Umayyad rule (780–1031) in Muslim Spain.\n\nHope this helps!
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The United Arab Emirates country is connected to Saudi Arabia and Oman. The country is located west of India and South of Iran.
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How can anyone say that a group of invaders "never" mixed with the conquered??? that is about the stupidest thing i've ever seen.  Yes, Arab culture is part of spain, morrocco, italy, ethiopia, sudan, etc.  Arabs were everywhere!  and yes they had sex with the people they conquered.  That is one way to assert your power over a people.  Next, people will be saying that slaveowners never screwed their slaves and produced mixed kids!  get real!
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I think you mean the Gulf of Oman. Right? It's a strait. I'm not sure of the age. I think it's been around before records because it is from the real world. Like when the land filled with water, with the ocean and such, yeah.
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israel is jewish land, and has been since 3300 years ago. long before arab/muslim occupiers came to the area. End of story.
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Because early Muslim thought included the belief in the superiority of the Arab race. This is why it was stressed that the Arabs were descendants of Ishmael. As Islam spread to non Arab lands or people became Arabized(the Egyptians/North Africans/Syrians etc. originally spoke other languages, not Arabic) the theory of Arab superiority became a theological liability- especially since a majority of Muslims were no longer Arab.\n\nThe language thing is the only thing left in the original Arab master race theory of Islam, other than isolated hadiths.
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In Jesus' time it was Israel.....\nthe arabs in and around Jerusalem didn't start calling themselves Palestinian till 1967.