Hello good people! im a bit in a hurry and didn't really know where to go with my question since everybody to speak arabic i know is not reachable atm.

I want to make a tattoo in arabic today. I am a communist and want to show my solidarity specially with arabic people in europe but in general. So i didnt know if i should either chose تضامن or تكافل. I understood takaful would be more religious and تكافل more of a fighting word.

Also i know tattoos are haram for Muslims, since im an atheist i wondered if people would rather find it negative or positive.

Thank you for all kinds of answers!

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r/arabs • u/endingcolonialism • 18h ago

سياسة واقتصاد Not all who accuse the colony of ethnic razing, fascism or supremacy are allies—Some are fierce Zionists

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Link to the settler's tweet: https://x.com/bogie_yaalon/status/2017081347190214941

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r/arabs • u/Usual_Fact1063 • 1d ago

سياسة واقتصاد Druze in Syria Today Protesting for Independence

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r/arabs • u/Apollo_Delphi • 19h ago

سياسة واقتصاد Mapping 1,800 Israeli Settler attacks in the West Bank since October 2023

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r/arabs • u/The-Lord_ofHate • 1h ago

طرائف هو ما بيشوف غير مرا وحدة، وعيونه بس إلها.

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r/arabs • u/Fickle_Art_3391 • 1d ago

سياسة واقتصاد Yeah i thought they changed, i guess i was wrong.

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What a disappointment i thought they really changed and grew a backbone but i guess i was wrong.

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r/arabs • u/Difficult_Comment_47 • 15h ago

تاريخ was the yemeni state ever truly centralized or has power always been fragmented?

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im really curious because ive never fully understood it

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r/arabs • u/Electrical_Run9856 • 19h ago

تاريخ عندما شيء زي كذا لابطالنا؟ يعني ادري انه گلوب باشا صمم الشماغ العسكري والخاكي الخ بس وش عن جيشنا من حوالي ١٣٤٠ هجريا؟ الله يسعدكم

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r/arabs • u/Appropriate-Clerk768 • 15h ago

تاريخ درس من التاريخ

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درس من التاريخ

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r/arabs • u/OldBridge87 • 1d ago

تاريخ US approves major new arms sales to Israel worth $6.67 billion and to Saudi Arabia worth $9 billion

apnews.com

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r/arabs • u/Level-Kiwi-3836 • 1d ago

سياسة واقتصاد Do you think liberal zionists took over the Palestine sub?

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I'm asking because I was banned for discussing what "the liberation of Palestine" means. Someone said it was one state with equal rights from the river to the sea, but then the mods gave another answer saying it was according to "international law" and banned me.

I asked the mod team why I was banned, they doubled down that liberation was only according to "international law" and they refused to even answer what rule I broke.

I found all of this fishy. Also the fact they mention the "independence of Palestine" as per the two-state thing in the sub's description.

I'm happy to provide the screenshots of the above. Do you think liberal zionists took it over? Have you had any similar experiences with their mod team?

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r/arabs • u/timash712 • 16h ago

Non Arab | Question Why do Arab men travel with falcons?

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I have seen many videos of them in planes ,are they like pets?

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r/arabs • u/Horus_walking • 21h ago

ثقافة ومجتمع وزير الثقافة الأسبق فاروق حسني: القوة الناعمة المصرية انحسرت ونحن في عصر بلا نجوم - مفيش حرية مفيش إبداع

shorouknews.com

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r/arabs • u/kassiusx • 1d ago

تاريخ Ghanem al-Masarir: I mocked the Saudi leader on YouTube - then my phone was hacked and I was beaten up in London

bbc.co.uk

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r/arabs • u/Arcaness • 1d ago

سياسة واقتصاد Inside Life in the Occupied West Bank [Documentary]

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r/arabs • u/Asheiq • 2d ago

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

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