Abdul Rahman

‪@Narrator_of_Tarikh07‬
Never mess with a maghrebhi. We showed these big noses their places in netherlands.
He insulted these big noses with different langages.

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Abdul Rahman

Everybody should read this arab dogs from Bedouin and Levant stay away if it triggers you.


The Berbers: From Descendants of Nuh to the King Makers of the Islamic World

The story of the Berbers (Amazigh) is one of divine lineage, resilience, and power. Long before Islam illuminated the sands of Arabia, We Berbers lived under a code of honor and morality that set them apart from the chaos of others. We were not like the Jahiliyyah Arabs, who buried their daughters alive, worshipped idols, and lived by tribal arrogance. The Berbers, even before Islam, upheld justice, loyalty, courage, and hospitality. Their hearts were disciplined; their word was binding. They lived by principles that reflected the natural fitrah — the pure human disposition towards truth and righteousness.

According to early Muslim historians such as Ibn Khaldun, the Berbers trace their ancestry to Nuh (Noah عليه السلام) through his son Ham. This ancient heritage connects them to the earliest generations of humankind that survived the Great Flood. It signifies a bloodline of endurance and divine preservation — a people chosen by destiny to carry strength and wisdom through the ages.

When Islam reached North Africa, the Berbers did not resist it — We embraced it by choice, recognizing in it the divine truth their hearts already inclined toward. We did not accept Islam through conquest or coercion; they accepted it through conviction. Islam did not “civilize” the Berbers — it completed them. It refined their discipline and elevated their natural sense of justice under divine law. In embracing Islam, the Berbers became its defenders and torchbearers, proving that they were a people prepared by history for faith.

After embracing Islam, We Berbers became both King Slayers and King Makers in the chronicles of the Muslim world. We rose against the Umayyads, who had imposed corruption, discrimination, and arrogance upon non-Arab Muslims. Refusing to live under oppression, the Berbers joined the revolutionary movements that brought down the Umayyad Caliphate — earning them the name King Slayers.

But we were not destroyers; we are also builders. The Berbers helped establish the Abbasid Caliphate, standing for equality and justice. In doing so, they became King Makers, shaping the political destiny of Islam. Yet, when the Abbasids betrayed their promises and repeated the injustices of their predecessors, the Berbers once again rose in defiance — King Chasers, who refused to let deceit rule in the name of faith.

From this spirit of independence emerged some of the most remarkable dynasties in Islamic history — the Idrisids, Almoravids, Almohads, and Marinids. Each dynasty carried the flame of Amazigh valor and Islamic conviction. The Almoravids purified Islamic practice and extended their influence deep into Andalusia. The Almohads advanced philosophy, theology, and architecture that would later inspire Europe. The Marinids invested in education, diplomacy, and the arts. Through them, the Berber legacy expanded across continents, establishing North Africa and Al-Andalus as centers of power, faith, and knowledge.

Thus, the Berbers were never a people of ignorance or submission. We were descendants of Nuh as, guided by fitrah long before revelation reached them. When Islam arrived, they recognized its light, accepted it freely, and then rose to defend and lead it. They were King Slayers against tyranny, King Makers of justice, and founders of dynasties that carried the banner of Islam with pride and purpose.

The Berber legacy stands eternal — a reminder that greatness is not inherited from empire, but earned through conviction, courage, and truth.

We were not like the Jahiliyyah Arabs. We were believers before belief was preached, and warriors of justice when others still bowed to idols.

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Abdul Rahman

‪@TABFRUPSPG-CIDM-CBBM-MAJ_KSA‬

Is it true you broke your bones?

If it is not recovered fully. May Allah heal you.


Because Berber vs arab mma fight needs to happen

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Abdul Rahman

‪@TABFRUPSPG-CIDM-CBBM-MAJ_KSA‬

Well well you follow shirk nowadays.

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Abdul Rahman

‪@HALAL_ONE‬

Brother lindu pajiths are crying in the comments under this video.

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Abdul Rahman

‪@TABFRUPSPG-CIDM-CBBM-MAJ_KSA‬

Answer me should i break the peace or not?

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Abdul Rahman

‪@TABFRUPSPG-CIDM-CBBM-MAJ_KSA‬

Shall we break the truce mr arab.

whether you like it or not iam still beating you arab dog.

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