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Writer's pictureNASEEM HAMZA AHMED

Most googled man has embarked on his journey to learn Arabic


The world's most influential figure, Top G Andrew Tate, has embarked on a journey to learn Arabic. So, why are you waiting?


After embracing Islam, Andrew recognized the importance of delving into Arabic to truly understand the roots of Islam.


I understand that there are individuals, including Muslims, who dislike Andrew Tate due to his firm stance on various gender-related matters. Nonetheless, I've observed significant changes in his character since he embraced Islam. These changes reflect his sincere intentions and potential for further alignment with Islamic principles.


In a conversation with renowned psychologist Sadia Khan, he candidly admitted that Arabic was a bit challenging for him, being unfamiliar territory. Nevertheless, he's putting his best foot forward to grasp it.


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It seems he's focusing on Emirati Arabic, possibly due to his strong belief that Dubai is the ultimate place to live.


Known for championing the empowerment of men and advocating the responsibilities of true masculinity, Andrew could potentially revolutionize the lives of countless young individuals.


What truly excites me aligns with my passion as an Arabic Trainer. Imagine if Andrew masters Arabic and spreads its enchantment, fostering a love for this divine language among his followers. This could spark a revolutionary change in the Islamic world.




I firmly believe that language is the most potent tool for conquering our world of dreams through knowledge and technological progress.


In a time when Muslims prioritized learning Arabic and embraced it in all aspects of life, they emerged as global leaders in power, knowledge, science, and trade. However, when the connection to the language of the Quran waned, so did their influence.


The English-speaking world grasped the significance of language early on. They strategically spread English across the globe, resulting in cultural influence and dominance.



This happened because they used language to sow seeds of insecurity and inferiority in those who didn't speak English.


They recognized that Arabic, intertwined with the Quran and Muslims' emotional connection, holds tremendous transformative potential. Hence, they've perpetuated myths about the difficulties of the Arabic language to discourage its adoption. It was a tactic they employ to undermine the power of Arabic.


Learning any language isn't a walk in the park. Likewise, mastering Arabic presents its own challenges. Yet, if we fall in love with a language, immerse ourselves in its culture, and embrace its environment, remarkable transformations can occur.


We've witnessed some Muslims downplaying Arabic's significance, advocating for stripping it from its religious essence. However, I firmly believe that there's a divine reason why Allah chose the world's richest language to deliver His message.


In reality, the best way to acquire a language isn't solely through textbooks, but by immersing oneself in its culture and interacting with its people. Advanced stages could involve delving into grammar and linguistic sciences for greater proficiency.


I hold a strong optimism that in the future, influential personalities such as Andrew Tate may contribute positively to the evolution of the Arabic language to its next level. This could potentially lead to a revival of the rightful esteem of the language within the Islamic world.

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