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neither christianism or islam belong to egypt
Neither does Arabic.
agreed
What am I looking at?
Neither Coptic
Title says "Egypt for Egyptians" and Pic shows the coptic cross.
Coptic is Egyptian written in greek alphabet which stems from proto-sinaitic that was copied and adapted by the phoenicians. Only about ~10% of Coptic's vocabulary is greek, the rest comes from demotic.
Easy there, Ramses, you don't want Israel to send over a plague of locusts for the second time.
Based gypsies. I respect egyptians but maghrebis are fucking subhuman.
>linguistics board
>doesn't support fonts
just about done here
Copts make pretty good pizza
Ⲛⲁⲓ ⲛⲁⲛ Ⲏⲍⲣ⳿ⲉⲗ
I respect maghrebis. They have a nice culture and fortunately, aren't as arabized as Egypt. Personally, I want to start a movement to raise awareness of Coptic once I am fully fluent in it.
>indirectly responsible for the Latin script
>doesn't use it
come home, white man
Egypt is Albanian land and will speak Albanian, ancestor language of Egyptian
hieroglyphs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> hellenic cuck runes
damn thats a nice flag
Alright. I kind of recognised the cross but I wasn't certain. I like it.
>wh*te
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Are you a copt?
Hieroglyphs aren't very practical. Hieroglyphs consist of a set of core simple letters and the rest are basically just drawings that convey ideas or feelings. It's like saying "I went to Hassan's place to do something" and then adding a party emoji to express that you went there to party. It's hard to describe so forgive me for my lackluster explaination.
Thanks.
>muh practicality
that's like saying you wouldn't drive a mclaren because the road has a couple of potholes in it
>be pseudo-monophysiste
>invite Arabs in to fuck with your calchedon-abiding Greek overlords
>???
>"boohoo how could it happen that our cunt is full of Arab Muslim? Egypt for the Egyptians!!!"
You reap what you sow, heretic
>ⲬⲎⲘⲒ ϦⲀ ⲚⲈⲚⲢⲈⲘ⳿ⲚⲬⲎⲘⲒ
What is this alien language stuff?
>he is coptic
HAHAHAHHAHAHA IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW
Still though, there isn't a lot of information on Hieroglyphs. Literally no one knows how 3/4 of the hieroglyphs are pronounced.
It's Coptic language. The last Egyptian language.
They weren't invited. After the fall of Byzantine, they invaded Egypt with 4000 men and it was like a walk in the park for them.
I am not religious though desu.
Oh I didn't see your post. I am not religious but I am very interested in Ancient Egyptian religion and Coptic.
Personally, I want to raise awareness of Coptic in Egypt somehow desu.
The fall of Byzantium was in 1453 dude, you guys called in Muhammad to drive the Greeks off some centuries before that to drive away those upholding orthodoxy. Blame your heretic ancestors if you are a minority in your own country
mechk 9olet enti mat7ebech el a9baat ?
Sorry I meant after the fall of byzantine rule in Egypt.
> you guys called in Muhammad to drive the Greeks off some centuries before that to drive away those upholding orthodoxy
I have never heard or read about that. Can you please direct me to a source where it says so? I am sorry that I am not very competent when it comes to history.
>mechk 9olet enti mat7ebech el a9baat ?
la2. You're confusing me for someone else I think.
how do we make egypt coptic again?
oh my bad it was the other massri living in egypt
Doing that will result in greater religious tensions in Egypt. Pre-Arabic nationalism and pan-Islamism, people thought of themselves as Egyptian then Muslim or Coptic or whatever.
I just want people to see themselves as egyptians first rather than muslim arabs or whatever.
don't you think muslim arabs will always be susceptible to outside influences
Literlally Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
>The ease with which Pelusium fell to the Muslim Arabs, and the lack of Byzantine reinforcements to aid the city during the month-long siege, is often attributed to the treachery of the Egyptian governor, Cyrus, who was also the Monothelite/Monophysite Patriarch of Alexandria
>On 22 December, Cyrus of Alexandria entered into a treaty with the Muslims.[22] By the treaty, Muslim sovereignty over the whole of Egypt, and effectively on Thebaid, was recognized, and the Egyptians agreed to pay Jizya at the rate of 2 diners per male adult.[15] The treaty was subject to the approval of the emperor Heraclius, but Cyrus stipulated that even if the emperor repudiated the treaty, he and the Copts of whom he was the High Priest would honor its terms, recognize the supremacy of the Muslims and pay them Jizya
>It is recorded that Cyrus requested three favors from the Muslims, namely:
>Do not break your treaty with the Copts;
>If the Byzantines after this repudiation ask for peace, do not make peace with them, but treat them as captives and slaves; and
>When I am dead allow me to be buried in the Church of St. John at Alexandria
>In the book "The Great Arab Conquests" Hugh Kennedy writes "The pious biographer of Coptic patriarch Benjamin presents us with the striking image of the patriarch prayed for the success of the Muslim commander Amr against the Christians of the Cyrenaica. Benjamin survived for almost twenty years after the fall of Egypt to the Muslims, dying of full years and honour in 661. His body was laid to rest in the monastery of St Macarius, where he is still venerated as a saint. There can be no doubt that he played a major role in the survival of the Coptic Church"[28] Coptic patriarch Benjamin also prayed for Amr when he moved to take Libya.[
Depends. Nowadays, that whole Pan-Arabism and Islamism is dying down and most Egyptians dislike Gulf countries because of how much they meddle in Egypt. There might be a chance or a change of heart I don't know.
Kinda disappointed but still I don't really want a Coptic Egypt. From what I am seeing right now, I don't think it would be a good idea to advocate for Coptic Christianity. I would rather advocate for Egyptian nationalism, Secularism and revitalization of Coptic.
It might happen. I have faith.
Ah you're the Saudi who madz a thread about Arabism on Jow Forums this morning
I don't browse Jow Forums. The Saudi there is a different poster whom I knew personally but I no longer talk to him. We met through Jow Forums because I used to post on Jow Forums.
What a beautiful story
das rite
WE WUZ HH
Are you being sarcastic? I mean, I even talked to the guy. There are several saudi posters on Jow Forums, around 5 or 6 to be exact.
There is 2 egyptian saudis, including me, a 21 year old muslim saudi, a 19 year old atheist ""race realist""(that's what he likes to call himself) and Saudi Burger, an american expat in KSA.
Actually there might be even more
