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How do Egyptians feel about their Arabization by Muslim conquerors in the 7th century?

Egyptians and other North African nations have had their own culture and civilization since the beginning of recorded history. Especially Egypt, which was superpower at one point (Babylonians), until Islam came along and stripped Egypt of its history and culture, replacing them with Islam and making its inhabitants adopt the Arabic language and Islamic religion.

Looking back at history, are you glad for this change? Do you think Egypt’s position in the world today would have been better/worse had this change not happened?

Asked By: ABE - 12/30/2009
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You are mistaken in that:
The Arabs did not strip the Egyptians its culture,, and actually Islam did not do that,, it happened before that with the Roman,,
n 388 Flavius Theodosius ( 11 January 347 – 17 January 395) a prefect to Syria, Egypt, and Asia Minor with the aim of breaking up pagan associations and the destruction of their temples. The Serapeum at Alexandria was destroyed during this campaign. In a series of decrees called the "Theodosian decrees" he progressively declared that those Pagan feasts that had not yet been rendered Christian ones were now to be workdays (in 389). In 391, he reiterated the ban of blood sacrifice and decreed "no one is to go to the sanctuaries, walk through the temples, or raise his eyes to statues created by the labor of man" (decree "Nemo se hostiis polluat", Codex Theodosianus xvi.10.10). The temples that were thus closed could be declared "abandoned", as Bishop Theophilus of Alexandria immediately noted in applying for permission to demolish a site and cover it with a Christian church
As a consequence, Egypt's pagan culture was continually in decline. While the native population continued to speak their language, the ability to read hieroglyphic writing slowly disappeared as the role of the Egyptian temple priests and priestesses diminished. The temples themselves were sometimes converted to churches or abandoned to the desert.
The Muslim came later and continue the job...so the myth that Islam ONLY,, spread by the sword is not true,, and before the Arabs conquer ,, there was a Roman one 600 years before

Now , would Egypt be better or worse;;; well, indeed Egypt was better due to the work of Mohamed Aly family,,, for a while,,after lots of degrading,,,, and indeed Egypt degraded more recently after the oil money came with either the recent Arabs or the Egyptians who carried the smell of the source of their money (again oil money ) to Egypt
Lots of people do not know that Saudi ARABIA WAS NOT CALLED SAUDI ARABIA TILL 1926,,In fact one of the stars in the old Egyptian flag was representing Hijaz which was under Egypt rule
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Egypt_flag_1882.svg

Nowadays, you want to know why Egypt degraded:
simply : the Romans, then the Arabs (Real Islam started to die after al kolafaa el Rasheeden) - Muslim omoya- abasya, fatimed then Ayob, Mamlok were just some occupiers who even killed themselves for power and interest-(except of very few) then the big disaster,, the Turk of course,then the French and the English,(i can remove the French from the list),,,all those did a perfect job in sucking the blood of the Egyptians , keep them and drag them more to ignorance,, to maintain control on them,and get Taxes,even if some were good ,, were taken to (turkey),,,In fact the Arabs did not want the Egyptians to be Muslims to keep taxing them,,, That is why it took long time for the Egyptians to be Muslims (only because the Tatar who destroyed El Abasia empire,,, the Muslims Arabs had to mix with the Egyptians to eat),
In the modern days, I do not see any difference,, The Egyptians had to suffer again the disaster after Nasr tried hard to save them,,,, Pay attention Nasr almost fought the Saudi,, and he was too much hated by them,,, Those people never forget,,, anyway it is a long story,,,,
--* God words (religions ) never lead to degradation, only the greed and the love of power by some, lead others to be ignorant and degraded,,,Christianity was finished when the Romans used it to control others,,, and Islam also was finished when the Arabs used it to gain power over others,,The main point of Religions is the Human spirit and soul , not a political method to occupy and control others,,,( Except very few moments in the history)
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Morocco:North Africa,,,a similar story happened, but the Arabs there, were the branch of el Omween (from korish tribe) who were in Andalusia (and were not that ethical there) they settled , after they were kicked out from Spain,, and they treated the natives with arrogance claiming they are from el Ashraf,,that they sold the Berber to Europe,, and tried hard to get rid of them,, that made the Berbers to lead the sad life they live now,,, they also sent/sending their own spies to watch them in Europe,, I know personally lots of stories regarding that...
Answered By: ZoserII - 12/30/2009
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I am glad Islam came to Egypt.

edit:
remember prophet Muhammad was an Arab himself but he fought against the Arabs. so Islam is not the religion of Arabs, but for everyone with different race and backgrounds.
Answered By: iojhyt675 - 12/30/2009
Alhamd Lilah! We became civil :)
Answered By: ♥Daلooعa ♥ {§ultan} Till EGYPT - 12/30/2009
This change brought Islam to Egyptians
it freed Copts from the Romans
we are better
our culture and civilization has gained by our adoption of Arabic and Islam
it is a blessing from God
Answered By: Moonrise - 12/30/2009
Are you kidding? We were freed from Rome by Arabs so ofc it's the best thing that happened to EGYPT
and at this time The Egyptians welcomed the Arabs and never considered resisting them..

These Arabic "conquers" wasn't meant to destroy but to build
unlike Roman/English/Nazi conquerors
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Answered By: David J - 12/30/2009
Look ya we were great, but I strongly believe that everything happens for a reason. God has something in store for us and im sure it's great. Im glad for this change. Im glad that im a muslim and im glad that im an arab. I like us just the way we are (arab muslims) but as for the government and the morality of the country not as much.
Answered By: YO! Eighth Account - 12/30/2009
Yes i am glad we had Islam and Arab conquest in Egypt, it had added to our culture and benefited it us in all means. We are better off praying to one God Allah than back then when they used to worship hawks,the suns, jackals and cats. Egypt was a great civilization back at the days of the Pharaohs and in the days of Islam. It was the Muslim mamelukes and Egyptian soldiers who ceushed the Mongols at the battle of Ain Jalut and that was during the golden age of Islam and during Islamic era many great discoveries had been made in almost every field, so who wouldn't be proud to be a part of this great culture and civilization which teaches a LOT of virtues,principals, morals and above all the beautiful religion of Islam.
Answered By: The Egyptian Wolf III - 12/30/2009
Yeah sure we had a wonderful history, but i'm still greatly thankful for what we were changed into.
I am thankful that Egypt adopted Islam as their religon and Arabic as their official language.
We were greatly misguided until Islam came along.....Don't worry history repeats itself and soo we will be the best civilization as we once were hehe


Alhamdallah 3la na3mit el Islam
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Answered By: Egyptian Gazelle - 12/30/2009
First no...the romans stripped egypt of its history and culture..egyptians then worked as slaves for the romans and cultivate the wheat for great rome..when islam comes,egypt has become a local and global power..we were able to fight the crusades,and if u didn't know it we actually captured the king of france louis the ninth,we stopped the whole mongol empire from expansion....instead of being drawn back by the romans..we were part and contributors to a great empire..u do math!!

on spiritual level...muslim conquerors brought islam to egypt which makes me a muslim..and thank god it has gone that way cuz it would have been more difficult for me to find the religion of truth..it's a blessing from god!
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muslim,arab,egyptian and in that order!!
Answered By: sherif - 12/30/2009
I'm glad that we were invaded by Muslims.

But I'm not glad that we were invaded by Arabs.
Answered By: El Alex *Sadat, Egypt's hero - 12/30/2009
I am happy Islam was introduced into Egypt, but I don't like the Arabization of our culture.
Answered By: Medic - 12/30/2009
I am glad, better to die a Muslim and not in the top civilization than a non-Muslim in the top civilization.
Answered By: G. #2 - 12/30/2009
Islam conquer Egypt was great,
Arabization i dont think so.
Answered By: Zombie - 12/30/2009
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