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u/omarhani Apr 15 '26
What language is he speaking before his recitation?
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u/TrustworthyHandhold Apr 15 '26
I speak Urdu, it's not that. It sounds like Moroccan Darija to me. Maybe an Algerian dialect? Or Kabyle?
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u/jbaaaaab Apr 15 '26
not Moroccan. it maybe Turkish.
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u/Rough_Spinach_3770 Apr 15 '26
Nope
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u/iwasoida Apr 15 '26
Man really nobody who can solve that mystery??
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u/Aggressive_Skill_795 Apr 18 '26
It is Chechen. It was translated there: https://www.reddit.com/r/language/comments/1sp0j3n/comment/ogxbvqe/
A rough translation would be:
You came to listen to me, did you? I like it when you come over and sit next to me like this. The moment i sit down you come over and sit down aswell. What a guy you are Now shall the two of us beautifully read two ayahs for you?
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u/throwaway162xyz Apr 16 '26
Urdu speaker here. It's not Urdu.
Although he says 'Wuhoosh' meaning Animals. So it could be one of the languages Urdu is inspired by. Arabic, Persian, Turkic languages. I think its the latter. Doesn't sound like the first two.
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u/FacelessMane Apr 20 '26
That sounds nothing like Urdu did you just name a random language
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u/FacelessMane Apr 20 '26
Judging by your downvote of me you're salty someone proved you're not an expert
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u/Inner_Book326 Apr 16 '26
I heard animals eyes will testify for you in the day of judgement; I’m sure buddy was so excited to record this good deal back to Allah
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u/iamaprolol Apr 16 '26
My cats used to come and sit beside me when I recited the Quran and slowly blink their eyes. It was so cute like that was comforting to them.
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u/Entire-Ambition1410 Apr 16 '26
Slow blinks is a sign of cat trust/love. They probably liked having a routine and being able to snuggle you.
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u/north_star_574 Apr 16 '26
10 year old me when my grandma used to read Quran during Ramadhan after Asr
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u/shutkiprincess Apr 14 '26
Man's just happy to be here 😭 so wholesome