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No problem Sheikh Mohammed NGUBONG — here’s the full English translation, formatted and keeping the same tone:---*Title: The Language of Allah – Who Really Understands God?* *Speaker: Sheikh Mohammed NGUBONG, Radio Al Ghouda 99.3*[Introduction – Self-Introduction and Comic Apology]Peace be upon you all, this is Sheikh Mohammed NGUBONG. Before we start, a quick comic apology: I have to apologize for borrowing someone else’s voice for this episode. Let’s just say my voice took a vacation, and I hired a replacement who speaks a little too well. If you like him, keep him. If not, tell me and I’ll send him back to the village.Today we’re tackling a topic that ruffles some feathers: *Is Allah SWT tied to only one language out of the 7000 languages in the world?* Does He only understand Arabic? Can we only know Him through Arabic? Buckle up.[Part 1: Language as a Weapon and Identity]My listeners, today’s question touches something deep. History shows us that language can be a weapon to enslave a people. Our mother tongues were taken from us and we were forced to speak French. Look at the result: our relationship with France, with our own culture, changed.All the peoples who have risen — China, Korea, Japan — kept their language. Those who lost their language lost their roots. When identity is ripped away, you have to fight to get it back.That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t spread religious truths. But be careful not to confuse the message with the packaging. The Earth is 4.5 billion years old, not 600 million, and modern humanity has existed for about 300,000 years. The Egyptian pyramids remain an archaeological mystery, but theories about secret orders hiding advanced technologies have no solid evidence. Let’s keep the focus: the message matters more than the mystery.[Part 2: The Example of Dhul-Qarnayn and the Wisdom of Allah]In the Qur’an, Dhul-Qarnayn meets an isolated people, naked, without technology. He doesn’t plunder them. He doesn’t impose his culture on them. He reminds them of the oneness of God and teaches them to extract iron to protect themselves. Compare that to European colonization in Africa. The difference is night and day.Allah says in the Qur’an, Surah 14:4: _“And We did not send any messenger except in the language of his people to clarify for them.”_ Understanding matters more than the words. If Allah wanted, He could have made humanity one language. He chose diversity. And here we are, trying to impose Arabic everywhere, as if we’re wiser than Allah. That’s our interest, not His.[Part 3: The Messengers Spoke the Language of Their People]Jesus spoke Aramaic daily, Hebrew for the Torah. He never said a word in Arabic, yet the Qur’an quotes his words in Arabic. Why? Because language is a carrier, not the message itself.If we say the word of Allah is untranslatable, we fall into the same trap as the Church in the 15th century that burned William Tyndale for translating the Bible into English. Today it’s some Muslims saying the same thing in the 21st century. The result: the message stays behind a wall.Translating the Qur’an, the life of the Prophet, into English, Swahili, Basaa, has allowed hundreds of thousands of people to understand and accept Islam. When we played the Qur’an translated into Basaa at a wake, everyone woke up. When it was in Arabic alone, everyone slept. The problem isn’t the language. It’s Ar-Rahman who teaches the Qur’an.[Part 4: The Illusion of Linguistic Prestige]We’ve been made to believe that Arabic is the language of paradise, so if you speak it, you’re saved. Result: people who don’t even pray on Friday think they’re privileged.I knew an Arab friend who was illiterate, and they made him imam just because he could recite in Arabic. Meanwhile, doctors, engineers, people with 12 years of university education in the mosque were sidelined. It’s like choosing a driver who speaks Japanese to drive a Japanese bus, even though he’s never driven in his life. It makes no sense.Look at the data: in global rankings of ethics and governance, the top countries aren’t Arab. New Zealand comes first. Egypt, where 20% of the population is Christian and hears Arabic every day at the mosque, still has Christians going to church. It’s not the language that changes the heart.[Part 5: Conclusion and Call to Action]Brothers and sisters, Allah created you where you are. You are no less than anyone else. Whatever your language, your color, your origin, you have equal worth. You differ only by your good deeds.If you want to please Allah, learn His message, understand it, and live it. Don’t let anyone intimidate you with language, skin, or money. Take your power back. Do the work on Earth so that your Creator is pleased with you at the end.I know this message is uncomfortable. I’ll keep saying it until Allah takes my soul. If you agree, or even if you disagree but listened to the end, *subscribe and follow the ...
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