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. :

They weren’t dark skinned by birth they were born with light skin actually but they lived in the desert so they were directly under the sun which gave them sunburn and changed their skin color

Badr 😜 :

Kuwaitis are most Arab blood

wonderful day :

Tanned from the sun. We are not brown nor black

Remo Amr :

Iam pure Arab but iam white

Karate World :

😂😂😂😂 Jésus is black I know and Abraham also and moise also and...

Jaleel :

I’m Arab and I have brown skin and for some reason I look Indian

🌙🌊𝔇𝔦𝔯𝔱𝔶 𝔇𝔦𝔞𝔫𝔞🌊🌙 :

Why do i have a very light skin 💀

free Congo free Sudan :

they are black semitic bloodline like eritreans north sudanese chadian sahrawi south Egyptians

帝ITACHI :

Not real im arab but i was white but when i started going to the beach 1 or 2 times a week for 5 years without sun cream i have become yellow 🗿

Niko Bellic :

Amazigh here but there is something called a tan

OnepunchHamad :

Yh in the sun 24/7. Now we indoors on the phones with air conditioning obv lol

سهام الزهراء 🪐❣️😭 :

soomalia not Arab

👻 :

Women was lightskinned

ahmado_630 :

آيزن ؟⚡ :

arab is power

. :

65%arab Indonesia tetap tanah airku!

🇷🇴☦️Andreas☪️🇶🇦 :

Where is the Emaratis?

ROLEX'🇰🇼 :

we no him واحد منهم نسخه الراحل علي بحر

ســـــــعــــــود ،.. :

remo _m15 _518 :

Real Arabism

🇸🇦 :

Coz the sun taned them we are their grandchildren but we have a light skin coz we don’t tan

ben güneş sen ay🌖 :

ileen dadkan baan kasoo jeednaa waaba noo eegyihiiin😂

@Dee :

Actually they re dark because of the sun and house before no AC. When modern come their color glow up.

United Africa Federation :

We’re always who we’re, we don’t change who we are, we may were others culture clothes but not our behaviors 😂

R3ALITY CH3CK :

Darker-skinned people in Arabia were often identified as "Arabs," sometimes using terms like aswad (black) or jawn (reddish-black) in classical texts, while lighter-skinned groups, including some Persians, were categorized as "Reds" (fairer peoples) in contrast to Arabs, Berbers, and Africans. However, this wasn't a rigid "Arabs vs. Persians" color divide; rather, it reflected complex color spectrums used by pre-modern Arabs to differentiate themselves, where "black" could mean dark brown or dusky, and "white" often signified normative or "worldly" status, with Persians sometimes grouped with fairer peoples like Greeks and Romans.