Arabic letters are close to Hebrew ones

[Hankut]

Greetings,

Some Arabic letters like ص and س are very close to Hebrew ones. (Both shapes and name of the letters.)
And there are lots of similarities between those languages.

Does that mean the Arabic is dangerous to use?

 

[MercuryWisdom]

Greetings,

Some Arabic letters like ص and س are very close to Hebrew ones. (Both shapes and name of the letters.)
And there are lots of similarities between those languages.

Does that mean the Arabic is dangerous to use?

Arabic is mostly somehow a variation of Hebrew that’s why Lord Azazel said that the F-RTR also helps crumble the islamic hold on humanity.

However, I don’t believe it’s necessarily dangerous to use as it has almost no jewish magickal properties outside the Quran and Islam, it’s a semitic language but not jewish, although they did interact with each other somehow in the creation of these languages back in old age middle east.

I’m not an expert this is just my view on the matter.

 

[Disciple of the Serpent]

Greetings,

Some Arabic letters like ص and س are very close to Hebrew ones. (Both shapes and name of the letters.)
And there are lots of similarities between those languages.

Does that mean the Arabic is dangerous to use?

No it's not, hebrew is also a rip off of greek, egyptian and sanskrit, bit non of these are harmfull.

Just don't use hebrew.

 

[Ælberiigor]

No it's not, hebrew is also a rip off of greek, egyptian and sanskrit, bit non of these are harmfull.

Just don't use hebrew.

It seems to me that's the point.
As general rule, the only jewish invention is the plagiarism.

 

[Ashtup ILum Mari]

Arabic is mostly somehow a variation of Hebrew that’s why Lord Azazel said that the F-RTR also helps crumble the islamic hold on humanity.

However, I don’t believe it’s necessarily dangerous to use as it has almost no jewish magickal properties outside the Quran and Islam, it’s a semitic language but not jewish, although they did interact with each other somehow in the creation of these languages back in old age middle east.

I’m not an expert this is just my view on the matter.

No my friend, you are wrong about this, in fact Arabic language have it's root from ancient Egypt and Sumeria , then the jews Stole this and corrupted it.

 

[kemalSoyedere]

Greetings,

Some Arabic letters like ص and س are very close to Hebrew ones. (Both shapes and name of the letters.)
And there are lots of similarities between those languages.

Does that mean the Arabic is dangerous to use? ,how do you know your face shape

Hi there,
The similarities between Arabic and Hebrew letters come from their shared Semitic roots—they evolved from similar ancient scripts, which is why some letters look and sound alike. That doesn’t make Arabic dangerous to use at all. It's a rich, complex, and beautiful language spoken by millions around the world.
It’s kind of like asking “how do you know your face shape” just because two face shapes look similar—it’s about understanding the context, not assuming one is problematic because it resembles another.

 

[Hankut]

Hi there,
The similarities between Arabic and Hebrew letters come from their shared Semitic roots—they evolved from similar ancient scripts, which is why some letters look and sound alike. That doesn’t make Arabic dangerous to use at all. It's a rich, complex, and beautiful language spoken by millions around the world.
It’s kind of like asking “how do you know your face shape” just because two face shapes look similar—it’s about understanding the context, not assuming one is problematic because it resembles another.

Thanks! Actually I knew that it is OK to use Arabic but just wanted to be sure.