Everyone is entitled to their own personal opinion on beauty. I generally find them very attractive because they have a unique look that most might overlook and not see the potential of just how beautiful they are. Personally, their looks stand out the most to me because to me they have a subtle softness in their eyes but are still seen as manly to me because of their facial hair and their beautiful smile. To me I think they're beautiful. All beauty is not created equally but can easily be accepted and appreciated by the right people.
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you are absolutely right. you have a great sense of beauty.
Guy in the third photo. He's the guy that went viral for supposedly being deported for being too handsome. He was cuter in 2013 or 2014, I don't really remember the year he went viral but it was around that time
I find some of them attractive. Of course most of the men you showed are fairly attractive. (I’m not such a fan of the second one’s facial hair, but that’s more a fashion disagreement than something that is a part of his race.) I certainly think Zayn Malik is beautiful. And Hasan Piker is attractive, sort of. He’s too old for me now, but he was cute in the Young Turks videos.
I’m not familiar with many other Arab celebrities. But the ones that I’m aware of tend to be very pretty. As far as the Arab men that I know in my personal life, they’re kind of like the other races of men. Some of them are attractive. Others not so much. I’m extremely picky, and I don’t know all that many Arab men, but I can think of a few that are kind of cute.
So…yes and no? They’re attractive. But they’re not more attractive than other races.
Zayn Malik is half pakistani and half European. and most turks are not arab turkey is not even ethnicity many Albanian and Bosnian live in turkey Hasan look like Balkan turk who are European turkey citizens
Either way. They look like they could be, or at the very least they look closer than the other celebrities that I’m familiar with. So if we’re talking about appearances, the examples still serve their purpose.
Thank you for telling me though. I did think that Pakistani people were usually Arab. And I know that a lot of Turkish people are white (I’m part Turkish, and the whitest person i know), but I thought that some were Arab. Given that the Balkans are known to be really diverse. In my head I thought it had something to do with the regions of the world where the Arabic language is spoken. And I know that the celebrities I listed speak it, and while there is a religious association with the language as well, they learned it from their families.
Would Arjun Gupta be a better example? I’m not sure where his DNA comes from, but he tends to play Indian characters on television. And google says that lots of Indian people are Arab. He’s pretty sometimes.
we definitely do not know the arabic language. are you turk? and I guess if you want to find out if indians are hindus or muslims, I suggest you check their names "arjun gupta" is a hindu as its name suggests. for example, "salman khan" is an indian muslim. and Indian muslims are definitely not arab. they may be from pakistan.
Oh, and the difference is that the the information isn’t as readily available. It’s easy to google which country a celebrity is from, or which one their family is from. I googled the celebrities that I listed, and there was no article which gave me a yes or a no, but Zayn Malik has been written about several times on a website called “Arab news,” and Hasan Piker has made several tweets which seemed to imply that he thought of himself as Arab.
The word Arab doesn’t describe one country. It is therefore more complicated to determine the boundaries of than are the other terms. That’s the difference. I’m well aware that the celebrities I listed are half Pakistani, and Turkish, respectively. But that wasn’t the question, and I didn’t think that that precluded them from being Arab, especially since I’ve read plenty of news articles that describe Zayn as Arab.
And my response wasn’t that the identities *are* the same. It’s that I didn’t see a difference in appearance, so if someone is asking me to judge the attractiveness of certain features, those people also possess fairly similar features.
Summary: calm down. I’m not claiming that I was correct, but an honest mistake about definitions does not equal racism.
@Jack9949 Arab doesn't mean they are muslim or zealots. There's a reason the Arab men wanted to hide their women's faces. Because they are that gorgeous.
how will you know that? Are you the husband of that woman? and I can assure you they look like normal women. The only difference from your women is that they wear hijab because their religions dictate so.
@Jack9949 I'm okay with it because I am not religious. But I do have an exception in Islam mostly because of it's doctrine and the source of said doctrine. But any other faith wouldn't bother me. No Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, or anything else.
glad you know this. because for example, I am always accused of being an arab by foreigners. but I have never met non-muslim arabs. this is a little odd.
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