No,
The Turks are a people originally from Central Asia. It is widely believed that they originate from the Altay mountains in the west of Mongolia. The Original Turks may have also been a Mongolic people who mixed with a Caucasoid people of central Asia called the Tocharians to form the modern day Turkic peoples of Central Asia and Turkey. It is very possible the word Turk is derived from the word Tochar. Turkic people include (Turkish, Azerbaijanis, Uzbeks, Uyghurs, Tatars, Kazakhs, Turkmens and Kyrgyzis. All Turkic people today speak Altaic languages which are similiar to Mongolian.
The Arabs on the other hand are a caucasian race that originate from the Middle East.
No. Armenians are not Arabs at all. Armenians are the first nation to accept Christianity as an Official religion, they speak their own language - Armenian, which is a separate branch of Indioeuropean language family, and has nothing to do with Arabic.
Armenia is in Europe, It is situated in the Transcaucasus region. However it is situated in the crossroad of two worlds - Europe and Asia, and has characteristics from both parts. Armenians are white.
Answer 1
OF COURSE NOT !! turkey is like a European country. All the woman wear bikinis and go to the beach. Im Turkish. and we do not speak Arabic in turkey. when someone asks what language do you speak in turkey everyone says Arabic and Turkish. But in turkey NO ONE knows Arabic.
Answer 2
The first answer glosses over the fact that Turkey is a very diverse country. While it is true that Turkey is not traditionally considered an Arab country by its citizens or by European or Arab States, it certainly has a few Arab speakers, especially in Alexandretta and Gaziantep. Turkey is not usually considered a European Country either, but some sort of middle ground between being an Arab State and a European State, while not actually being either.
Yes. The overwhelming majority of Turks are Muslims. Historically in the Ottoman Empire, a person's ethnicity depended on their religion, so many Turks continue to consider Islam a part of Turkish identity.
it was until Arabs backstabbed Turks.
The is no famous dynasty that defeated the Arabs per se. The Seljuk Turks and Ottoman Turks inflicted heavy defeats upon Arabs. The Almoravid and Almohad Amazigh leaders handily defeated the Arabs in several wars. The Mongols led by Hülegü Khan destroyed the Abbassid Caliphate. The House of Windsor and the House of Bonaparte (of the UK and France) also handed the Arabs numerous defeats.
attacks from European Crusaders, Arabs, and Turks
The Arabs were ruled by European nations instead of gaining independane
The Seljuk Turks (Sunni Muslims) conquered the city form the Abbassid Arabs (Sunni Muslims).
Islam.
Yes, Islam.
it was until Arabs backstabbed Turks.
The Turks, mongols, Arabs, Persians, more Arabs and barbarians.
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The Byzantine Empire was invaded by the Arabs, Bulgars, Croats, Serbians and Turks. Constantinople, the capital, fell to the Ottoman Turks
The is no famous dynasty that defeated the Arabs per se. The Seljuk Turks and Ottoman Turks inflicted heavy defeats upon Arabs. The Almoravid and Almohad Amazigh leaders handily defeated the Arabs in several wars. The Mongols led by Hülegü Khan destroyed the Abbassid Caliphate. The House of Windsor and the House of Bonaparte (of the UK and France) also handed the Arabs numerous defeats.
attacks from European Crusaders, Arabs, and Turks
The Ottoman Turks defeated the Arabs in the 10th century and ruled for 400 years.
Turks, Arabs and European crusaders
Aryans, Persians, Turks, Arabs, Mongoloids, Burmese, Tibetan, Dravidians, Austroloids
The Turks were one of many military contingents of the Muslim forces, which also included Kurds, Arabs, and Persians. The Muslims were not taken over by the Turks, but rather the since the Turks were one of the many groups of Muslims, the question is unanswerable.