“Allahu Akbar” has a new meaning.

Arabic text: ’Amīrat Silistiyā ’Aqawīy  
“Princess Celestia, the Strongest”.
 
@Rostam
 
The ones who were called “Fire worshippers” tend to be Zoroastrians, who instead use fire as a symbol of purity and for usage in their worship.

Wouldn’t Celestia be more a Sultana? If I’m correct, an Emir/Emirah is more of a ruler of a smaller chunk of territory, as opposed to the grand collective of territories that is Equestria.

^I know a bit of Arabic.
 
It’s actually wrong, last word should be “القوي”
 
Intended meaning: “The strong Princess Celestia”  
Pronunciation: “Ameerah Selestia Al-Kawie”

Does anyone here know Arabic?

Would somepony care to translate?

Ra was indeed the god of the sun, captain of the ship that sailed across the sky and had many names.
 
There was also that other egyptian god that one of the Pharaohs invented and is often told to schoolchildren because…. well, that religion was monotheistic and Christianity was monotheistic too. There are little to no (obvious) parallels as far as I know, but let’s continue to feed the distant and silly notion that the ancient egyptians were this lost, white race and the modern Egyptians are some unwashed, primitives because they’ve since converted to Islam.
 
By the way, the writing is clearly Arabic and thus has no relation to Egypt.

Theirs a middle eastern Religion known as have the a deep respect for the “Sun God” as the one and only true being.
 
They were known as “fire worshipers”, since fire symbolized the light and sun.
 
I think egypt also had high importance, Ra.