The real origins of Ghabaray is from the heart.

Jeremiah 17:9

The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who can understand it?

 

It came from an Israelite who’s research stopped halfway. Let’s compare the letter’s & sounds of Manakahthey to Ghabaray.

Manakahthey

Their are many fonts and variations of the Manakahthey symbols. I find the “neatest & most legible” to be the “Moabite Stone Inscriptions” not to say any similar font is “wrong”.  I choose these fonts because they represent the hand gestures in Manakahthey the best, in my opinion. See my other post on Manakahthey in History to see other discoveries and fonts based on inscriptions of various sorts.

GHABARAY

From Yaosharal.com, while most of the letters are similar to Manakahthey, there are a few differences to notice.

• The 𐤀 (ALaP) letter in Ghabaray is not a bull, but a flag pole, and they claim that 𐤀 is a Canaanite script.  This is not true, it doesn’t matter what “they” call the language or letters.  Yeshar’Al (Israelites) preserved the original language via the bible; Torah, Prophets & Writings in the Old Testament Scriptures. If Phoenicians were discovered to have the similar letters, it is only because all mankind spoke one language and it was a Primitive Sign Language.  Ghabaray is more accurate than Modern Hebrew and isn’t far from agreeing with the information on my site. If Ghabaray doesn’t know, the original language is founded in sign language, they are not teaching anything “new”.  Modern Hebrew also doesn’t know this information.  It is not refined in any manner other than the use of the Manakahthey fonts.  Who is the person who put out this information? Where is the source of the information?

  

They also are keen in using the most unused font of the ALaP letter. It is impossible to express the hand gesture of ALaP with their preferred font, but it was one of the fonts used in history.   ALaP has nothing to do with a flag pole, its unfortunate that they prefer to call the letter a flag pole. In my research, it would seem that Ghabaray has taking information from Wikipedia concerning the letters, especially concerning the Ieyn (Ayin) letter.

It would seem the professors of Ghabaray researched and came up with the Arabic sound for their Ieyn letter.  Their letter truly makes the most ugliest sound ever heard.  I researched it years ago and realized right away that it was off.  Manakahthey is a musical harmonious language. The Ieyn symbol does not make an ugly sound.  Research the Arabic Ieyn (Ayin) sound.  It basically, sounds like the long “I” sound, with a gargle in your throat.  Yuk.  In transliteration it is represented by “gh”.  This is the source of the Ghabaray Ieyn symbol.  I couldn’t find any information concerning the source of the Ghabaray language from any website professing it.  If you are a Ghabaray believer, please contact me to update this information if it is incorrect.

Flyer’s like these put out some professing to know the truth concerning the Manakahthey letters, is likely part of the reasoning behind the foundation of Ghabaray. I DO NOT AGREE WITH THE FLYER BELOW. Note how it says “Ayin” has the “Gh” sound.

 

CATCHING THEM IN A LIE

Well, the simple fact that they are calling the language Gharary, after the word Hebrew is proof they are lying.  The language of the Israelites was never called Gharary, but Yahudeyth see Strong’s 3066. The term Hebrew directed to the language is a newly modern thing. We only recently started calling the language of the Jews “Hebrew”.

So, the Proper way to say Hebrew is Ibarey. The pushers of Ghabary, believe that the Ieyn symbol does not make the “I” sound, but Gh thus …

Ibarey becomes Gharey

in their heart, but never in the truth.

See my information about the original language of Manakahthey