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منزل لاود is the Arabic dub of The Loud House. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the Arab World on May 15, 2016.

Cast[]

Character Actor
لينكولن لاود
Moawad Ismail
معوض إسماعيل

(1st voice)
Ahmed Al-Nems
أحمد النمس

(2nd voice)
لوري لاود
Yasmine Samir
یاسمین سمیر
ليني لاود
Jessy Adel
جيسي عادل
لونا لاود
Lubna Abdelaziz
لبنى عبد العزيز
لوان لاود
لين لاود
Luma Sabri
لُمى صبري
لوسي لاود
Assiya Nabulsi
آسيا النابلسي
لانا لاود
Doaa Riad
دعاء رياض
لولا لاود
ليزا لاود
Aya Hamza
آية حمزة
ليلي لاود
Alis Ihab
أليس إيهاب
كلايد ماكبرايد
Mohamed Amer
محمد عامر
لين لاود سينيور
Issam Mostafa
عصام مصطفی
ريتا لاود
Nagwa Ibrahim
نجوى إبراهيم
بوبي سانتياغو
Moataz El-Shazly
معتز الشاذلي
روني آن سانتياغو
Rasha Tilu
رشا تلو

Censorship[]

  • Howard, one of Clyde's two fathers, was given a female voice actor and addressed as Clyde's mother in this dub, as homosexuality is widely frowned upon in the Arab world and illegal in several, if not most Arab countries.[note 1] His physical appearance was retained, only his voice and dialogue are altered. Likewise, Luna's girlfriend Sam was given a male voice actor and addressed as Luna's boyfriend, while retaining her appearance.
    • The same situation occurred for Howard in the second season of the Sinhala dub and for Sam's debut appearance in the Korean dub.
  • While the show (and its Arabic dub) airs relatively uncensored on Nickelodeon and Nicktoons (aside from Howard and Sam's gender change), it is heavily censored when airing on MBC3 due to the network's Islamic broadcasting regulations.
    • In the episode "Suite and Sour", the scene where Rita and Lynn Sr. strip naked and throw away their swimsuits before the security camera was cut due to being seen as immodest.
    • Episodes featuring LGBT characters (e.g. Howard and Harold, Luna and Sam) were left completely unaired.

Trivia[]

Footnotes[]

  1. Bahrain and Jordan do not criminalize homosexuality, but both countries use vaguely-defined morality and indecency laws to harass LGBT people and restrict their freedom of expression.

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