DISCLAIMER: Before everyone loses their minds about the double-headed eagle and writes “this is Albanian/Byzantine/Serbian whatever, read this article: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-headed_eagle This symbol has been used across many cultures and dates back to the Bronze Age in the Near East and this version was the Seljuk emblem so chill love you bye You can buy this track and more of my music here: faryafaraji.bandcamp.com/track/the-seljuks Music and vocals by Farya Faraji, part of the lyrics by Omar Khayyam. With this track, I was inspired to make a fusion of Turkish and Iranian musical traditions to represent the Seljuk Empire of the Middle-Ages: a Turko-Persian state founded by Oghuz Turks, which used Persian language and culture as its foundational elements, and ruled over large swaths of the Middle-East, namely over Iran and Anatolia. Please keep in mind that though many aspects of this song are applicable to the era, this is a fusion of modern Turkish and Iranian music and by no means meant to be a historical recreation from the era. The musical element is centered around the music of Sufi mystics: Muslims who utilise music as a means of expression to be closer to God through the use of Zikr; ritualistic musical ceremonies where they enter a feeling of trance. Drums such as the daf and bendhir, used here, will provide a strong percussion element, often accompanied by rhythmic breaths and phrases of religious nature. This focus on Sufism is due to the strong tendency towards Sufism present within the Seljuk dynasty and Turko-Persian tradition. The instruments are the Turkish bağlama, an Iranian dotar from the south of Khorasan, and the ney, a flute commonly used by Sufi orders for their rituals, as well as an Iranian santour. The lyrics are in Early Modern Persian and in Old Anatolian Turkish, the variety of Turkic that was growing out of Common Oghuz Turkic at the time to develop into the Turkish language of today. The Persian lyrics are a quatrain by the revered Persian poet Omar Khayyam, who lived in Iran during the rule of the Seljuk Empire-the lyrics are thus contemporary to the era. Persian lyrics: مرغی دیدم نشسته بر باره طوس در پیش نهاده کله کیکاووس با کله همی گفت که افسوس افسوس کو بانگ جرسها و کجا ناله کوس Morghi didam neshaste bar bāreye Tus, Dar pish nahāde kalleye Kay Kāvus, Ba kalle hami goft: avsoos, avsoos! Koo bānge jarass-hā va kojā nāleye koos? I saw a bird perched on the walls of Tus, Before him lay the skull of Kay Kavus, And thus he spoke: “alas! alas!” Thy drums are hushed, thy larums have rung truce The reason I chose this specific quatrain, other than being contemporary to the Seljuk era, is that it speaks of the long gone era of pre-Islamic Iran. Ancient Iran and the mythological days of the Kayanian dynasty are gone, and the land has entered the Middle-Ages, where Islam and Turkic presence will now play a significant role, and in return, contribute to the spread and cultural hegemony of the Persian language and the Persianate states. Old Anatolian Turkish lyrics: Ve cāhil gişileri gişi sanma, Ve hünersüzleri bilür sayma. And do not consider the ignorant ones as real men, and do not consider the untalented ones knowledgeable ones. I chose this line, other than being contemporary for the time, because it illustrates the general attitude of the Seljuks in my opinion; a once nomadic people who recognised the sophistication of the culture they were integrating into, and made it into their priority to cultivate scientific, literary and cultural advancements.
@UCDgCDXCm4xSoAQOsMO04ZsA The Seljuks are Oghuz Turks, stop seeing them as your own since they dominate Iran, my friend, the Kınık Tribe and their chiefs are clearly Oghuz Turks
The history of Anatolia fascinates me ever since I was young (during that time I was reading many books about Ancient Egyptian history) because of the encounters between civilizations throughout history (especially the relationships between Ancient Egyptians and the Hittites) and the cultural crossroad between the so called East vs West. When many Turkic ethnic groups came to Anatolia in the 11th century and the 12th century (although there were definite contacts between Eastern Roman empire and the Gökturk empire during wars with the Sassanians in late antiquity and early middle ages), they brought some aspects of long lasting Northeastern Iranian and Chinese (especially from other East Asian cultures near Central Asia) cultural influences into the Middle East. Even when Slavic ethnic groups and Turkic ethnic groups had battled against each other in parts of northeastern Europe, there were many friendships and mutual agreements between each other (although not in northeastern Europe, the Turkic Bulgars intermingled and traded with Slavic ethnic groups even before their conversion to Greek Orthodox Christianity) and they sometimes assimilated each other at various times.
@@greygamertales1293 Could you suggest some about these early people and if possible about their art, music, poetry... Poetry from Persia and lyrics of old songs of Armenia as I can perceive in translation are sublime
The Seljuk period was a wonderful era for both Iranians and Turks. Two beautiful cultures flourishing in one state. Here's my respect to you from a Turk.
@@faryafaraji salve Farya! Your song about the seljuks make my bike rides a bit more medieval and your music pumps me up to be a speed freak like the turkic riders of old
@@Defence69104 U sure about that? Then why did local turkic khans of modern day Azerbaijan refused to be part of Qajar Iran and some of them even preferred Russians? Text is from Wikipedia about the Karabakh Khanate. In the summer of 1795, Shusha was besieged by Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar, son of Mohammad Hasan Khan, who attacked Shusha in 1752. Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar's goal was to end the feudal fragmentation and restore the old Safavid imperial domain. For this purpose, he also wanted to proclaim himself shah (king) of Iran. However, according to Safavid tradition, the shah had to control the South Caucasus and southern Dagestan before his coronation.Therefore, the Karabakh Khanate and its fortified capital Shusha were the first and major obstacle to achieve these ends. Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar besieged Shusha with his 80,000-strong army. Ibrahim Khalil Khan mobilized the population for long-term defense. The a militia 15,000 was assembled in Shusha, where women fought alongside men. The Armenian population of Karabakh also actively participated in this struggle against the invaders and fought side by side with the Muslim population, jointly organizing ambushes in the mountains and forests. The siege lasted for 33 days. Not being able to capture Shusha, Agha Mohammad Khan ceased the siege and advanced to Tiflis (present-day Tbilisi), which, despite desperate resistance, was occupied and exposed to unprecedented destruction, with many thousands of its inhabitants carried off to mainland Iran.
@@bigboss34231who is them ? I'm azeri from rasht. you people need to stop living in your own fantasy world. it was always Iran. just because it has ethnic azeris there living in it that doesn't make it azerbaijan. it's like saying New York should be an independent Chinese state because it has many ethnic Chinese people living in it. wake the hell up because if you actually knew anything about Iran or if you ever step foot in south azerbaijan like Tabriz. the you would know that no one agrees with what you people believe 😁.
indeed it did! even after being dissolved, its descendants the ottomans paved the way to colonialism INDIRECTLY by blocking routes to asian trade. honestly i thank the turks for this since it is kinda important too
@@Chris-k8v Turks have caused more historical events than that, my friend. Not only Turks, but it is true that Turks have influenced many parts of historical events.
Salam aleyküm kardash(brother) İ pray🤲 and hope that uss tajik🇹🇯 and kyrgyz🇰🇬 stop with killing each other Because we all Muslim and believe in Allah And kyrgyz people is a Türkic nation what means we are the same blood Also tajiks are mixed with Türkic nation even when they speak Farsi language it doesnt matter Türkiye 🇹🇷 always have good relationship with tajiks we have same culture Azərbaycan 🇦🇿 Türkmənistan🇹🇲 Uzbekistan🇺🇿 Kazakhstan🇰🇿 Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 Tajikistan🇹🇯 all those lands is Turkestan region .. Uss grandparents fought together too Sovjet Union dont forget Much love and respect from Türkiye. 🇹🇷❤️♥️🇦🇿🇹🇯🇰🇬🇰🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲 from a half Türk and half zaza Kürd
@@tarikoezkan38 Türkiye'deki Türkler gerçek Oğuz Türkleri gibi davranıp Türkmen kardeşlerine ırkçılık ve kötü davranmayı bıraktığında, o zaman Türkçe yorum yapmaya başlayabilirim.
@@Mano-uw8ly Əfşarlar Azərbaycan türklüyün parçası olmuşdur. Anadolu türkcəsinin yaşı hələ 100ə çatmayıb. Ən qədim və möhkəm türkcə Azərbaycan türkcəsidir. Səfəvilərin hökm etdiyi torpaqlarda bu gün belə təsirini qoruyur.
@@cavidcfrov Hahhaha afşarlar oğuz türkleridir ve yüzlerce yıldır anadoludalar. Asıl azerbaycan çok yeni bir tabirdir. Avrupalılar anadoluya çok eskiden beridir Türkiye diyorlardı ve Selçukludan beridir anadolu türktür. Anadolu türkleri, Türklüğün temsilcidir. Azerice de en kadim dili türk dili değildir, kendi söylediğiniz yalanlara inanıyorsunuz. Anadoluda ki afşarların, irandaki afşarlarla alakası yok.
@@Can-vl8sl Azərbaycan region adıdır. Ruslar bizi Azərbaycan adı altında kiçik bir əraziyə sıxışdırdı. Şah ismayıl Səfəvi imperiyasını quranda İran türkcəsində danışırdı. Bugünkü Azərbaycan türkcəsi İran türkcəsindən əsaslanır. Həmçinin o dövrdə İran Türkmen eli adlandırılırdı. Yəni Türk torpağı. Azərbaycan türkcəsi vəya İran türkcəsi 500 ildən çox yaşı var. Məsələn sən və ya mən Şah ismayılın sultan Səlimə yazdığı məktubu oxuyub anlaya bilərsən. Amma sultan Səlim şah İsmayıla yazdığı Osmanlı türkcəsində olan məktubu fars/ərəbcə bilməsən anlaya bilmərsən. Osmanlı türkcəsi türkcə adlansa belə, dil 80-90 faiz fars, ərəb sözlərdir. Bugünkü Anadolu vəya sizin indi danışdığınız türkcəni Atatürk yaradıb. Həm sən xəritəyə baxdığın zaman görürsən ki, köhnə Osmanlı ərazilərində sizin türkcə heç hakim deyil. Amma köhnə Səfəvi ellərində Azərbaycan vəya İran türkcəsi hakimdir. O cümlədən Əfşarlar, Qacarlar, Səfəvilər hakimiyyətə gəlsələr belə, onlar İran türkcəsini(bugünkü Azərbaycan türkcəsini) hakim şəkildə işlədirdilər.
The choice of Omar Khayyam here is sublime, as is the music which accompanies it. Listening and being subscribed to you is a privilege. Its always worth waiting for what content you put out.
@ Each of these countries has more than 85 Million people and not all of them Are Muslims so No need to divide because of religion. As a Persian i love many things about Turks and i hve Turks friends and they loved Persian culture, music and food. So why can’t we love and respect each other’s? Just because of religion?
@@nameistverborgen You can cry about it my friend Turk means Azerbaijan and Azerbaijan means Turk Long live all Turks in the world It doesn't matter if we are Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkmen or Azerbaijani, we are Turks
@@nameistverborgen It is not our fault that the unsupplied Kurds could not have a country for themselves until now, the cowardly Kurds are known in the world for sending their women forward when there is a war, a bunch of clowns. Now you have reached a point where you claim ownership over the lands of the people of Dig Stop it dud🤣
A family belonging to the Kınık tribe, a branch of the Oghuz Turks of Central Asian origin of the Seljuk Dynasty. The Seljuks, who descended from Dukak and became a dynasty with the Great Seljuk Empire founded by Seljuk, ruled parts of Central Asia and the Middle East between the 11th and 14th centuries.
@@aromanian-socialist I am a nomad, my friend, my ancestors' ancestry is clear, where they came from, where they settled, and because they always lived in the mountains, they exchanged girls among themselves and had no contact with the outside, they still continue to keep the traditions of shamanism alive.
@@aromanian-socialist it doesn’t matter the Turcoman tribal heritage depends on your paternal line and even adopted childs can be seen as part of the tribal heritage. He still a ethnic Turcoman descendant.
@@aromanian-socialist kazakhs are not oghuzes, they are kipcak… If you can’t make the difference between these two turcic groups, you have to be silent.
Hun Turks don’t exist anymore -_-. If you are a Turks, then call yourself Anatolian or Azerbaijani or Afshar turk. Whatever Turk you are, there are no Hun Turks anymore. We are descendants of them.
@@shamilissayev9955 There are no just Azerbaijani, Anatolian or Afshar. Bro, Afshar is a Oghuz turks. And there are so many Oghuz turks. For example Kayı, Dodurga, Alkaevliler, Karaevliler etc. And there are soo many other Turks in the World. There are no just Azerbaijani or Anatolian. For example Qazaq, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Gagauz, Turkmen, Uyghur etc. And now, Gokturks are don't exist, right? There are Gokturks, yes but Gokturks is other Turks anymore. For example Qazaq, Kyrgyz... And yes There are no Hun Empire right now, but there are Hun Turks in the world. And some Hungarian Turks are Hun Turks. I am not Hungarian but my family is Hun erstwhile.
@@aliazarmehralparslan6067 Thank you very much, my friend, yes, we are all Oghuz and we have an equal share in the history of the Seljuk Empire. Even the Persians can be proud of the Seljuk Empire because the Seljuks played an important role in the expansion and flourishing of the Persian culture. In fact, the Seljuk Empire was founded and expanded based on the achievements of the Sassanid Empire.
@@Saljuqid1040 Yes and Seljuks also saved Persian language from Abbasid Arabs and Arab influence which was destroying it. So much so that the great Persian poet Ferdowsi gifted his book "Shahnameh" to a Turkic sultan called Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi.
Not sure how you can get me, an American, to feel so nationalistic about these empires. It feels almost like magic lol. From Rome to Persia and over the span of two millennia, I’d follow any of theses just to hear an anthem of such pride. Great work once more Farya! Keep it up! Ps: forgot to mention this in the comments of your last Roman song but for the type of music you do, one on Aurelian would be perfect as he is Restitutor Orbis. Anyway great song once more!
@@mithatyldz6010The seljuk empire was turko-persian since the origins army and rulers were turkic while culture literature and language were persians by the choice of the rulers themselves, turks and persians were always brothers
The Crusaders and Seljuks fought epic and legendary battles. One that is immortalized in history... Even though i am biased toward the crusaders, the Turks were worthy opponents in every battle.
Although I'm an Eastern Roman enjoyer, I must be honest, this is a masterpiece and the Seljuk empire was a great Civilization. I would have loved to see the Eastern Roman and Seljuk empires survive 'til our days!
Go to Konya and Aksaray both cities are still influenced by the Seljuk era until today even our Central Anatolian dialect is based on the Turcoman pronounciation of the Rûm Seljuq period. Moreover the emblems of both cities are infuenced by Seljuq symbols.
Konya is the capital of Anatolian Seljuk Empire.Still everywhere you look you can see the sign of great Seljuk Turks.And not surprisingly "Selçuk" is a very popular name parents give to their boys.
The Anatolian Seljuk state is also known as the Sultanate of Rûm. When you say Seljuk Empire in English it usually means the original one that ruled over the Persian lands, unless specified otherwise.
Even though Queen Tamar of Georgia fought the Seljuk Turks, her daughter married a Seljuk prince and they are also the ancestors of the current Bagrationi Georgian princes today.
We were Turk, but now we are fars. Even my father doesn't know Turki. We Afshars live in big cities and forgot Turki. And, personally I consider myself as a Iranian nationalism.
Anyway, I am an Afshar, I am an Afshar of Mashhad, that is, I am a direct descendant of Nader Shah. The official language of Iran is Farsi and I only know Farsi, this doesn't mean that I am not an Afshar. I'm an Afshar and Nader is my grandfather.
you trying to find a solution to your identity crisis by making a salad that mixing the names like avşar, iranian and fars. But it doesn't work bro. The Avşars are one of the 24 tribes of the Oghuzs, such as the Kınık tribe who founded the Seljuk Empire, the Kayı tribe who founded the Ottoman Empire or Beğdili tribe who founded the Harzemshahs and the Khazar State. I mean, you can't be from Avşar tribe of Turks and at the same time Persian. Being Persian, being Iranian and being from Iran are different things. For example, Kurds are Iranian but not Persian.
@@zaboybagoi8636 This is so sad. This person is probably an Afshar from the eastern provinces of Iran. Turkic nomads in South and East Iran such as Afshars and Qashqais are getting rapidly assimilated into Persian. It literally broke my heart reading these comments. Everyone in Azerbaijan provinces of Iran knows how to speak their mother tongue though.
@@nadershaafshar160 دوست عزیز، خواهش میکنم در کنار فارسی زبان مادریت که تورکی افشار هست رو هم هر طور شده یاد بگیر. نذار این ارث پدریت از بین بره. خودت میگی از نوادگان نادر شاه هستی، نادر شاه برای شما ارثی که به جا گذاشته زبان افشار هست. امروز که زبانت رو گم کنی، فردا هویتت رو گم میکنی.
Thanks for this master stroke ensemble of Persian/ Turkish heritage...it is simply a soul awakening experience. It takes you back in time to float in the horizon, an out of body experience. God bless.
Actually, this should have been in *Uyanış: Büyük Selçuklu* 😁 Which I'd recommend above all other turkish history-inspired shows - if you want to sink some +70h into watching one season... If you only got 26h and want to see beautiful Uzbek landscapes, I'd strongly recommend "Bozkır Arslanı Celaleddin" instead 😬🐎🐎🐎
@@artinrahideh1229 Roman culture had an influence But it was not as influential as the Iranian-Khorasan culture. At the same time, the influence of Roman culture was generally in the Ottoman period.
@@zaboybagoi8636 devshirme The word is of Turkish origin Turkish "kazasker" The word is half Arabic and half Persian Yes, the Ottoman used words of Iranic origin as their title. Apart from that, he had titles of Turkic origin such as han and hakan. Kayseri Rum He also had titles that signified that he was the heir to the Roman empire.
I discovered your channel few days ago and I love it - this track and Cyrus are definetly my favorites, fallowed by Boulgaroktonos. Love the nostalgia for times gone by contained in Persian part mixed with energetic vibe presented in the Turkish one, you explained it perfectly in clip description. Cheers from Poland!
Amazing work as always Farya. After Cantiga 235, this is one of my favorites from you. I loved Cantiga especially because it took me so long to learn Portuguese and finally when I listened the cantiga, it was all worth it.
@@Bombay_wali_clips really?sounds like bizantin..anyway is speaking about God(Allah) and is nice song..but I hope that don t seapk also about counquer🤭
this banger dropped exactly in my birthday and i didn't notice it till now in the end farya is the one who delievered me the best birthday gift , another feast to my ears
From Pakistan 🇵🇰. But we are not Turks. In fact, Turks ruled us and enslaved many of our people. Don't forget your roots. You don't realize that all their invasions on our subcontinent were never islamic
@@FactomediI'm Indian muslim anything happened before happened for good ..there wouldn't be muchof muslim population if there was no Mughal Empire ❤ but yes I condemn atrocities of rulers
@@Bombay_wali_clips bro I'm also Muslim alhamdulilah. No doubt all Mughals weren't that bad! I am not against the Mughals but I'm against those people who say the Mughals are our ancestors! How is it possible? Are we Turks? Or mongols? No! Secondly, Islam didn't spread through any Muslim empire in the subcontinent. Islam was there in Sindh, Kerala, even before Muhammad bin Qasim stepped on the Indian subcontinent for the first time. Sufis had a major role in the spreading of Islam. There was never forced conversion by any Mughal or Delhi, Bangal,Mysore,Awadh, Hyderabad,etc........ sultanates. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thank you for posting your music. I can have a craptastic kind of day, hop on to TH-cam, find your music and about half way through the video/song my attitude can change to be more calm and relaxed. It is nice to release the pressures of the outside world with good music.
Just found this today and it is truly beautiful that it moves one to tears once they hear it and the rhythm is so strong it reaches the heart of the listener I thank you deeply for sharing this music
Çok iyi olmuş... The Seljuk period was a wonderful era for both Iranians and Turks. Two beautiful cultures flourishing in one state. Here's my respect to you from a Turk.
The Seljuk empire is underrated. They were one of the first powerful Muslims empires, they bring the Turkish people to anatolia and they were a nomad empire. Truly amazing!
I am from the Kınık Tribe of the Oghuz Lineage, the founding lineage of the Seljuk Empire. My Great Ancestors are Emir Sanduk, one of the commanders of the Great Commander Alparaslan, who opened the Gate of Anatolia to the Turks in 1071.
@@mdtowfiq8567 How did I know? My grandfather's grandfather settled in the district where I was registered, he was a high-ranking soldier in the Kınık tribe, that is, the state, and the ruler Alp Arslan ordered my grandfathers to settle in the interior of Adadol and establish towns. We know this from the mosque in my district, built with Seljuk architecture, built in the 1100s. My grandfathers started the construction of the mosque.
I’m Uzbek and this music is good. The Seljuks were one of the great empire in history. Alp Arslan, the father of the conquerors, was the Seljuk Sultan. The Seljuks were the ancestors of all the Turkic peoples and they were a bridge in the cultural relations between the peoples of Central Asia and the Middle East.🇺🇿🇹🇷🇹🇯🇰🇬🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇲
As a Turk. I always admire of Persian culture. Especially their poetry is magnificent. The Seljuk Empire was a Turkic Empire and they made lived the Turks and Persians with peace for centuries in Iran.
I very much appreciate that you've actually put a tremendous amount of research into truly understanding the fundamentals of ancient music. If you haven't heard of him already, Peter Pringle may have a lot in common with you. I hope you'll grow enough to be able to get some real musicians around a fire to enjoy some ancient improv. I'll definitely love to take part if I can. Wonderful work.
The seljuk empire was strong but the battle of didgori played a major role in its collapse 🤣🤣🤣🤣 strong?? The battle of didgori lasted only three hours and the Georgian army eon a brilliant victory over most of the turks in the battle and after the battle they also killed llghazi who was severely wounded in the head and barely escaped death 🤣🤣🤣 Read about the history of Georgia and you will see that no other nation has a more valuable culture than this nation especially the turks 🇬🇪🇬🇪
@@charkva2309 I don't even remember how many times we passed over the Georgians, the Mongols, the Timur, the Ottoman and the Safavid, yes, my friend, you are a great nation.:D
@@II-ug8ji as a georgian from iran yes we are great nation bc we arent assimilated like turks and safavi destroyed by afghans and most of gizilbash rap*d by afghans and timur he tried to convert us to islam but he couldnt :)
@@DrUmmedDua i am not talking aggnorantly i am just speaking truth bengalis did the same thing as al saud did and ottoman empire break and palestine handed over british diffirence is just that the al saud did it on the order of britiish and al bengali on the order of india
@@loficreations2 Common Bengali people don't understand these ,they are so much unaware: Political leaders are not Good like Ahle Saoud ,corrupted politician: Sold this country
I researched and found that the Seljuks did a great service to the Persian language and stopped the influence of the Arabic language in Iran. Greetings to the Seljuqs of the Turkish and Iranian empires.
@@efazahmed5392 bro u can use google translation 🙂 .Here's the translation " True brother, we love Bangladesh, a thousand greetings to our Bangladeshi brothers from Turkey, insha'Allah ".
I’m Spanish from the Caribbean islands of America… I feel like I have lived before when I listen to this… I don’t feel like a stranger to Islam only to my brothers… great kings have rose from the very soil we were created from and They left going back into the wound of earth waiting to meet Allah we are the Remnant’s of there existence, evil kings have took the place of the righteous, wake up… 🌎🌜🌕🌍🚣🏾
Of course, you won't feel like a foreigner, while Anatolia was becoming Turkish, Spain was in Andalusia and you became Spanish or Christian over time hahahahaha
@@II-ug8ji well everything Allah does is according to his plan.. if me becoming a slave is wat brought more people to Islam than it was worth it and we are strong people Allah will bring his people to where they need to go…..
I’ve always listened to your songs once to see if it goes onto my music playlist. I was leaning to putting it in until the first base drop. I put it in at that moment.
What a powerful song with both Turkic/Iranian elements. Listening from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Bring back the old united Muslim empires so those who want to cause us harm can't pick us off one by one 💪🏽F the British drawn borders.
Cheers from Tabriz. I am a azerbaijani Turk which makes me absoloutely Iranian. Hails to holy motherland Iran, and to turks from all over the world ❤🤍💚
DISCLAIMER: Before everyone loses their minds about the double-headed eagle and writes “this is Albanian/Byzantine/Serbian whatever, read this article: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-headed_eagle This symbol has been used across many cultures and dates back to the Bronze Age in the Near East and this version was the Seljuk emblem so chill love you bye
You can buy this track and more of my music here:
faryafaraji.bandcamp.com/track/the-seljuks
Music and vocals by Farya Faraji, part of the lyrics by Omar Khayyam. With this track, I was inspired to make a fusion of Turkish and Iranian musical traditions to represent the Seljuk Empire of the Middle-Ages: a Turko-Persian state founded by Oghuz Turks, which used Persian language and culture as its foundational elements, and ruled over large swaths of the Middle-East, namely over Iran and Anatolia. Please keep in mind that though many aspects of this song are applicable to the era, this is a fusion of modern Turkish and Iranian music and by no means meant to be a historical recreation from the era.
The musical element is centered around the music of Sufi mystics: Muslims who utilise music as a means of expression to be closer to God through the use of Zikr; ritualistic musical ceremonies where they enter a feeling of trance. Drums such as the daf and bendhir, used here, will provide a strong percussion element, often accompanied by rhythmic breaths and phrases of religious nature. This focus on Sufism is due to the strong tendency towards Sufism present within the Seljuk dynasty and Turko-Persian tradition.
The instruments are the Turkish bağlama, an Iranian dotar from the south of Khorasan, and the ney, a flute commonly used by Sufi orders for their rituals, as well as an Iranian santour.
The lyrics are in Early Modern Persian and in Old Anatolian Turkish, the variety of Turkic that was growing out of Common Oghuz Turkic at the time to develop into the Turkish language of today. The Persian lyrics are a quatrain by the revered Persian poet Omar Khayyam, who lived in Iran during the rule of the Seljuk Empire-the lyrics are thus contemporary to the era.
Persian lyrics:
مرغی دیدم نشسته بر باره طوس
در پیش نهاده کله کیکاووس
با کله همی گفت که افسوس افسوس
کو بانگ جرسها و کجا ناله کوس
Morghi didam neshaste bar bāreye Tus,
Dar pish nahāde kalleye Kay Kāvus,
Ba kalle hami goft: avsoos, avsoos!
Koo bānge jarass-hā va kojā nāleye koos?
I saw a bird perched on the walls of Tus,
Before him lay the skull of Kay Kavus,
And thus he spoke: “alas! alas!”
Thy drums are hushed, thy larums have rung truce
The reason I chose this specific quatrain, other than being contemporary to the Seljuk era, is that it speaks of the long gone era of pre-Islamic Iran. Ancient Iran and the mythological days of the Kayanian dynasty are gone, and the land has entered the Middle-Ages, where Islam and Turkic presence will now play a significant role, and in return, contribute to the spread and cultural hegemony of the Persian language and the Persianate states.
Old Anatolian Turkish lyrics:
Ve cāhil gişileri gişi sanma,
Ve hünersüzleri bilür sayma.
And do not consider the ignorant ones as real men, and do not consider the untalented ones knowledgeable ones.
I chose this line, other than being contemporary for the time, because it illustrates the general attitude of the Seljuks in my opinion; a once nomadic people who recognised the sophistication of the culture they were integrating into, and made it into their priority to cultivate scientific, literary and cultural advancements.
@UCDgCDXCm4xSoAQOsMO04ZsA The Seljuks are Oghuz Turks, stop seeing them as your own since they dominate Iran, my friend, the Kınık Tribe and their chiefs are clearly Oghuz Turks
The history of Anatolia fascinates me ever since I was young (during that time I was reading many books about Ancient Egyptian history) because of the encounters between civilizations throughout history (especially the relationships between Ancient Egyptians and the Hittites) and the cultural crossroad between the so called East vs West. When many Turkic ethnic groups came to Anatolia in the 11th century and the 12th century (although there were definite contacts between Eastern Roman empire and the Gökturk empire during wars with the Sassanians in late antiquity and early middle ages), they brought some aspects of long lasting Northeastern Iranian and Chinese (especially from other East Asian cultures near Central Asia) cultural influences into the Middle East. Even when Slavic ethnic groups and Turkic ethnic groups had battled against each other in parts of northeastern Europe, there were many friendships and mutual agreements between each other (although not in northeastern Europe, the Turkic Bulgars intermingled and traded with Slavic ethnic groups even before their conversion to Greek Orthodox Christianity) and they sometimes assimilated each other at various times.
OMG this is a PURE Byzantine symbol! I'm just joking, great work as always, a very warlike song! :)
Like N°537. And a single-headed eagle ;)
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@@greygamertales1293
Could you suggest some about these early people and if possible about their art, music, poetry... Poetry from Persia and lyrics of old songs of Armenia as I can perceive in translation are sublime
Once upon a time, Iran and Turkey were a single Empire that shook the very foundations of the world. 😎
*western world
*cough cough Mongol empire better cough cough*
@@I.am.not.in.your.house.or.am.I mongol empire was very strong but his own people made it at knees
@@Factomedi As someone with knees, I support this message
@@I.am.not.in.your.house.or.am.I the seljuks were the most powerful empire in the world before they fell into civil wars yk
The Seljuk period was a wonderful era for both Iranians and Turks. Two beautiful cultures flourishing in one state.
Here's my respect to you from a Turk.
Much love from an Iranian brother :)
A turk with a chi rho profile picture? Have I found Tetikios?
@@faryafaraji salve Farya! Your song about the seljuks make my bike rides a bit more medieval and your music pumps me up to be a speed freak like the turkic riders of old
@@Shahanshah.Shahin And you are Indian stop pretending to be a Persian.
@@duo928 he said that in another comment section he comments everywhere i swear im sick of these kind of indians
as Persian I love Turks. Seljuk brought Iran's architecture to its peak and their works in Isfahan are truly spectacular
Can you please give the Southern Azerbaijan back to them?
@@bigboss34231 No Azerbaijan is a Iranian Turkish province stolen by Russia from iran
@@Defence69104 U sure about that? Then why did local turkic khans of modern day Azerbaijan refused to be part of Qajar Iran and some of them even preferred Russians?
Text is from Wikipedia about the Karabakh Khanate.
In the summer of 1795, Shusha was besieged by Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar, son of Mohammad Hasan Khan, who attacked Shusha in 1752. Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar's goal was to end the feudal fragmentation and restore the old Safavid imperial domain. For this purpose, he also wanted to proclaim himself shah (king) of Iran. However, according to Safavid tradition, the shah had to control the South Caucasus and southern Dagestan before his coronation.Therefore, the Karabakh Khanate and its fortified capital Shusha were the first and major obstacle to achieve these ends.
Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar besieged Shusha with his 80,000-strong army. Ibrahim Khalil Khan mobilized the population for long-term defense. The a militia 15,000 was assembled in Shusha, where women fought alongside men. The Armenian population of Karabakh also actively participated in this struggle against the invaders and fought side by side with the Muslim population, jointly organizing ambushes in the mountains and forests.
The siege lasted for 33 days. Not being able to capture Shusha, Agha Mohammad Khan ceased the siege and advanced to Tiflis (present-day Tbilisi), which, despite desperate resistance, was occupied and exposed to unprecedented destruction, with many thousands of its inhabitants carried off to mainland Iran.
@@Defence69104 Nice bullshit keep it to yourself champ :)
@@bigboss34231who is them ? I'm azeri from rasht. you people need to stop living in your own fantasy world. it was always Iran. just because it has ethnic azeris there living in it that doesn't make it azerbaijan. it's like saying New York should be an independent Chinese state because it has many ethnic Chinese people living in it. wake the hell up because if you actually knew anything about Iran or if you ever step foot in south azerbaijan like Tabriz. the you would know that no one agrees with what you people believe 😁.
Seljuks are underrated. A state that mixed Turkic culture with Persian culture is just pure super mega hyper giga chad.
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Persians are bad
Seljuks are originaly a tribe from the tatar like the turks and mongols
@@hassanchmali1180 not from tatars they are from oghuz turks
Seljuks = Azerbaijanis
As an Iranian Turk, I loved it
Yaşa
Qeyratsiz
@@WoW-wb4lf /:
@@WoW-wb4lf iranian turk
Iranian azeri
Iranian turkmen
Iranian qaşqaei
Get along with it
based
Im in love with the Persian language, old Turkish is beautiful too , unconditional greetings to both nations from Algeria 🇩🇿 🇹🇷🇮🇷🇦🇿🫶🏼
Most algerians don't realise that descendants of the ottomans still live in algeria so thank you khouya as an algerian turk
@@revenger8744
we know that because of that we the amazighs we say always Algeria is not arab just the official language is arabic
@@thenumber1381 the official languages is arabic and tamazight
@@revenger8744
That's correct thank you for reminding me kho 👍👍🇩🇿🇩🇿💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Do not forget that what unites us is the message of Muhammad (pbuh)
Everything else wallahi It doesn't matter khaouti ❤
Beautiful music. Much love to Iranian Turks and Persians from Anatolian Seljuk state 🇹🇷🇮🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲
🇹🇲?
@@peymanturkmen2328 true I forgot
Thanks
I'm happy that there is still some turks who love us unlike those nationalist turks
from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
@@SomeGuy5555 tell that to the persian nationalists
It makes me dance like an Eagle 🦅
Greetings from Mongolia 👍
we are cousin
@@tmyrknnot even close, both turks and Mongols mightve lived in the stepper but they had little to no relation
@@goose93 they are both descendants of Xiongnu/ Asia Hun Empire.
@@goose93 the ancestors of mongols and turks are the same, we united under the same leader many times
Here we meet again 😅
I'm Turk from India brother 😊
A great empire that changed history in a short time for world history! I am proud of my ancestors. Respect to the Great Seljuk Empire!
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Same history with iran ❤
indeed it did! even after being dissolved, its descendants the ottomans paved the way to colonialism INDIRECTLY by blocking routes to asian trade. honestly i thank the turks for this since it is kinda important too
@@Chris-k8v Turks have caused more historical events than that, my friend. Not only Turks, but it is true that Turks have influenced many parts of historical events.
Respect from Half Tajik 🇹🇯half Kyrgyz person 🇰🇬to Iran 🇮🇷and Turkiye 🇹🇷
Salutations from Canada friend
Salam aleyküm kardash(brother)
İ pray🤲 and hope that uss tajik🇹🇯 and kyrgyz🇰🇬 stop with killing each other
Because we all Muslim and believe in Allah
And kyrgyz people is a Türkic nation what means we are the same blood
Also tajiks are mixed with Türkic nation even when they speak Farsi language it doesnt matter
Türkiye 🇹🇷 always have good relationship with tajiks we have same culture
Azərbaycan 🇦🇿
Türkmənistan🇹🇲
Uzbekistan🇺🇿
Kazakhstan🇰🇿
Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
Tajikistan🇹🇯 all those lands is Turkestan region ..
Uss grandparents fought together too Sovjet Union dont forget
Much love and respect from Türkiye. 🇹🇷❤️♥️🇦🇿🇹🇯🇰🇬🇰🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲 from a half Türk and half zaza Kürd
Esselamu Aleyküm half bro 🤘🐺🇹🇷🇦🇿🇹🇲🇰🇿🇰🇬🇺🇿🇭🇺
@@CemalTheButcherOfArabs tajiks not turk
@@Ayhan-j8l nobody said that
I am turkmen Avşar. And proud of my Selçuk ancestors ))) Greeting from Great Britain 🇬🇧
Turkish yazmak bu kadar zor olmamalı
@@tarikoezkan38 Türkiye'deki Türkler gerçek Oğuz Türkleri gibi davranıp Türkmen kardeşlerine ırkçılık ve kötü davranmayı bıraktığında, o zaman Türkçe yorum yapmaya başlayabilirim.
@@Mano-uw8ly Əfşarlar Azərbaycan türklüyün parçası olmuşdur. Anadolu türkcəsinin yaşı hələ 100ə çatmayıb. Ən qədim və möhkəm türkcə Azərbaycan türkcəsidir. Səfəvilərin hökm etdiyi torpaqlarda bu gün belə təsirini qoruyur.
@@cavidcfrov Hahhaha afşarlar oğuz türkleridir ve yüzlerce yıldır anadoludalar. Asıl azerbaycan çok yeni bir tabirdir. Avrupalılar anadoluya çok eskiden beridir Türkiye diyorlardı ve Selçukludan beridir anadolu türktür. Anadolu türkleri, Türklüğün temsilcidir. Azerice de en kadim dili türk dili değildir, kendi söylediğiniz yalanlara inanıyorsunuz. Anadoluda ki afşarların, irandaki afşarlarla alakası yok.
@@Can-vl8sl Azərbaycan region adıdır. Ruslar bizi Azərbaycan adı altında kiçik bir əraziyə sıxışdırdı. Şah ismayıl Səfəvi imperiyasını quranda İran türkcəsində danışırdı. Bugünkü Azərbaycan türkcəsi İran türkcəsindən əsaslanır. Həmçinin o dövrdə İran Türkmen eli adlandırılırdı. Yəni Türk torpağı. Azərbaycan türkcəsi vəya İran türkcəsi 500 ildən çox yaşı var. Məsələn sən və ya mən Şah ismayılın sultan Səlimə yazdığı məktubu oxuyub anlaya bilərsən. Amma sultan Səlim şah İsmayıla yazdığı Osmanlı türkcəsində olan məktubu fars/ərəbcə bilməsən anlaya bilmərsən. Osmanlı türkcəsi türkcə adlansa belə, dil 80-90 faiz fars, ərəb sözlərdir. Bugünkü Anadolu vəya sizin indi danışdığınız türkcəni Atatürk yaradıb. Həm sən xəritəyə baxdığın zaman görürsən ki, köhnə Osmanlı ərazilərində sizin türkcə heç hakim deyil. Amma köhnə Səfəvi ellərində Azərbaycan vəya İran türkcəsi hakimdir.
O cümlədən Əfşarlar, Qacarlar, Səfəvilər hakimiyyətə gəlsələr belə, onlar İran türkcəsini(bugünkü Azərbaycan türkcəsini) hakim şəkildə işlədirdilər.
The choice of Omar Khayyam here is sublime, as is the music which accompanies it. Listening and being subscribed to you is a privilege. Its always worth waiting for what content you put out.
@@ruslanmehmedov1290 Hasan sabbah such interesting figure this was a mystery
@@zaboybagoi8636 Nice made up story lmao
Everyone know Hasan as Sabah was Ismaili nusehri
Iran and Turks are brothers in long years , we respect each other and our countries Long live Iranian and Turks ❤🇮🇷🦁🇹🇷❤
@@sydidn4623 fr
But Divided by Sunni / Shia
@ Each of these countries has more than 85 Million people and not all of them Are Muslims so No need to divide because of religion. As a Persian i love many things about Turks and i hve Turks friends and they loved Persian culture, music and food. So why can’t we love and respect each other’s? Just because of religion?
@@sydidn4623 Big W! I am Gagauzian Turkish and i have iranian friend in Tabriz😅
@ My grand mother is also from Tabriz 😇
I am an Azerbaijani Turk from Qai tribe
I greet all Turks in the world who are my brothers and sisters
Azerbaijan is not türk
@@nameistverborgen You can cry about it my friend
Turk means Azerbaijan and Azerbaijan means Turk
Long live all Turks in the world
It doesn't matter if we are Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Turkmen or Azerbaijani, we are Turks
@@itsMahdii
Azerbajan are Kurds .... they are gentically the most closest to Kurds...and before 800 years azeris were not turk...
@@nameistverborgen It is not our fault that the unsupplied Kurds could not have a country for themselves until now, the cowardly Kurds are known in the world for sending their women forward when there is a war, a bunch of clowns.
Now you have reached a point where you claim ownership over the lands of the people of Dig
Stop it dud🤣
@@nameistverborgen Poor weak Kurds only own land in the virtual world😂
Thank you for gifting this song to us. Greetings from Turkey, my beautiful brother.
A family belonging to the Kınık tribe, a branch of the Oghuz Turks of Central Asian origin of the Seljuk Dynasty. The Seljuks, who descended from Dukak and became a dynasty with the Great Seljuk Empire founded by Seljuk, ruled parts of Central Asia and the Middle East between the 11th and 14th centuries.
if you are white and do not look like a Kazakh you are no turk you are persian-greek thing
@@aromanian-socialist I am a nomad, my friend, my ancestors' ancestry is clear, where they came from, where they settled, and because they always lived in the mountains, they exchanged girls among themselves and had no contact with the outside, they still continue to keep the traditions of shamanism alive.
@@aromanian-socialist it doesn’t matter the Turcoman tribal heritage depends on your paternal line and even adopted childs can be seen as part of the tribal heritage. He still a ethnic Turcoman descendant.
@@aromanian-socialist kazakhs are not oghuzes, they are kipcak… If you can’t make the difference between these two turcic groups, you have to be silent.
@@aromanian-socialist Oghuz Turks are not Kazakh, stop talking about shit you know nothing about.
As a Hun Turk, I like this. God bless you
Hun Turks don’t exist anymore -_-. If you are a Turks, then call yourself Anatolian or Azerbaijani or Afshar turk. Whatever Turk you are, there are no Hun Turks anymore. We are descendants of them.
@@shamilissayev9955 There are no just Azerbaijani, Anatolian or Afshar. Bro, Afshar is a Oghuz turks. And there are so many Oghuz turks. For example Kayı, Dodurga, Alkaevliler, Karaevliler etc. And there are soo many other Turks in the World. There are no just Azerbaijani or Anatolian. For example Qazaq, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Gagauz, Turkmen, Uyghur etc. And now, Gokturks are don't exist, right? There are Gokturks, yes but Gokturks is other Turks anymore. For example Qazaq, Kyrgyz... And yes There are no Hun Empire right now, but there are Hun Turks in the world. And some Hungarian Turks are Hun Turks. I am not Hungarian but my family is Hun erstwhile.
@@Jsplight hey im Hungarian
@@shamilissayev9955 im from Hungary also im Hun Turk🇭🇺
All turks are huns
As an Iranian Qashqai, I am proud of my Seljuk ancestors.
Azerbaijanis (Bayats, Afshars), Qashqais and Turkmens all originate from Oghuz Turkmen. We are Iranian Turks, Greetings to you my friend.
@@aliazarmehralparslan6067 Thank you very much, my friend, yes, we are all Oghuz and we have an equal share in the history of the Seljuk Empire. Even the Persians can be proud of the Seljuk Empire because the Seljuks played an important role in the expansion and flourishing of the Persian culture. In fact, the Seljuk Empire was founded and expanded based on the achievements of the Sassanid Empire.
@@Saljuqid1040 Yes and Seljuks also saved Persian language from Abbasid Arabs and Arab influence which was destroying it. So much so that the great Persian poet Ferdowsi gifted his book "Shahnameh" to a Turkic sultan called Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi.
@@aliazarmehralparslan6067 Yes they did by adopting the Persian language and culture
@@xshandy5812 *as court language. They always spoke Turkish with their relatives and dynasty members.
Not sure how you can get me, an American, to feel so nationalistic about these empires. It feels almost like magic lol. From Rome to Persia and over the span of two millennia, I’d follow any of theses just to hear an anthem of such pride. Great work once more Farya! Keep it up!
Ps: forgot to mention this in the comments of your last Roman song but for the type of music you do, one on Aurelian would be perfect as he is Restitutor Orbis. Anyway great song once more!
seljuks empire oguz clan turkısh 🇹🇷🇹🇲🇦🇿
Because you bothj are colonizers???
I'm not Iranian Turk nor nothing alike but I really loved this piece, thanks for sharing.
When I heard it I remembered all the episodes of Ertugrul I love you from Libya 🇱🇾♥
Those shows are just fictionalized propaganda entertainment inspired by real history though, please keep that in mind.
@@HOPEfullBoi01 and you gay so big nono
@@dutystalker oh stfu we have secular human rights in Turkey unlike in Arab states. Keep your judgemental and controlling no nos to yourself.
@@dutystalker cope and seethe neanderthal
I really love how you captured the feel of this era! The chanting and the drums and everything worked really well together
The Turkish Empire,my soul, my culture, my tradition, my history. ❤❤❤❤
Noo
its iranian
@@mouradriane-j7r nope. Its turkic
@@mithatyldz6010The seljuk empire was turko-persian since the origins army and rulers were turkic while culture literature and language were persians by the choice of the rulers themselves, turks and persians were always brothers
نام ترکیه صد سال است که که ساخته شده اما نام ایران هزاران ساله که در شاهنامه و سکه ها و اسناد میدرخشد
The Crusaders and Seljuks fought epic and legendary battles.
One that is immortalized in history... Even though i am biased toward the crusaders, the Turks were worthy opponents in every battle.
WTF Man.. open a book before u write nonesense
Perfect collocation bro, me too
Turks > Crusaders 🌝
They both derived from very martial cultures that did a lot for their respective religions
Crusaders tested their blades on the seljuks and it did work well and then sacked Constantinople after
This is incredibly beautiful and charming, great work as ever. Much love from Turkey
I love Great Seljuk Empire more than Ottoman times actually. It is so underrated. Thanks for this video. This is a Masterpiece
yeah, Seljuks were badass
Although I'm an Eastern Roman enjoyer, I must be honest, this is a masterpiece and the Seljuk empire was a great Civilization. I would have loved to see the Eastern Roman and Seljuk empires survive 'til our days!
Go to Konya and Aksaray both cities are still influenced by the Seljuk era until today even our Central Anatolian dialect is based on the Turcoman pronounciation of the Rûm Seljuq period. Moreover the emblems of both cities are infuenced by Seljuq symbols.
@@pseudokanax2957 I hope to visit them one day, thank you very much!
@@vincenzopallonzo1928 You can come and see byzantine buildings in Istanbul too.
it is also the most ruthless against Byzantium cities in Anatolia unfortunately.
Selijuk is basically a Turkco-Irania union,
Konya is the capital of Anatolian Seljuk Empire.Still everywhere you look you can see the sign of great Seljuk Turks.And not surprisingly "Selçuk" is a very popular name parents give to their boys.
The Anatolian Seljuk state is also known as the Sultanate of Rûm. When you say Seljuk Empire in English it usually means the original one that ruled over the Persian lands, unless specified otherwise.
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just agree with the person who is whispering YA ALLAH
YA ALLAH
Allahuakber
@@FOREVERLOST-k1 It's ALLAH HU AKBAR
Allah Akber ✊✊✊✊
Subhan Allah Masha Allah
The Predecessors of the Ottomans. You are on a roll with the uploads, Farya.
Beautifully done as expected from farya!
Thanks alot Sabrina!
I am from Iraq 🇮🇶 . I love the Seljuk Empire.
Even though Queen Tamar of Georgia fought the Seljuk Turks, her daughter married a Seljuk prince and they are also the ancestors of the current Bagrationi Georgian princes today.
I just realized Bagration was Georgian.
As a Iranian Afshar Turk I love this music. Afshar family made greates Iranian empire after Ancient Persia.
We were Turk, but now we are fars. Even my father doesn't know Turki. We Afshars live in big cities and forgot Turki. And, personally I consider myself as a Iranian nationalism.
Anyway, I am an Afshar, I am an Afshar of Mashhad, that is, I am a direct descendant of Nader Shah. The official language of Iran is Farsi and I only know Farsi, this doesn't mean that I am not an Afshar. I'm an Afshar and Nader is my grandfather.
you trying to find a solution to your identity crisis by making a salad that mixing the names like avşar, iranian and fars. But it doesn't work bro. The Avşars are one of the 24 tribes of the Oghuzs, such as the Kınık tribe who founded the Seljuk Empire, the Kayı tribe who founded the Ottoman Empire or Beğdili tribe who founded the Harzemshahs and the Khazar State. I mean, you can't be from Avşar tribe of Turks and at the same time Persian. Being Persian, being Iranian and being from Iran are different things. For example, Kurds are Iranian but not Persian.
@@zaboybagoi8636 This is so sad. This person is probably an Afshar from the eastern provinces of Iran. Turkic nomads in South and East Iran such as Afshars and Qashqais are getting rapidly assimilated into Persian. It literally broke my heart reading these comments. Everyone in Azerbaijan provinces of Iran knows how to speak their mother tongue though.
@@nadershaafshar160 دوست عزیز، خواهش میکنم در کنار فارسی زبان مادریت که تورکی افشار هست رو هم هر طور شده یاد بگیر. نذار این ارث پدریت از بین بره. خودت میگی از نوادگان نادر شاه هستی، نادر شاه برای شما ارثی که به جا گذاشته زبان افشار هست. امروز که زبانت رو گم کنی، فردا هویتت رو گم میکنی.
Thanks for this master stroke ensemble of Persian/ Turkish heritage...it is simply a soul awakening experience. It takes you back in time to float in the horizon, an out of body experience. God bless.
I am half Khorasani Turk and half Persian. This feels like my theme song, haha.
laaame
@@aliazarmehralparslan6067 hahaha, sorry to disappoint.
(İf you now Turkish) When writing in Turkish, do you use the Arabic (Persian) alphabet or Arabic (Turkish) alphabet?
تركيادان سلام
@@debreli. Türkiye'den selam?
This should have been in Diriliş: Ertuğrul!!! Thanks for posting, can't wait for more!
The soundtrack was definitely a big inspiration!
Actually, this should have been in *Uyanış: Büyük Selçuklu* 😁 Which I'd recommend above all other turkish history-inspired shows - if you want to sink some +70h into watching one season... If you only got 26h and want to see beautiful Uzbek landscapes, I'd strongly recommend "Bozkır Arslanı Celaleddin" instead 😬🐎🐎🐎
Turkish Culture and Persian Culture,may be the best mix
Sultanate of Rum: I will bring Byzantine culture in the mix
@@justinianthegreat1444 Turko-Perso-Roman? I'm suspecious😂
@@artinrahideh1229 Roman culture had an influence
But it was not as influential as the Iranian-Khorasan culture.
At the same time, the influence of Roman culture was generally in the Ottoman period.
@LonelyWolf Turkçe de "Jannisaries" e ne diyorsunuz kardaş?
@@zaboybagoi8636 devshirme The word is of Turkish origin
Turkish "kazasker" The word is half Arabic and half Persian
Yes, the Ottoman used words of Iranic origin as their title.
Apart from that, he had titles of Turkic origin such as han and hakan.
Kayseri Rum He also had titles that signified that he was the heir to the Roman empire.
I absolutely love the History of the Seljuk Empire.
Sultan Alparslan
I discovered your channel few days ago and I love it - this track and Cyrus are definetly my favorites, fallowed by Boulgaroktonos. Love the nostalgia for times gone by contained in Persian part mixed with energetic vibe presented in the Turkish one, you explained it perfectly in clip description. Cheers from Poland!
Thanks alot, greetings to Poland from Canada!
Amazing work as always Farya. After Cantiga 235, this is one of my favorites from you. I loved Cantiga especially because it took me so long to learn Portuguese and finally when I listened the cantiga, it was all worth it.
Ben Selçuklu yum Kınık boyundan Ne mutlu Türküm diyene
Bende soydaşım, kardeş sayılırız. 🙂
Məndə Qarqın boyundan🐺
Love Seljuks...lots of love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰❣️💕😘
These Turkic nations ruled our indian subcontinent and enslaved our people. Yet you people will never accept that their ruling was never Islamic
Everytime you make incredible songs, now is not diferent. Amazing.
I will always love Farya Faraji songs.
I love both persian and turks culture, As a Indian Muslim
I'm also Indian Muslim from Mumbai Assalamualaikum bro
But this is an Orthodox Oriental song..not muslim
@@dametucosita4672 it's seljuks song literally Islamic empire
@@Bombay_wali_clips really?sounds like bizantin..anyway is speaking about God(Allah) and is nice song..but I hope that don t seapk also about counquer🤭
@@dametucosita4672 can you translate it to English?
this banger dropped exactly in my birthday and i didn't notice it till now
in the end farya is the one who delievered me the best birthday gift , another feast to my ears
Listening to this mesmerizing music in Nova Scotia Canada. Beautiful!
Many thanks from a neighbouring Québécois!
❤ 🇮🇩 Salam alaykum, From Indonesia, i love the music
Once again, you're unrivaled in this niche genre of music I love so much.
You are a musical genius, dear Farya. Amazing as always!
sultan unqid çok yaşa kılıcın değsin arşa
Very powerful and beautiful music ❤️ love from India 🇮🇳
Yes it is 🔥💙
From Pakistan 🇵🇰. But we are not Turks. In fact, Turks ruled us and enslaved many of our people. Don't forget your roots. You don't realize that all their invasions on our subcontinent were never islamic
As a Indian I agree with you
@@FactomediI'm Indian muslim anything happened before happened for good ..there wouldn't be muchof muslim population if there was no Mughal Empire ❤ but yes I condemn atrocities of rulers
@@Bombay_wali_clips bro I'm also Muslim alhamdulilah. No doubt all Mughals weren't that bad! I am not against the Mughals but I'm against those people who say the Mughals are our ancestors! How is it possible? Are we Turks? Or mongols? No!
Secondly, Islam didn't spread through any Muslim empire in the subcontinent. Islam was there in Sindh, Kerala, even before Muhammad bin Qasim stepped on the Indian subcontinent for the first time. Sufis had a major role in the spreading of Islam. There was never forced conversion by any Mughal or Delhi, Bangal,Mysore,Awadh, Hyderabad,etc........ sultanates.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thank you for posting your music. I can have a craptastic kind of day, hop on to TH-cam, find your music and about half way through the video/song my attitude can change to be more calm and relaxed. It is nice to release the pressures of the outside world with good music.
I LOVE SELJUKS
Just found this today and it is truly beautiful that it moves one to tears once they hear it and the rhythm is so strong it reaches the heart of the listener I thank you deeply for sharing this music
Simply one of the most beautiful & addictive music I heard recently. Can't stop playing it. Thanks.
So rare to see attempts at Seljuk music, this was beautiful! 🇹🇷
you can see the mixture of iranian singing and turkic in the back ground its just so amazing love from iran to my turkic brothers♥️🇦🇿🇹🇷
🇮🇷?😢
Again, a wonderful tune, thank you, we are grateful for your efforts and your mind
Thanks a lot) love your art!!! From Russia 🌸
Same.🤚😁
非常好听的歌曲，我最喜欢的是这首歌前段波斯语朗诵，搭配BGM有一种史诗感。
Çok iyi olmuş...
The Seljuk period was a wonderful era for both Iranians and Turks. Two beautiful cultures flourishing in one state.
Here's my respect to you from a Turk.
It's a bird. It's a plane.
🎶💃 It's the Seljuk Turks 💃🎶
"AAh. We need help."
In fact, he sings both Persian and Turkish songs
@@astrocosmicalDude این آهنگ ایرانی است و با زبان و گفتار فارسی در حال خوانده شدن است و ما به یکی از تاریخ هایمان یعنی سلجوقیان ایرانی افتخار میکنیم
The Seljuk empire is underrated. They were one of the first powerful Muslims empires, they bring the Turkish people to anatolia and they were a nomad empire. Truly amazing!
Great work. Cheers from Greece. 🍺
Cheering the one that distroyed byzentine empire ?
This guy is the absolute king of world music
Fantastic music❤, gives me chills. Greetings from Serbia!
I am living in capital of Anatolian Seljuks (sultanate of rum)👋🏼. And ı like your songs
I am from the Kınık Tribe of the Oghuz Lineage, the founding lineage of the Seljuk Empire. My Great Ancestors are Emir Sanduk, one of the commanders of the Great Commander Alparaslan, who opened the Gate of Anatolia to the Turks in 1071.
Really??? Are you from kinik Tribe ??? How did you know???
@@mdtowfiq8567 How did I know? My grandfather's grandfather settled in the district where I was registered, he was a high-ranking soldier in the Kınık tribe, that is, the state, and the ruler Alp Arslan ordered my grandfathers to settle in the interior of Adadol and establish towns. We know this from the mosque in my district, built with Seljuk architecture, built in the 1100s. My grandfathers started the construction of the mosque.
I’m Uzbek and this music is good. The Seljuks were one of the great empire in history. Alp Arslan, the father of the conquerors, was the Seljuk Sultan. The Seljuks were the ancestors of all the Turkic peoples and they were a bridge in the cultural relations between the peoples of Central Asia and the Middle East.🇺🇿🇹🇷🇹🇯🇰🇬🇰🇿🇦🇿🇹🇲
As a Turk. I always admire of Persian culture. Especially their poetry is magnificent. The Seljuk Empire was a Turkic Empire and they made lived the Turks and Persians with peace for centuries in Iran.
Yazık. Farsların götünde Türkler "eşşek" diye geçiyor. Muhtemelen İran dövlətinin trollerindensindir
hangi barış mankurt ? türk düşmanı fars piçinin barışı mı ? kendinize gelin
در آرامش 🤔 درباره ی حسن صباح خوندی تو؟؟
@@rezagonbadi9338 Yes I did. But each empires have some sort of troubles like that. We should look in generaI. 🙏
@@rezagonbadi9338 hasan sabbah was an terrorist which harmed seljuks and İran
I'm addicted to this piece, day and night , I'm just under it's charm 😖
Thank you so much Farya for this epic masterpiece 😭
Thanks my friend!
@@faryafaraji your most welcome ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💫
I very much appreciate that you've actually put a tremendous amount of research into truly understanding the fundamentals of ancient music. If you haven't heard of him already, Peter Pringle may have a lot in common with you. I hope you'll grow enough to be able to get some real musicians around a fire to enjoy some ancient improv. I'll definitely love to take part if I can. Wonderful work.
So beutiful mix of Turkish and Persian music! Another Great work! Congrats!
turkic not turkish bro
Siempre subes música muy buena, me facina, las canciones de las antiguas y modernas civilizaciones
This is mesmerizing... love from 🇧🇩
I really enjoyed listening to this music
This is the music I've been waiting for because I'm a huge fan of The Seljuk Empire
The seljuk empire was strong but the battle of didgori played a major role in its collapse 🤣🤣🤣🤣 strong?? The battle of didgori lasted only three hours and the Georgian army eon a brilliant victory over most of the turks in the battle and after the battle they also killed llghazi who was severely wounded in the head and barely escaped death 🤣🤣🤣 Read about the history of Georgia and you will see that no other nation has a more valuable culture than this nation especially the turks 🇬🇪🇬🇪
@@charkva2309 Georgian bro shut up and lick the Russians
Go on. Even the dictator in his own nation didn't love you.:D
@@charkva2309 I don't even remember how many times we passed over the Georgians, the Mongols, the Timur, the Ottoman and the Safavid, yes, my friend, you are a great nation.:D
@@II-ug8ji as a georgian from iran yes we are great nation bc we arent assimilated like turks and safavi destroyed by afghans and most of gizilbash rap*d by afghans and timur he tried to convert us to islam but he couldnt :)
@@noname-bp1ev The feeling of regret when remembering that most Iranian Georgians are Muslims :)
This music is literally gonna be my workout music, I swear, the Seljuks knew what they were doing.
Farya abim yine mest ediyor
Greatest music ever heard, stirs up my spirit every time I listen ❤️❤️❤️💝
I'm Bengali Believers and i love Seljuk and Ottoman Turks, they had strong Faith 🕊️🌄🕊️🌄
bengal is nothing just india game
ottoman had strong faith but bengalis dont
@@loficreations2
All are not same brother: do not talk arrogant ly 😊😊😊 ,Be a kind hearted
@@DrUmmedDua i am not talking aggnorantly i am just speaking truth bengalis did the same thing as al saud did and ottoman empire break and palestine handed over british diffirence is just that the al saud did it on the order of britiish and al bengali on the order of india
@@loficreations2
Common Bengali people don't understand these ,they are so much unaware: Political leaders are not Good like Ahle Saoud ,corrupted politician: Sold this country
@@loficreations2 All Muslims are the same in the eyes of the Almighty.
I researched and found that the Seljuks did a great service to the Persian language and stopped the influence of the Arabic language in Iran. Greetings to the Seljuqs of the Turkish and Iranian empires.
Seljuqs not iranian. they r Turkic
@@turkmapping130 they're Persianized Turks
@@Shahanshah.Shahin they r only turkic. they spoke turkic
@@turkmapping130 they spoke persian too and gave themselves the title shahanshah.
I love the zikr in the background, it sounds very sufi!
İ love persian and turkish mix culture❤Loves from Azerbaijan. Turks and persians are brother ❤
I am a Bangladeshi Muslim but IMO Seljuks, ottomans are pride for every Muslims in the world.
Hiiiiiii 🙂
Doğru kardeşim Bangladeşi seviyoruz Türkiye den Bangladeşli kardeşlerimize bin selâmlar olsun inşAllah
@@Efrasiyap2333 I didn’t understand. Can you write in English 😅😅
@@efazahmed5392 bro u can use google translation 🙂 .Here's the translation " True brother, we love Bangladesh, a thousand greetings to our Bangladeshi brothers from Turkey, insha'Allah ".
@@efazahmed5392 waatt ?
hey farya ive been subscribed to you for about a year and a half now, i love your music, never stop doing this 😁
Great contribution to universal music once again!
I’m Spanish from the Caribbean islands of America… I feel like I have lived before when I listen to this… I don’t feel like a stranger to Islam only to my brothers… great kings have rose from the very soil we were created from and They left going back into the wound of earth waiting to meet Allah we are the Remnant’s of there existence, evil kings have took the place of the righteous, wake up… 🌎🌜🌕🌍🚣🏾
Of course, you won't feel like a foreigner, while Anatolia was becoming Turkish, Spain was in Andalusia and you became Spanish or Christian over time hahahahaha
@@II-ug8ji well everything Allah does is according to his plan.. if me becoming a slave is wat brought more people to Islam than it was worth it and we are strong people Allah will bring his people to where they need to go…..
Harika olmuş dostum. Eline sağlık. 🤚🏻
Love seljuks❤️From iraq❤🇮🇶🇮🇶
I’ve always listened to your songs once to see if it goes onto my music playlist. I was leaning to putting it in until the first base drop. I put it in at that moment.
What a powerful song with both Turkic/Iranian elements. Listening from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Bring back the old united Muslim empires so those who want to cause us harm can't pick us off one by one 💪🏽F the British drawn borders.
My God... this is SO BEAUTIFUL. Thank u a lot. ❤
Ya ALLAH....❤❤❤
Ahhh, felt like the old golden Seljuk days
Haaydir Allah!!!!!
Cheers from Tabriz. I am a azerbaijani Turk which makes me absoloutely Iranian.
Hails to holy motherland Iran, and to turks from all over the world ❤🤍💚
Beautiful mix of turkic and persian culture
Etim jimirlab ketti, yuregimda qattiq bir tuyğuni his ettim 😢 Alloh rozi bòlsin sizlardan ❤ Özbekistondan assalamu aleykum
🇹🇷🤍🇺🇿
Aleyküm selam Özbekistan'a❤
aleykum salam gardaş kandaş💓🫶🇹🇷🇺🇿🇦🇿