As a Yemeni, I am so proud of you, girls. This is a Yemeni song with a beautiful Sanani dialect. It is worth mentioning that several religions had flourished in Yemen including Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Yemen is a country full of history and diversity.
+Othman Al-Haddi that is awesome brother! i love how we just adore the music and the culture without hating each other for our different religious or ethnic background. we all love it, no matter if jews arabs or germans like me. peace!
Lyrics in Yemeni Arabic: شمّك زبد رداعي شمّك زبد رداعي حُبيبي شمّك زبد رداعي شمّك زبد رداعي من حبّك الغالي شاصبر واراعي سُمّ الحنش بريقه أسقيتني سُمّ الحنش بريقه سُمّ الحنش بريقه خلّيت قلبي ما استضاىش طريقه أو جاء الحبيب بكرة من أين أو جاء الحبيب بكرة أو جاء الحبيب بكرة أجيب لك الحُمرة وازيد بدرة أو ما بناه باني بنيت لك دار أو ما بناه باني أو ما بناه باني لا قد بنا عرشي وانا خُباني جوّب وقال ما بش قُلت اسقني جوّب وقال ما بش جوّب وقال ما بش يا غارة الله كيف اسير عاطش shamak zabad radaa'i hubaabi shamak zabad radaa'i min hubbik alghalii shasbir waraa'i summ alhanish bariga asgaytani summ alhanish bariga khalayt galbi ma astaddash tariga aw gaa' alhaabib bukra min eyn aw gaa' alhaabib bukra agiib lik alhumreh wazayid budra aw ma binaeh bani banayt lik daar aw maa banaeh bani la gad bina 'arshii wana khubbani gawwab wagaal maa bish gulat asgani gawwab wagaal ma bish ya ghaarat allah keyf asiir 'aattish
*Those Yemenite sisters rock big time and they're about to start a revolution worldwide. Yemenite Jews are very unique in the sense that they're the only Yemeni community that had persevered Yemeni culture and know how to showcase with a universal flare and appeal. Much love from Yemen 😘❤️💕👄😻😍*
I'm here by way of NPR's podcast - All Songs Considered. I love these girls, their blend of sounds, cultures, and styles. Would love to see a Tiny Desk Concert by them! Enjoy repeatedly and remember to spread peace and love in the world!
Depuis la France ! MERCI !!!!!!! Thank you for the music and vibrations you offer to the world ! I don't understand your language but Music like yours is understood all over the world , by the heart, the energy, the dance... Thank you for this journey experience ! Now, I smile to the sky, the sun is shiny and I feel the sweet wind on my skin... I am fine, allright, in harmony with the Universe and myself... What else ?
greetings from Mexico I totally love these girls, it would be nice if you could all stop bitchin about the Jews vs arabs thing and just enjoy this amazing song
Eline Khellef i know, but i said that because of all the hate comments, we have a large jew community here in Mexico, from turkish jews all way through arab jews. I just think that it's a waste of time to post political point of views on a music video,
Special greetings to the Jews of Yemen, who have lived with us for many years, do not get used to us and did not attack them and flee from Yemen and they are forced and carry the love of their homeland and their homeland and proud of their heritage Greetings to all the Jews of Yemen
اليمن هي بلد العرب واليهود وما العبرية الا من اللغة العربية وتعتبر لهجة .. وكان المسلمين يتكلموا عبري مع اليهود واليهود يتكلموا عربي مع المسلمين .. تعاملات واحدة مع الجميع .. اليمن هي بلاد التورتة والزبور والانجيل ..حقيقة وليس تعصب اعمى
@@youngb7ki نسيت لغة الأمازيغ أغلب كلماتها مشتاقة أو مترادفة مع اللغة العربية وكتابة المسند القديمة متشابهة مع حروف تيفيناغ الأمازيغية وخاصة أمازيغية تشلحيت أهل سوس المصامدة الجزوليين
+Tania Szapiro I think when it comes to music, everybody should be able to put his cultural and religious background aside. This is a great song indeed !
@@youngb7ki "اليهودية الأصلية"؟ لا يوجد شيء مثل اليهودية هي دين أو أمة أو ثقافة أو مجموعة عرقية يمكن لليهود أن يكونوا في أي بلد كما يمكن للمسلمين والمسيحيين يستطيعون ذلك
Firat Srn good for u brother but understand at least two words , u should know turkish language has many arabic words like galb(heart) and sabab(reason)
Arabic has presented the best name to all world languages. İt is Allah. All the rest words have no importance beside Allah we thankful to Arabic, my borther
Jacob K They are Jewish/Arab, its impossible for them not to have any Arabian blood. Judaism is a religion that spread to South Arabia before the Hebrew Diaspora. After the Queen of Sheba brought it back to her people after King Solomon. The Jewish community in Yemen therefore is one of the oldest in the world and these girls are Yemenite Arabs who follow the Jewish religion. I wonder who lied to them and told them that they are Israelite, there is no such thing as that anymore.
theaverageteen99 Part of what you said is true. Some Jews fled from the Inquisition in Spain but they not only fled to Muslim dominated countries but to France, Holland etc in Europe and also to the New World, the Americas....the first Jews in the USA were Sephardic. Also, even during Islam's so-called Golden Age during the Islamic occupation of Spain( when they would burn 9 of every 10 books found) 1,000 years ago , a famous Jewish doctor & rabbi, the Rambam ( Maimonides) had to flee w/his family to save his life first to Morocco and then later to Egypt where he almost was executed, again. Jews who fled Spain and ended up in the Ottoman Empire in Turkey or in Morocco or anywhere soon regretted it bc every 30 to 50 or 70 years there was a major massacre of Jews , either an entire village(s) or an entire neighborhoods.I will share only a few of these sad massacres.... in around 1,500 in Yemen 90% of the Jews were murdered by pushing them out of the cities, stealing houses, businesses, possessions and forced them on a death march in the desert!!!! SPAIN: Cordoba in 1011: after the siege of Cordoba by Sulaymanibn al-Hakam the Jewish residents were rounded up and more than 2000 slaughtered[2][3] - Granada in 1066.[4]In the 1066 Granada massacre, the first large pogrom on European soil, a Muslim mob crucified the Jewish vizier Joseph ibnNaghrela and massacred about 4,000 Jews[5]. Some versions of the massacre put the figure at 8-10000 deaths . MOROCCO: Fez In 1033: In 1033, the forces of Prince Abu-AlquemalTamim, perpetrated a massacre of Jews in Fez following their conquest and plunder of the city. The Prince's forces killed over six thousand Jews, Jewish belongings and properties where appropriated, and following in the footsteps of Mohammed example the Jewish women of the city where sold into slavery. Fez and Marrakesh in 1146: The largest attacks occurred in Fez and Marrakesh when over 100,000 were killed by muslims in Fez and another 120,000 in Marrakesh . An account by Solomon Cohen dated January 1148 AD describes the Almohad conquests:"Abd al-Mumin ... 150 murdered for clinging to Judaism and refusing to convert to Islam. Fez: Mobs murder many thousands of Jews in 1276 in a rampage that lasts over a week[11] - Fez : (again) in 1465, leaving only 11 Jews alive, estimates are between 50 000 to 60 000 killed.[11][12] IRAQ:There were many instances of violence against Jews during their long history in Iraq, far too many [13][14] as well as numerous enacted decrees ordering the destruction of synagogues in Iraq as well as a lot of forced conversion to Islam.[14] - Basra: 1776 [15][16] - Baghdad : in 1828 jews were massacred in Baghdad.[17] - There was another massacre in Barfurush in 1867.[26] PERSIA/IRAN: Jews have been a part of Persian culture for over 2500 years. - The massacre in Barfurush (1867).[17] - And Meshed in 1839, in the eastern Persian city of, a mob burst into the Jewish Quarter, burned the synagogue, and destroyed the Torah scrolls. This is known as the Allahdad incident. It was only by forcible conversion that a massacre of hundreds of Jews was averted.[18] ISRAEL: The Jews of the Land of Israel were subject to routine prejudice and persecution. These were punctuated by HUNDREDS of pogroms by Arabs, Crusaders and Turks. here are some... -The 1517 Hebron pogrom was a violent attack against the Jews of Hebron soon after the Ottomans had taken control of Judea/Israel in 1517. An account of the event, recorded by Japheth ben Manasseh in 1518, mentions how the onslaught was initiated by Turkish troops led by MuradBey, the deputy of the Sultan from Jerusalem. -The 1834 Hebron pogrom or Yagma el Gabireh (the "great destruction"), occurred on 24 July 1834 when the forces loyal to Ibrahim Pasha attacked the city of Hebron in order to crush the Peasants' Revolt. The general population of the town was subjected to an orgy of violence at the hands of Egyptian soldiers following the fall of the city. Although the Jews had not been part of the uprising and Ibrahim Pasha had reassured the them that their quarter would be left unharmed, Hebronite Jews, bystanders to the warring factions, were attacked in what has been called a massacre and pogrom. Jews there were reduced to 120 families! - - Of all of these in recent (Pre Zionism )theSafed [pogrom of 1834 stands out for its savagry. This pogrom is known in Jewish history as ‘The great plunder of Safed’ and it lasted for a remarkable 33 days of uninterrupted murder, raping and pillaging of Jewish lives and property (15th June 1834 to the 17th of July) The motivation, along with greed, was clearly anti-Semitic. - The PetachTikva in 1886 is widely recognized as the first very organized Arab attack.
+Jacob K well Dear Jacob you should know that Yeman Jewery is one of origintaed since 684 b.c. when the Banilon exhalied the jews from the Jewdeya Kingdom with the distruction of the first Temple(Solomon Temple) they are considered the most originaly from that time .
Hagay Ben-Moshe dear Hagay, there were others too who joined them over the years. There was even at least two ( or was it three) Jewish kingdoms in Yemen in the 300s and 500s C.E. :)
As a Yemeni, I am so proud of you, girls. This is a Yemeni song with a beautiful Sanani dialect. It is worth mentioning that several religions had flourished in Yemen including Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Yemen is a country full of history and diversity.
Is this a different dialect? I usually understand my friend from yemen when we talk but i struggle to understand some words in their songs
@@lamiakhaled582 نعم في لهجات كثير جدا باليمن وبعض اللهجات حتى نحن كيمنيين مانفهمها او نستصعب فهمها
@@lamiakhaled582 اعتقد صديقك من عدن اذا ماخاب ظني لان اكثر لهجة نوعا ما مفهومة وواضحة
@@user-rn3mm9xl8p عندي اصدقاء من عدن ومن صنعاء فعلا اللهجة اللي بيغنو بيها صعبة شوي. ذكرتني بلهجة أهل مدينة عمارة في العراق
@@lamiakhaled582It is an old song so the vocabularies are a bit different plus the singers have a bit of a foreign accent.
Just spectacular !! As Yemeni, I find it a source of pride to see Yemeni Jews with such amazing performance.
+Othman Al-Haddi that is awesome brother! i love how we just adore the music and the culture without hating each other for our different religious or ethnic background. we all love it, no matter if jews arabs or germans like me. peace!
+Carsten Köhler I agree with u guys, just love it
Yemeni Jews with amazing performance indeed. Awesome
Agreed! I love it too
Same they are reviving our (and their) culture. God bless them!
يتغنو بفنهم ويمثلون أصولهم اليمنيه يكفي حبهم لبلدهم الأصل ولهجتهم الام الهجه اليمنيه اليمن ام الجميع
כבוד על כל התגובות. בהחלט מחמם את הלב לראות כמה המוזיקה מקרבת בין עמים. אחלה מוזיקה
I'm an American who grew up with the music of the 60's and onward. I am so moved by your music! It strikes me to my human roots.
🧠✍️👍💫🤝
They are wearing emroided Balochi traditional dress. I am a Baloch and feeling proud. Lovely voice 💖
pour la première foi que j'écoute la musique juive .
viraimont une très belle chanson .
bravo . .
salut du grand attlasse
I'm from Yemen and from Radaa. This is great work. wish you all the best.
Greetings from this American Jew! I'm absolutely in love with A-WA. Their music touches many, many different areas of the world! 😍
I am a Jamacian living in the UK. I have no idea what these beautiful women are saying but this song has me dancing while waiting for my bus home
dance , baby , dance !
Proud to be Jewish,❤️🙏🔯
Lyrics in Yemeni Arabic:
شمّك زبد رداعي
شمّك زبد رداعي
حُبيبي شمّك زبد رداعي
شمّك زبد رداعي
من حبّك الغالي شاصبر واراعي
سُمّ الحنش بريقه
أسقيتني سُمّ الحنش بريقه
سُمّ الحنش بريقه
خلّيت قلبي ما استضاىش طريقه
أو جاء الحبيب بكرة
من أين أو جاء الحبيب بكرة
أو جاء الحبيب بكرة
أجيب لك الحُمرة وازيد بدرة
أو ما بناه باني
بنيت لك دار أو ما بناه باني
أو ما بناه باني
لا قد بنا عرشي وانا خُباني
جوّب وقال ما بش
قُلت اسقني جوّب وقال ما بش
جوّب وقال ما بش
يا غارة الله كيف اسير عاطش
shamak zabad radaa'i hubaabi shamak zabad radaa'i
min hubbik alghalii shasbir waraa'i
summ alhanish bariga asgaytani summ alhanish bariga
khalayt galbi ma astaddash tariga
aw gaa' alhaabib bukra min eyn aw gaa' alhaabib bukra
agiib lik alhumreh wazayid budra
aw ma binaeh bani banayt lik daar aw maa banaeh bani
la gad bina 'arshii wana khubbani
gawwab wagaal maa bish gulat asgani gawwab wagaal ma bish
ya ghaarat allah keyf asiir 'aattish
ههههههه قدحنا داريين هي بلغتنا يا جني
رررررررررريديد من حق ريده
Julian Mastri 👍👍👍👍👍👍
شكرا على التوضيح
Julian Mastri تصحيح . لا قد بناه عرشي ولا خباني... أما بقية الكلمات فهي صحيحه
Nice song , great team , we are waiting for more
*Those Yemenite sisters rock big time and they're about to start a revolution worldwide. Yemenite Jews are very unique in the sense that they're the only Yemeni community that had persevered Yemeni culture and know how to showcase with a universal flare and appeal. Much love from Yemen 😘❤️💕👄😻😍*
I am from yemen we love our jews long life yemen and israel
The Jews of Yemen disagree over the rest of the Jews. Greetings to you, the Jews of Yemen
@@jamalfaqih4792 Thank you 😊
@@jamalfaqih4792
@@user-uw7mg9lr1g what? All Jews disagree with Jews. It's the most Jewish thing to do....If you find Jews who don't argue, they are probably not Jews.
What an amazing group! I love their songs. Greeting from Venezuela.
I'm here by way of NPR's podcast - All Songs Considered. I love these girls, their blend of sounds, cultures, and styles. Would love to see a Tiny Desk Concert by them! Enjoy repeatedly and remember to spread peace and love in the world!
Depuis la France ! MERCI !!!!!!!
Thank you for the music and vibrations you offer to the world !
I don't understand your language but Music like yours is understood all over the world , by the heart, the energy, the dance...
Thank you for this journey experience !
Now, I smile to the sky, the sun is shiny and I feel the sweet wind on my skin... I am fine, allright, in harmony with the Universe and myself... What else ?
Beautiful, talented and strong. Love to Yemeni Jewish people from Canada!
أنا أحب نساء كندا من الجزائر 🇩🇿
i m from morocco i love your song is the best welcome in morocco
Ofra Haza Would Be proud...!!! with love from another yemeni hebrew
from Yemen I love it
- From Paris I love your face
eric simon thx 💕
- I wish I was in Yemen now to see the sun on your skin and in your eyes...
eric simon oh my God 😅Yemen welcomes you 😍😍😍
- I feel bad about the war in your country : are you safe ? are you well ? where do you live ?
magnifique ! Bravo !
ايش الحلا والابدع والجمال واسلوب الغناء والرقص الخيالي انتي والله تستاهلين كل احترام وتقدير
I can hear them smiling in their voices!
well said :)
From Turkey, loved this!
EMR3 C4N 0K5UM aynen bilader.
ΜΙΧΑΛΗΣ ΜΙΧΑΗΛΙΔΗΣ Yeah I see are you one of those greek nationalist that wants greece to expand into turkey???
greetings from Mexico I totally love these girls, it would be nice if you could all stop bitchin about the Jews vs arabs thing and just enjoy this amazing song
This womens are Arabic jews com from Yemen
actually they are israeli jews of yemenite, morrocan and ashkenazi mixed heritage. Do not pigeonhole them to fit your narrow political agenda.
Eline Khellef i know, but i said that because of all the hate comments, we have a large jew community here in Mexico, from turkish jews all way through arab jews. I just think that it's a waste of time to post political point of views on a music video,
Well said
Shit, has anyone read the 1st comment, the man said it ali ...
I'm brazilian and I don't understand what are they saying, but I can feel The energy and power in theses girls! Woooow!
whoa, first time hearing this band. So good!
From Puerto Rico here. I love them!!!!! Hope to visit that part of the world someday. Que bellas son!
Yemeni queens going back to their roots ❤❤❤
Très belle musique... très bon mixte entre l'authenticité et la modernité... chapeau.. from Morocco 😍
هذا اليمن مش المغرب
Greetings from Albania ♥️♥️🇦🇱🇦🇱
Greating from ALGERIA 🔥🔥🔥
Love From Algeria 💚
wow, this music and these girls are amazing, greetings form Poland
Love from USA!
Hip hop arabic‼️😸🎼
Love from japan❗️🇯🇵
大好きです‼️😘❤️
nice this is Yemeni Jews old traditional song in Sana'a Yemen
מקסימות אין מילים..הכל מושלם..תצליחו
They played at Festival Internationale in Louisiana this weekend and they were AMAZING! Glad I was able to catch them! :D
Very captivating. Funky indeed. Greetings from a native Austrian :)
Special greetings to the Jews of Yemen, who have lived with us for many years, do not get used to us and did not attack them and flee from Yemen and they are forced and carry the love of their homeland and their homeland and proud of their heritage Greetings to all the Jews of Yemen
عدت المقطع أكثر من خمسين مره ومامليت ابدا .مزج التراث بايقاع هيب هاب...ابدااااااع قوي
love from Hungary ... I think it's great ...
I am absolutely obsessed with your music. You girls are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much!
So true!!! me too
I love it. You are really stars.
They are too cute!!!!
#A-WA : Ofra Haza would have been proud of you !!
1000000% true. RIP♥
I bet she smiles at them from above ;)
I was just thinking the same...may the good Lord rest her soul
sukhoi115 I was also thinking the same the first day I heard them preforming 👍❤️
Love you from Yemen .
there are no words for this! greetings from Europe, im loving it!!!!!
Quoi??!! Vous étiez à Nancy et je vous ai ratées??? Shame on me for missing you in Nancy! I love your music,Thanks a lot.
From Yemen ❤️❤️❤️
excellent !!!!!!! merciiiii
جميل التراث اليمني والأجمل تمسك اليمنيين بهذا التراث حتى اليهود في اسرائيل لا زالت لهجتهم يمنية واضحة
أحب من يتمسك بأصله وتراثه 😘
صدقت
ملابسهم بلوشي
اليمن هي بلد العرب واليهود وما العبرية الا من اللغة العربية وتعتبر لهجة .. وكان المسلمين يتكلموا عبري مع اليهود واليهود يتكلموا عربي مع المسلمين ..
تعاملات واحدة مع الجميع ..
اليمن هي بلاد التورتة والزبور والانجيل ..حقيقة وليس تعصب اعمى
@@youngb7ki نسيت لغة الأمازيغ أغلب كلماتها مشتاقة أو مترادفة مع اللغة العربية وكتابة المسند القديمة متشابهة مع حروف تيفيناغ الأمازيغية وخاصة أمازيغية تشلحيت أهل سوس المصامدة الجزوليين
@@لولاءلولاء-ح5ت أهلا وسهلا
Sois fantásticas ♥️♥️🎶🎶
very nice respect to my brother in Yemen
from moroccop big up nice music
Good to see Muslim people enjoying the singing of these Israeli Jewish ladies of (Jewish) Yemenite descent.
+Tania Szapiro I think when it comes to music, everybody should be able to put his cultural and religious background aside. This is a great song indeed !
اليهودية الاصلية من اليمن الاصل واحد عرب ويهود .. اليمن شعب واااحد وكل من اختار دينه برضاه.
I'm from Abu Dhabi and I absolutely enjoyed this song
@@youngb7ki "اليهودية الأصلية"؟ لا يوجد شيء مثل اليهودية هي دين أو أمة أو ثقافة أو مجموعة عرقية يمكن لليهود أن يكونوا في أي بلد كما يمكن للمسلمين والمسيحيين يستطيعون ذلك
I love Yemen I miss the the language you guys are doing great job
It is not that hard right now you can learn
تحيه لكم من اليمن..... ابن اليمن
Wow - just awesome!
I hope in one day you can come to Yemen, to give us a great night with this songs
I love you ,from #Yemen
viry beautiful song and balochi draiss naice
The electronica on this version of the song is the best.
Infectious beat!!
Amazing, the music is like latin music love it
- What a nice song !
SUUUPER FUNKY ! respects from Albania ! love it !!
From Turkey, this is awsome
Firat Srn i hope u understand arabic 😂
I dont understand arabic but I understand universal language of music bro :))
Firat Srn good for u brother but understand at least two words , u should know turkish language has many arabic words like galb(heart) and sabab(reason)
Arabic has presented the best name to all world languages. İt is Allah. All the rest words have no importance beside Allah we thankful to Arabic, my borther
Firat Srn I appreciate that my brother
تحيه لكم من رداع اليمن
I am from El Salvador ..I like this music...🤗🤗🤗
ثلاثي اكثر من رائع كمان اتقان الاغنيه بشكل رائع انا دائمن اعيد الاغنيه بشكل مستمر من حلاوتها ايوه وانا فدى
Cheers from Brazil!
Excellent !!!
You guys rock ❤ happy new year from the uk x
Greetings to you, your follower from Taiz Governorate, Yemen 🇾🇪
سُمّ الحنش بريقه
أسقيتني سُمّ الحنش بريقه
سُمّ الحنش بريقه
خلّيت قلبي ما استضاىش طريقه
Greating from Turkey
Greetings from Üsküdar
Ömer Faruk Yıldırım :D
Love it ..
Love from Paris
Amazing I love it
Love from a Mexiqueyah ❤❤❤
OMG, they look so Saudi Arabian
+theaverageteen99 They are not Arab/Arabian but Jewish Israeli, my friend.
Jacob K They are Jewish/Arab, its impossible for them not to have any Arabian blood. Judaism is a religion that spread to South Arabia before the Hebrew Diaspora. After the Queen of Sheba brought it back to her people after King Solomon. The Jewish community in Yemen therefore is one of the oldest in the world and these girls are Yemenite Arabs who follow the Jewish religion. I wonder who lied to them and told them that they are Israelite, there is no such thing as that anymore.
theaverageteen99
Part of what you said is true. Some Jews fled from the Inquisition in Spain but they not only fled to Muslim dominated countries but to France, Holland etc in Europe and also to the New World, the Americas....the first Jews in the USA were Sephardic.
Also, even during Islam's so-called Golden Age during the Islamic occupation of Spain( when they would burn 9 of every 10 books found) 1,000 years ago , a famous Jewish doctor & rabbi, the Rambam ( Maimonides) had to flee w/his family to save his life first to Morocco and then later to Egypt where he almost was executed, again.
Jews who fled Spain and ended up in the Ottoman Empire in Turkey or in Morocco or anywhere soon regretted it bc every 30 to 50 or 70 years there was a major massacre of Jews , either an entire village(s) or an entire neighborhoods.I will share only a few of these sad massacres....
in around 1,500 in Yemen 90% of the Jews were murdered by pushing them out of the cities, stealing houses, businesses, possessions and forced them on a death march in the desert!!!!
SPAIN: Cordoba in 1011: after the siege of Cordoba by Sulaymanibn al-Hakam the Jewish residents were rounded up and more than 2000 slaughtered[2][3]
- Granada in 1066.[4]In the 1066 Granada massacre, the first large pogrom on European soil, a Muslim mob crucified the Jewish vizier Joseph ibnNaghrela and massacred about 4,000 Jews[5]. Some versions of the massacre put the figure at 8-10000 deaths .
MOROCCO:
Fez In 1033: In 1033, the forces of Prince Abu-AlquemalTamim, perpetrated a massacre of Jews in Fez following their conquest and plunder of the city. The Prince's forces killed over six thousand Jews, Jewish belongings and properties where appropriated, and following in the footsteps of Mohammed example the Jewish women of the city where sold into slavery.
Fez and Marrakesh in 1146: The largest attacks occurred in Fez and Marrakesh when over 100,000 were killed by muslims in Fez and another 120,000 in Marrakesh . An account by Solomon Cohen dated January 1148 AD describes the Almohad conquests:"Abd al-Mumin ... 150 murdered for clinging to Judaism and refusing to convert to Islam.
Fez: Mobs murder many thousands of Jews in 1276 in a rampage that lasts over a week[11]
- Fez : (again) in 1465, leaving only 11 Jews alive, estimates are between 50 000 to 60 000 killed.[11][12]
IRAQ:There were many instances of violence against Jews during their long history in Iraq, far too many [13][14] as well as numerous enacted decrees ordering the destruction of synagogues in Iraq as well as a lot of forced conversion to Islam.[14]
- Basra: 1776 [15][16]
- Baghdad : in 1828 jews were massacred in Baghdad.[17]
- There was another massacre in Barfurush in 1867.[26]
PERSIA/IRAN:
Jews have been a part of Persian culture for over 2500 years.
- The massacre in Barfurush (1867).[17]
- And Meshed in 1839, in the eastern Persian city of, a mob burst into the Jewish Quarter, burned the synagogue, and destroyed the Torah scrolls. This is known as the Allahdad incident. It was only by forcible conversion that a massacre of hundreds of Jews was averted.[18]
ISRAEL:
The Jews of the Land of Israel were subject to routine prejudice and persecution. These were punctuated by HUNDREDS of pogroms by Arabs, Crusaders and Turks. here are some...
-The 1517 Hebron pogrom was a violent attack against the Jews of Hebron soon after the Ottomans had taken control of Judea/Israel in 1517. An account of the event, recorded by Japheth ben Manasseh in 1518, mentions how the onslaught was initiated by Turkish troops led by MuradBey, the deputy of the Sultan from Jerusalem.
-The 1834 Hebron pogrom or Yagma el Gabireh (the "great destruction"), occurred on 24 July 1834 when the forces loyal to Ibrahim Pasha attacked the city of Hebron in order to crush the Peasants' Revolt. The general population of the town was subjected to an orgy of violence at the hands of Egyptian soldiers following the fall of the city. Although the Jews had not been part of the uprising and Ibrahim Pasha had reassured the them that their quarter would be left unharmed, Hebronite Jews, bystanders to the warring factions, were attacked in what has been called a massacre and pogrom. Jews there were reduced to 120 families!
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- Of all of these in recent (Pre Zionism )theSafed [pogrom of 1834 stands out for its savagry. This pogrom is known in Jewish history as ‘The great plunder of Safed’ and it lasted for a remarkable 33 days of uninterrupted murder, raping and pillaging of Jewish lives and property (15th June 1834 to the 17th of July) The motivation, along with greed, was clearly anti-Semitic.
- The PetachTikva in 1886 is widely recognized as the first very organized Arab attack.
+Jacob K well Dear Jacob you should know that Yeman Jewery is one of origintaed since 684 b.c. when the Banilon exhalied the jews from the Jewdeya Kingdom with the distruction of the first Temple(Solomon Temple) they are considered the most originaly from that time .
Hagay Ben-Moshe dear Hagay, there were others too who joined them over the years. There was even at least two ( or was it three) Jewish kingdoms in Yemen in the 300s and 500s C.E. :)
Got academy go me onto these guys, absolutely luv it all the way from Australia.
great song.. U make my day. . 21~
روووعه انتم يمنيين رايعين
I love this.
love!!
حالي 😍
Fabulous ,, indeed great piece of work
تحيه لكم من السعوديه يا حلوين
الله ما احلااا تراثنا
If this much wonderfulness can come from where they're at ... it gives me hope
Amazing girls i love them !
من أجمل الأغاني اليمنية
so good no words
well I like the music,,I'm Latin so we love any kind of music even we don't understand. .. peace to everyone
Peace
جميله اصواتكم جدا💗
#τιλεςτωρα
greetings from Greece, amazing sound
now i know Yemen. Awesome. Keep going
Exellent! Original .
With all love to these lovely sisters
الله الله الله علا الفن اليماني العريق والاصيل
والفن فن للجميع وليس محصور بين دين أو مجتمع
كلممممممممم من تكلمممممم فخلنااااااااصم بوكم عوام لاني ما ولانعقللل
LOVE IT