The lyrics are taken from an old amazing poetry ifound this translation: Tell the beauty in the black veil, what have you done to the pious worshipper? He was rolling up his sleeves, getting ready for his prayers when you stopped him at the door of the mosque. God is Greater! God is Greater! O you who call to God with upraised hands, begging and beseeching the saviour. O you who seek his intercession tomorrow (on the Day of Judgement), tell the beauty in the black veil For she has stolen from him his religion and his conviction, and left him bewildered, without guidance Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of the religion of Muhammad! Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of Jesus and Ahmad (Mohammad)
The story of the poem There was a Khimar merchant brought Khimars with all colours to almadina almonawra (in KSA) and sold all of the colours except the black ones then he met the poetry and when he told him his story the poetry (Maskin aldarmy) wrote this masterpiece a poem about a woman wearing a black Khimar The next day the merchant was walking around repeating the poem in the markets and carrying the black Khimars Yet all black Khimars were sold cause all the women wanted to be Almaleha fe alKhimar alaswady
الله الله الله على هذا الصوت الرائع والكلمااات الاروع الله يطول بعمرك صباح فخري تحية من لبنان وشكرا لهذا الشاب الطيب لانه يهتم بالاغنية العربية ويعرفها في عالمه تحية من لبنان ❤
I was in Aleppo and heard Sabah Fakhri sing for 4 hours+ non-stop performing "quduud halabiyyah". He didn't get tired. Sabah Fakhry is the quintessential Aleppo performer.
صباح دخل مجموعة غينيس للارقام القياسية بسس غنائه لأكثر من 28 ساعة متواصلة دون الجلوس حتى جميع الأصوات السورية الحلبية خطيرة مثل ميادة الحناوي و شهد برمدا وحازم شريف و غيرهم الكثير
Sabah Fakhri is one of the people whose voice gives you power, and we say to the voice that makes your body shudder and adjusts your mood, and you speak in Arabic ( سلطنة )
Sabah Fakhri was my grandfather's fav singer❤ I used to listen to his strong voice when I was a kid with my lovely grandfather specially this song "Qaduka el Maiyas"🎶❤
@@IJayReaction I mentioned this information to you and other important information ، The correct information is 10 hours , but it seems that you do not read my messages on Facebook. You see it and tell me I added it to the list without reading what I write, unfortunately.
My dear, did you know that Sabah Fakhri performs the full octave without any difficulty and that he is the strongest voice on the world stage and moves between musical notes smoothly and that he is registered in the Guinness Book of Records for the longest singing time on stage for 14 continuous hours in Caracas, Venezuela, but the Guinness Book of Records recorded him only 10 hours and I think no singer can break his number. All love and affection to you dear Canadian.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This instrument is called "qanoon", it was invented by El- Faraby, it was used in the musical introduction of "Enta Omry انت عمري" song but it was cut of the version that you heard. It is widely used in Egyptian songs.
كبار الفنانين تجدهم يعزفون عدة آلات موسيقية ..مؤلفون وعازفون وملحنون في نفس الوقت.. والفنان يكون اوركيسترا فرقته.لهذا السبب ترى حركات يديه تطابق صوته .. إنه عظيم
Hi Jay! Sabah fakhry's songs reflect the true rich Syrian history and the strong oriental vocals of the arabic tradition. we actually listen to Sabah like you listen to Jazz, while having a nice glass of "arak" which is a homemade Syrian alcoholic beverage. Thank you for shining the light on a beautiful country torn apart by wars and international interests.
Greetings, and my full appreciation for your good presentation of the legendary artist Sabah Fakhri. .I would like to thank you again for this wonderful video
The instrument in min 5:10 does actually exist in Egypt and it's called "kanoon" old singers used it all the time and it's still used in theater and music institutes 😅 , love from Egypt ❤
Yeah, we have it here in Lebanon, I think in all Arabic countries too. It's normal to find it in Egypt, as they have very professional philharmonic orchestras
Yes right this instrument is qanoon but jay is talking about al santoor it’s almost the same qanoon but using a “metalic stick” in each hand instead of fingers
What you see behind onstage are the photo of Baalbeck ruins of the famous Roman Temple of Jupiter. Baalbeck was known at the time as Heliopolis, the City of the Sun. This is different from the Heliopolis in Egypt.... This was probably done as there were many Lebanese in the audience, so he chose Baalbeck Temple.
Thank you very much Jay for taking my recommendation in a serious way, and sorry for writing you a bit to late. They were a very busy couple of days. I am Egyptian and I knew our singer Sabah from my beloved late Father, may Allah bless his soul. Peace and greetings from Germany. 😊💪👍🙏✌️ Jay I recommend you an Egyptian singer Ali Al Hajjar in one of his best titles " AL Mal Wal Banoun".
@IJayReaction, no he's not the conductor (maestro) of his band, but as you might also noticed in Georges Wassouf's live performance, a singer sometimes has to give signs to the band when he wants to get off the tempo or musical notes in general, or even to request a repetition for a certain part.
My dear friend Jalal: The santoor is different from the Qanun machine: The santoor or santur (from Persian: santoor) is an oriental musical instrument. It has two sides, the lower side is larger than the upper side, and 5 holes separate them. The instrument contains 76 strings, with each 4 strings connected to one bundle. One of its strings is made of iron, and the other strings are made of bronze and copper, and they are of two colors: white strings and gold strings. The history of making and playing the santoor goes back to 2500 years BC. This instrument was discovered for the first time in Babylon, and the first civilization known to use the santoor were the Babylonians, who embodied the santoor in their historical epics, such as the Epic of Gilgamesh, with numbers on which the santoor was engraved. It has spread as a well-known oriental dish throughout the world. The santur differs from the Qanun in the way it is played. The qanun is played with two plectrums made of silver that are worn on the index fingers of the player's right and left hands, and then he plucks them on the strings in front of him. As for the santur, it is played by striking its strings with two small wooden paddles, and the sounds are changed by moving the supports that support the strings, which are usually made of wood.
that's why it considered as the first advertisement in history. The poet was handsome, so a lot of girls wanted to be the one he mentioned in his poetry I hope if you may mention this information in your video
This poem was written as a promotion for black veils. Women were not buying black veils, and all the other colors were selling fast. So after this poem, women started preferring black
4:50 its called Qanuun or ( القانون) instrument its popular in Arabic Tarab also in Arabic classical music from iraq Syria to Egypt and the gulf Arabian countries it has a great presence in orchestras too
Congratulations on your good choice. Whoever says Al-Muwashahat and Al-Qudud Al-Halabi says Sabah Fakhri, the legend, combines the beauty of the voice with professionalism and his distinguished choice of word.Similar to this poetry, which is one of the most beautiful poems word and meaning ❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
صباح فخري دخل مجموعة غينيس للأرقام القياسية بسبب بقائه على المسرح لأكثر من 28 ساعة متواصلة دون الجلوس 🌹✨ جميع الأصوات الحلبية السورية خطيرة و عظيمة صباح فخري و ميادة الحناوي و شهد برمدا و حازم شريف وغيرهم الكثير ❤️❤️❤️❤️
He was the first Arab singer to enter the Guinness World Records. He managed to sing for 10 hours without a break in 1968 at a concert in Caracas, Venezuela, which earned him an entry in the Guinness World Records.❤
This instrument it is called Qanon. And you can see it in egyptian orchestra behind oum Kalthoum This song of Sabah fakry is brillante song. U need to take a look to the Translation of this song. Well done
The instrument you referred to is called “”Al kanoon” (القانون), and it’s used in all Arab classic songs. I’m surprised you said you didn’t see it in Egyptian songs when you have reacted to a lot of Umm Kalthoum and other Arabic songs. If you go back to any of Umm Kalthoum’s songs, the guy playing the instrument, usually sits right behind her.
The instrument is Alqanoon and it is used in all arab cuntries and turkey and many more eastern lands...The Santour instrument is used in Iran , Iraq and few cuntries in the middle eastern parts of Asia... I have to tell you this, my friend. You are missing alot of things when you handle such subjects... Still we do appreciated what you are doing... Cheers
The instrument is called (Qanon) in Arabic and it is part of the basic Arabic ensemble "Oriental Takht" in the whole Arab world. You will find it even in the smallest cafe whereever a live music is played.
الشعب الحلبي لا يسمع سوى الأصوات الطربية القوية و الجبارة يتميز الجمهور السوري وخاصة الحلبي عن غيره من الجماهير العربية الآخرى بأنه لا يجامل الفنان حيث أنه يوضح بأنه غير مرغوب به على المسرح في حال لم يكن ذات صوت جميل و لذلك كان الكثير من المطربين من مختلف الدول العربية تخاف من الوقوف على المسارح السورية لأن الجمهور السوري ذواق للطرب و للأصوات القديرة ❤️❤️❤️🇸🇾 تحية لهذا الشعب العظيم 🇸🇾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
05:00 No, this instrument is available in other arabic countries. Actually it's used in the most arabic countries and if you lesson carefully in some of the song you reviewed before you will find it. It is a main music instrument in the traditional arabic music but, it depends on the music composer and conductor in when and how.
The instrument is called “Qanun” and it plays an essential part in tarab songs from countries like Syria. For many Arabs, when they hear this instrument, it reminds them of old Damascus. But of course as you said it’s widely used
A very strong voice. In the Arab world, there are four peerlessly strong voices, Sabah Fakhri (Syria), Wadi’ Al Safi (Lebanon), Nazem Al Ghazali (Iraq), and Umm Kalthoum (Egypt). Umm Kalthoum’s larynx is much stronger than the other three voices, despite the fact that she’s a woman. Umm Kalthoum sang a lot of songs based on improvisations, such as Beredak which she sang in the 1940s. It was a religious song in which she was beseeching God. It is a very heart-touching song which is just 4 minutes long, yet touches the listeners’ feelings very deeply.
Qoum lilmalieha its mean standup from the pretty 😆 Maliha its mean the girl who own beautiful face 😆 Qudud its kind or style for singing in Arabic traditions
U reacted to all ancient arab singers except the most famous Algerian singer Warda eldjazairia u ll enjoy her voice especially the song hikayti maa zaman
Please try to listen to Farid Alatrach more sir, be sure you'll love his deep feeling and sound even his master composition music. Listen to "Iyak min hoby" it gonna impressed you i promise
Actually this song have a very interesting story even some Arabs don't know about it , back in the days there was a fabric dealer who used to sell hijabs or like we call it some times khimars ,and women used to buy all the colors but they didn't buy the black ones and he started loosing money , a friend of his heard about his story and he was a poet so he wrote a poem about a very beautiful woman wearing a black khimar who stole the heart of a religious man who was going to the mosque , and suddenly all the women wanted to buy a black khimar like the pretty woman in the poem as it became trendy ..and that's how most of women back in time started wearing black khimars since the ottoman empire till the1920th and some still wear it till now or so says the legend 😂
@@IJayReaction that's why it considered as the first advertisement in history. The poet was handsome, so a lot of girls wanted to be the one he mentioned in his poetry the lyrics has no relation with Ottoman occupation period. it' belong to The Umayyad period, which is the golden age of the Arabs
Hi Jay I have a suggestion for you regarding Arabic songs. Many Arabic songs have very deep meanings. Also It may have a certain story behind it. I suggest that you open the door for suggestions to the Arabs so that they can nominate the songs and their meanings or their translation and story, if any, for you. Thus, you can include this information in your videos. I think this will increase the interaction of your videos and enrich the channel you may use youtube community for that Hope you like the idea
The lyrics in English are Tell the beauty in the black veil, what have you done to the pious worshipper? He was rolling up his sleeves, getting ready for his prayers when you stopped him at the door of the mosque. God is Greater! God is Greater! O you who call to God with upraised hands, begging and beseeching the saviour. O you who seek his intercession tomorrow (on the Day of Judgement), tell the beauty in the black veil For she has stolen from him his religion and his conviction, and left him bewildered, without guidance Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of the religion of Muhammad! Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of Jesus and Ahmad (Mohammad)!
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The lyrics are taken from an old amazing poetry ifound this translation:
Tell the beauty in the black veil, what have you done to the pious worshipper?
He was rolling up his sleeves, getting ready for his prayers when you stopped him at the door of the mosque.
God is Greater! God is Greater!
O you who call to God with upraised hands, begging and beseeching the saviour.
O you who seek his intercession tomorrow (on the Day of Judgement), tell the beauty in the black veil
For she has stolen from him his religion and his conviction, and left him bewildered, without guidance
Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of the religion of Muhammad!
Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of Jesus and Ahmad (Mohammad)
The story of the poem
There was a Khimar merchant brought Khimars with all colours to almadina almonawra (in KSA) and sold all of the colours except the black ones
then he met the poetry and when he told him his story the poetry (Maskin aldarmy) wrote this masterpiece
a poem about a woman wearing a black Khimar
The next day the merchant was walking around repeating the poem in the markets and carrying the black Khimars
Yet all black Khimars were sold cause all the women wanted to be
Almaleha fe alKhimar alaswady
Ibrahem hadi the poet الشاعر ، poetry شعر
الله الله الله على هذا الصوت الرائع والكلمااات الاروع
الله يطول بعمرك صباح فخري
تحية من لبنان
وشكرا لهذا الشاب الطيب لانه يهتم بالاغنية العربية ويعرفها في عالمه
تحية من لبنان ❤
I was in Aleppo and heard Sabah Fakhri sing for 4 hours+ non-stop performing "quduud halabiyyah". He didn't get tired. Sabah Fakhry is the quintessential Aleppo performer.
صباح دخل مجموعة غينيس للارقام القياسية بسس غنائه لأكثر من 28 ساعة متواصلة دون الجلوس حتى
جميع الأصوات السورية الحلبية خطيرة
مثل ميادة الحناوي و شهد برمدا وحازم شريف و غيرهم الكثير
صباح فخري هو أسطورة الموشحات والقدود الحلبية بسوريا الحبيبة .شكرا جزيلا لك سيدي لإمتاعنا بهذا الصوت الكبير الذي يتميز بالقوة والجمالية وروعة الإحساس .
صباح فخري اسطوره لن تتكرر
قليل من يستمع إلى الفن الأصيل، استمر في عرض مثل هذا النوع من الفن الجميل ،فصباح فخري هو رائد القدود الحلبية.
Sabah Fakhri is actually an unbelievable voice
He sang for 10 hours straight in Caracas
Sabah Fakhri is one of the people whose voice gives you power, and we say to the voice that makes your body shudder and adjusts your mood, and you speak in Arabic ( سلطنة )
Sabah Fakhri is a great treasure..
So you are.
الله الله الله انت حقيقي فنااان بتسمعني عمالقة الفن الجميل الفن الراقي الفن اللي ما بعده فن. ♥️👍
صوت رائع...
great voice ...
schöne Stimme...
صباح فخري الصوت الذي لن يتگرر ♥️🇸🇾
Sabah Fakhri was my grandfather's fav singer❤ I used to listen to his strong voice when I was a kid with my lovely grandfather specially this song "Qaduka el Maiyas"🎶❤
He's a true legend ...thnx Jay for the beautiful choice
He's a legend
Sabah fakhry intered genes word recored for singing for 13hours in a life concert in karakas 😍
Omg😍😍😍 That is unbelievable!
@@IJayReaction I mentioned this information to you and other important information ، The correct information is 10 hours , but it seems that you do not read my messages on Facebook. You see it and tell me I added it to the list without reading what I write, unfortunately.
Love you from syria ❤️🇸🇾🇨🇦❤️
انا اتابعك من العراق 🇮🇶 تحياتي
كاظم الساهر اغنيته حلو طولك
What he was singing is called "mawaal". It usually comes before the main song. When the song started the video ended.
الفن الجميل صباح فخري💯💯
صباح فخري ❤❤❤
Sabah one of the greatest vocals, Thanks Jay
مقطع رائع وانت اروع والله صباح فخري لن يتكرر معجبك من سوريا
My dear, did you know that Sabah Fakhri performs the full octave without any difficulty and that he is the strongest voice on the world stage and moves between musical notes smoothly and that he is registered in the Guinness Book of Records for the longest singing time on stage for 14 continuous hours in Caracas, Venezuela, but the Guinness Book of Records recorded him only 10 hours and I think no singer can break his number.
All love and affection to you dear Canadian.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sabah Fakhri is one of the greatest Arab singers. I urge you to react to more of his songs they're great!!
Nice one, We love Sabah Fakhri ❤️
This instrument is called "qanoon", it was invented by El- Faraby, it was used in the musical introduction of "Enta Omry انت عمري" song but it was cut of the version that you heard. It is widely used in Egyptian songs.
صوت جميل قوي يضرب في العظم
Sabah fakhri est un prestigieux artiste.dans tous les pays arabe.merci pour votre commentaire.
صباح فخري أسطورة
كبار الفنانين تجدهم يعزفون عدة آلات موسيقية ..مؤلفون وعازفون وملحنون في نفس الوقت.. والفنان يكون اوركيسترا فرقته.لهذا السبب ترى حركات يديه تطابق صوته .. إنه عظيم
Hi Jay!
Sabah fakhry's songs reflect the true rich Syrian history and the strong oriental vocals of the arabic tradition.
we actually listen to Sabah like you listen to Jazz, while having a nice glass of "arak" which is a homemade Syrian alcoholic beverage.
Thank you for shining the light on a beautiful country torn apart by wars and international interests.
Greetings, and my full appreciation for your good presentation of the legendary artist Sabah Fakhri. .I would like to thank you again for this wonderful video
My pleasure brother. I don't have the link of full concert in Vegas but you can find the link of original video in the description.
This playing instrument is called the law, and it is present in many of the songs of Umm Kulthum, Abdel Halim and others as well
RIP Mr. Fakery.. simply magic
God bless you, Sabah Fakhri 💔 رحمك الله يا صباح
Man, that is just the"mawall". You got to see him when he dance, he looks like a funny cute little man lol
The instrument in min 5:10 does actually exist in Egypt and it's called "kanoon" old singers used it all the time and it's still used in theater and music institutes 😅 , love from Egypt ❤
Yeah, we have it here in Lebanon, I think in all Arabic countries too.
It's normal to find it in Egypt, as they have very professional philharmonic orchestras
Yes right this instrument is qanoon but jay is talking about al santoor it’s almost the same qanoon but using a “metalic stick” in each hand instead of fingers
This is the best Syrian singer have adorable Syrian theme
The legend of Arab singing, Sabah Fakhri, died 40 days ago
What you see behind onstage are the photo of Baalbeck ruins of the famous Roman Temple of Jupiter. Baalbeck was known at the time as Heliopolis, the City of the Sun. This is different from the Heliopolis in Egypt.... This was probably done as there were many Lebanese in the audience, so he chose Baalbeck Temple.
Thank you very much Jay for taking my recommendation in a serious way, and sorry for writing you a bit to late. They were a very busy couple of days. I am Egyptian and I knew our singer Sabah from my beloved late Father, may Allah bless his soul.
Peace and greetings from Germany. 😊💪👍🙏✌️
Jay I recommend you an Egyptian singer Ali Al Hajjar in one of his best titles " AL Mal Wal Banoun".
ماجدة الرومي كلمات لبنان
It's the best
You are great TH-camr .. i love your videos .. ❤️❤️
Yes you are a great artist, thank you for sharing arab songs
You should try (قدك المياس) for sabah fakhre and bo not forgot melhm barkat (ملحم بركات)
Greetings from Aleppo thanks for this amazing reaction Sabah Fakhry is the king of qudoud alhalabiya(this music genre is called qudoud)😍💙💙
Rest in peace ♥️🇩🇿
@IJayReaction, no he's not the conductor (maestro) of his band, but as you might also noticed in Georges Wassouf's live performance, a singer sometimes has to give signs to the band when he wants to get off the tempo or musical notes in general, or even to request a repetition for a certain part.
My dear friend Jalal:
The santoor is different from the Qanun machine:
The santoor or santur (from Persian: santoor) is an oriental musical instrument. It has two sides, the lower side is larger than the upper side, and 5 holes separate them. The instrument contains 76 strings, with each 4 strings connected to one bundle. One of its strings is made of iron, and the other strings are made of bronze and copper, and they are of two colors: white strings and gold strings.
The history of making and playing the santoor goes back to 2500 years BC. This instrument was discovered for the first time in Babylon, and the first civilization known to use the santoor were the Babylonians, who embodied the santoor in their historical epics, such as the Epic of Gilgamesh, with numbers on which the santoor was engraved. It has spread as a well-known oriental dish throughout the world.
The santur differs from the Qanun in the way it is played. The qanun is played with two plectrums made of silver that are worn on the index fingers of the player's right and left hands, and then he plucks them on the strings in front of him.
As for the santur, it is played by striking its strings with two small wooden paddles, and the sounds are changed by moving the supports that support the strings, which are usually made of wood.
Hi brother. Thank you for your extremely informative and precise comment. 🙏🙏❤️❤️🍁🍁
that's why it considered as the first advertisement in history.
The poet was handsome, so a lot of girls wanted to be the one he mentioned in his poetry
I hope if you may mention this information in your video
This poem was written as a promotion for black veils. Women were not buying black veils, and all the other colors were selling fast. So after this poem, women started preferring black
4:50 its called Qanuun or ( القانون) instrument its popular in Arabic Tarab also in Arabic classical music from iraq Syria to Egypt and the gulf Arabian countries it has a great presence in orchestras too
Congratulations on your good choice. Whoever says Al-Muwashahat and Al-Qudud Al-Halabi says Sabah Fakhri, the legend, combines the beauty of the voice with professionalism and his distinguished choice of word.Similar to this poetry, which is one of the most beautiful poems word and meaning ❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
صباح فخري دخل مجموعة غينيس للأرقام القياسية بسبب بقائه على المسرح لأكثر من 28 ساعة متواصلة دون الجلوس 🌹✨
جميع الأصوات الحلبية السورية خطيرة و عظيمة
صباح فخري و ميادة الحناوي و شهد برمدا و حازم شريف وغيرهم الكثير ❤️❤️❤️❤️
P. S. Jay this instrument was available most of the time in Om Kolthoum's concerts too,not oy in Iraq and Syria.
He was the first Arab singer to enter the Guinness World Records. He managed to sing for 10 hours without a break in 1968 at a concert in Caracas, Venezuela, which earned him an entry in the Guinness World Records.❤
Music runs in the family. Sabah Fakhry's son Anas Abu Qaws is also a singer in the same style.
This instrument called kanon and used in most of the Arab countries specially Egypt also joined Om kelthom in most of her songs .
صباح فخري ملك القدود الحلبية والأندلسية والموشحات
This instrument it is called Qanon. And you can see it in egyptian orchestra behind oum Kalthoum
This song of Sabah fakry is brillante song. U need to take a look to the Translation of this song. Well done
Waiting a lot for this video😍😍😍😍Thanks a lot!! ♥ My best wishes from Argentina
you have dear to hear this song by Sabah مؤسس الطرب صباح فخري خمرة الحب مهرجان جرش
The instrument you referred to is called “”Al kanoon” (القانون), and it’s used in all Arab classic songs. I’m surprised you said you didn’t see it in Egyptian songs when you have reacted to a lot of Umm Kalthoum and other Arabic songs. If you go back to any of Umm Kalthoum’s songs, the guy playing the instrument, usually sits right behind her.
The instrument is Alqanoon and it is used in all arab cuntries and turkey and many more eastern lands...The Santour instrument is used in Iran , Iraq and few cuntries in the middle eastern parts of Asia... I have to tell you this, my friend. You are missing alot of things when you handle such subjects... Still we do appreciated what you are doing... Cheers
The instrument is called (Qanon) in Arabic and it is part of the basic Arabic ensemble "Oriental Takht" in the whole Arab world. You will find it even in the smallest cafe whereever a live music is played.
الشعب الحلبي لا يسمع سوى الأصوات الطربية القوية و الجبارة
يتميز الجمهور السوري وخاصة الحلبي عن غيره من الجماهير العربية الآخرى بأنه لا يجامل الفنان حيث أنه يوضح بأنه غير مرغوب به على المسرح في حال لم يكن ذات صوت جميل و لذلك كان الكثير من المطربين من مختلف الدول العربية تخاف من الوقوف على المسارح السورية لأن الجمهور السوري ذواق للطرب و للأصوات القديرة ❤️❤️❤️🇸🇾
تحية لهذا الشعب العظيم 🇸🇾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The inustrement called (kanon ) and it is in umm kulthum's music also in egypt
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Kanon is also written as "qanun".
Tanke you شكرا لك جزيلا امتعتنا
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No, this instrument is available in other arabic countries.
Actually it's used in the most arabic countries and if you lesson carefully in some of the song you reviewed before you will find it.
It is a main music instrument in the traditional arabic music but, it depends on the music composer and conductor in when and how.
The instrument is called “Qanun” and it plays an essential part in tarab songs from countries like Syria. For many Arabs, when they hear this instrument, it reminds them of old Damascus. But of course as you said it’s widely used
@@sarak.7779 it's being used in all Arab countries, but everyone like to own the legacy for their own country solely 👻
He spent 14 hours on the stage in LAS VEGAS with the same strong performance
Hello brother,
You will find a lot of his concerts on youtube.
Thanks for your show 👍🏼☺️
The instrument is called Kanun, its a traditional Arabic instrument
I think it IS perçian first
The composer is Sabah Fakhry himself.
I suggest you listening to singer his name gorge wasof he is amazing singer
Aanon that is its name ... here in egypt it's essential .. u saw it in umm kolthom songs but u forgot .. see it again
you are a good listener 👌♥️
A very strong voice. In the Arab world, there are four peerlessly strong voices, Sabah Fakhri (Syria), Wadi’ Al Safi (Lebanon), Nazem Al Ghazali (Iraq), and Umm Kalthoum (Egypt). Umm Kalthoum’s larynx is much stronger than the other three voices, despite the fact that she’s a woman. Umm Kalthoum sang a lot of songs based on improvisations, such as Beredak which she sang in the 1940s. It was a religious song in which she was beseeching God. It is a very heart-touching song which is just 4 minutes long, yet touches the listeners’ feelings very deeply.
Qoum lilmalieha its mean standup from the pretty 😆
Maliha its mean the girl who own beautiful face 😆
Qudud its kind or style for singing in Arabic traditions
U reacted to all ancient arab singers except the most famous Algerian singer Warda eldjazairia u ll enjoy her voice especially the song hikayti maa zaman
React to aziza jalal ..beautiful voice from morocco 🔥🔥
Check out ميادة الحناوي -فاتت سنة (mayada alhenawy - fatet sana)
Is been said that this poem was a publicity. The poem was meant to promote the black veil .
I'm glad that you liked it
For the next video you should look for (MELHIM BARAKAT) he is number two in Lebanon after (wadih el safi)
الرائع ملحم بركاات
He's able to sing 10 hours continuesly
what a legend , jay react to mai farouk alf leila wa leila a tribute to um kulthoum.
her voice is tenor he sign after c5 to G5
الله يرحمه
الة القانون صوتها يجنن هي،والناي
Please try to listen to Farid Alatrach more sir, be sure you'll love his deep feeling and sound even his master composition music. Listen to "Iyak min hoby" it gonna impressed you i promise
In turkish we called “kanun” to this enstrument 🥰
Its arab not turkish 🤦♀️
@@sg9876 right 🥰 ve called kanun too 😂😂
Actually this song have a very interesting story even some Arabs don't know about it , back in the days there was a fabric dealer who used to sell hijabs or like we call it some times khimars ,and women used to buy all the colors but they didn't buy the black ones and he started loosing money , a friend of his heard about his story and he was a poet so he wrote a poem about a very beautiful woman wearing a black khimar who stole the heart of a religious man who was going to the mosque , and suddenly all the women wanted to buy a black khimar like the pretty woman in the poem as it became trendy ..and that's how most of women back in time started wearing black khimars since the ottoman empire till the1920th and some still wear it till now or so says the legend 😂
Lol
That was smart😀
القصيدة من العصر الاموي وليس العثماني
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that's why it considered as the first advertisement in history.
The poet was handsome, so a lot of girls wanted to be the one he mentioned in his poetry
the lyrics has no relation with Ottoman occupation period.
it' belong to The Umayyad period, which is the golden age of the Arabs
The song itself becomes a time appropriate "product placement" LOL
you should to listen it with "hazem Ehab " voice
Kadim alsaher legendary singer iraqi
The song (ana wa laila ) please 🙏
Hi Jay
I have a suggestion for you regarding Arabic songs.
Many Arabic songs have very deep meanings. Also It may have a certain story behind it. I suggest that you open the door for suggestions to the Arabs so that they can nominate the songs and their meanings or their translation and story, if any, for you. Thus, you can include this information in your videos.
I think this will increase the interaction of your videos and enrich the channel
you may use youtube community for that
Hope you like the idea
The instrument is used in all the videos of arabic music u reacted to LOL… u can hear it , eap om kalthoums
nazem xazai...
ناظم الغزالي...فوق النخل
Try Lotfi Bouchnak tunisian singer beautiful voice and nice vocals you will love it 😍
The lyrics in English are
Tell the beauty in the black veil, what have you done to the pious worshipper?
He was rolling up his sleeves, getting ready for his prayers when you stopped him at the door of the mosque.
God is Greater! God is Greater!
O you who call to God with upraised hands, begging and beseeching the saviour.
O you who seek his intercession tomorrow (on the Day of Judgement), tell the beauty in the black veil
For she has stolen from him his religion and his conviction, and left him bewildered, without guidance
Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of the religion of Muhammad!
Give back to him his prayer and his fasts - don’t kill him for the sake of Jesus and Ahmad (Mohammad)!
ياحظ اللي يعرف انجليزي
Love u Jay
Likewise ❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Rip sabbah💔
Sabah Fakhry it so sick nowadays. pray for him