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    Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 05:53

This is an Arabic song with the English translation, I didn't translate it but I did fix it a bit though...


it's called Elhilm Elarabi = Arabian dream


here's the song link if u want to hear it while reading

El 7ilm el 3araby



 
generations after generations will live to our dreams.
And what we say today will be a life commitment.


Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us.

 

To dream is not impossible , as long as fulfillment is conceivable.
And as long as the night lasts, it's definitely followed bya dawn.



Live up to all that you are, even when the truth is the difficult path.
Try, and you shall reach{up high}; the dignity of the attempt alone in enough.


Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us.



Prove yourself on your own Time; believe in your ambitions, you will succeed.
Let your eyes see the truth, and so the truth will be seen by others.



Challenge the world and revolt, and learn to remain courageous.
The journey of a thousand miles, starts with a single step.



Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us.





Justice needs strength, in order to support/protect it.
Never, by rhetoric and complaints, will the rightful land return.


Love that has a sparking fire, and eyes filled with hope.
Children, with stones in their hands, will reinvent the world.


Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us.
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From every land that speaks the "dhad" language{Aarabic}.
And with loudest voice and heartbeat, we call for a unity a rebirth



Our children everywhere, are enlightment for a truth seeker in every nation.

Righteousness, Love, Goodness ... , are our message of all Time




Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us.






Sing along and say: Art is aspiration and success.
From sadness, we create joy, from our thoughts, a path and a life.



A Righteousness word in a song, is spoken and in a second it's gone;
Perhaps and after years{overtime}, it{thje word} may change the world.



Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us.



Let the hopes be true, and plan your time well{don't waste it}.
For all closed-end ways, Love would find an open door.



The song delets/overcome borders, and the heart is its nation;
We'll sing as long as we live, and as long as we could, we'll love...


Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us


Love is not just a word, it's feelings and physical.
Be a light, a smile, a song, and a guide for others along the path



Our dream, for all Time, is the unity of all nations.
All disagreements would disappear; it is enough{after all} you are {only}human.



Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us

 

When you away from home{land}, you're talent is who ou are/your country; you'll find the proof wherever you go.
Sing for people of friendship, you'll find the world to be beautiful



Love in all the languages{international}, and make years pass by like seconds.
The bird's destiny is to fly, and our destiny is to sing songs.



Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us
 

We hope our dreams come truel, and break all hardened silences.
For although in many times righeousness is shining-bright, people call craziness.

 


Like the tree, it was a seed, and the story was an idea.
And since we love and dream, we'll find/reach the {right} path of the future


Chorus:
Perhaps the darkness of the night would distance us,
But Rays of light would reach to furthest sky.
This is our dream, for all our live, an embrace to enfold us all, all of us



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  Quote ok ge Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16-Sep-2005 at 13:22

Originally posted by erci

you're not gonna believe this but my nick name was Ya habib Ya Sheik Ya Erdjument in high school.I don't even know what it means  one of the other friends named Ya fettan Ya ferru Ya Selahattin

That is a long freaking name!  Habib (beloved person) ya sheik (O' Sheikh) Ya Erdjument (?).

Can you tell me the meaning of Ferru? I know Fettan (person who ignite troubles by transfering talks between people)

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  Quote erci Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 02:05
Ercument is my name

Fettan? I don't know what it means, it was sound Arabic that must be the reason why we have used it.don't know ferru either but it sounds Arabic too.we had made them up.
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  Quote ok ge Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 02:35

Im glad you changed your avatar. That creapy man scares me

1001 night, El helm El Arabi is so depressing and as we call it too "it is the dream" meaning will never come true . Too much pessemism



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  Quote Bakma Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17-Sep-2005 at 12:14
"aaaaaaaaaaaah ya elby" great song HAKIM-HABIBI

it is sad that nobody knows the maroc pop charts...
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Originally posted by ok ge

Im glad you changed your avatar. That creapy man scares me

1001 night, El helm El Arabi is so depressing and as we call it too "it is the dream" meaning will never come true . Too much pessemism

yes.. we dream alot but we don't work hard enough to make dreams come true...{we dream our lives rather than live our dreams} ... 

 by the way.. I like "Elwatan elakbar" even better than this one.. have you heard it? it is led by Abdul haleem

@Bakma.. if you see the singer photo would you know him/her?

go here and see http://6arab.com/new-des/ar-west.shtml

or www.6rb.com <<< see there, search under morocco.. let me know

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  Quote Bakma Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18-Sep-2005 at 09:43
"

Saudi Songs
:: Kuwait Songs
:: UAE Songs
:: Behrain Songs
:: Syria Songs
:: Lebanese Songs
:: Egypt Songs
:: enabic Songs
:: Iraqi Songs
:: Shakshaka Songs
:: Concert Songs
:: Gathering Songs
:: Jooby Songs
:: Collection 6rb
:: Spanish Songs
:: Turkish Songs
:: Irani Songs
:: Indian Songs
:: Indian Video Clip
:: Arabic Comedy Clip
:: English Comedy Clip
:: Djs & Remixes"



thank you shukran but i can't find the maroc (fas) charts i think if i could see their videoclips i would remember them...


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  Quote azimuth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19-Sep-2005 at 02:00

Asalah (Syrian lives in Dubai,UAE)

 

both songs are in an Arabian Peninsula's accent.

 

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  Quote azimuth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Mar-2006 at 04:33

its been long time since the last up date,

all new ones are slow. dont know why

anyway some updates.

 

ahlam from uae

Seren from lebanon

Nilly from Jordan

Norhan  from Lebanon

 

Sabah and Rula, both lebanon

the one in red is almost 90 (something around 87/88 years old)

 

Shahinaz from egypt.

Tamer from Egypt

 

Angham from egypt.

Hind from Bahrain.

Hifa from Lebanon

mai from lebanon/ sings in Indian

Hasna from Morocco

Asala from Syria.

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this guy is Turkish , in this song he sings in English/Turkish/Arabic/ and Hindi.

Religious song. tukish style.

 

 

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Shukran jazilan, ya azimuth... ana ohibb al pop al arabi ; )
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  Quote azimuth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Mar-2006 at 20:32

Originally posted by Halevi

Shukran jazilan, ya azimuth... ana ohibb al pop al arabi ; )

you wellcome, how come you speak arabic now ?

arab jew?

 

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Originally posted by azimuth

Originally posted by Halevi

Shukran jazilan, ya azimuth... ana ohibb al pop al arabi ; )

you wellcome, how come you speak arabic now ?

arab jew?



no.     how come you speak english?
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  Quote azimuth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Mar-2006 at 22:24

mmm good answer

english is international language these days and its a must to learn for many people.

but why would you learn arabic? it isnt important in canda or anywhere in the west as far as i know.

 

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  Quote Halevi Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-Mar-2006 at 04:47
Originally posted by azimuth

mmm good answer

english is international language these days and its a must to learn for many people.

but why would you learn arabic? it isnt important in canda or anywhere in the west as far as i know.




Why not?   Its a beautiful language, and its nice to know what people are saying in it. Besides, as you already know, its really very similar to Hebrew, so its not as much of a headache for me as for the average monoglot.

Also, im working on a MA in Mid East studies, so its therefore helpful to be familiar with Arabic. Mind you, im not very good, ive been putting more effort into learning Farsi.

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  Quote Gyadu Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-Mar-2006 at 09:20

Thanx for the effort 1001 nights.It's a very beautiful and meaningful song.Have heard it about 12 times since this morning.Listening right now.

I've heard Sidi Mansour.Is it a Moroccan song?Have heard 3 versions.....including the Remix.Best I like is the traditional one.Usually can't find it on Morpheus though.

If you have time and energy plz translate Ya Rayah.I know a bit about meaning of the title.

Some Random Comments on this thread and the members participating in it.

Was surprised this thread was started by Azimuth.Used to think he is a fundamentalist Wahabi out to convert the whole world by hook or by crook.And Azimuth beware of Halevi.He is an agent of Mossad.Wonder how you'll make sure what his intentions are/faith is when he comes to offer prayers in Mecca.

Halevi check my signature.Nice to know you do believe in something.Shall we start a thread in the intellectual section to find out if that thing is imaginary/real?

 



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Originally posted by Gyadu

....And Azimuth beware of Halevi.He is an agent of Mossad....



Way to blow my cover!!! Central office is going to be pissed...
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Originally posted by Gyadu

Halevi check my signature.Nice to know you do believe in something.Shall we start a thread in the intellectual section to find out if that thing is imaginary/real?



Im always up for an intellectual thread, but you lost me, here. Please elaborate.
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  Quote Gyadu Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-Mar-2006 at 12:52

Good Night Dudes.

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  Quote Gyadu Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24-Mar-2006 at 09:03
Originally posted by azimuth

iam confused

you two know each other?

 

Shalom Azimuth.Please don't expose our coalition to rest of the world.

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