Tiad, you do well my friend in making me long for the days I was able to turn on the radio and listen to the likes of Niyas and Azam Ali on local stations. Keep posting and may you be blessed.
@acerb45666555 Not really a barrier, just differences in thoughts and practices. Sufi's explore the more mystical side of Islam, and the main difference from what I understand b/w sunni's and shia's is that Shia's believe that leaders of Islam must be direct descendents of Muhammad PBUH but Sunni's believe it can be anyone who is worthy. But that's the cut and dry of it, there are many MANY other differences and some people may disagre with what little I have said.
@PrakMij89 Not from Afghanistan, she was born in Iran and grew up in India. The only thing that makes her related even remotely to Afghanistan is that she sings some songs in Dari, a Persian/Afghani language.
the text she's singing are from the poems of the legendary poet: Rumi, whom was a Persian(Tajik) poet from Balkh (Greater Khorasan). nowadays Afghanistan
"Azam Ali was born in Iran to Sufi parents. She emmigrated to India at the age of four. There she attended an international co-educational boarding school for eleven years."
"While pursuing formal training in various vocal traditions, like Western classical, Indian, Persian and Eastern European, Azams true passion has been to explore the immense potentiality of the human voice, specifically its capability to transcend language, culture and spiritual barriers when expressing pure emotion."
Tiad, you do well my friend in making me long for the days I was able to turn on the radio and listen to the likes of Niyas and Azam Ali on local stations. Keep posting and may you be blessed.
TheGrumpy60 1 month ago
Awesome pics!
cybeliandream 2 months ago
sound turkish...
capriceman1 4 months ago
@capriceman1 no its not turkish. but i wish, it is a magical language or maybe just the singer it is :D
turkoman19 3 months ago
what is the barrier between a Sunni or Shia and a Sufi? is there a barrier?
acerb45666555 1 year ago
@acerb45666555 Not really a barrier, just differences in thoughts and practices. Sufi's explore the more mystical side of Islam, and the main difference from what I understand b/w sunni's and shia's is that Shia's believe that leaders of Islam must be direct descendents of Muhammad PBUH but Sunni's believe it can be anyone who is worthy. But that's the cut and dry of it, there are many MANY other differences and some people may disagre with what little I have said.
MrsKhan2010 1 year ago
another prime cut from Tiad
God4Dunoon 1 year ago
Great song! Love the fusion sounds and her voice and instruments Such a great wayt o bring archaic sounds into the 21st century
tinytina666 1 year ago
I love this song so I don't care if from afhanistan!!!
PrakMij89 1 year ago
@PrakMij89 Not from Afghanistan, she was born in Iran and grew up in India. The only thing that makes her related even remotely to Afghanistan is that she sings some songs in Dari, a Persian/Afghani language.
MrsKhan2010 1 year ago
@MrsKhan2010
the text she's singing are from the poems of the legendary poet: Rumi, whom was a Persian(Tajik) poet from Balkh (Greater Khorasan). nowadays Afghanistan
010panjsheri 1 week ago
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she is from afghanistan
lordpimmel 1 year ago
@lordpimmel: Azam Ali was born in Tehran. She is originated in Iran.
tiad 1 year ago 9
@lordpimmel
yes dude basically she is from afghanistan
guljand1 1 year ago
@lordpimmel She was born in Iran and grew up in India, she sings in Persian, Farsi, Dari, Urdu(Hindi) and other languages.
MrsKhan2010 1 year ago
@lordpimmel ....nope, born in Tehran. raised in Mumbai. then move to USA. but i bet she could sing in Pashtune or Hazara, Tadjik, etc.
acerb45666555 10 months ago
@lordpimmel
it doesn't matter :)
Sasoman 9 months ago
ps: watch>>>>>>"Native American : Apache Sun Dance Song "...............you see! the Beloved is known everywhere! :)
acerb45666555 1 year ago
over here the SunDance is for the Sun, the creator! =The Beloved!
acerb45666555 1 year ago
well tiad you really improved my taste in music and widened my horizon!
thanks a lot and keep it up!
TheSahara69 1 year ago
do they know this language... I wish
God4Dunoon 2 years ago
@God4Dunoon: I think so! ;-)
"Azam Ali was born in Iran to Sufi parents. She emmigrated to India at the age of four. There she attended an international co-educational boarding school for eleven years."
tiad 2 years ago
@tiad that was not he meaning of the question.... :)
God4Dunoon 9 months ago
@God4Dunoon:
"While pursuing formal training in various vocal traditions, like Western classical, Indian, Persian and Eastern European, Azams true passion has been to explore the immense potentiality of the human voice, specifically its capability to transcend language, culture and spiritual barriers when expressing pure emotion."
tiad 2 years ago 7
@tiad ......and she has succeeded quite well! a genius!
acerb45666555 1 year ago
@God4Dunoon ..its Farsi.
acerb45666555 10 months ago
@acerb45666555 I know....
God4Dunoon 9 months ago
Excellent!
carinealvim 2 years ago
A very good song, mi friend rithim and lyrics, recibe un saludo muy cordal, good weekend.
jorgebcn59 2 years ago
@jorgebcn59: Thank you for your feedback. Ragards!
tiad 2 years ago