Traditional Libyan Arabic Music

[68umurbey]

we love arabian music all time, from Turkiye

[ThePeacefulArtist]

I've been to Spain & Granada Of Course!

[ryanhhcheung]

i can just imagine the arabic desert, the hookahs, the bazaars...very exotic, strange and wonderful music

[RsVideosv]

Excellent music!

[Metsada007]

Wonderful traditional Arabic music, selam from Turkey.

[gjames90]

I like Arabian music:) Can anyone help me with a song whose name I don't know:( the songs lyrics are something like that:

"bucudukiyee ya bu samra yah les harbelli dahilallah dahilama yulek mi sufeddin ya mezlumek" pleasee help mee:(

[Perytupi]

Wonderful!

[arabiannight100]

allah allah ya libya

bin7ibko wallahi

salam min elsaudia 

[mchelo18]

THANK YOU, this is so precious, I'm downloading now, can't thank you enough. As a songwriter, I'm fascinated by this. You made my day. :)

[CINTERPOL]

i liked this greetings from mexico

[Alnasrlina]

The music is excellent and rare, but couldn't the quality of sound be a lil better?

[dooli1981]

@Alnasrlina: It could be better, but unfortunately I don't know how. Can you help?

[sarah20xoxo]

you have this on a baby music playlist

[dooli1981]

@sarah20xoxo: What do you mean?

[sarah20xoxo]

@dooli1981 someone made a playlist of baby sleep music and put this in there.

[ssaa444]

والله فن عظيم واصيل ياهل ليبيا ... تحيتي لكم من اخوكم بالسعودية

[sparkles2213]

@ssaa444 what does this mean

[dooli1981]

@sparkles2213: ssaa444 is saying "By God a great art, greetings from your Saudi brother". Hope that helps! :-)

[sparkles2213]

@dooli1981 that does help... it looks like a really hard launguage...

[dooli1981]

@sparkles2213: I have to come clean, I translated it with Google translate! Makes it easier! But yeah Arabic is hard.

[alexsoinne]

It would be nice if the pictures shown are from Libya instead of the Alhamba Palace in Granada.

[dooli1981]

@alexsoinne: Well this style of music originated in Arabian Spain so the Alhambra is not completely out of place!

[pesta1958]

I'm totally memorized by such wonderful Libyan chant... It reminds me of the monastic Gregorian chant and the very liturgical recitative. I wish Libyans would preserve such wonderful treasures and archive them where they find them.

Please keep them coming.

Such uplifting melodies even linguistic ignorant like myself can appreciate such great repertory.

God save Libya and long live Libya free form tyranny.

[WiwiTrables]

@pesta1958 We have been called rats, terrorists ....But finally we have been called Free People.

LONG LIVE LIBYA FREE and thank you for support us :)

[megatron0357]

i think i found a new love. this music..it beautiful

[fattoon1]

This is what we call art, Maloof music is very classy and it means alot to us 6rabilsiya, from almadina alqadimah. very nice! thanx dooli1981.

[skweenison1]

love the music, so good and feels so good

[issamlogin]

اثريت نفوسنا و اغنيت تراثنا و عليت شان بلادك في المحافل العربية

رحمك الله و ادخلك فسيح جناته

[ani1616]

SIerra Leone unite

[AtzeHHouse]

Wow that's great.

I love this music.

[alaguri]

Oooooooooooooooooh it's very nice music, that's really.

[Pam4Rob]

I am also lebanese, My last name is Maloof

[hazem123789]

ماشأالله كثرمنهم ياخونا

[quigglessmlblufrg]

I'm a Lebanese Maloof.

Great music and pictures. =]

[monhaz]

Great. Please post more Nawbat Maloof, and I am sure that too many Libyans, and others will enjoy them.

By the way does any one have the song Zahrat al yasmeen.

[salahben86]

I live outside the country and i used to download maloof from libyanonlinecom but now the website is not working so can u please post some more for us. salah

[Jazeera1973]

Thanx :) I'll try it for bellydancing !

[Jazeera1973]

What a wonderful song ! Can anyone please explain me what is lybian "Maloof" ? Is it a traditional music style ? What is the title ? I'd like to use it for bellydancing.

[dooli1981]

As far as I know Libyan Maloof music is a style of traditional music of Libya which has been influenced by the style of Arabic music originating in Islamic Andalusia (Southern Spain) between the 9th and 15th centuries.

[pesta1958]

It sounds like a gorgonian chant, Christian hymn and it might be even misunderstood for Jewish Liturgy. I like it a lot. I like to confused with a baroque music of that renaissance music.

Thanks

Ps, please add more of it and make us all proud of who we are.

[salahben86]

oi this is not for bellydabcing cuz the song has many allah (god) thanking it is more like religios music ok so don't try it ok

the second thing is that hassn aribi who is the number one in all arab countries back in 1990's is from libya.

[Jazeera1973]

I can understand only a little little bit arabic so I didn't know it's a religious kind of music. The rhythm'd work very good for bellydancing but ok, it's not the "just" music for it ! Thank u for having told me this :)

[coollibya89]

@Jazeera1973 what the hell? "Belly dancing" It seems like you wanna be insulted by people in this page my dear friend...

[Jazeera1973]

@coollibya89, when I wrote this comment years ago I didn't know this was a religious music :) I had just started learning bellydancing.

Now I know much more Arabic, I can more or less understand what it's about, and either much more about bellydance, thence - no need for feeling offended, I know well the differences.

Anyway I find nice you alerted me :)

[alsadeg]

بارك الله فيك ... أطربتنا وأمتعتنا

[sakloo7]

ما شاء الله لو عندك نوبات مالوف بالله عليك نزلهم......لكن ملا حظه بسيطه....هدا موشح طرز الريحان... وليس كما دكرت في المقدمه نوبة مالوف ناح الحمام

والسلام عليكم و لك مني جزيل الشكر