Mesopotemia Babylon Israel Salim Al Nour سماعي وجي النهرين سليم النور

Composed By Salim al Nour ; Yair Dalal - Oud ; Avi Agababa - Percussion ; Assaf Zamir - Percussion. Made In Israel.

الأردن سوريا العراق لبنان تونس الجزائر السودان ليبيا مصر المغرب موريتانيا الإمارات العربية المتحدة البحرين السعودية عُمان قطر الكويت اليمن
Written By Salim Al Nour and inspired by the two great rivers, the euphrates and Tigris, which have flown through Mesopotamia - ancient Babylon and today's Iraq - since time immemorial.

This region is the cradle of humankind's earliest civilization. It is the birthplace of Abraham, The Prophet of the monotheistic faith and the home of the jews during their exile from the land of Israel for 2,500 years.

The Babylonian Jewry Heritage center And Museum Website:
http://www.babylonjewry.org.il/new/english/index.html

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[musa78692]

Salim al Nour itself is an Arab name, not a babylonian one. The Art on the door of the above Iraqi yahoodi centre is actually Islamic art. It is Islamic art because the Muslims in the Levant took the aramaic, babylonian, persian, egyptians arts and perfected them into an art exclusive to them, which is what you see on that door above. The emerging wooden windows out of the building is classical Hijazai [Arabian Art], an Islamic perfection adopted into southern Iraq especially.

[Yahoodi1]

@musa78692 Sorry i dont get your point, Islam is a religion not ethnicity and the Iraqi people been arabised as the whole middle east (jews, christians, assyriasn, amazighs etc etc)

[myoknow]

@Yahoodi1 hello, enjoy your videos....what is "amazighs" ???

[Yahoodi1]

@myoknow amzighs=berbers

[ramsesthethird2]

Excellent.. magnificent.. and angelic.. Loved your choice of pictures, the introduction you wrote, so informative but also neutral so that no one from any side would argue about it.. loved your emphasis on Babylon as one point in common in our history (all of us the middle easterns) Loved the music, the Oud and the percussion.. this is the first time for me to be introduced to Salim al nour and I adore his music.. great work as usual, my dear friend

[tmmi8]

اهارون

انت رائع ياصديقي باختياراتك الاكثر من رائعة

أحببتها جميعها

شكرا من القلب

[musa78692]

@Yahoodi1

This classical music, as well as the one in the other aramaic video DEFINITELY have arab parts to them. The Arabs have been in Babylon as long as there have been yahood there. The Arabs had great cities in southern and northern Iraq. Wikipedia is a good source on this info.

[Yahoodi1]

@Haroot4u thank you very mich for the info, where can i hear his samai bayat shuri?

thanks in advance

aharon

[Haroot4u]

@Yahoodi1 Each samai contains four khanas. Khana means part.Each part or khana has a deffrent melody ends with another melody calls Tasleem. Khanas No 1 2 3 have the same rhythm . The last khana wich is No 4 has a deffrenet rhythm.

That's it.

And I'm sorry it's not like his Segah samai,I was wrong.He recorded this samai before WAHI ALNAHRAYN under the name of Samai Bayat Shouri with a full band

[Yahoodi1]

@Haroot4u thank u for the responce, what is khana 4 mean though?

[Haroot4u]

Nice as all his samai's . Khana 4 is the same as his Segah samai , Dont know why!

Thanks for sharing