Sami Yusuf- Kurdish Daf Player

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Uploaded by on Aug 5, 2006

Part of Sami Yusuf's group, an Iraqi daf player... the instrument originates from the Islamic empire... Live in Boston!

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  • Why do you say this??? He is representing Kurdish people in all the concerts he is introduced as being from Kurdistan.

    What do you have against him playing with Sami?? Why because you think Sami is arabic? or Muslim? Turkish? Trying to come up with a reason and I have no idea.

  • Disarotinî Berêz

    That instrument is Daff, You can search for it online. I think you think by saying Iranian Instrument I meant Persian, but I didn't, Iranian is not only Fars (Pars), Iranian means Arian, Kurds are one of the Arian nations in middle east. I don't know which part of Kurdistan you're from or which Kurdish dialect you speak with, If I am wrong about the instrument's name, that might be in your dialect that called Arbane.

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  • hi

  • Is the Daf-van Hussein Zahawy? (He studied music in London and still lives in England)

  • Kurdish not Iraqi. Allah Akbar

  • subhana Allah what is this we all muslim Allah u akbar .

  • kurdish daf player lol

  • dastt xosh bet !!!

  • He is Kurdish not Iraqi, Iraqi is arab and Turkmen. Daff with rings inside is Kurdis. Peace

  • amaizing (sami)

    

  • babe he is wearing Kurdish, no need to argue ....this answer to all....

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