| If there are any mistakes in the text mistakes of all kind so correct it, The lyrics are copied from the video in the link | Original Artist: Nazem al-Ghazali Has also been recorded by Kazem al-Saher |
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| It's an in-between color, and very admired in Iraq | He was born in 1921 in Baghdad and studied at the Institute of Fine Arts in Iraq |
| About Nazem al-Ghazali Nazem al-Ghazali was a superstar Iraqi artist | Academic papers for school purposes may use information from this site only if the paper properly identifies the original article on Shira |
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| It is also noteworthy that she protects her respectability by placing the loaf behind the oven while she remains in front of the oven and therefore keeps the structure between them | If you are a teacher, performer, or student of Middle Eastern dance, you may link directly to any page on this web site from either your blog or your own web site without first obtaining Shira's permission |
If you speak Iraqi Arabic and English and or Hebrew fluently Needed at least fluent Iraqi Arabic and fluent English and can so please add translation in English or in Hebrew and attach the original lyrics to the translation, repeat in writting on every word in the song, and if there's something in the song which is hard to non native Arabic speakers like me to understand so explain.
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| In the Motion Picture Ya Salam Ealahib• He died in 1963, in his early 40's | However, a few years later he was inspired by the great singers of his youth, including Oum Kalthoum, Asmahan, Farid al-Atrache, Mohamed Abdel Wahab, Leila Murad, and Nagat al-Saghira |
Um el-Oyoun el-Soud Mother of Black Eyes , 1963• If you wish to translate articles from Shira.
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