I have no grudges | Antarah

[@Punicia]

"If the foes scoff at my black skin, they shall know it's my source of pride in every battle" ❤

[@jorgecrowtatsrodriguez4793]

❤❤❤

[@user-oc5gh9lr4f]

This English translation even it’s wrong but still powerful 😂 He says if they mock my blackness ,then it’s my lineage in the battle if I missed the lineage (bani abs )

[@ImpregnableIslam]

Corrected translation changes meaning a lot I personally think, since he’s proud of his lineage and family not skin colour and race.

[@belikova01]

​@@user-oc5gh9lr4f how did he miss the lineage? Didn't his people consider him to belong to their tribe?

[@LelouchV]

@@belikova01his mother was a slave black in colour and the Arab don’t consider who is born from a slave to have a pure lineage and they used to enslave them too, until they make a great contribution or become great poets then they make them free and claim them as part of the lineage. And the story of how he became free is once during war he was fighting passively as he was upset because in the war before it he fought and did well and only received from the spoils the percentage which slaves get so in this war he didn’t put an effort and when the battle became intense and they were going to lose, his father screamed to him to attack but his reply was that a slave can’t attack, then his father said attack and you are free, so he attacked and turned the tables. To this day the arabs sing of his courage, knighthood, strength, fearlessness and finally love. And to explain the story of his love, he loved his cousin Ablah unrequitedly, he loved her so much and said poems about her and when he tried to marry her, her father and brother refused for the aforementioned reasons even after he became free, and so to close the doors on him her father asked a hard maher for her, 1000 of specific type of camels, he went through hardships to acquire them, he was even imprisoned, at the end he succeeded but they still refused to let him marry her. In the end it was unknown if he managed to marry her or not. Some say they didn’t let him, as the arab used to not let someone who fell in intense love before marriage get married. Some even say that her father searched for knights to marry her and the maher is Antara’s head. And some say he managed to marry her, how wouldn’t he manage to with his prestige and strength.

[@أحمدزكريا-ذ8ل]

عنترة بن شداد العبسي قصته عظيمة جداً من اسود عبد أبوه عربي و أمه عبدة سوداء إلى واحد من أعظم فرسان و شعراء العرب عبر التاريخ قصته تعلمنا الكثير

[@جند.القائم]

اريد ان أتزوج زنجية لتلد لي ابنا قويا ذو جينات عربية افريقية كعنتر 😅

[@narutoarshad4426]

Wanna learn arabic to understand this wonderful poetry♥️

[@user-el5wd8vf7g]

Praise be to God, I am a Muslim and from the Abs tribe🤍☪️

[@Iamfsaly]

Are you from qusaiba? Central Arabia

[@اللهم.ارحم.مشاري]

جزاك الله خيرا على ما ابتدرت إليه، ترجم لهم جمال الادب العربي وأخلاقهم وهذا وهم في الجاهلية، قد يعجبوا لما يجدوا مواضيعهم المعاصرة في عقر أدب العرب مذ خمسمئة وألف سنة، كمثل سواد بشرة عنتر بن شداد وفتخاره بسواده وسواد امه وأن المرؤ يعلو شأنه في صنيع يده لا بأمه ولا بأبيه ولا بلون جلده.

[@captainphilips5469]

A slight correction. He says the souls are for me, The flesh is for the birds, The bones are for the beasts And the spoils are for the cavalry.

[@renaissanceman3264]

1400 ad 😢imagine me.

[@Punicia]

Don't really know how to speak Arabic but I have subtitles and I love this man 👍

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

​@@اَلاِسلَام-ق5ذ he is from Ahl al-Fatrah اهل الفترة in the Quran when Pharaoh asked Moses concerning the previous generations people who the massage never reached them he relied that the knowledge of their fate is only with Allah and he will never error anyone Pharaoh asked, “And what about previous peoples?” Moses replied, “That knowledge is with my Lord in a Record. My Lord neither error nor forgets ˹anything˺.” Surah Taha 51 to 52

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

@@اَلاِسلَام-ق5ذ not in the Quran nor the hadith then it's not haram stop following scholars blindly confirm their claims yourself

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

@@اَلاِسلَام-ق5ذ May Allah guide you too

[@lightofilm6228]

@@Ashraf-Hrira​ I believe there is a hadith (can’t find it at the moment) that said that all of Arab mushrikeen between the time of prophet Eesa AS and until Muhammad SAW are in hell, including both of the prophet’s parents. I’d say we need to be careful getting too attached to these non-Muslims from Jahiliyyah. Just appreciate them for their God-given talent and there should be no problem. May Allah bless you all.

[@Ashraf-Hrira]

@@lightofilm6228 I keep searched for this hadith but couldn't find it when you find it let me know if it's sahih

[@Abdul-Hakeem7]

صوت جميل جداً ماشاء الله، إلقاء رائع وقصيدة أروع.

[@Sahil-zv6nt]

I have no enemies

[@momodee1]

Always incredible work, masha'Allah.

[@haifasaad3344]

ماشاءالله تبارك الرحمن ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@renaissanceman3264]

Duel. My hand. The days revolve. Snakes. Teeth. Smile. War.

[@hibocadar5342]

إنه جميل جدًا كيف تختار الصور بعناية لكل مقطع فيديو، فهي تناسب تمامًا والله

[@محبالسنة-ذ4د]

what a beauty!!

[@أحمدزكريا-ذ8ل]

قصيدة جميلة و الصوت خلاها اجمل

[@abdullahalharbi803]

ماشاءالله شالقناة الجميلة

[@alialbgiule6083]

Respect

[@furquanahmed4009]

Alhamdulillah I find this channel

[@knight2185]

ما شاء الله

[@thelightlife2848]

Jazak Allahu Khair

[@mohamedaladham9]

The translation is very bad. Learn Arabic to know how much beauty there is in it

[@hamzasaleem3242]

The last two lines sound similar to Mutanabbi's words الخيل والليل والبيداء تعرفني - والسيف والرمح والقرطاس والقلم Is this a coincidence?

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

This verse may be composed late after al-Mutababbi and falsely attributed to Antarah since this poem is not that really authentic. Unlike all other poems on the channel.

[@Puppeteer1453]

can't wait

[@omarag6419]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@bestryfulhd2102]

Nothing much arabic sentences complex beautiful construction .. english is just giving the whole meaning not giving the real beauty of the arabic words and phases ..

[@thameraziz7902]

match

[@storiesfromhistory3522]

نعم قرأة الترجمة الإنجلزية، أنها مجرد شرح للمعنى، لكن لا تقلق أكد لك أننا نحن العرب وهذه المصطلحات صعبة علينا لأننا لا نستخدمها حاليا بسبب ضعف اللغة لدينا 😢

[@blank7531]

رائع 👍🏻

[@Io.shyy1]

Can you post English subtitles please for the poems? جزاك الله خيرًا

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

وإياك Turn on the captions

[@borb38]

sheikh ahmed al nufais' version of this is nice.

[@renaissanceman3264]

Lightning exploded within😢

[@renaissanceman3264]

Are strong.

[@blank7531]

يالله متى يبدأ 😭

[@ThePriceIsNeverRight]

2Pac was quite since this dropped

[@Mossaab-kg3cj5hc5s]

King Noaman was the one who got quite

[@renaissanceman3264]

Voltaged sphere.

[@blank7531]

أنا أشهد

[@renaissanceman3264]

Instant voltage c.

[@renaissanceman3264]

Slabs.

[@emmarina3525]

Had to do this slight correction.. If I meet my opponents on the day of battle I leave their prideful to be devoured To me belong the souls To the birds belong the flesh To the beasts belong the bones To the cavalry belong the spoils

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

Thank you :)

[@emmarina3525]

@@ArabicVocalPoetry yw!

[@mustafasamater2651]

Very very nice. Is this the whole poem or is it part of another poem?

[@renaissanceman3264]

Bahir. Angel.

[@emamulmursalin60]

Everything went over my head 😅

[@Mo8585El]

Can you give me the Arabic lyrics? Thanks.

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

www.aldiwan.net/poem126.html

[@islamdowidar1930]

قوية جدا

[@renaissanceman3264]

Arabic fast or english slow.

[@muhammadshaikh427]

شيخ ابن تيميه رحما الله

[@CH-cz7mf]

x1.5 sounds better 👍

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

I usually do that 😅

[@جند.القائم]

نعم

[@srujanaggala8070]

was :"Let your swords rule" deleted?

[@renaissanceman3264]

No perhaps I am no witness.

[@renaissanceman3264]

And what how?

[@renaissanceman3264]

777

[@renaissanceman3264]

My phone.

[@Q8ijin]

إلقاء جميل بس نصحية ترجم المعني حرفي و لا تجتزيء

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

بدأنا نهتم أكثر بالمعنى الحرفي في المقاطع الجديدة بارك الله فيك

[@عليالمتنبي-ص8س]

قصيدة جميلة ولكن من له معرفة بسيطة بالشعر يعلم أنها عباسية معنى ولفظا وحبكة ، فشعر عنترة الثابت في غير رواية ابن السكري والذي توسع جدا في الرواية مختلف تماما عن هذا الشعر

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

من الباحثين أيضا من يرى أن مطلع القصيدة مشابه لغويا لشعر عنترة ولكن باقيها بعيد عنه كل البعد

[@عليالمتنبي-ص8س]

@@ArabicVocalPoetry صحيح ، كأن الناحل نظر إلى بعض أبيات عنترة فألف على منوالها وعلى نفسها ، والشاعر الجاهلي قد يكون له بعض الابيات على سجية معينة تشبه شعر المتأخرين ، ولكن إذا قصد نظم الشعر وضعها ضمن طقوس الجاهلية من الوصف والوقوف على الطلل وذكر الماضي البائد وهو في كل هذا يجاري لغة أقرانه من المبرزين في الشعر ، ولعل بعض الشعراء رق لفظهم لكونهم أهل حضر ولكن عبسا أهل وبر وتنقل وشعرهم بعيد كل البعد عن الرقة

[@alimostafa2554]

​​@@عليالمتنبي-ص8سلم يخرج علينا قومك الذين يدعون ان معظم الشعر الجاهلي منحول وكتب في العصر العباسي الا بعد مقال لمستشرق تبناه طه حسين

[@C1yro_1]

​@@alimostafa2554 لكن هذه القصيدة ليست من الشعر الجاهلي، تقبل الأمر ٧٠٪ من قصائد عنترَ منحولة

[@moonもおん]

​@@alimostafa2554 أنظر ماذا قال أبو قيس

[@mtrabr6820]

بسم الله ههه

[@renaissanceman3264]

Kaumen.

[@27madnoor]

مع احترامي الشديد القصيده مليئه بالعبر و الحكم والوعيد والتهديد و شدائد الحرب ومع ذلك فالنغمه المستخدمه في الانشاد لا تتناسب مع الموضوع بتاتا ...والطعن مثل شرار النار يلتهب ، اذا التقيت الاعادي يوم معركة تركت جمعهم المغرور ينتهب ، لي النفوس و للطير اللحوم و للوحش العظام و للخيالة السلب !

[@NoorulAlam-IbnDawud]

Who is the reciter of this poem?

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

Khaled Al-Sharafy link in description

[@renaissanceman3264]

Al means the. Allah the god. Thalab.

[@islamdowidar1930]

نفسي افهم ليه بتتكلموا انجليزي

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

لأن أغلب متابعي القناة من غير العرب :)

[@islamdowidar1930]

@@ArabicVocalPoetry ازاي 😱 دي اشعار عربية فصيحة غير العرب اغلبية ازاي مش فاهم

[@islamdowidar1930]

@@ArabicVocalPoetry معلش عندي فضول ممكن تقولي مين اكت الجنسيات اللي بيتابعوك

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

من كل الجنسيات والحمد لله جميع المقاطع مترجمة للانجليزية

[@Mr.Fukoyama91]

في كثير من المسلمين لكن لا يتكلمون العربي

[@renaissanceman3264]

Combust.

[@renaissanceman3264]

Opposite of black.