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[@bethanybouley6679]

Farsi is such a visceral and utterly romantic language. Until i fell in love with an iranian i could not comprehend the vast world of art that i was missing entirely through this language and culture. Farsi is the most romantic and beautiful language in the world.

[@marmary5555]

please stop calling it "farsi". It is called PERSIAN. Not "farsi".

[@LionDocs]

@@marmary5555 take it easy, one word doesn't change anything "Farsi" is Arabic form for "Persian" and people at Persian regions don't like others call them Arab or following Arabic rules. There is no letter "P" in arabic, so they use "F" instead

[@ardaniproductions]

@@LionDocs dr .. Parsi is the language name . Persian is race … persia is region or country .

[@LionDocs]

@@ardaniproductions calm down, I'm engineer (not doctor) and also live in Iran and know all those matters. But I prefer talk about video subject (reaction to Rumi poem) and avoid argument that may leads to racism. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persian_language kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXTEf4dqaLl6osk

[@untilprovenotherwise]

Your comment made my day 💚

[@saurora6978]

When I saw the translation, I realized that English doesn't have enough words for all this insanity. thank's for your reaction.

[@ErenYalcin6262]

yes, sadly the Translation is far away from the soul of this Music

[@aalishah4941]

Yeah bro absolutely i agree 👍

[@nahidghadery3253]

I agree!

[@shahrammaghami2244]

Infact as someone who understand the lyrics, I wanted to mention that how weak the words are to transfer the concept, the meaning is much more serious and wider than what one may grasp of the subs. Man, believe me, it is 1 of 100. It is Rumi's words.

[@motibastani183]

You definitely need to react to با من صنما of همایون شجریان

[@Ap-parakhsh]

You can feel seven thousand years culture and history from Persian songs

[@georgevartanian2145]

AMAZING😱

[@johndewey6358]

Rumi is a Persian poet who lived during 1207-1273AD The singer is Shajarian (junior). Rumi's poetry is universal and I know Madonna loves it, just like millions of others across the planet. Rumi's poetry is so universal that it crosses time, cultures, languages ... It does not matter what is your language, culture, as long as you are a human being Rumi's pottery will speak to your soul. Try it and you might be surprised :) BTW, this poem was Rumi's poem about his love of God and he speaks to God. The double meaning is that this could be a poem between two human beings. So, when God asked him to leave all friends and loved one , it was so Rumi could devote all of his attention to God. This was not meant as one lover asks another person to leave all friends and family for another person, it is about a much higher level of love. This also, could be the type of love that a person (let's say a scientist) may find in science that requires that person to devote all attention so he/she can find a scientific cure for something that pains mankind. There are all kinds of love. Think of love in this example as the universal love.

[@zizigulu]

I'd like thank you as an Iranian lover of Rumi's work, for so eloquently explaining the reach and depth and the truth of his convictions in life and creation and the creator, as represented in his timeless work of linguistic art of Persian poetry.

[@Ma_lfhjs]

you're absolutely right but there's no such thing as universal or different variety of love. Love is love and anything else is either a shadow of love or complete falsehood.

[@behzadraad385]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@fami5887]

شجریان جونیور😂

[@BabakPA]

❤❤

[@نازنينبسامخدامراد]

لااستطيع التعبير بمجرد كلمات عن روعة واحساس صوت همايون شجريان والعزف المذهل ..اتكلم العربية واعرف الانكليزية والفارسية وقليل من الكردي ولم أجد من كل هذه اللغات شئ يعبر عن جمال هذه اللوحة الفنية الصوتية السماوية..صوت من السماء يعتلي ..ياالله جمالك لاحدود له في خلقك 💚🙏 ممتنة لك لجمال روحك وذوقك العالي 🌷شدم مستم

[@Malemir152]

صدایی از عرش کبریاست

[@samirasadeghi1998]

Rumi's poets are full of metaphors,it cannot be translated that easily and needs to be interpreted to take out the accurate meaning, thanks for this amazing video matt! gratitute from Iran.⚘️

[@مهرداد-ب9غ]

درود درود درود ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@fionaknaus6973]

The iranien culture is so deep.💖🇮🇷😍

[@masuodasgarinia8477]

Yes Iran have deep culture and virgin nature

[@nvdx2716]

@@masuodasgarinia8477 ایول

[@hoseinmashhadi8423]

پرچم مال ایران نیست

[@Alirezaalani]

u right 👍

[@MN-rg6ub]

Rumi was Afghan

[@Al-mg6bz]

Persian culture, language and poetry is absolutely beautiful.

[@alirezasalimi1989]

Except its Islamic dictatorship regime, that will be colapse soon...

[@kman6716]

@@alirezasalimi1989 بابا خفه شو باز کم آوردید .موضوع موسیقی هست

[@پرنیانمرادی-ف2ظ]

@@alirezasalimi1989 You have no right to insult the religion of Islam, please do not do anything. This religion is important to us, just as we do not say bad things about your religion.

[@alirezasalimi1989]

@@kman6716 داداش مگه سوییس زندگی میکنی؟! ایران اسلامیِ، وقتی آخوند حکومت میکنه، موسیقی که هیچ، حتا دستشویی رفتنت هم به سیاست ربط داره. ریدنت هم سیاسیِ ! درضمن ناراحتی سیکتیر کن، اینجا ازادی بیان هست 😉

[@alirezasalimi1989]

@@پرنیانمرادی-ف2ظ At first I have. At second I'm an atheist. At third, whenever Islamic republic and muslims have respect to other religions in Iran (like Jew, kalimi, christian, zartoshtian,Etc), so other people and relegion will respect yours. But when you kill them, its will be a different story dear ;)

[@sanazg.z9523]

Hi, I am Iranian and I must say that we ourselves have to study to understand The inner meaning of most classical Persian poems because they are very deep and delicate. The combination of Persian music and poetry can make a person drunk 🥰🥰 ️♥️♥️

[@onlineactivity2349]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqeTaXljh7CrosU

[@arashbahjat7460]

واقعا پرهام ریخته منه ایرانی اینو پیدا نکردم ولی این کچل تونسته

[@awakened7595]

@@arashbahjat7460 Dorost harf bezan bi tarbiat. Yaro omade vaght gozashte ke musike irani ro be mardom ashena kone. Che rabti dare ke kachale ya na. Khejalat bekesh namard. Peyda nakardi baraye inke ke liaghatesho nadashti.

[@merajwon9001]

I feel you Sanaz

[@sanazg.z9523]

@@arashbahjat7460 این طرز صحبت قشنگ نیست،

[@edjo3430]

Persian words are so, so deep, that one needs an entire page of translation for each word. This is a culture of poetry.

[@Enjoyyourlife87654]

Zendeh Bud Zendegi. Dar Hasti Cho neesti baz ham bash. Cho Neesti Dar in Hasti buzz hamisheh Dar masti bash.

[@anniewho315]

As a proud Iranian Armenian, I’m eternally blessed for being fluent in Farsi. I often wish for my American Armenian husband to understand the sublime elements of this endlessly poetic language. Luckily, I can translate the poem to him in Armenian. Otherwise, if I had to rely on the English language, the entire attempt with be hollowed out. At the very least, in Armenian, I can convey the depths of the words to him. Furthermore, in the section where Rumi claims that he would abandon his family & friends, both my husband and I immediately recognized that Rumi is speaking to God. It's inconceivable in both of our cultures to exist without our parental units or without our community and friends. This is a declaration of a divine love. After the Armenian Genocide, several hundred thousand Armenians took refuge in Iran and each one of us was welcomed with great admiration for one another. This act of humanity from the Iranian people, allowed our families to not only find a safe haven, but to live amongst the most generous and loving people on earth. Sincere love for my HAMVATANS & a low bow 🇦🇲❤️🇮🇷🙏

[@MaryamAmiryan-co4wy]

❤ تمام مردم ایران ارامنه را دوست دارند چون آنها دوست داشتنی هستند

[@Bahador_R]

🤍🤍🤍

[@agolzad]

شما ایرانی هستید و نور چشم ما. بسیار خرسندم که علیرغم زندگی در آمریکا هویت ایرانی بودن خود را حفظ کرده ايد. مانا باشید خواهرم ❤️

[@hadighaedi8503]

❤❤❤❤

[@hamid.h1268]

چه تعریف و تمجید قشنگی بنده هم چون توی محله ای بودم که از ارامنه عزیز هم دوستانی داشتم(خ نظام آباد ده متری ارامنه) باید بگم شما هم مردم شریفی هستید و بهتون افتخار می کنیم که هموطن ما هستید.👌👍

[@maoist2010]

I’m learning Persian because of this song 😂

[@newshachapardar8223]

I am persian and without any biases no language can express such concepts I think it should be taught all over the world and be the second language of all people. As persians said this is a language of love and poetry

[@maoist2010]

@@newshachapardar8223 it’s beautiful language and when I learn some of it I understand the real consent of the poetry even it’s translated to Arabic the language of poetry too but the meaning need more explanation even if Arabic close to Farsi and there a lot of words common in both languages And the Farsi also hade the classical type that I learn it’s so amazing spicily Hafiz and molana and Sadi and all the amazings in gnjoor website من خيلى دوست دارم آهنگ ها و شعر روحانى وعرفانى وخوانندها مثال سيد خليل على نژاد شهرام ناظرى و شجريان پدر وپسر وهايده خيلى عجيب آواز ها

[@newshachapardar8223]

@@maoist2010 arabic and persian are totally different it is a common mistake but because Arabs attack to Persia there are a lot of common words came from Arabic. Persians are the only people who preserved their language after Muslims’ attack. Ferdousi was collected all Persian’s myth and stories in persian in ‘ shahnameh’ all of us are indebted to him that can listen to this song at the moment

[@maoist2010]

@@newshachapardar8223 I know it’s deferent but the same alphabet and there is a lot of Arabic words in Persian and Persian words in Arabic like قلب كتاب شراب شمس قمر and like پرده بازار آرام بوسه بس etc.. That’s what I mean من دوست دارم فارسي زبان زيرا خيلى زيباي زبان براى شعر وآهنگ ها وهم موسيقى عجيبى مثل تنبك و دف ونى وهم سنتور ومضراب

[@es168]

I like your expression.

[@JeremyDavidsonTheMuslimRevert]

If only most people realized the poetry of Rumi is about himself and God, though God is spoken of as a lover

[@saeedt8826]

100% true

[@Mnmy24]

Yes it’s definitely not about boyfriend/girlfriends.. they’re about divine love

[@interestinglife5994]

Tru bro

[@aliamirifar4135]

No, It's not. Its about Shams Tabrizi

[@aleyzeeo-aleyzee2101]

Yea if u wanna flirt with your girl choose English, but if u wanna speak a divine love, it's said God has chosen Farsi to speak with the prophet of Islam in the skies :')

[@footballmania0]

I'm Iranian and a grown up man sitting in my living room in the UK, listening to this beautiful music and poetry and tears coming out. This music is felt by every atom in my body. I really don't know how anyone could translate this poetry regardless of how good you are. I just wish you knew Farsi. Thanks for the video 😊

[@amirmohamadi1360]

درود برشما من هم باشما موافق هستم خیلی خوشحال هستم وقتی میبینم که موزیک وفرهنگ کشورمان برای خارجی ها جالب وپرمحتوا هست اینها اگر کارهای استادهای دیگر همچون استاد بنان استاد شجریان پدر دکترمحمداصفهانی وسالار عقیلی وعلیرضا افتخاری رو هم گوش کنن که واقعا به مجد میان ❤❤❤

[@hodagolshani6543]

I studied Rumi’s poetry with a few philosophers in Tehran for years ( started at 16 and almost continued for 10 years) … one who deeply loses oneself in his words, strangely perceives the world differently. It may astound people but you really experience life in another level. I recommend Rumi’s and Attar’s poetries for world peace, acceptance and empathy … Thank you for the video 🙂

[@manog8713]

This is all about music really, not philosophy. You can change the lyrics and get the same feeling.

[@Lovelife-lw7fy]

Rumi is the name the Turkish called him His name was jalal e din balkhi / molana , molavi is his title . He had to leave iran because the Mongolians had attacked Persia and finally died in Ghonieh which is now the modern Turkey . The Turkish people claim he’s their poet . His poetry was all in Farsi Not Turkish

[@funchidor]

I love Ferdousi and Baba Taher 😁

[@Hajrezaa]

​@@Lovelife-lw7fyمولانا جلال الدین بلخی از ولایت بلخ در افغانستان هست بلخ در آن زمان مهد فیلسوفان و دانشمندان و عرفا بوده حال ک افغانستان یک کشور جنگ زده هست تمامی آنها را کشورهای دیگر ب نام خود میزنند و این جای شرم هست ک از موقعیت کنونی کشورها دیگر سواستفاده کرده و بزرگانشان را ب نام کشور خود بزنید

[@amirbanafi1477]

سلام. ببخشید جسارتا شما در چه رشته ای تحصیل کرده اید؟

[@fazelhosseini6052]

As an Iranian, I am proud of my Persian culture, of the music and art that the people of my Homeland. Enjoy the world. 💖

[@Lovelife-lw7fy]

You should be my friend. We Persians have contributed so much to society for thousands of years. Our language and poetry is beyond explanation. We are loving people who cherish our guests . When I come to iran , people treat me with suck kindness . No one bothers me a lot my clothes , I walk around with no scarf and no one says a word not even the police . My cousin was driving my car and speeding . We got stopped . My cousin hasn’t brought his drivers license with him !!!! I was laughing so hard … I showed the gentleman my California license and he said “ oh my god you live in California “!! As if he wished I could take him with me. My eyes were full of tears !!! I jokingly said “ do you want to come with me “! He looked so sad .. he said : I wish , but I still have to serve another year ! He let us go without a ticket . My other cousin and I were driving from Tabriz to Tehran . I asked her to stop and buy a melon from a man who was obviously very poor. I never bought things from stores . Always from street sellers . We found a place with water and was about to eat our melon when an entire Turkish speaking family stopped . They brought the most gorgeous food and offered all of it to us . I still have a video of them . I love my homeland . I wouldn’t give a single drop of its soul for the whole world!

[@gusolyaie1137]

Absolutely amazing I don’t think English language can really express the deep meaning of this song!!

[@alimahmoudi9988]

Thats right!! I suggest you to hear "man koja baran koja" by this singer too.

[@stranger3198]

بسیار زیبا بسیار گیرنده و جاذبه دار بود لیاقت کلمه استاد واقعاً برازنده جناب آقای همایون شجریان هست

[@hrammln7011]

برا کیی نوشتی ما ایرانیا همه جا باید حرف بزنیم بابا یکم کمتر کامنت بزارین ببیتیم این خارجیا هم چی میگن اه

[@angoor101]

Music is truly a universal language. You don’t have to understand Persian to feel the emotions expressed through the fingers of the string player and the singer’s voice. By the way, the young singer here is the son of one of the most well known Iranian traditional master vocalists who recently passed away.

[@gracie99999]

Thanks for sharing that Loving Persian music much

[@susanchagalian8334]

Farsi is a very rich language and when you add a poet such as Rumi it makes it impossible to translate the poems without destroying the meanings. These two are legends of Iranian music and talent.

[@mohadreza9419]

Romi not Balkhi

[@mohadreza9419]

he was from Balkh Afghanistan

[@ErenYalcin6262]

What a deep meaning! He does not sing about the love between man and woman but about the love for God. And not the God who is taught in religion, he sings about,, ,, we Alevis call it Hak / hakikat (the truth), the divine energy that surrounds all life and matter and cannot be found outside of yourself

[@arzhangemamifar7702]

exactly , how righteously said .

[@sarf7195]

Love in Iranian and Islamic 'Hekmat' and 'Erfan' is a vast term consists of different levels and kinds. Molavi in his books especially 'Masnavi' talks about all different levels and different kinds of love. From earthly love (Man & Women) to Heavenly love. And Eventually the love for God. Sometimes the levels are so wonderfully mixed in his books that you can not tell the difference. That is the superb characteristic of Erfan.

[@arzhangemamifar7702]

@@sarf7195 very true . do you read them in Farsi? because when one gets to read and know him and his thoughts and words ,if it connects with him , it is as if this person finds himself in a totally different world . if you can read in Farsi then you know that the language used in poetry from Hafez or Attar or Omar khayyam are very much different from that of Molavi , they are very different from the everyday used Farsi , but Molavis Peoms are most as if he is merely speaking without meaning to write poems . you can speak them and they will still make sense .of course he has his own kind of very complicated use of language which you can NOT understand without a knowledge of it ,having read a book on the subbjet even as a native speaker . what you pointed at is because of his very simple style and choose of words ,sometimes it makes you wonder is he still talking about GOD? and this is one of many aspects that makes him such a beautiful Person . i dont think one out of millions who dive deeply into his world and claim to know it have really grasped it all .

[@alimoula2612]

Most Iranian poem is about god

[@Matt-cg2mw]

It's hagh dude not hak (حق) And ye , it is about that thing and that's why those poems are called Sheer hay erfani (شعر های عرفانی) Mystical peoms

[@sokhan4419]

همایون شجریان ،موسیقی ایرانی ،درود به شرفت

[@k0k063]

Roman writings can never be translated into any other language. Therefore, the meaning you receive in Persian is not comparable to any other language. LOVE FROM IRAN 🇮🇷🤍

[@joeberi1551]

Live in 7th century with Rumei and be naively happy.

[@parsaaraee9574]

dude his poetries are in persian.they are roman

[@all.i.do.everyday1310]

Rumi is his nickname. His real name was Mohammad Jalaleddin Balkhi and he was Persian. His poetries and his language was in Persian not Roman 😃

[@sadaf5414]

مثل همیشه همایون بی‌نظیر بود و درخشید ستاره بی مانند ایران زمین.متشکرم از سلیقه خوب شما 💖💖💖

[@parsatpg3740]

That's why I say Iran has the BEST language and culture. Nobody can understand the all meanings of a word that used there. And about you,thank you for showing the culture to your community.

[@bethanybouley6679]

Wow, when i listen to this style of singing i feel i am hearing the voices of men from thousands of years ago. Time travel. Close your eyes and listen.

[@keyvanfamili42]

Exactly, more than 5000 yrs ago, Iranian made these instruments and style of singing

[@keyvanfamili42]

Iranian traditinal music touch your soul and make you a emotional person and after that you see a little relief in you mind even your body, some kinda like meditation, its all come from ancient IRAN

[@behshadsamimi3180]

Yes yes it takes u back to 14 century, there is something in this master piece that u won't find in any other kind

[@officealireza9097]

Great reaction and comments Matt. The Persian language has evolved over thousands of years to serve as the backbone of Persian music and philosophy. It has the means to deliver melodies and convey complex metaphors at the same time. Rumi used both features in the best way possible. I don't mean to nag nor brag, but most Persian poems lose much of meaning and taste when translated to other languages, especially English.

[@kamaldialektic4829]

Exactly...

[@lvlr.vulnerable2509]

Great explanation, so true, thanks

[@nimazohhadi8030]

You nailed it

[@shahrammaghami2244]

Perfectly explained.thanks.

[@joeberi1551]

Live in 7th century with Rumei and be naively happy.

[@fannybuiles6595]

Rumi’s poetry is so profound.🌹

[@joeberi1551]

Live in 7th century with Rumei and be naively happy.

[@aym9633]

Poetry is by the timeless Persian mystic poet Rumi.... The singer is the celebrated Homayoun Shajarian....Much loved by those who can appreciate his mastery and heart felt singing....

[@kakooly]

@@sayedbashirsadat1371 Divan-e Shams only

[@mathtronomy]

Iranian traditional music and poetry are really beautiful, I love them ❤

[@neda03]

As a Persian speaker understanding the deepest meaning of this lyric is actually another feeling 💜

[@maiktajda]

Hi there, Roomy (Rumy) is a very known poet in Iran and Persian language. Unfortunately English language have not enough words to Express the meaning of this poem. In my beloved language (Persian) we expresses our filing to our loved with hundreds of words and it's so flawless and rhythmic the same as waves of the sea, so deeply in love that you want to gives your eyes to someone who goes near your love. You have to learn the language to fill the words impression. Thanks and regards

[@pavelsuvorov5036]

Persian music is beautiful!He sings very beautifully!Thanks, Matt!Great reaction, my friend! Listen to Alice Supronova again.I can give you another link.👏👍🇷🇺

[@atefehameli7699]

And Russians have very beautiful literature. 👍

[@smhsmh5179]

Love from Iran See #Irantravel & enjoy 🤗💞🇮🇷 Everyone is welcome to Iran

[@JijiJoyes]

واقعن Beautiful, beautiful and proud ياشاسين همايون👍

[@phoenix-wx4vg]

@MahBest یاشاسین ایرانیمیز گوزل فارسی دیلیمیز

[@hasanbadri423]

ساغول هامی جمع اولوب..بنده خدا کف کرده انقدر خوبه این قطعه....اونوقت کشور خودمون رفتن سراغ کوزیک اونور اونا اومدن سراغ موزبک ما...اونا تازه فهمیدن موسیقی یعنی چی..ادمای خودمون کِرکِرها رو کشیدن پایین

[@imanhoseinzadeh3014]

Traditional music is the specialty of Iranians 👌🇮🇷

[@mahshad51]

عااااااااااااااااااااالی👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 آفرین به شما و درک بالای شما از موسیقی و انتخاب بسیار زیبای شما👏👏👏👏👏 این صدا تکرار نشدنی است👏👏👏👏

[@arsalanavalinejad2733]

شجریان خواننده ایی هست که در ایران در حد خدا اون رو دوست دارند صدای گیرایی داره و اشعار و غزلیات بیسار زیبای سعدی و حافظ رو خونده اند این استاد موسیقی👍🏻😍🙏🏻🇮🇷

[@hamounkavir]

This is about spiritual love between human and the essence of being (God)

[@joeberi1551]

Live in 7th century with Rumei and be naively happy.

[@joeberi1551]

@@nimazohhadi8030 Ignorance is a “bliss”

[@joeberi1551]

@@nimazohhadi8030 Ignorance is a “bliss” just use donkey to travel instead of car or airplane

[@ahmadzamanifar4987]

not always

[@waifuhunter9709]

@@joeberi1551 i dont want to be rude But are you from america? Its not going change much but its super ironic comming from a person from america ( or west in general) Becasue america and west are most advanced countries yet most depressed despite all comfort they have. So maybe life is not about matchines to begin with. I rather use donkey to travel and be happy rather than wealthy and depressed beyound suicide If rumi was naievly happy, then westerners are ignorently depressed . Which one is better ? Which one enjoys life more? Which one can deal with more hardships in their life? Of course rumi was not naive . Exactly opposite. He has too much wisdom for this age of regression. Not trying to judge you. But as long as you are happy and satisfied, then thats all matters. If you are happy then its good. Because i am happy. And whole point was living simple advices by rumi was not about abandoning qealth and ride donkeys. It was about , even if you are so poor that you have to ride donkeys, you still can be happy . You dont need to be upset and curse yourself because you life situation is not idealistic atm

[@nimazavar8281]

The word "Love "in Rumi's poems has a different meaning with what we consider love ,these days. It was part of their worship to God. Also being drunk was metaphor of being obsessed or possessed by God. The partner itself is not a physical partner or spouse, its the attention Rumi got from God. He had to create metaphors to make his deep concepts understanding .

[@jessejames6329]

dear Nima yeah kinda true but it can be both God love and also a normal earth love. and what makes it beautiful that it is for both of them

[@manikeshvardoost3703]

God is walking on earth as every human or living creature and being drunk is being drunk by wine. Don’t try to interpret and make things complicated. God is in front of our eyes not something hidden or mysterious. Go and have a look in the mirror. You’ll see one of the faces of God.

[@moh13666]

well said ...

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

@@manikeshvardoost3703 agree but God can also be the whole of everyone and every thing together. In this case it isn't a single person or something. And you can get drunk/high without wine/drugs.

[@manikeshvardoost3703]

@@jeanettenejadi1777 yes you're right and maybe everything and everyone is a piece of the great creator. I've heard that getting high without drugs or alcohol is through breathing exercises. and I'm trying it. Do you know any practical method?

[@Belakor.m]

The love relationship in Sufism poetry is not about man and woman love but human and God or creator of life.

[@aliabbasmoghadam4653]

داداش نمیدونم میدونی یا نه اما پروفایلت تک چشم شیطان پرستی هست روی هرم …. امیدوارم اعتقادی به این گروه نداشته باشی و فقط انتخاب اشتباه باشه🙏❤️

[@Belakor.m]

@@aliabbasmoghadam4653 چشم شیطان پرستی نیست این مزخرفات نیست و بهش میگن “Eye of Horus” چشم هروس، خدای مصریان باستان. بعد اینکه انقدر پای مزخرفات رافئی پور بیسواد نشین، خودت تحقیق کن. سوما من آتئیست یا بی خدا هستم. چهار اینکه اعتقادات هرکس به خودش مربوطه.

[@aliabbasmoghadam4653]

@@Belakor.m 😅قريونت شم باشه اتئيست عزيز ولي من چندين و چندين كتاب خوندم اما اصلا شما يي خدا باش اما بازم اين نماد همون نماده 😅 هزاران جا از اين نماد استفاده شده اما باز به يك مسير برميگرده … عزيز من چرا ما را نادان فرض كردي اخه …

[@aliabbasmoghadam4653]

@@Belakor.m بعدم همون هروس که سما میفرمایید خدای یونان باستان بوده فرقی نکرد 😅 همون حرف منو میزنی شما بعد میگی اون نیس

[@aliabbasmoghadam4653]

@@Belakor.m اولا فعلا بحث رائفی پور نیست دوما عزیز من خب فراماسدن ها دقیقا از نماد مصر باستان ابن نماد رو برداستنزچون مصر براشون ارمان بوده و هست … دقیا حرف منو زدی😅 اون نماد مال خدای هروسه و تو اگه اتئیست هستی چی کار به خدا داری حالا هر خدایی😅❤️

[@rrnnff123]

Unbelievably Beautiful and deep. This can only come from a very deep and rich culture. The language of art and music is universal. You don't necessarily need to......my two cents...

[@francociano1594]

Excellent! Simply Excellent! The "love" in these Rumi's poetries refers to love for the creator (God) and it's like when a small rain drop meets the ocean, then it becomes the ocean!

[@user-kb2cg8ke6n]

Oh such a beautiful description ❤ I am an iranian and I Love my culture of course i believe that every culture in the world has itself beauties.. for that its a little time i started to learn english..

[@sevdasabri737]

Exact simplification👌

[@cryptonite4467]

You can see how deep the lyrics touched Matt, however this is the mythical combination of music, vocals and ambience. Welcome to the mystical Persian world Matt

[@sh0350]

To those who don't know, this is one of the best Persian singers singing the words of one of the greatest poets of all time.

[@babakbahrami3384]

You never ever find this kind of music, professionalism, sensation, maturity ... anywhere in the world

[@Sherry-f8i]

Farsi is such a visceral and utterly romantic language. Farsi is the most romantic language in the world.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

French spanish and Italian are a close second place…

[@mreza84]

@@mattcriscuolo1541 Yes, because the Persian language is part of the Indo-European languages. You will be surprised how many words are common in Persian and European languages! Words such as mother, father, brother, daughter, lips, and many more.

[@kevin-gq6nq]

There is a divine power in him..don't take him lightly..don't resist against him...you can't control nor hide your emotions..

[@abolfazlbayat4683]

I’m a 18 Iranian boy and so far I couldn’t find any music more emotional and better than homayoun shajarians music ,and I don’t think so l would find in the future. I love the culture of my country and I'm really proud I'm living at homayou time and I'm really proud I'm Iranian 🇮🇷❤️

[@shayan33]

Im proud that i was born in this culture and language who can sense word by word of these musics

[@saeed5870]

آفرین من هم بعنوان یک کرد عاشق زبان فارسیم

[@shayan33]

@@saeed5870 درود بر همه کرد زبانهای عزیز

[@conceptmania8436]

@@saeed5870 کردها اصل ایران هستند درود به همه وطن پارسیان ایران عزیز .❤️🇮🇷❤️🇮🇷❤️🌹🌹🙏

[@asinsterstellar6792]

oh man, my mother tongue is persian. The lyric is so heavy and meaningful (typical for RUMI) that I have look for some words in persian dictionary. It is so heart touching lyric that I can cry over it for days :(. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. I love the english literature either but this one is on another level. My last word : I love RUMI, get known to him, you'd regret it. Love you all stay safe and healthy.

[@ghadirarabtalgard3614]

خودت کجایی هستی؟

[@piruz3243]

Please edit your comment. It is tongue, not thong. Mother thong makes it really really funny if you know what a thong is.

[@digitaleye1135]

I truly feel privileged to speak Persian every time I hear Persian poetry

[@anahitavaziri6953]

I think in this song the word "love" is different than what we know as love. I have heard that in Persian poetry the word "love" doesn't mean the love between human and the concept of wine doesn't mean alcohol, and the world drunk doesn't mean drunk from alcohol. It's all somehow related to some sort of meditation

[@savitarfarrokhi2048]

It was a beautiful interpretation and I agree

[@alimahmoudi9988]

Wow. Its true how did you know that? Im a persian and as you said here love doesnt mean the love between human. Its between a human and his god.

[@soudehderakhshani8920]

It's related to the love between human and God.

[@alextabrizi2456]

It starts from human love and then it goes to higher levels.

[@maddienikki5887]

It actually is not. The ayatollahs after 1979 disaster tried to insert these interpretations into our poetry to make it compatible with Islam!!!! Having said that though that interpretation is not completely false either but is secondary at best.

[@alikomaei3079]

The love that Rumi talk about it, it’s like heaven love and universe love ❤️

[@Deprofundis142]

Homayoun's father, as I'm sure you've probably learned by now, is considered a grand master, but there's no denying Homayoun's own power and prowess. It's really amazing that even though he is his own man and artist his father definitely lives through him still; an awesome generational connection and continuance.

[@fatherlouiswilliamssugaada1095]

And also his grandfather

[@koroushzadeh]

Translation is not nearly as close to describe it as it should. I've been living in US for over 40 years and there's no way I could translate or explain in English words what Rumi is trying to say! You have to grow up with that language and study poetry to be able to understand it entirely. The music and the voice is godly as well.

[@DA-hq5cm]

as an Iranian, I tell you friends, Iranian culture and music are much deeper than you think, remember that Iran and Greece are two ancient countries of world civilization, when in the whole world there were only these two civilizations and the rest of the civilizations came after these two civilizations, I hope that the time will come when Iranian culture, civilization and music will find their true place in the world.

[@terrys8380]

A lot of times the love expressed in such Persian/Iranian poetry is not directed at a human beloved but rather to a realization of the Source, the Spirit, the Creator. hence the intensity of expression of that love and the seemingly “unfair” Renunciation of family and friends after such realization or growth. Appreciate your appreciation. 🙏🏼

[@elinosra369]

Rumi’s poems reflect love to God. But then this human emotion can be to our kids, our parents, a friend, a lover, our partner, our pet. Love is love and Rumi is interpreting the meaning of it even though he meant love of God. Rumi’s poems just pierce into your heart and as he wished his poems to be put into music and dance it just takes you into another realm.

[@nimasharifi7999]

That's what I was gonna say.

[@marioscubla6558]

Thank you for sharing with us this magnificent music. Keep up the great work. 👍

[@mojdehdaee3746]

Authentic music is like life to me. It shakes my heart and connects me to my whole existence and gives me a sense of liberation and lightness. I have been in contact and familiar with this kind of music since I was a child because of my father's interest in this genre of music, and now I listen to him and cry, not because of sadness. But out of passion and love

[@mohammadaminkalantari4097]

We are proud to be Iranian and to have people like Rumi and Homayoun Shajarian

[@anotheryou218]

Kudos to you Matt for your adventurous spirit that moves you to expose us to cultural worlds we might have missed if we weren't following you! We knew Rumi's poetry is a rapturously beautiful but we may not have realized that the music is part of the glory of Persian culture. Perhaps, like Tagore, Rumi comes alive in songs in a way we never imagined when simply reading the words. Thank you!!!!

[@aym9633]

This is beyond beautiful.... It inspires divinity within... as it comes from the source...

[@TheMomeni]

This guy is superb, he's truly trying to open our hearts and minds to new things and emotions. I'm persian so I understand the music well but his reactions are so genuine and on the point. Enjoyed his comments 👌

[@rezamohamadakhavan_abdolla8627]

Actually your emotional response adds tremendously to the beauty of the music. Thanks brother.

[@charmarlie]

Persian music unlocks your soul!!!!❤

[@daniel20usa1]

Oh, what a marvelous composition they’ve created! It's simply breathtaking how they've weaved together every element to form this exquisite masterpiece. Words cannot express my gratitude for introducing me to this enchanting genre of music. Thank you from the depths of my heart! 1/7/2024

[@muhammadismailsoboute5995]

I am Persian and I write some Persian poetry at times myself. And I love this guy, Homayoun Shajarian. He is the son of the late Mohammadreza Shajarian, the Persian tradition musical legends that just passed last year around the same time. The whole nation was grieving his departure. He was not just a musician, but an icon. Anyway, this guy's name is not Rumi Poetry, but the lyrics to this song are one of the poems of the renowned medieval Persian poet Rumi (roo-ME) aka Mowlana Jalaluddin Balkhi. And ,man, this poem, combined with this music really cuts deep. I wish more people could appreciate the words. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@waifuhunter9709]

This was magnificent reaction. Let me explain one thing about song.there is a Reason for partner asking to cut ties with everyone and separation from relatives and didcation only to her. Its actually simbolic. This song is not about love between humans. Its about love between human and god. Basically that part was talking about cutting ties with attachments of materialistic life and stop being controlled by it. Instead devote ourselves to understanding god, loving his creations and improving ourselves. Because if our character dont grow then we can not wistand love of god

[@kahooyt9500]

As a persian man... you're god damn right 👍

[@shahrokhabbasi-rad8606]

This Persian literature is damn rich. The love song you mentioned, I mean. The music is not something from this world ❤️😍

[@arashshamim8756]

There is a difference between eastern and western music in the way we treat the category of "love". In the East, especially when it comes to mysticism and love in this situation, the beloved is always in the utmost development and perfection. Oftentimes it is God Himself and sometimes humans have attained the utmost perfection as human beings. They have given up their positions, their seats, their possessions, their names and their slogans and they want everything for others and for their people. This Rumi poem is the translation of such love. This point should be noted. I think you came very close to that understanding. Thank you for your review and your charm of this music.

[@sonderman8079]

Matt, this was a wonderful choice. Profound, and utterly mesmerising. This music touched me so deep that tears were flowing. Thank you.

[@mohammadhedayati4851]

موسیقی‌ایرانی‌بدون‌اغراق‌وتعصب‌بالاترین‌موسیقی‌درجهانه‌چون‌ازپشتوانه‌ادبیاتی‌غنی‌سرشارازعرفان‌که‌دردنیابی‌همتاس

[@kr22100]

How many times have you heard Michelin star chefs say " let the ingredients speak for themselves"? Well, in musical terms this performance demonstrated just that. Ps, this is the first time I've visited this channel and I must admit Matt's reaction is one of the most intelligent ones I've seen so far. I'd be liking and subscribing :-)

[@davoodkh3028]

"...I must admit Matt's reaction is one of the most intelligent ones..."! Definitely!

[@user-jg4vq2uu2g]

I killed myself, I did not learn English As an Iranian. If you learn, I can get a scholarship, but English is really hard

[@sophieamirian6726]

IT GIVES ME GOOSEBUMPS LISTENING TO THIS SONG ❤ VERY DEEP AND MEANINGFUL SONG ❤ FANTASTIC ❤ THANK YOU ❤

[@mayworld1119]

درود بر استاد همایون عزیز یادگار استاد شجریان بزرگوار که با صدای زیبایت چنگ بر تار دل ما میزنی.

[@haft_gah]

موسیقی تصویر سایه-روشن ذهن آدمیست موسیقی سرزمین من ، روایت سرگذشت تلخ و شیرین مردمانیست که از میان تمام آفریده های خدا ، عشق را برگزیده اند

[@mreza84]

سرگذشت بیشتر تلخ ما. وقتیکه برای نخستین بار تاریخ این سرزمین (ایران) رو خوندم متوجه شدم بجز چند صدسال هخامنشیان از کوروش بزرگ تا داریوش سوم که با هجوم اسکندر مقدونی پایان یافت، باقی همه زجر و بدبختی بوده، هجوم اقوام وحشی از هر شش جهت به ما که گویی می‌خواستند گوی وحشی‌گری رو از هم بربایند. با ورود تازیان و اسلام، آسیاب‌ها با خون چرخید و تبه گشت آن رنج‌های دراز… سپس مغولها …و ۱۴۴۶ سال زجر روی زجر… موسیقی ما بیانگر این زجرها و شکنجه‌هایی است که برما رفته و اکنون هم ادامه دارد… نمی‌دانم بجز یهودیان ملتی در دنیا هست که به اندازه ما ایرانیان مورد هجوم و شکنجه و کشتار قرار گرفته باشد!

[@alirezahashemi8417]

Cut ties of everyone is fine because it's not talking human love, it's actually talking about the Divine love of God. Love u all guys

[@alirezaeemaster2274]

Thousands of years of Iranian music It just talks about feeling And the feeling is so great That takes me to heaven

[@habibafarin1645]

It speaks of love for God, really beautiful❤️🌹

[@hitherepals1]

Kudos to you for listening to different music this way. I enjoyed watching you listening to this beautiful song.

[@goodarz-tn2jx]

M.R Shajarian and his son Homayoun Shajarian are the best singer and musician in Iran. They're legend. They combine music and poetry well and give the listener a soul potion.

[@pooryapercini4194]

This is litteraly the greatest of all songs globaly. Nothing could ever compare.

[@shivarahgozar7764]

Homayoun is one of the best in Iran,relationship between human and God

[@sam-yourlocalhandyman1095]

It makes me so happy that you listen to beautiful Iranian music and enjoyed , there are so much varieties in persian traditional music that hope you hear in future 😊

[@mohammadhossein1453]

To understand the deep and wonderful meanings of Iranian poetry, one must learn Persian. Then the pleasure of listening to this concert will be multiplied.

[@maryammohammadi9228]

He is not singing about earthy love. Rumi’s poets are all about love of creator and higher consciousness. When he says I cut all my relationship he is pointing to the love to material and earthy love. Thank you for showing this piece in your channel.

[@Beautifulsouls0]

Luckily my first language is Farsi and I almost know most of the words and sentences, but as Farsi is a very rich language two or three English words are just one word in Farsi and it is a complex language that even I don’t know most of the Farsi words and after thinking a bit about the word I begin to understand the meaning of the word. I love Farsi language ❤️

[@aryair1411]

بیهوده نگفتن پارسی شکر است. به قول حافظ: شِکّرشکن شوند همه طوطیان هند زین قند پارسی که به بنگاله می رود.

[@cyrusnoblepersian9992]

You know what? You nailed it; most of the times I recommend the foreigners not to listen to this music because it’s traditional Persian singing Rumi poetry that is so difficult to understand even for us Persians, but you as an American from a very different culture got the point, even I can see corrected translation, I subscribed to your channel and recommend you react to more Persian songs and poetry, it’s a galaxy you sure won’t regret that

[@hhosseini5480]

Combination of Persian music and Persian poem. It's amazing.

[@KarimMazhari-dh4tz]

That was amazing .the richenesss of music can show clearly the gratness of the calture of that country.❤🎉

[@بهرادخوانساری]

As a iranian person l am , l can say that we love our treditional songs soooo much as you do , they are everything about feeling and can take your soul and moving around the beautiful sens of word . Thanks for listening to our tredition iranian culture❤❤

[@NKGS_151]

Your reaction is amazing my friend. it's obvious that you hold your self from crying! And this feel is general bro when I listen it with you.that is the same thing all humans have! The pure and nice souls in every one of us ❤️🔥🔥🔥

[@saeedba61]

15:40 Rumi's lover is God here. He is speaking to his God and see him as an eternal lover. That's so deep...

[@MsPunegirl]

You should listen to khayam-khani by his father “mohammad reza shajarian”too; Persian music is so engraved with/in the culture, history, poetry ,and architecture and PAIN! Yes unfortunately pain and years and years of censorship! We are talking of centuries of censorship. And I think the “partner “ here is not in human form, its more like a higher power and you have to seek it within you and if necessary to go on a journey alone to find yourself! Like other mystic and Sufi poets of Persian literature, Rumi's poetry speaks of love which infuses the world. It would be very difficult to explain the concept to Americans lol!

[@user-fp3js5fq6z]

سلام استادهمایون شجریان عالی و عالی و عالی هستند،سپاس از شما،🌹🙏👏👏🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@Batlady]

I love middle eastern music the sound and words are soulful .. it’s one of the oldest music in history.. goes back thousands of years .. ty for bringing this to your channel .. music soothes the soul no need to see lyrics you can see the love or pain in the singers when they sing..

[@xyh7538fq]

Excellent 👍❤️

[@noorykorky5056]

7:18 In this part in particular, the yellow translation is more accurate than the subtitles. As an Iranian, thank you for listening to this, sir! Your reactions are wondrous.

[@-Hooman-]

Mind blowing , I'm glad as I speaks Persian usually when words get translated from any language to other languages meaning get lost in translation it feel so much better when you understand every single phrases then mind start it imaginations and takes you to another world

[@hrammln7011]

نشد یه جا ایرانیا نظر ندن همه جا پلاسن این صفحه دیگه مال شما نیستکه داداش من بزلر ببینیم خارجکیا چی میگن .....

[@-Hooman-]

@@hrammln7011 nashod ye ja ma comment bezarim yeki nayad gohe moft ziresh nakhore saret be akhore khodet bashe

[@shukrshukr4856]

Indeed Ustad Shajarian left this nugget after himself. I love Jaloluddin Balkhi (Rumi) and I love how Shajarian in this song expressed Balkhi's love to mighty God.

[@leilamousavinasab9026]

Because I am Iranian, because of the rich and beautiful culture of my country, I am the happiest person in the whole world. Master Shajarian and his son are a great treasure and wealth for us Iranians.