Rabbana - Mohammad-Reza Shajarian | REACTION

[@momatisamosa9289]

This voice is coming from somewhere higher of this world. Somewhere up there.

[@masterjack8544]

ava maria and time to say goodbye and so on ...

[@masterjack8544]

a beautiful piece of art is a beautiful piece of art No matter who has created it but if you want to think about it at a higher level: nothing is bad ( or even good ) in our universe

[@momatisamosa9289]

@@jasminejolly320 Howcome?

[@hadijalali9179]

lol, ;) yup!!!! in English somewhere up there means up someone ass you shoukd know and I agree with what you said! :)

[@juniorpourtarverdi1647]

@@hadijalali9179 bro don’t disrespect what others believe in I’m Christmas but I grew up in a muslim country and they respect my religion so much so we better respect each other peace is what God wants from us ❤️

[@pattysherwood7091]

Just learning about this man, and I am amazed at his beautiful voice as well as his beautiful face. I understand how people would be broken-hearted to have to say good bye. He is the voice of their religion, their culture, their desire for political freedom.

[@yousef2508]

very well said; the voice of desire for political and social freedom...

[@nimaabed1806]

Respect

[@noorykorky5056]

Indeed he is all of those things and more! Thank you so much for listening to this! He will always hold a special place in Iranians' hearts.

[@aminesfandyari3515]

Well said...... and also if you want to know more about the genre ( Iranian traditional ) you can listen to his son's works too..... exact same voice but a bit more modern of course.

[@pattysherwood7091]

Amin Esfandyari thank you l would like that very much. I may not understand it , But most of all at this time I do understand grief and loss over someone precious.

[@dodo-wi6vq]

I offer my condolences to everyone on the loss of this man

[@samanabdinejad8638]

🌹

[@faryoutube9665]

❤️

[@akbarkhosroshahi2038]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@saeed-ahmadvand]

🌹

[@sinatkm]

❤

[@akbarkhosroshahi2038]

I don't stop crying, we lost our maestro, rest in peace lengend

[@hakhamanesh4036]

Khoda biamorze🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤😭😭😭

[@rysp.a]

May Allah bless his soul!

[@alikhoobiary6595]

@@rysp.a I know your comment is old but this man gave credence to alah not the other way around

[@takashiimotaki9593]

He sang this religious prayer cause was asked to do it to teach some young clerk how to read coran and religious things. that's all. here he prouves how powerful was his voice and he knew very well the religious texts and didnt belive in any religion or god until dead. RIP

[@Belakor.m]

I'm Atheist living in Iran and raised in an Atheist family but this piece of art always brings good memories... winter and snow, hot Iranian noodle soup (Ash Reshteh), Halim and all special dishes during Ramezan (Ramadan).

[@muilosi467]

Kos mashang

[@ThePsysard]

Same here! 👌🏼🙌🏼

[@Belakor.m]

Massi Losi chekhe 😏

[@mohammads344]

Exactly

[@fahimab5298]

Same here

[@hshnmd5784]

The reason of poor quality recording is that Shajarian wasnt meant to record this for himself but for teaching some students recommended by national television. This track is not recorded in a studio which is why recognized poor quality of it.

[@aylinphr8399]

Truth

[@masterjack8544]

exactly

[@alirezaseyf5290]

not at all !! its recorded in studio but yeah it was for students .

[@memesfarsi3111]

@@alirezaseyf5290 fake, this is not recorded in studio

[@behradmaki2927]

I should mention that this vocal song is just a training version that they recoded for singers to practice like Shajarian for a real radio recording in the future, but they didn't find a person who sings better than him. It's the reason that the quality of the recording is low. After that radio channel decided to broadcast this song without any permission from Shajarian. This training version song had played for 30 years on radio in Iran.

[@hillybilly7165]

In other words, it was just his first rehearsal (اولین تمرین) which never repeated again.. And that's all we have..

[@Wataosa]

Grew up in Iran until 11. By then my soul was touched by this man through my core. Became a non believer by living my experiences yet 40 years later and I still cry to this piece. Thank you

[@keyvanzand5837]

thanks for sharing your experience.

[@fatimanabavichashmi5407]

I'm Iranian and in all of the Ramadans of my life I broke my fast after hearing this prayer

[@sinayekrooy3007]

WOW!!! You have done quite a research on this, perfect and accurate!

[@mehrangizfasih9599]

I'm iranian and i cried whit it again and it reminded me of God Thanks for your reaction

[@mahsayousefi5085]

I involved with his death... it was really sad event. This is life... we miss him. But we can listen to him always. He will be with us. We have Homayoon...

[@moka91166]

first listening after her death and when he start to singing my cry is start😭 so spiritual , so deep , so beautiful. 😭

[@yasminzn5106]

Thank you so much ♥️ his voice takes me to my childhood. So much Love from Iran 🇮🇷

[@luaytech7807]

Same felling 🙏

[@mairajuddin5129]

In Iran which city

[@mairajuddin5129]

I'm from Islam shahr

[@adam761nz]

Wow! Masterpiece! R.I.P Mohammad Reza Shajarian, a grand maestro of Iranian traditional music and the most famous vocalists

[@sizib9182]

Thanks for this reaction.

[@maxc5117]

without considering the content, The performance is a immortal piece of ART by maestro Shajarian.

[@Habsbefehl]

Even though I am not religious and don't feel attached to the content his performance and his vocal in this piece are just unique. I am so sad and heart broken that he's gone 😢

[@QprimeA]

R.I.P best voice all times...😭🖤

[@hamidnkh6770]

"I don'ts sing for pleasure, I sing for thinking" once he said. We just lost a legend.

[@hadijalali9179]

lol ok ok sure! his pleasure himself when he became relative with his son by marrying his son's sister in law! ;) see if you can comprehend that!

[@0_xqpx_0is70]

@@hadijalali9179 instead commenting b.s Enjoy some sundis mate

[@daddymo7387]

This recording was just a recording he did at home with no equipment really. That's why it's scratchy

[@peaceofmind0007]

yes No effect. No equipment

[@shirinmhidk7718]

Lord Parody Because maybe what he sang was in Quran.

[@dovepiranha6543]

Some other people tried yo analyze the Rabbanaa of maestro Shajarian, but this guy knows what he is doing. The intro can be only done buy an Iranian as we know what Rabbana means(or meant) to us before Azan of Ramazan. Good job friend well done man!! You impressed me👌🏼

[@az2756]

صدای استاد شجریان معجزه ی خداوند برای زمینیان است ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊

[@tabasom8046]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻😢😢😢

[@kouroshdn6368]

You are doing great bro Thanks for react With love He lived with honor and died as a legend R.I.P and nore than 80 million people will love him till dead

[@manelimk9653]

Omg I love Rabana. I’m impressed all you said is correct . I’m gonna add couple things. This piece was based on 4 verses of Quran like a prayer or what we call it Doa..he is signing in Arabic. The meaning of first part : Lord, our hearts will not be blown after you have guided us, and grant us mercy from you. You are the giver of all.

[@adibnasseri9060]

Rest in peace legend.you will be alive for ever . Only one deserved to the great artist word. You said I'm dust of Iranian shoes but You are in heart of Iranians people for ever

[@navidmashhadimoghadam5037]

This song means a lot to us :(

[@rrnnff123]

This is not a terrestrial voice by no means. Amazing voice and singing ability. Wow a hundred times. Gift from God. Mashallah!

[@ElArmin]

U have no idea how happy I am ur reacting to maestro Shajarian

[@neatapeace4266]

We like this piece because we all have memories connected to it. It brings childhood memories back. I can close my eyes and hear it all. I can smell Ash- reshte, Fereni and Halva at home and in neighbourhood. I recall those days when people were far from troubles of these days and were really happy. Eating together was a joy then. What happened to those days?

[@baharii9706]

😔😔😔😔

[@yousef2508]

Actually, the past was never fun, but once the time passes, our mind excludes the suffering parts and keeps the pleasant parts. Anyway, we share the same joy listening to this amazingly relaxing piece.

[@Verethragna94]

I am Iranian, and I am not Muslim, but listening to Rabbana by The Great Master, always feels so nostalgic and heart-touching His name will always remain eternal in Iran's historical memory

[@pejmansehatpour7838]

Rabbana (our lord) is a song of prayer. Mohsen Hosseini wrote the musical notation and was performed by the late legendary vocalist Mohammadreza Shajarian in 1980. So this recording is from 43 years ago. Yet, it's one of those timeless songs that touches the soul, whether you are a believer or not.

[@travel_adddictt]

Thank you for the reaction ❤️ Shajarian is truly missed. He was a legend.

[@milad8436]

You played Mohammad Reza Shajariaan. You spread the beauty so for respect, you got a sub. I hope I could do more. God bless you

[@rysp.a]

OMG. I was searching for the name of this reciter. I heard 14 years ago his recitation and couldn't find again.

[@alamalhodaahrami6232]

as a iranian people i'm gonna thank you for doing that and react to one of the best tracks of Shajaryan is called Rabbana. after that mr Shajaryan as a free man like other in the world protest to result of Iran election our Regim decided to cut this song of our national television and also deleted from our culture and mind but didn't make it because this song and mr Shajaryan himself is a part of our soul.

[@aylinphr8399]

👌🏼😔👏🏼

[@englishlyrics5037]

Hey, love and peace from Iran Glad to see more people get to know more about Iran and its culture and I like how much your knowledgeable about Iranian culture and it's appreciable. BTW, this is a really nostalgic soothing voice for us. May God bless him and rest in peace 🌹💔

[@borveriesozlouv3009]

R. I. P. To you master and legend Shajarian... forever you will be adorned amongst our hearts and souls 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🛐

[@SassanMohammadissmm]

We love you shajarian, miss you for ever.

[@eliniu5981]

Thank you very much. It is interesting to me that our Iranian national television and government did not show such appreciation for this unique artist of his country, but you understood and shared the purity and greatness of his art from the other side of the world. Since he passed away I cried to every song of his and especially tonight with your sharing and comments. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Thanks Man

[@rezamiri7663]

lord, do not cause our hearts to swerve after you have guided us. grant us your mercy. you are the embracing giver. among my worshipers there were a party who said: "lord, we believed. forgive us and have mercy on us: you are the best of the merciful."

[@nazaninsafavian2351]

I really like this feature of your videos that you actually try to get information in advance, not just showing a reaction on sth. that don't know any thing about. well done. big like

[@azizah60azi33]

Mohammed reza from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@hphm2446]

This video was so touching, made me cry 😣 You’re such an intelligent guy that you can relate to such a different and rich voice!!

[@nohghasr1958]

This is a praying song in Arabic language which is holly Quran"s language. The quality is not smooth because he just sing and recorded to teach to his students by a tape recorder about 45 years ago. Need to note that there is no one in the world can sing like him.

[@saharzendehdel]

I'm sad for all the memories we could have had during these years with this pray. May he rest in peace. P.S. It is not a song, it is an Arabic pray which was played before Àzan in Ramadan. Also the pronunciation is : /rab'bana/

[@hillybilly7165]

Actually there are some frases of holly Qoran. 🌹

[@belalhossain6969]

It is in Surah in holy Qur'an

[@mohamadghasabi6854]

Thank you, this is the phonetic based on IPA /ræb bæ na:/

[@AZ-zr5oo]

Thank you for posting this video. Still get goose bumps after so many years of listening to his rabbana!

[@mohammads344]

Thank you for your reaction

[@ariyammn9703]

I’m listening this song for more than 1000 times but I feel something new in it every time

[@morvaridsadati5504]

We lived with Shajarian ... Shajarian will never die .... he will always remain in our hearts❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mahsayousefi5085]

Never Never...

[@Fno356L2]

Rabbana is from 1979. It was a piece made to teach people in the National Radio right after the revolution and was not supposed to be published, but they published it without asking for permition due to the caotic situation of those days (or something). Your comments were great.

[@cludbee]

he was best, all the people love him, but the giverment of IRAN doesnt like him and he couldnt song in IRAN... always we love him...

[@user-eu8gq6bc3s]

He could but he sed that he don't want iran tv show him

[@mreza84]

I am an Iranian Ex-Muslim even from childhood but I love this piece of music❤😢

[@amiralisadeghian7828]

Master of Iranian singing and father of Homayoun Shajarian died almost two dozen years ago and Mohammad Reza Shajarian was one of the greatest singers in Iran and his son continued his path.

[@melsi749]

Thank u for showing so much respekt to this divine piece and not even interrupting it❤🙏

[@ramtin_34]

ماشاءالله . صدای استاد محمد رضا شجریان ملکوتی بود و هست ❤ و درود به شما برادر عزیزم با این ویدیویِ زیبا و دلنشین

[@elitvk8294]

Legendary❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ninaahmadvand3523]

Cried through the whole thing. Btw -Just subscribed to you for your attention to Iranian art. Respect to you🙏🏻

[@MHonari]

Your introduction was on point. Appreciate this tribute. (BTW, there are remastered versions of this recording that have a clearer sound.)

[@Aeronautgal]

After reading the comments, I think it's strange to disconnect the beautiful sound from the content and the meaning of the words. Clearly Shajarian is singing from deep within his heart, it is his connection with the content that leads to this passionate voice. I would suggest that those who feel a connection with this sound even if they are not religious should meditate on the meaning of what he is singing, and where the words come from 💛 x

[@ammarshamsian]

This prayer recorded in 1980 or 1981 and since that for about 2 decades was part of Ramadan evenings in iran and it's so nostalgic for all Iranians who lived on that period , believers or not believers.

[@daddymo7387]

RIP. One of the greatest singer of all time

[@ashkan3484]

First of all thank you for making the videos about our great Maestro who was not allowed in his country where he was in love do performance, he knewd all the traditional music instruments and all the Music Dastgah he was the best ever in the world I would suggest to follow his performance in KZbin for example you would find Dastgah mokhalef thank you again for showing the world real voice and music coming from heaven RIP great music Maestro Mohammad reza shajarian 🖤🖤🖤😢

[@nargesahrabi7174]

Thank you for this video I am from Iran and I can't stop crying because we have lost Shajarian just 3 days ago and it was a legend his voice was from heaven

[@thevessel538]

Im not Muslim, but growing up in Iran, as a child loved this chant, and I love it even more now! Rest in peace Maestro!

[@donyarh5723]

خاطرهای بچگیم اومد جلو چشم ....

[@halohalo7440]

دقیقا بخصوص که در غربتم باشی این صدای رسا گذشته های بسیار دور را برایم زنده میکند که همان بچگیست روحشان شاد یاد و خاطرش در💔ها همواره ماندگار 😢

[@donyarh5723]

🥺♥️♥️

[@WahranRai]

Allah yarhmak ya Mohammad, Rest in peace !

[@PersianGato]

Condolences to all music lovers all around the world. Thank you buddy for this reaction.

[@alirezapouyandehravan8749]

Thanks a lot. Our hearts is full of grief for losing of master Shajaryan. It will not repeate to born a man like him for the rest of the history...

[@mehrnazbehzad]

Thank you for this 😭❤️

[@mreza84]

I am an Iranian Ex-Muslim (or better say I have never become a Muslim!) but I love this piece of art.

[@alirezasadeghi2105]

Wow incradible

[@saeedfarjami5017]

He himself said that after the revolution, they asked him to make something. He just prepared it unprofessionally as a first draft.

[@Coffee817]

Mohammad Reza Shajarian was a legend and a living monument of Iranian traditional music. He was also known for his skills in Persian calligraphy . ... Mohammad Reza Shajarian received UNESCO Picasso medal and Mozart medal, as a recognition of his unparraled talent, and commitment to artistic freedom.Oct 13, 2020

[@navid2368]

Thank you for the nice comments and explanations on this amazing prayer.

[@رضاکعب-ز1د]

great Reaction❤❤

[@muilosi467]

Kos nagoo momen

[@elnazshokrzadeh6860]

His legency always will go in, he's actualy shining part of our culture. Rest in peace Ostad

[@IDreamElectricSheep]

@MaceAroundTheWorld Hey there mace, it feels endearing and humane to see "others" lookup and search about one's culture after all of these years of corporate backed exploitation-driven anti-iranism (iranzamin, in the geocultural sense to be exact) and media distortion/censorship. it always gives me goosebumps. I was raised with an open heart for anything humane and kind, by the same multi-lingual, thousands of years old culture and literature of iranzamin and as you mentioned, music is boundless off of "borders". I said kindness cause that's the oldest belief amongst the people of iranzamin, "Mehr va Mehrvarzi" (a concept that is one of the principles of mithraism, with the "swastika" as its symbol which is actually called "gardoone mehr" or "well of kindness", which nazis stole for propaganda purposes}. What you just heard is one perfect exemplary gist of that thousands years old culture. I'm just trying to give you context for you to make Iranian music more conceptually and emotionally tangible. Also i suggest maestro Shajarian's "Baroon" which is both very sensual and blue, because of our history. Stay safe and "be drowned is kindness" :)

[@godlikesmesomuchchch]

This is not Iranian culture. This is just an Islamic/Arabic poem and has nothing to do with Iranian culture.

[@IDreamElectricSheep]

@@godlikesmesomuchchch please stop denying and censoring iranzamin's history, if you're committing such an prejudiced act then what will be the difference between you and the regime?!! Haven't you learned enough about the consequences of censorship from just the past 41 years? This is a part of maestro Shajarianz legacy and he believed in it (I'm not religious, but it's my duty to respect the full life of this gem from our gem-adorned land, this is a part of his life and no one gets to choose which part must be told and which part must be censored) Arab people has been part of the great iranzamin's multilingual-cultural history at least for 2500 years, it was two major iranians who played key roles in documenting arabic into inscription form, they gathered and authored arabic grammar. and yes this is an religious prayer in arabic and yes it is fully composed in Iranian folklore music, just like "nastaligh" which was invented in iran by drawing Farsi (not Parsi) inscriptions. or the "islamic" architecture which is in fact iranian architecture and it's important basic principles were developed in iranzamin and then spread through the muslim world. The history of the world is woven together, it's not at all like every culture was developed in a bubble of it's own, rather it's the product of centuries and centuries of cultural exchange and conflict. If you insist on "us vs them" then how would you differentiate yourself from Iran's regime?!! This is what you need to ask of yourself. And back to my point, this is part of iranzamin's rich rich culture. Don't censor just out of emotional responses and personal beliefs.

[@alitn588]

@@godlikesmesomuchchch yeh yeh😂😂😂😂

[@soroosh0096]

محمدرضا شجریان قلب ایران

[@maam3072]

Iranian song has a deep connection with Iranian literature, especially a very long poetic tradition. For example, in the following link, a song with a poem by Hafez is sung by Master Mohammad-Reza Shajarian, whose poem is as follows: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJjLn5-iZZd4iKs They, who never felt a love like us, do not understand us, I am nothing but what you see, no matter what others say. They, who are not in love like us, think they are the sane ones, But love knows very well that They are, indeed, the lost ones. I am not the only one who has fallen for their eyes, Even the moon and the sun are enchanted as well. This is my destiny that to remain enchanted forever, We are all servants and the beloved ones our lords. We may have nothing, but we still long for wine & the sound of music Sigh, what if they don’t accept our clothes as the payment for them They claim they are in love, yet they complain about the beloved, Such lovers do deserve the pain of separation May your beautiful eyes give me a clue, Otherwise I won’t know how to survive the way enchanted and lost that I am If those novice followers ever find out what goes in our mind, They will never ever count on us anymore

[@annar.3876]

This piece is amazing and means a lot to us :)

[@majnoonalhussein1285]

Ya Rahman......

[@knownanonymous1691]

No sorrow is compared to ours now... Thanks for this video

[@arefeshghi]

This was recorded around 41 years ago, back in late 70s (~1979).

[@aidasolei5600]

Thank you for this..this means a lot

[@HJeff]

Beautiful voice. May he rest in eternal peace.

[@armita_khoshhal7276]

This is a great sorrow. We, the people of Iran, are going through a difficult time. The government of the Islamic Republic is making life harder for us every day, and every day the news of the execution or torture or arrest of protesters, political activists, etc. adds to our suffering. The death of Master Shajarian is a very, very great grief that has broken the heart of each and every one of Iranians, but the government of the Islamic Republic is beating and dispersing his supporters due to enmity with Master Shajarian and Iranian music and the Iranian people. As an Iranian teenager, I hate this government and wish it was overthrown as soon as possible.

[@hamidehnasseh1765]

Thanks for representing our legendary vocalist, Mohammad-Reza Shajarian! This piece is not music. This is reading some Holy Quran verses. There are 5 verses in different parts (Sureh) of the Holy Quran that all start with the word (Rabbana) and that means (O'God) as you know. This piece of invocation (or these 5 prayers, as God has thought people how to do that) is before Iftar, like Christian believers pray before eating. This piece and the story behind it as I see people mentioned it (it was a class practice, not recorded formally and just done once) is carved in Iranian memories for years. RIP, Mohammad-Reza Shajarian! You had a heavenly voice and now angles of heaven are listening to your wonderful voice! Again, thank you for recording this video!

[@ssssssssss8345]

Great shajarian . . . !

[@mobinasohrabi7996]

Your reaction is really respectable for us😇❤️😔😔

[@dr.m.karimi7788]

he was the best.... the best and only 😔 we have always loved him , he's always in our hearts, forever...

[@itssal4004]

I got two of ur videos in my recommendations today so I don’t really know u yet, but the introductions u make are so accurate for a non Persian guy and your choice of music is awesome. Keep rolling.

[@htconemax7127]

Your reaction is very good 👍👍 Thank you bro 🌹 R.I.P legend ❤

[@hooman_9]

God of voice ,we love you shajariyan for ever😳❤

[@nahidbandikenari5899]

Crying my eyes out after hearing this again after a long tome! RIP! 😭😢

[@MrFaridjahed]

Thank you man! It was great! Thank you so much!

[@tatalo3540]

I really did not expect this, thank you very much. We will listen to this Reina every Ramadan next month, thank you

[@ninibibiful]

We truly are living in a global culture, thank you for this

[@dcsworldiran]

Goose bumps

[@minaleili5904]

We all wait to iftar whith this nostalgic voice. R. I. P❤️🌸

[@whitelensphotografie]

Masterpiece from the Master. #RIP Ostad🕊

[@MaceAroundTheWorld]

❤️

[@taraxzr2462]

I wish I could give my life to shajarian