Rumi Poetry - Persian Music and Singing Reaction

Rumi Poetry - Persian Music and Singing
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[@suchisthismystery2814]

I am left dumbfounded and speechless and utterly overwhelmed ♥️

[@hasanghodrati7326]

So true, same here! I know the language and it really touches my heart and soul!

[@888dandoon]

A pure soul would react in such manner.

[@MegamiSaikou]

I Think This Is Iranian Triditional Music I Looooove It💫😻🥰🙋🏼‍♀️🌹♥️💎👑

[@nantayaponsen3546]

Hi so des kono video irano froino taip des himayon otol san mo yomeh na singr des

[@mojtabaamuzegar7190]

Thank you for your honest reaction. That instrument is "Tanboor" or "Tanbour". An ancient Persian music instrument with 3 strings. For some players it's a kind of sacred and they even make ablution before touching that.

[@azerdidi1]

made me cry .. cry of joy and connection .. amazing people .. amazing time

[@alikhoobiary6595]

Thank you for inciting me to add one more word to my vocabulary. Ablution.

[@suchisthismystery2814]

Remember when you had no religion? Remember when all you had was Him! ~ Rumi

[@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.

[@tara-t5k8v]

Best comment I seen about that

[@mreza84]

Yes, it’s about love for God, but not religions God! It about another God, not the God which religions talks about!

[@gunshroot8481]

Welcome to the country of lovers, Iran🇮🇷💜

[@BoumProject]

beautiful! thank you for covering our Persian culture :)

[@نداعارفی]

هنر نزد ایرانیان است و بس💜💜

[@nimazohhadi8030]

I was waiting for this. Now you've seen it too. This is not just a song. It's a gateway to the world above

[@mtavakoli2598]

Homayon shajariyan ❤️👍👌Iran 🇮🇷

[@tagavit2563]

عزیز دلی که به موسیقی ایرانی سنتی ری اکت میدی ممنون تشکر

[@lilibadrej590]

هنر نزد ایرانیان است و بس. این ساز تنپور با ۳ سیم اهنی است ولی ببینید دستان این هنرمند جه میکنه تشکر از شما بابت انتخاب این اهنگ زیبا

[@fesharigap2803]

To be honest you really felt the song and that reaction was perfect , you respect the song and that's beautiful tnx

[@maralafsari]

This sound is a miracle 😍🇮🇷🤍❤💚💫

[@adelnaseri3199]

love from iran

[@hasanghodrati7326]

Homayoun, you touch my heart and soul, may God bless your soul and heart!

[@azarnoosh.z]

Ah Man, I can see you feel it inside. I wish you could understand the language, I wish.... I lose control of my emotions everytime I listen to this. Deep deep into my soul.

[@medyaroshanrou9517]

You listened like a Persian 😍

[@mohammadjovireh9993]

This is art everytime i listen to this it makes me cry the poem is amazing and homayoun ad sohrab are killing it with their talent

[@user-jh7cx8ol5k]

The voice (voice of haven)

[@thehuman4643]

What a pure amazing reaction man. Cheers mate

[@abbaschizari6430]

Shajarian shows a great picture of our culture, religion and our history... he shows his power and touches your soul with the first line he sings... and as you said it can only be a talent and nothing else...

[@deanfa2063]

Beautiful 👏👏👏

[@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.

[@navidanthrax]

That instrument is "Tanbour"

[@parvizrad2195]

It’s an absolute masterpiece!

[@s.a.8618]

This is not about earthly love, it is about one being completely dissolved in the source of all love. Many call it God. It takes years of studying Persian mysticism to understand these poems. Yet many common people just enjoy the beautiful verses which are undescribable when recited in Persian. These verses are heavenly and a native Persian speaker will be mesmerized by the beauty of the words themselves. When one desire to get close to the source of everything s/he must first get rid of his/her selfish desires and purify himself/herself to receive his (its) grace and here the poet (Rumi) is explaining the journey that how he breaks away from himself and all earthly things to become worthy of his (God's) attention. When he says "he broke his pen and left his friends"; he is referring to his fame, knowledge, and status -- that can bring about arrogance and narcissism -- as a top and famous scholar of his time, not family and friends in the sense that we understand it. He says every earthly thing will be a veil between one and God and one must get rid of them if s/he wants to enjoy the companionship of God. Wealth, fame, knowledge will cause arrogance that will prevent one from connecting to his/her beloved (God here). It is rather hard for Westerners -- who are immersed in a culture with prevalent individualism and materialism -- to make a connection with these heavenly words; but in many cultures that there are many things more important than a person's material possessions and desires and his/her own life, it can be better understood. As it is said "lost in translation"; it is very difficult to convey the essence of these words in another language, a lot of its beauty will be lost; YET one can learn from it if s/he is ready and open to receive the message.

[@arkan-bi7gs]

دقیقا برای شناخت حق اول باید خود را شناخت و این مویثر نخواهد شد جز با سرنگون کردن هوای نفس ...❤

[@alirezaeemaster2274]

2 MASTER ❤

[@suchisthismystery2814]

It's not difficult to renounce this life or this world, but to give up your love, that is difficult - no, impossible. ~ Rumi

[@omidpvh]

Hi this was a wonderful music and reaction so please make more Persian music reactions ..

[@siyavashsetorg567]

In Persian traditional music, poetry complements the music, and the music prepares the listener's mind to understand the message of the poem. And the listener follows the poem from the beginning to the end with the beautiful voice of the singer, and in the end you will surely reach the conclusion that the poet's goal was. In Persian traditional music, singers and composers try to compose a song that the poet had in mind when composing the poem. The closer this song and its performance are to the music of the poet's mind, the more the singer and the listener enjoy the poem and the deeper the connection with the message of the poem.

[@rrnnff123]

Unbelievably amazing

[@hatefmontazery4232]

That was fabulous

[@l3dn1tv9]

Wow 🥺

[@arsenalmanic]

So good !!

[@mortezaemami9022]

it's my third time watching your reaction and enjoying it everytime👍

[@ehsanmazand]

thanks

[@hhabibzadehn]

You have stated correctly. This is a spiritual music. Don't be fooled by the literal translation

[@asali310]

Thank you for your reaction and for this beautiful music. And yes it's Homayoun Shajarian with Sohrab Pournazeri playing Tanbur. Here is Mohammadreza Shajarian, the master and legend of Persian classical music and Homayoun's father who passed away last year: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ-sZYVvd8mfack

[@abbaschizari6430]

how unfortunate that his father.... our master.... passed away

[@par6204]

Mamnoon 👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@deliciousmoment]

Unfortunately, translation in English does not tell the real meanings of this poem and can not express. I cry this song every time I listen.You just say you just have to close the eyes and listened

[@kamaldialektic4829]

Love... Love... & Love.

[@mohamedattab1025]

You can make reaction to mohsin namjo ( zolf).. he is amazing!

[@payamasadi9776]

Tnx bro

[@g.rsarkarzadeh8899]

Holy, Devine, Godly,.. words fail ***

[@Kian-92]

Perfect was .mastam negah one song at homayon reaction go .soooooo muuuuuch amazing .oky thankful 🙏

[@tagavit2563]

گلی گل 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍

[@yaserkhan316]

My friend this instrument is called SETAR , meaning “three strings” , SE means 3 and TAR. Means string

[@bernard3303]

😊❤

[@sepehrmirshahi7535]

much love

[@paniranii]

The instrument call Tanbur

[@Ali-vj3pj]

❤️

[@laminoriterodo5493]

💙💙💙💙 my iran

[@erfankarami410]

glad to see your reaction, please make a reaction of his father mohamadreza shajarian ,the name of the song is gholame chashme an torkam

[@jafartaheri4567]

Saghi bia of mohamadreza shajarian

[@shahpoorsaberi1430]

Liebe Tar Taar NawaTarrnawaz Mann brader kochak Tu ostaostaad ostasd

[@vahidmotallebi7899]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@amirm5420]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hasannosrati9443]

❤🇮🇷💗

[@saeedahmadian548]

Like and love from Iran ❤️

[@dodo_plays_]

😍😍🥺

[@kiarashmodares9732]

Iranian🔥🔥🔥❤🇮🇷

[@tagavit2563]

سلام

[@s.a.8618]

This is about divine love. Rumi -- mystic --- is describing the stages of his purification until he becomes worthy of the source of all love (in his view God). Rumi -- Molana Jalal-al-Din Balkhi (Rumi) -- was a renowned scholar of his time. Having everything one seeks in earthy life, he was not satisfied and seek the truth. He then became acquainted with a Sufi called -- Shams Tabrizi -- who teaches him to drop fame, praise of others, and materialistic life and purify himself. When you hear "I was like Mercury sitting in circles to gain more knowledge and then he says that he realized knowledge alone can not guide him to his beloved, hence he broke his pen". This refers to knowledge that might bring about pride, arrogance, and narcissism that is a veil in front of one's eye to not see the divine. It is very difficult to translate these poems to another language; they sound so good and have deep meaning in Persian. The English Subtitle is an honest attempt but it is more like a literal translation that does not convey the deep meaning of this poem.

[@sahrab7108]

It s aboat God

[@afshinmansouri8598]

shajariyan🔥

[@mazdajay55]

🤠😘🥰

[@bestconfing5674]

🔥🔥🔥

[@husseinnazari593]

Is nan is ستار

[@arasha1954]

Hi Please react to "behet ghol midam" from mohsen yeganeh

[@mayur5930]

Will you react on indian music

[@Rose-fi7jh]

try to learn farsi or persian language every single day some words and some sentences after a couple of months you see you know a lot

[@rezaalibabai642]

Homayon is the best

[@sadrasports]

hi .react to mohammad reza lotfi (kemancheh)bleave me its amazing

[@i.r.i7003]

🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@ErenYalcin6262]

👋 pls. react. Think you will like it a lot :) alim qasimov - a traca of grace 8:33 min

[@hasanghodrati7326]

It is called "se tar"! "se tar" means "three strings"!

[@moara3576]

در واقع تنبور

[@hasanghodrati7326]

@@moara3576 I have not heard of it ever! Thanks anyways!

[@brunojuno6535]

This makes me cry EVERY time !

[@hasanghodrati7326]

@@brunojuno6535 Because when it comes from the heart, it lands on the heart! :)

[@hasanghodrati7326]

@@homelessnative I had never heard of it before! I assume it is a Kurdish word! Thanks!

[@mairafiee4929]

Homayoun unfortunately is ban by terrorist regime now so was his father for a while they allowed but recent years the band him again because his father did not agree to sing in regime TV and was on side of Iranian. Hope Free Iran will blossom with greater Artist to travel to the rest of the world and spread the great art prisoner in Iran for 45 years.

[@kavehnasri4115]

the translation is awful. this poet is very deep. very connected to the kind of music they are playing. thank you for your very interesting reaction.

[@MarkHill2025]

Also his father Mohammad reza shajarian is like him and Ehsan khaje amiri the iranian pop singer the album autumn loneliness are perfect

[@s.a.8618]

Thanks for your reaction. The instrument is called Setar which is a combination of Seh (means three) and tar (string,instrument wire). Settar means the instrument which has 3 strings (wires). This is an ancient Iranian instrument that is used in the Middle East to India with slight variation and adaptation. Indians also call it Setar; of course with their own accent. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setar