When days challenge you | Antarah

[@MuhammadAfify7]

It is amazing that this poem was written 1500 years ago and now I understand it without translation من المدهش أن هذه القصيدة كتبت منذ 1500 سنة وأنا الآن افهمها بدون ترجمة

[@Punicia]

“I’m the slave you’ve been told about.. Now you’ve met me, forget everything you were told…”

[@moon14gold]

تحدى الله كل بلاغات العرب العظيمة جدا وإنتصر الله عليها وعلى أهلها نصرا عزيزا مُؤَزَّرًا

[@drake1451]

and my sword was in the battlefield as a doctor , treats those who complain about headache

[@MuhammadAfify7]

I had a headache but thank God it went 😂😂

[@drake1451]

@ no one wishes that kind of treatment 😂

[@Punicia]

“When heroes run before my wrath.. They see the horizon as narrow as the eye of a needle…”

[@محمدمحمد-ط4ط6ي]

انها أروع لو فهمت معناها بالعربية .

[@AhmedHussein-de3dx]

Jazzakallah khayr may Allah reward you and grant you jannah al firdaus

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

Ameen, you too :)

[@x_obert2177]

Ameen, wa iyyak

[@majesticknight3189]

Muslims Need more these kind of poem so they can wake up from long slumber.

[@Beorthere]

Never thought that Islamic music would give me, a Christian, hope.

[@m2al]

There is no such thing as Islamic music. As for the clip, it is very old, even before the birth of Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, and the Arabs have been famous for their poetry since ancient times.

[@agellidmalik]

It's poetry, not music. Music involves instrument and/or singing, while with poetry, all you need is to be able to recite and/or to write :)

[@henceforthhans]

Read the Quran i challenge you to fully read it and see the wonders of it

[@bozomori2287]

You heard chivalry poetry from a pagan arab that lived before Muhammed 😂

[@aqib8755]

​@@bozomori2287you have no proof that he was pagan or .... Do you?

[@sophiejuliaaa]

جميل جدا ما شاء الله 🤍.

[@MusaMills1]

This is lyricism.

[@kingasama]

جزاكم الله خيرا

[@TribetWilson]

I liked the video good song

[@LotfiLotfi-b6y]

لقد نسيت بيت وحولك نسوة بنذبن حزان ........

[@_zaaphiel]

This is beautiful

[@Madmarkhor]

0:11 throw rather than through

[@logos9869]

What happened to the other Antarah poem where he mentions his mother?? I loved that one

[@kenkaneki9138]

I dunno bro some of the poem's verses have been butchered by the translation. Like the very first line, it would have been much better if you translated it literally.

[@MuhammadAfify7]

الشطر الأول يصعب حتى على بعض العرب فهمه

[@Salwayassin]

Masshalah beautiful😂

[@mustafafeyyad]

كم اتمنى ان اسمع كلام االرحمن الرحيم من صوتك

[@Haq691]

Subhanallah Alhamdulillah La Ilaha Illallah Allahu Akbar

[@Saladid]

Great poem but the translation should be more literal

[@Ausinttx8322]

Wow!

[@kareemakram3676]

ممكن تقول على المصدر الى بتجيب منه الصوت

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

المقطع الذي نقلت منه الصوت حُذف

[@akam4.7]

كمية اجانب غريبه شجابهم لقصائد عنتره 🤔

[@taharbrahimieng]

Awesome

[@wesssouss9451]

anyone got the arabic transcript

[@yusufaljaber852]

إِذا كَشَفَ الزَمانُ لَكَ القِناعا وَمَدَّ إِلَيكَ صَرفُ الدَهرِ باعا فَلا تَخشَ المَنيَّةَ وَاِلقَيَنها وَدافِع ما اِستَطَعتَ لَها دِفاعا وَلا تَختَر فِراشاً مِن حَريرٍ وَلا تَبكِ المَنازِلَ وَالبِقاعا وَحَولَكَ نِسوَةٌ يَندُبنَ حُزناً وَيَهتِكنَ البَراقِعَ وَاللِفاعا يَقولُ لَكَ الطَبيبُ دَواكَ عِندي إِذا ما جَسَّ كَفَّكَ وَالذِراعا وَلَو عَرَفَ الطَبيبُ دَواءَ داءٍ يَرُدُّ المَوتَ ما قاسى النِزاعا وَفي يَومِ المَصانِعِ قَد تَرَكنا لَنا بِفِعالِنا خَبَراً مُشاعا أَقَمنا بِالذَوابِلِ سوقَ حَربٍ وَصَيَّرنا النُفوسَ لَهَ مَتاعا حِصاني كانَ دَلّالَ المَنايا فَخاضَ غُبارَها وَشَرى وَباعَ وَسَيفي كانَ في الهَيجا طَبيباً يُداوي رَأسَ مَن يَشكو الصُداعا أَنا العَبدُ الَّذي خُبِّرتَ عَنهُ وَقَد عايَنتَني فَدَعِ السَماعا وَلَو أَرسَلتُ رُمحي مَع جَبانٍ لَكانَ بِهَيبَتي يَلقى السِباعا مَلَأتُ الأَرضَ خَوفاً مِن حُسامي وَخَصمي لَم يَجِد فيها اِتِّساعا إِذا الأَبطالُ فَرَّت خَوفَ بَأسي تَرى الأَقطارَ باعاً أَو ذِراعا

[@Al.ameenn]

Just choose Arabic subtitle , and you're done

[@NomadicSabir]

Please add translation

[@1qxc146]

Turn on the subtitle

[@shafaatoo9328]

Brothers, genuine question to guys who are more learned than me (channel creator too). What's the view of Antarah poems Islamically, am I allowed to take inspiration from these poems even though they are from Jahiliyyah. I find these to be incredible lyrically, and they motivate me lol. They're honestly bangers lol. Is it permissible for me to feel that way about these poems/ use them as inspiration?

[@yusufaljaber852]

The prophet (pbuh) said:((I was sent to perfect morals)) This means that Jahiliya although it was a time full of arrogance and falsehood it wasn't fully 100% Bad , arabs back then had some good morals and characters and the prophet pbuh was sent to remove the bad and complete the good.

[@shafaatoo9328]

@@yusufaljaber852 yes, because a lot of the morals and values that are proported in this poem align with Islamic values. Makes sense, Jazakallah for the clarification.

[@yusufaljaber852]

@@shafaatoo9328 exactly. you're most welcome❤

[@مجتبىيحيى-ر6ه]

قال تعالى :( وَالشُّعَرَاءُ يَتَّبِعُهُمُ الْغَاوُونَ ۝ أَلَمْ تَرَ أَنَّهُمْ فِي كُلِّ وَادٍ يَهِيمُونَ ۝ وَأَنَّهُمْ يَقُولُونَ مَا لا يَفْعَلُونَ ۝ إِلَّا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا وَعَمِلُوا الصَّالِحَاتِ)[الشعراء:224-227]. (Poets are followed by the perverse. (224) Have you not seen how they wander in every valley, (225)and they say what they do not do? (226)Except those who believe, and do good works and remember Allah in abundance and became victorious after they had been wronged. The wrongdoers will surely know which turn they will be returning to (Hell). (227) But It depends on the poem lyrics if it is good a genuine then that is that and if it is bad then no The prophet saw said (some poem is wisdom) and he had a poet his name was hassan ibn thabit so good poem is acceptable But taking inspiration from poem is a bit problematic because most of poem had bad in it either lies or dirty words

[@unistavanjesquarediagonal2687]

@@مجتبىيحيى-ر6ه إِلَّا ٱلَّذِينَ ءَامَنُوا۟ وَعَمِلُوا۟ ٱلصَّـٰلِحَـٰتِ وَذَكَرُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ كَثِيرًۭا وَٱنتَصَرُوا۟ مِنۢ بَعْدِ مَا ظُلِمُوا۟ ۗ وَسَيَعْلَمُ ٱلَّذِينَ ظَلَمُوٓا۟ أَىَّ مُنقَلَبٍۢ يَنقَلِبُونَ ٢٢٧ Except those [poets] who believe and do righteous deeds and remember Allāh often and defend [the Muslims] after they were wronged. And those who have wronged are going to know to what [kind of] return they will be returned.

[@مآرسلين-ج9ح]

صوت من ؟

[@55iiiiii]

وهيب الشيخ

[@NoorulAlam-IbnDawud]

Who is the reciter of this poem?

[@henceforthhans]

Antarah

[@northernleader4777]

Antarah ( Antar Bin Shaddad ) he was a slave for a tribe and hero during tribal wars before Islam. It was almost 1500 years ago.

[@gooddoctor9542]

@@northernleader4777 yes he was a slave, but because of his courage and the honour that he gained defending his tribe. his father reclaimed him as a son... (he was born from a Slave mother, and the father who was from one of the noble families, refused him at birth, but antara gained the respect of all, gained a name and an honour... and most important of all he was a hero and a legend... you can't refer to him as a slave, he is a noble man who has a name...

[@northernleader4777]

@@gooddoctor9542 Man, you like it or not. He said about himself as a slave in one of his poem as a slave. So yes it is known for Arabs that anyone had a slave mother, then he would be a slave even if his father is a king or caliph.

[@gooddoctor9542]

​@@northernleader4777 he was, but when his father gave him his name he became no longer a slave... he was a free and an honorable man... and for his poems he mentioned he is slave because his enemies mocked him thinking they could provoke him by calling him slave, so it was like saying "yes I am that slave you heard of... let me show you what a slave can do"... he doesn't say it to confirm he is slave but to confirm he is never ashamed of what he was

[@al3ntri81]

الله يسامح المنشد

[@Abo-al-s]

ليه

[@frrrrrr3]

اتوقع طريقة الروي خطا، القصيده قويه ​@@Abo-al-s

[@عبدالحميدالمغربي-ك5س]

تشويه للشعر العربي بهذه الألحان. ما هكذا نلقي قصيدة للشاعر والفارس الجاهلي عنترة بن شداد العبسي

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

العادة والأصل ان العرب كانوا يتغنون بالشعرمن عصور الجاهلية وحتى يومنا هذا

[@maroneric2517]

ممكن اسم المنشد؟

[@ArabicVocalPoetry]

وهيب الشيخ

[@AbuBakerAl-Badry]

i hate these so bad translations