Firdaus Ensemble -Spiritual-Oriental-Flamenco-Celtic Music - Sufi music group
New album by the group Firdaus Ensemble.
The name of the group is inspired by the Arabic word al-Firdaus with which the highest place in paradise is designated, both the word paradise and firdaus come from Persian and mean a closed garden. The intercultural origin of the group's name reflects its character since its musicians come from different countries.
New album by the group Firdaus Ensemble.
The name of the group is inspired by the Arabic word al-Firdaus with which the highest place in paradise is designated, both the word paradise and firdaus come from Persian and mean a closed garden. The intercultural origin of the group's name reflects its character since its musicians come from different countries.
songs
- Safa 7:52
- Al-Madha 6:08
- Al-Fiyashiya 5:47
- Ya Ajmal al-Anbiya' 7:33
- Lute taqsim 2:57
- Ya Imam ar-Rusli 3:38
- Celtic Salawat 6:09
- Recitation of Quran 3:26
- Atainaka bil-faqri 6:23
- Tadiqu bina ad-dunia 5:45
- Darat bi-majla 6:12
Description of songs.
1- Safa
Prayer that invokes some of the Beautiful Names of God in a musical composition of its own.
“O Allah! You who are Merciful and Compassionate have mercy on us...”
2- Al-Madha
Aljamiada elegy of Moorish origin (16th century) in honor of the Prophet Muhammad (saws) over a traditional Andalusian melody
“Lord feç your assala* on him
ifenos love with him
take us out on your flock
jus the sign of Muhammad”
* From Arabic: blessing.
3- Al-Fiyashiya
Mystical Zéjel attributed to the Sufi Abu Wahib Bahlul (9th century) on different Andalusian musical modes.
"I am a servant of a powerful Lord who makes difficult things easy"
Moaxaja elegy to the Prophet Muhammad (saws) on an Ottoman instrumental composition (uşşak samai).
“The most beautiful among the Envoys, the most perfect among the pure, O Seal of the Prophets!
How sweet you are to my heart!”
5- Taqsim Oud
Arabic lute improvisation in maqam bayati. Yusuf Mezghildi
6- Ya Imam ar-Rusli
Moaxaja of praise to the Prophet Muhammad (saws) of the Sudanese shaykh
Abd ar-Rahim al-Bur'i (20th century) on a traditional Syrian melody in maqam bayati.
“O Imam of the Prophets! You are my support and source of trust. You who open the way to Allah, in this life and in the next take me by your hand "
7- Celtic Salawat
Prayer for the Prophet Muhammad (sas) in a musical composition of his own on a traditional Celtic theme.
8- Quran recitation
Surah of the Cave (18:106-110) Ali keeler
9- Atainaka bil-faqri
Mystical poem attributed to the Andalusian Sufi Abu al-Hasan al-Shushtari (Guadix, 13th century) on a traditional Syrian melody. Instrumental arrangements: Salma Vives
"In a state of poverty we come to You, who are the source of all wealth and never stop providing us"
10- Tadiqu bina ad-dunia
Mawwal in maqam istihlal interpreting a mystical poem attributed to the Andalusian Sufi Abu Madyan (Cantillana 12th century). Solo voices: Omar Benlamlih and Abdul Hamid Ajban.
“When you are absent from our side, the world oppresses us, and our souls abandon us in pursuit of what they yearn for”
11- Darat bi-majla
Mystical poetry based on a composition by Sayyid Darwish (Egypt 19th century)
“It revolved, in a glass brighter than the sun, the red wine of intimacy giving new life to the spirits”
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