The Music of Islam 15 Volume Box Set mp3

Music of Islam 15 Volume Box Set mp3 This box set is absulotly amazing. The recording quality is very good, and the artists are authentic. mp3 bit rate is 192 CBR, all album art and some of the booklets are present as well. Original Release Date: April 14, 1998 Number of Discs: 17 Format: Box set Note on Boxed Sets: During shipping, discs in boxed sets occasionally become dislodged without damage. Please examine and play these discs. If you are not completely satisfied, we'll refund or replace your purchase. Label: Celestial Harmonies ASIN: B000005Z42 Inimitable world music producer Eckart Rahn again brings listeners a collection of recordings that is as moving as it is obscure as it is technically perfect. This sampler selects from a 15-volume set documenting the state of Islamic music from Turkey south to Yemen and Morocco east to Indonesia. The sampler is available for sale, separate from the perhaps imposing set. Detailed documentation discusses Islamic music cursorily and technically. Instrumentation, the role of religion in the music, and Islam and its history are also covered. Unfortunately, there is not much track-by-track text other than the source of each cut. The sampler begins very strongly, with an unaccompanied feat of vocal acrobatics in a Koran recitation recorded in Istanbul, followed by a rich arrangement of Iranian strings and percussion. From Marrakesh, Morocco, comes a sonorous example of deep-pitched drums backing group song. After this example of Gnawa music is an Egyptian flute, string, and percussion melody that clearly brings pyramids and oases to mind. Returning to Istanbul, listeners hear a surprisingly sedate male chorus backed by flute and tambourines from Music of Islam, Vol. 9: Mawlawiyah Music of the Whirling Dervishes. (Perhaps even dervishes need to relax.) Coming from Yemen is a very intricate and hypnotic melody from a plucked string instrument. The compilers chose to represent Pakistan with a near seven-minute raga. A clear, bright, Oriental female voice defines an Indonesian ensemble. Having heard from lower Egypt, listeners make a visit to upper Egypt where the leader of a Nubian troupe initiates each verse answered by the chorus, all to a lively drum beat. More exotic, moving, and densely structured music is heard from Qatar, Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, Tunisia, and Morocco. http://vip.tracker.thepiratebay.se/announce

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TroyhasFallen (2008-02-24)

seed more?

Sulaco99 (2008-02-25)

I thought music was haram. Along with everything else.

pan216 (2008-02-25)

What is "haram?"

pan216 (2008-02-25)

OK, I read about "haram." Are you serious? If so, why?

gemini1958 (2008-03-28)

Music is a source of joy. And enjoyment makes people get together which is in itself is a source of rebellion against tyrany. That's why they made music haram.

DocTroy (2008-04-06)

LOL!!! Music (not all) also encourages people to commit adultery and fornication. (turn on MTV if you don't believe me). Apparently you (and your religion) don't see this as a problem. I'm not saying that all music is bad, but no one in their right mind can tell me that SOME music has a negative influence on our children, and society in general, by promoting promiscuity, drug use, alcohol abuse, etc, etc. Maybe you should think twice before you post ignorant, uninformed trash.

sohailkhanonline (2008-05-30)

It depends on how you think and your environment.
To Muslims the music is a source of distraction from spiritual affection to God. So the music is prohibited.
and to non Muslims it does not apply at all. So no need to worry. Enjoy till your time comes....!!

arnesaknussem (2008-08-30)

many thanks for this one, someday it will finish downloading and many out here will really apreciate this music... should I insult somenone or make some strange hateful generalisations to comment in here? maybe next time

wanderlustfl (2008-11-20)

It always amazes me that people feel they need to make prejudicial comments or insult the uploader here on the Pirate Bay, just because it is not so tightly moderated as smaller private sites where their comments would be deleted and they'd receive a warning or a ban, and so would moderate their language and be more honourable in their attitude.
This is meant as a sampler of a particular kind of music. I came across it looking for Tunisian music. I downloaded it, because it is something fairly new to me and I want to listen to it to make up my own mind about it. If I like it, I will look for more and buy it. If I don't, I won't. Chances are I will like at least some of it.
Whatever.... - thanks to pan216 for giving me an opportunity I may not otherwise have had.

EskimOasis (2009-01-18)

Super! thanks a lot for this torrent!
Amazing collection of music of the muslim world...

poktav (2009-02-26)

Some traditon says that When God created the body of Prophet Adam from clay, it ordered its soul to enter the body. The soul hovered over the body for 40 years and would not enter because soul is immaterial and body is material. they are basically opposite in kind. so Allah made the soul listen to music and Adam's soul was so moved by the music that it entered the body. that's why his children are always moved when they listen to Music. In Islam, some shaykhs have prevented their disciples to listen to music considering its negative influence. other shaykhs have allowed it, like Rumi, and the Chishtis of India. some Qadiri shaykhs who usually discourage their disciples to listen to music have said that music is allowed for the elite, meanning those who are so spiritually advanced that music can soothe their pain in their desire for the Beloved. otherwise, they say it's harmful for the ordinary man. i think, rock music certainly comes from Satan but there are some music which may be good and relaxing. of course, provided we don't make too much use of it to the point of neglecting our duties towards the Creator

Zayed12 (2009-03-13)

Poktav, i didn't know that, but your words were beautiful and i like to believe it's true..
and plz don't get frustrated by people's ignorance and narrow mindedness...although i'm sure ur comment put him back in his place..
i'm trying to finish downloading this torrent but it stopped at 27.9% plz SEEEEEEED people, and thanks for this great upload...

JKS4779 (2009-07-07)

Many missing mp3s in Discs 2 & 6.

quozlshow (2009-07-21)

Excellent torrent - all music received intact, NO missing files. I will seed to a 10 ratio. Thanks pan216!

evpalbipifor (2011-06-03)

The Music of Islam @ 320 Kbps (2.72 GiB):
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