Omar Abdullah: This insightful piece highlights the growing challenges faced by Arab housewives, particularly in relation to online infidelity. Factors such as lack of time, marital dissatisfaction, and 
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Fadi: الله يرحمها و يجعل مثواها بعليين و يجمعك معها بالجنة بعد عمر طويل
بلوجر بالعربي: looks very good
Noura: Different home, but same longing and nostalgia .. it seems we are chasing a mirage , Beirut of my dreams does not exist nor the people i miss .. i don't know if my gains were worth the losses ? I 
price waves repeat: The other day, while I was at work, my sister stole my iphone and tested to see if it can survive a 25 foot drop, just so she can be a youtube sensation. My iPad is now broken 
Sara: You can say that again!God Bless🕊
ياسمين حميد: كما هي طبيعتنا نحن العرب، عند الانتقال بين منصة وأخرى لا نحتفظ بالأولى بل نتركها ونهجرها. الأمور عندنا خاضعة ل
Qwaider: These possessions are meaningless as you said, but it's still painful to let go :( May Allah grant you all you wish for and unite you with your loved ones
Nicolas: The rapid increase in intelligence within this generation is responsible for completely unforeseen phenomena that academicians are not prepared for.Some of these classic TV shows remained 
حراج: Definitely believe that which you stated. Your favorite justification seemed to be on the internet the easiest thing to keep in mind of.I say to you, I definitely get irked at 
mohmmad: معظم المدونين و خاصة الاردنيين هاجروا من بلوجر و ووردبرس الى فيسبوك و تويتر و منهم اللي تغيرت ظروف حياته و صار 
Haitham Jafar: جميل ان أرى تدوينة هنا :) "يبقى الإنسان".. بكل تأكيد! نتمنى أنها عودة (قوية) 
Malik : Welcome back!I miss the Jordanian blogsphere. 
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black ires : مروان عطايا اشهد انك رجل وكلامك يرفع قيمتك الله يكثر من امثالك يارب 
Quaid: I am reading here of atrocities you speak of and how wrong this thing is how wrong that thing is .War I must agree is terrible ,every action damaging something has its wrong. This weapon we are readin
kuwait: جميله جدا المقاله ، اعجبني التناقض بالشخصية ، الانفصام اصبح الكثيرين يعانون منه ، شكرا مره اخرى واعجبت
Doug: I just saw the episode, and i clearly want to state the dr phil show did exactly what they needed too and shes back safe!!!!!!What ticks me off the most, is that she was underage, she was 
afouf: el3mor koloh inshalla...
milwaukee: It'd be nice if this were in english!!! Are any of the recipes translated? 
Noura: Hello Qwaider, it is for sure calm around here..How is Mai and your little bannout? Hope life is treating you well:)Sorry to bother you, but I have been trying to register my new blog at Q
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Omar Abdullah:This insightful piece highlights the growing challenges faced by Arab housewives, particularly in relation to online infidelity. Factors such as lack of time, marital dissatisfaction, and
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Fadi:الله يرحمها و يجعل مثواها بعليين و يجمعك معها بالجنة بعد عم%
بلوجر بالعربي:looks very good
Noura:Different home, but same longing and nostalgia .. it seems we are chasing a mirage , Beirut of my dreams does not exist nor the people i miss .. i don't know if my gains were worth the losses ? I
price waves repeat:The other day, while I was at work, my sister stole my iphone and tested to see if it can survive a 25 foot drop, just so she can be a youtube sensation. My iPad is now broken
Sara:You can say that again!God Bless🕊
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Ya zalameh sho bte7ky , sorry m3alem Samer bas esma3ha nasee7a menny: Stay where you are a7sanlak ... You can always come for vacation but as long as you are happy with what you do there just stay there and o it :)
Take care and you are always welcome .. I am kidding about staying out of the country .. Life is always hard! Allah be3een.
كتير مؤثرة
Allah kareem w inshallah you will be back home someday.
the words mna7 not bad
the problem is eno soto sucks!!!
I knew the song through a guy who knows him back in the states
he posted his website on Facebook's Amman group.
omar
very touchy words
thankyou:)
very touchy words
thankyou:)
My waife askied me if it was a prank call. LOL
It does take getting used to, I had to listen to it 3 times to appreciate it.
Good song :-)
Peace
ارض الكرام ارض التاريخ ... رجعوني على عمان
يا صحابي ... يا اهلي .. بديى ارجع على عمان
ارض الكرام ارض التاريخ ... رجعوني على عمان
رجعوني على عمان ...
رجعوني على عمان ...
حنيــــت ... حنيـــــــت... حنيــــــــت
this is the only good part, you won't understand it unless you're away from the place that you lived your life in, even if you replace amman with any other city/country/place name.
I got so emotional. this guy has a very deep feeling in his voice tone, Qwaider.. for the first time, thanks for sharing!
Sometimes the conditions surrounding someone, forces them to not be able to come home ...
Me: $1700
Wife: $1700
Laila: $1200
Omar: $1200
Rent in US: $900
Utilities: $1000
Expenses in Amman One month: $2000
_________________________________________
Grand Total: $9700
Thats why I cant go every year.
Peace
the link on his website (http://azizmaraka.tripod.com/azizsconcerts/id15.html) for sharing, no copyrights violating
http://www.thetraveleronline.com/news/2006/05/03/Lifestyles/razz-Blends.Rock.Arabian.Jazz.Music-1899472.shtml
Thanks.... you're a Power Googler ;-)
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Visiting is different from GOING BACK.
Being a student would not make you sing such a song.
GOING back means residing over there and that is a different issue:0
eh...
wa7dolna allah :)
He can go back if he wants to live there:) and i will say it again..I am so sure he can:)
Well, this is a good song. The guy needs to train his voice a little better though.
Omar,
it doesn't matter whether the guy can go back to Amman or not. I don't care if he doesn't even want to go back home. I think in the end, an artist has the right to express things that are not necessarily his own and are just his way for speaking for others.
You say "being a student doesn't make you sing such a song", maybe. But I've been a student in the US and I have to admit the first two years were the hardest. I was homesick and I wanted to go back almost every minute. I knew it was just a feeling, and that all one has to do is wait it out, but nevertheless the feeling is there and many people experience it.
If this guy who is a student and who is missing home, just happens to have the talent to express his feelings with a song that ends up speaking for more than just himself and for those who are in a worse condition, then who are we to tell him no or to ridicule him?
Let him sing.
Galo talat ayam ghurbitna blayaleeha
Ma dreena yamma kuna zghar whay shibna
Ya dar lou 3udna kama kuna
La a6leeki ya dar badal esheed bel7ina
who does not long to his land has no roots and no feelings.
So please, don't redicule the guy as with every word of 7anait I felt it deep.
And I know that many Iraqis would cry as well hearing this song and remembering Baghdad and Iraq. This is genuine human noble feelings
Even our prophet SAAW felt it about Macca.
7ub bilad el Islam min el-Iman wa shooq elha min anbal al7asees.
Hadana Allah wa eyakum
Hi Qweider, I have missed your blog, I see you have amazing posts as usualy
This is an amazing song and so heart felt, it reminded me when I was in Uni I could not wait to come back home, its true you cannot comprehend how painful '3orbeh is untill you try it.
[Deleted by Qwaider] The grace, this is considered spam. And I will not allow it whether it was from a Christian site, or an Islamic site
I would like you to know that this is the first I leave a comment on a blog, usually I try to be away from comenting on blogs, so people feel free to say whatever they want about this anonymous musician (that would be me).
I lived in the USA under difficult conditions; scholarship, so I could not just go home, I got stuck for 2 years before I ever got to visit it, if some of you know what a DS 2019 is, most of the time I did not have it with me, yeah, it sucked! and I wasn't the only one that couldn't make it, there were others that have not been home for over 5 years, its tough...
about my voice, as some of you know, I wrote the lyrics, music , and worked the arangments for a final project for my music composition degree, and thats where the recording comes from. which means, I had one chance to sing each song, and yes, it did not sound as good as it could have, but singing live gets the listener into the drama and situation, I take you up to the peak with me and I have you fall down with me, that's the idea...
this song is dedicated to all of those that are living abroad away from home, I want to tell them we feel you, and we know where you come from. I say it in very simple terms for you guys out there to live the moment and get that rush out of your mind through listenning to this song.
thank you all for your feedbacks, they are helping so much, and thank you Qwaider for posting the song, that means a lot to me.
salam.... Aziz
Thank you VERY much for visiting this humble blog, and reading what people have to say about your fantastic work
We're so honored to have you here, and I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank you for capturing the essence of how people feel when they're away from home. I think your performance is extremely touching and sincere. That is such an amazing performance and I hope you would continue with your fantastic performance
i have a 3d graphic company in jordan and i wanna talk with u aziz to make a new style of a video clip for ur new song (possessed). I believe that u r a good artist, and we have a strong ideas in 3d animation world , thanx alot
contact me at atm_masri@yahoo.com
Enjoy
Can you help me with something here?
Why is it a need for you to attack those who have different taste than yours?
Some like it , some don't. Let's stop at that why calling the others idiots?
it's OK to have an opposite opinion you know, the world does not rotate around you.
Peace
can you please write your comment one more time in Arabic, I am having difficulties understanding it in English.
nice song Aziz, However, I think Possessed is a lot more Artistic and Magical, it's definetely a hit. And I like your analysis for the song on the website. Wow!
Cheers
What makes something great, is not perfection, if there is such a thing. People vary in Taste, and many people enjoy something merely because they feel with it. And in that, This specific song really took it home.
Also, remember this is Aziz's first album, do you recall Amr Diab's first album? I'm not comparing the two, but cut the guy some slack. He is definitely talented, and this song is fantastic by my humble taste. And I'm a person who studied music, and plays the Oud professionally, among other instruments.
Can we just give him a pat on the back for a job well done and then give him points of feedback and criticism for him to improve in the future?
Thanks Palforce and Angel for taking the time to respond. And Thanks Aziz for being so humble as to respond to your fans directly. We love you too
When I first heard the song I thought I wouldn't like it, and it seemed weird and silly! But when he said "7anait" I cried, I was really moved! It didn't matter any more if he has a nice voice or the lyrics are "good". He sings from his heart, and the feelings I got when I heard him sing were overwhelming. I live alone in Amman, my whole family is abroad, ya3ni ana mo'3tarebeh in my own country, I don't miss my country but I sure do miss my family, so I know what's it like to long for loved ones! I know each one of us has a different taste and I respect that, but that's no reason to make fun of other people's feelings! Every one has the right to express himself in his own words, and that doesn't necessarily mean that every one feels the same way! The ones who DO feel the same way as Aziz they do understand the longing and craving behind these simple words. Maybe he doesn't have a beautiful voice like some of you commented, and maybe to others it's "crap", but to me he touched my heart very deep, and that's what counts. Sorry all for this long talk, and THANK YOU Aziz for the honest feelings and good luck to you in your life.
For us expats, it's combind. Family, country, loved ones, culture, language, just being with out kin ... It has very deep and extremely touching message
Aziz's voice and possibly more his new incursion into the music world make you sympathize even more. You feel that he's like someone who's trying so hard to do the best he can but suffocating under the weight of associated emotions ...
Thank you for stopping by Rose, please, come back again. Aziz himself visits this page and I'm sure he'll enjoy your comment too
When i first heard the song, i started crying.
i have been away from Amman for quite some time now and i just cant go back at the moment.
Aziz, the song is just amazing.
the words are touching, and what makes you feel even worse is the beautiful sad tune.
7aneit ya 3amman....
Best of luck AZIZ.. and I am looking forward for more creative songs :-)
Thanks Qwaider for sharing.. A very active and successful blog I must admit :)
Sara Dudin
الشباب كلهم قاعدين
والايدين عل الخدود
و تذكرت ريحة الياسمين
في حارات الحسين
و تذكرت منظر عمان
بتلمع في نص الليل
kalamak dahab!
Thanks for passing by, please do come back again and read other articles.
w thax :)
qwaider u r fantastic by choosing this song its wonderful 3njad kteer 7elwa ro3`m eno elvoice mo kteer 7ewlo bas sheklo 3zez be7eb 3mman kteer w enshala ma 7da yef2ed wa6no w enshala trja3 kol elbelad elmo7taleh l2helha.
thanx alot 4 let us commenting ;)
bye
besides aziz should sing for 5aleel not 3amman or 3aqapa!
وعلى هل صوت زي الى بغني بتنكه
وبطبل على تابلوا السياره
Now i'm in the U.S. for a limited period, and I can't wait to go back ... I miss street's lights at night, the way sky looks from my window, the smell of 3amman ... !! having a nice place to live in is wonderful, but if it does not feel like home, it's meaningless.
I'm in sooooo much pain this moment ... I can't stop crying and I miss talking to my people .. friends and family ...
Love
maha
Hiba
7anait la amman this is all i can say
عزيز مرقة انت بتجنن اغانيك اكتر من رائعة بس لو اعرف وين بلاقي الك اغاني على cdلاني دورت في كل مكان وما لقيت
rajj3oni 3ala amman :(
walla 7azzany ...
i live in amman but this day really i feel the same feeling that anyone live out amman..
Amman in my heart, where ever i go, comming back soon inshallah
im in UAE since 10 years
i lived 7 years in amman
and i go each summer .... but no one will ever feel the words unless he goes into what we are going through.
people ... tarkeen 3amman 2mane be 2dakom ... 7afzo 3alaihaa
يعني لما بدك تنام و تتذكر أهلك و حبابيك و الله بتصير تبكي حتى تنام
يا أخوان أنا مرضت 3 أيام و كنت رح أروح فيها و ما حدا بدري عني
بصير كل أشي بالنسبة الك حلو من ذكريات
يا جماعة و الله الأردن حلوة
ألي بقدر ما يتغرب ما يتغرب
الغربة ذل يا أخوان
بلاد الواحد أحلى أِشي
بلادي و أن جارت على عزيزة
والغربة للرجال
حط على قلبك حجر وحاول وتفكرش كتير بحالتك كمغترب لانك رح تتعب ....وبالاخر عالفاضي
غربتنا كلها عبعضها مشان اهلنا وحالنا عشان نعيش ونعيشهم بكفاف وغنى عن الناس ولا انا غلطان؟؟؟
I am not Jordanian. not am I arab. but i was in jordan last year and i fell inlove with that country and of course with Amman. I came back to JOrdan just 10months after I left. I worked hard and borrowed money for 10mionths to have the opportunity to set foot in that wonderful country.. i was there 2 months, very happy very pleasant. sadly i had to come back home to the USA.. but my heart is in amman. I have declared myself JOrdanian :D and I will again work 10months and go back this summer, to be happy with my love JOrdan. I miss you..