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أعطى الذين على الأرض تسبيح السيرافيم
Heaven :)

تين ثينو الكبيرة - دير البراموس

Shere Ne Maria(St. Basil Liturgy)

تين ثينو عربى

Hiten Verses (Pope Kyrillos and Archdeacon Habib Girgis)

Aripsalin-Deacons from the Diocese of Los Angeles (Live)

محبــيـے التسبحـہ والألحــان والتـرانيـمے 
  
  
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لحن خين أو شووت ـ لبُش الهوس الأول

لحن مارن أوأونه - لبُش الهوس الثاني - لفريق آبي فام الجندي

Tai Shori & Hiten 2008

Friday Theotokia (Feast of the Cross)- H.G. Anba Zosima & Sydney Chorus

احلى واجمل تسبحة ممكن تسمعها

تسبحة رهبان دير انبا مكاريوس السكندرى

Sunday Theotokia with Fr. Tadros Hermina and the deacons of St. George and St. Joseph Church in Montreal, Quebec.

Fr. Tadros Hermina - Sunday Theotokia

E-Aghaby (Coptic)

Evlogimenos

Aripsalin (Guitar/Oud) at Momentum 2014 LA Diocese with Fr. Anthony Messeh

Aripsalin Momentum LA 2014 Oud/Guitar(Eng/Coptic)

Coptic Smörgåsbord by Paul Mankarious, Adam Rizkalla, and John Andrews

Aripsalin - Arsani Sidarous

beautiful part of the Coptic orthodox tasbeha sung on Saturday nights

Midnight Tasbeha in Coptic part 1

Quoting from Psalms 32 and 56, “You Are My Hiding Place” focuses on God as our safe haven not only in times of fear, but “always,” with His constant deliverance from our trials, both mundane and extraordinary. He is even our resting place when we don’t realize we need rest from anything, when difficulties seem distant. Our resting in Him in all of life’s circumstances gives us solace beyond what we can ever experience. We are His children—His light shines despite our sinfulness, His strength is perfected in our weakness.

You Are My Hiding Place

قطعة من وحي لحن أريبصالين 

From The inspiration of "Aripsalin"

الهوس الرابع - التسبحة السنوية - دير أنبا مقار

أداء صوتي : ديانا ماهر
كلمات والحان : مايكل سامي
توزيع وهنددسة صوتية: عماد عزيز
تم التسجيل بستوديو : برو ميوزك

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ترنيمه يا بطركنا أداء ديانا ماهر .. اول ترنيمه للبابا تواضروس

“Father God” is a song about man’s fallen state and his subsequent realization of the indescribable goodness of a new life with God and the change it brought about. This new life, in which man comes to understand and appreciate his full purpose and potential, is established through the Holy Sacrament of Baptism in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The use of “managed” here does not imply our ability to exist, survive, or endure without Existence and Life Himself. Instead, it is an emphatic proclamation of man’s acknowledgement of his dire need for, yet unworthiness of, salvation.

Father God

How we are to revere these holy words given us by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as our model prayer! It is through these Divine words of the Lord’s Prayer that we boldly dare to address our God as “Father,” as we have properly received our adoption through His Son. Our loving God has always taught us through the righteous and the prophets of the Old Testament, through His revelation in the New Testament, and through His activity with us now through His Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ sanctified our humanity by living a real and full life on earth, and He sanctified our prayer by teaching us these words. He does not leave us with this only but sent us His Holy Spirit who gives us the words in every prayer we utter and the strength in every effort we make.

Our Father

“Resurrection” tries to convey the reality of our victory over weakness, sin, and death through the power of our Lord Jesus Christ’s resurrection. Amid life’s struggles and troughs, it can be easy to lose sight of this fact and how in His resurrection, we rise daily from the depths of the darkness that surrounds us. His resurrection is alive in us today—now, and for this reason the lyrics emphasize “gives” and “makes” in the present. By His death He abolished death, and in His resurrection we experience new life. We preach His resurrection when we shine as lights in His glorious triumph, and we await our final resurrection when we will be forever surrounded by and engulfed in this exuberant, incomprehensible glory.

Midnight Tasbeha in Coptic part 1

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