A track born from history, loss, and controversy, For Hawwa and Aimina carries the echoes of a song that has traveled through time, reshaped and reimagined across different hands and intentions. Originally written as a Madhaha by Hussain (Pinkey) before his passing in Syria, the piece resurfaced when an unknown voice gave it new life, uploaded to YouTube by Mazin Abdul Rahman on September 23, 2013.

Later, Mohamed Simon (Om:mega) transformed it into a haunting remix, fusing witchhouse, phonk, hardwave, and dark ambient, blending its spiritual roots with an eerie, modern intensity. The song’s controversial past became even more layered when Haanee created a visual piece aimed at a political attack on the Adhaalath Party, releasing it on June 23, 2013.

By 2014, the track reached SoundCloud, where it went viral, cementing itself as a piece of underground history.

Now, its legacy continues—driven by deep, brooding basslines, ghostly atmospheres, and the haunting weight of its past.

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