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fallenrabab

Talay Marg - Saf. K

۱ -  سیرة النبي لمړۍ برخه

۲ - سیرة النبي (عرب څوک دي)

Mandir - Saf. K x Nehal Khan

نه ورځ په امن تېره کړي نه شپه بې مصيبته
تېرېږي پښتانه د نوي نوي اذيته
(زاهد ګل)

Najeeb Hamdard - Teregi Pukhtana Da Nawi Nawi Aziyata

"Larey la Watana” (“Far From Home”) is a symphonic Pashto anthem that captures the deep emotions of exile and migration. Pashto is our mother tongue, carried across mountains and oceans, and though many of us live far from our homeland, the language remains our bond. This song honors the pain of separation, the strength of perseverance, and the hope we carry for a brighter world. With orchestral strings, pounding percussion, and choir-like chants, it becomes not just music, but a powerful voice of memory, unity, and longing.

Far From Home (Pashto)

"Let Them Grow Old" (پرېږدئ چې زاړه شي) is a Pashto symphonic anthem for peace and unity. Written with the hope that children everywhere may live long enough to become old men and women, the song calls for an end to fighting, war, and neighbors turning against each other. With orchestral strings, pounding percussion, and a powerful choir, it blends Pashto poetry with a universal message: lay down the weapons, join hands, and build a future of love instead of bloodshed.

This is not just a song—it is a prayer that echoes from the mountains of our homeland to every corner of the world: No more wars. Let our children grow old.

— Dr. Elliot Lach

Let Them Grow Old (Pashto)

Language of the Mountains by Dr. Elliot Lach is a heartfelt Pashto song celebrating love for the mother tongue — Pashto — flowing like rivers and echoing through the mountains. It honors cultural pride, roots, and the unbroken voice of the Pashtun soul.

Language of the Mountains ‎د غرو ژبه

serving, and a servant of melodic noises…

بیـا چې شي تازه, زاړه یادونـه روغـاني ته
خدائ دې سوات ته راوله د سوات په بهانه

(روغانے)

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