Ramadan Jana and Awey Ya and Hawa .. The most eminent songs we hear in the month of Ramadan “Video”

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“Ramadan Jana, welcome to Ramadan”, “Welcome to the month of fasting” and “Hatoa, lanterns, formative years,” Dandanah folks all over the put apart on the occasion of the arriving of the blessed month of Ramadan, and continuously every thing you hear the songs of Ramadan is attributable to the most graceful memories of time, and no topic the presence of latest songs yearly, there are about 5 songs for a lot of years that we hear till on the present time.

Ramadan Jana by Mohamed Abdel Muttalib
The most eminent song of Ramadan is the song of Ramadan Jana, singing the artist Mohamed Abdel Muttalib, from the phrases of the poet Hussein Tantawi and the composer of the musician Mahmoud Al -Sharif, one in every of the most prominent and most eminent songs of Ramadan, because it is a ways the first fee observation of the month of upright deeds, and one in every of the Ramadan songs that broadcast in the souls joy and joy.

And Hawi, Hawi .. to Ahmed Abdel Qader
Singer Ahmed Abdel Qader presented one in every of the songs known for the month of Ramadan to this point, which is “Wahi Ya and Hawi” is the oldest, as the song is 87 years old to this point, presented for the foremost time in 1937 in the phrases of Mohamed Helmy Al -Mansteli, accrued and accrued by Ahmed Abdel Qader, then he used to be re -sang again in the phrases of Fathi Qura, accrued by Ahmed Sabri and the singing of Hayam Yunus from my heart.

Raise the lanterns, O formative years, to Mohamed Fawzy
The song Hatwa Lanis Ya Walad is one in every of the signs of the blessed month of Ramadan is linked with formative years and adults till now, whether or now not in homes, radio, channels or streets, which the artist Mohamed Fawzi sang, which is from the phrases of Abdel Aziz Salam, and his compositions, Mohamed Fawzi decided that he’ll now not win any fee for this song, which he devoted to when it is for the Egyptian radio.

“Is it, O Wicked”, for the trio of fun
Is it the draw in which, O Walad, one in every of the Ramadan songs which could well also very effectively be tranquil in memory attributable to its reference to many memories, and the song singing the trio of fun and written by the poet Nabila Qandil and the composition of the musician Ali Ismail.

Welcome to the month of fasting for Abdel Aziz Mahmoud
The song by the singer Abdel Aziz Mahmoud, and her phrases allege, “Welcome to the month of fasting, welcome.