Voilà Le 1er Clip Du SQM En 2012 " Je Ne T oublierai Pas " feat Deeyah !!!!. + Informações

I made a Deeyah picture show to this stunning piece of music by Deeyah. + Informações

Adil meets the "Muslim Madonna", Deeyah who chats about the controversy surrounding her and of course, her music. Visit Adil's official website for more. www.adilray.com.. + Informações

[PROMOTIONAL VIDEO] WWW.DESITALENT.CO.UK / WWW.DESILAYDEEZ.COM. + Informações

Reprise d'Adèle - Someone like you Interpreting Adèle - Someone like you Diana Deeyah. + Informações

tt amo s2'. + Informações

From the album The Intergalactic Slapstick on Interchill Records www.facebook.com interchill.bandcamp.com. + Informações

from Interchill Records I purchased this music from Beatport. photo from myself: flickr.com/photos/de3e3e3e3lan/. + Informações

Crochet Braids - Short Bob Style. + Informações

Norwegian born Deeyah, a critically acclaimed singer and prize winning human rights activist, was asked to speak to the BBC World News following the mass killings carried out in her home town of Oslo, Norway. To learn more about Deeyah visit vwww.deeyah.com & www.deeyahpoint.co.uk. + Informações

Masaladosa -- Electro World Curry Label: Masalasound -- masalasound02 Format: CD, Album Country: France Released: 28 Oct 2008 Genre: Electronic, Folk, World, & Country Style: Dub, Trip Hop, Experimental Salaam Namaste Featuring, Vocals, Lyrics By -- Deeyah. + Informações

The singer once dubbed the Muslim Madonna, has launched a memorial website to remember the victims of Honour Killings. Visit the website at www.memini.co Find Deeyah on facebook: www.facebook.com. + Informações

I made this picture show to Deeyah's wonderful music, oneness - hope you like it =). + Informações

Junior College Sandton Eisteddfod. + Informações

Album: Ataraxis, Released: 12 November, 2007 Deepika "Deeyah" Thathaal (born August 7, 1977 in Oslo, Norway), is a Pakistani-Norwegian singer and human rights activist of Pashtun/Punjabi descent. She is often dubbed the "Muslim Madonna" (The Sun). She moved to London, UK and adopted the name Deeyah in 2002. Deeyah has a brother named Adil Khan.. + Informações

Deeyah feat. Bob James -From album Ataraxis Amazing song. + Informações

Freemuse & Deeyah Present: Listen To The Banned Music that makes dictators tremble and fundamentalists angry. A unique collection of contemporary songs by artists who have been censored, persecuted, taken to court, imprisoned and even tortured for a very simple reason - their music. Learn more at www.valley-entertainment.com. + Informações

Deeyah discusses her latest collaborative project with free muse: listen to the banned. + Informações

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Tarana taken from Deeyah's album 'Ataraxis'. + Informações

Another video i put together to deeyah's beautiful song Jogi taken from her album Ataraxis. + Informações

Freemuse and Deeyah Present: Artist: Mahsa Vahdat Track: Mystery Bio: Mahsa Vahdat is a strong advocate of freedom of expression. Her stunning voice has caught international attention but remains unheard to Iranians. After Iran's Islamic Revolution in 1979, severe restrictions were imposed on artists and as a consequence, several famous musicians and vocalists left the country. Female singers who stayed behind had to make written promises not to sing in public. Music schools were closed for a decade, and musicians were forbidden employment in the public sector. There were law enforcement crackdowns on private musical gatherings. Today in Iran, women can practice various musical forms but they cannot sing in public for mixed audiences. They can participate in for-women-only concerts, some of which the Ministry of Culture organises annually. Women can also sing in the company of a male singer or as part of a choir. Mahsa Vahdat refuses to perform for women only. Thus her concerts are held outside Iran. Born in Tehran in 1973, Mahsa Vahdat entered the Art University in Tehran in 1993 and graduated from the Music Faculty with a BA in Music. She has released several albums and took part in the 2004 thought-provoking musical statement "Lullabies from the Axis of Evil." Freemuse Award Winner 2010.. + Informações

Freemuse and Deeyah Present: Artist: Fadal Dey Track: Non Au Racisme Bio: When Fadal Dey took part in the 3rd Freemuse World Conference in Istanbul in 2006 he talked about self censorship: "There are lines I can't cross, so I practice self-censorship in a way," he said. However his song "Bat Government" advocating for more democracy in Africa was too much for National Radio and TV in his home country and thus was never played. Born in 1966 in Bouaflé, Côte d'Ivoire, Fadal Dey (real name: Koné Ibrahima Kalilou) became singer and reggae musician under the name of Fadal Dey after starting off in theatre. Having recorded a four-track demo in 1993, he released his first album "Religion" which sold more than 100000 copies and his reputation quickly crossed the borders. Defending the artists' intellectual property rights Fadal on 31 May, 2007 took part in a demonstration against piracy. He was knocked unconscious by stones thrown by bootleggers.. + Informações

pashto/ pukhto singer...deeyah en.wikipedia.org ..Allaho sha Allaho.. Deeyah dedicated this lovely lullaby to her mother and children of afghanistan. Afghan mothers as a tradition sing Allaho to put their children to sleep.The word allaho repeated every evening help as a bonding tool, as well as a potent potion for induction of sleep. Zango (gawara) is quiet different from the traditional cribs.It consist of a sheet hanging from the Kat (char-pai) that hold the tiny soul and let the mother move it described as gentle swinging motion in the lullaby. pashto lullaby are known by allaho and may vary from region to region.The starting word-sayllable is always allaho.. sleep my love.. may you be resting with the blessing of God as sleep fall over your limbs. Your mother is your smoke of sacrifice that dispel the evil spirit..(sperkai seeds are commonly burnt to smoke out, evil spirit.) your mother is moving your creb (zango..gawara) gently. may you have a long life and grow,i pray that for you every day and night. sleep my love.. * * * * * * * * * hoo hoo allaho sha allaho zama jana allaho allaho sha allaho zama jana allaho khobe de dershi pa lailo lale lalo lale lalo lale lalo more che luge qurbaan da taana more che luge qurbaan da taana pa allaho de zango ro ro zanga-wema alaho zama jaana allaho hooo umer de der sha Khude de lwe ka umer de der sha Khude de lwe ka za ba dua derta baiga saba kawema alaho lale lalo lale lalo lale lalo allaho sha allaho zama jaana allaho hooo .... + Informações

BBC LEEDS interview with Pakistani. Muslim female poetess JUS1JAM. SISTERHOOD. DEEYAH PRESENTS: Jus1Jam (UK) Writer and poetess from the UK of Pakistani descent. Jus1Jam, 24, from Bradford, UK has been writing poetry since her early schooldays. Fascinated by the media's influence on our perception of the world, Jus1Jam aspired not only to write about her observations but also to be involved behind the scenes in event organizing. She has a passion for helping and promoting others who are talented. Her track "Ride (a Requiem)" is a combination of two poems put together with the musical production and chorus vocals of Kiran Zamman. Deeyah Presents SISTERHOOD Sisterhood is the collective name for a mixtape project of previously unreleased songs written by young up and coming female Muslim rappers, singers and poetesses from the UK, Europe and US. Their songs deal with a range of issues that each has been affected by on some level ranging from the war in Iraq to racism, love, romance, living in a post 9/11 world, to women's rights issues, faith and personal experiences of being young socially conscious Muslim women in the West. "This is just the first small step towards encouraging these artists and others like them out there to pursue their dreams and hopes," says Deeyah, the founder of the Sisterhood project who selected this first volume of songs from scores submitted to her."And a way to let them know they are not alone in their struggles and hardship to get their music .... + Informações