AFGHAN WEDDING SONGS
May 10, 2010 by admin
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AFGHAN WEDDING SONGS SEDIQ SHUBAB BISMILAH ND JAWID SHARIF SHARMEGI JENAI
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I like this song
But why Indian :S
bachem move these ndian sluts from da vid n put afg gurls.. fck indians
love the song, Don’t like the vid what’s up with the indian brides??????
nice music and voice
WoWoWoW it is very lovely song and good work thanksssssssssssss
@Samkhan78 hahah jeah wrora you right BUT PASHTUN IS PASHTUNN SO PLEASE LET THIS SHITT PASHTUN IS AFGHAN IF THEY COME FROM INDIA PAKISTAN OR MONGOLAI OR CHINA PASHTUN IS PASHTUN AND PASHTUN IS AFGHAN SO SHUT UP PLEASE;)
@1afgBeauty 100% right ..I feel better when i c such nice people from my country ……
@multibushido123 ager song samjuge to per kahoge yar keya song hei ……..
nheeeeeeeeeeeeeeen
awaz tu achi hai but song k samjh nahi arahi hai
The song is afghan kho dai ke zamoong pakistani models awo cultural bridal dresses dee. the brides see more pakistani (pushtoon) or indian brides, so Afghans should better find pics of their traditional brides next timee. Chill out.
i want only tanbal pashto songs
Sadiqq Shubab is the singer
who is the singer he has very nice voice
@avista100 i know right
love this song!
lol… nah… i hate it when our afghans do that on youtube…
i am a peace-lover…
Ricogak
Im assuming you dont understand pashto.
This is a song thats normally played as the bride is walking, like ahista buro. Its actually a very beautiful song with beautiful meaning repeatedly referring to the bride as a beautiful doll.
Has nothing to do with Pashtun, tajiks and blah blah blah, all brides should feel like beautiful dolls.
love the song, Don’t like the vid what’s up with the indian brides??????
cool
cool thanks, i thought like most afghans ur reply would involve swearing at my mum and talk about class lol.
PS: “pas bismillah qadam rawakhla….”he is referring to the bride walking…so it is sorta a pashto version of ahista boro, which is also a slow song…that one can’t dance to.
some ppl choose to play this instead of aahista boro… it is a beautiful song… and true, this is pashto… but even tajiks play this song in the weddings…especially if the bride and groom chose to wear traditional clothes for Nikah.. then this song is played instead of ahista boro when they are walking down the hall to the “stage”… but then they play ahista boro song, when the bride changes to her white dress.
how is this great for wedding ppl? which part of wedding? and who’s wedding? this is phasto and tajiks would hate it. its way too slow. and ru suppose to dance to this? or have it inda background while ppl eat? idk see why is this song so special.
A meen