kaynak:
Villoteau, Guillaume-André. Description de l'Égypte ou Recueil des observations et des recherches qui ont été faites en Égypte. Tome II, État moderne. "Des instrumens à cordes connus en Égypte." Planche AA. Paris: Imprimerie Impériale, 1823
chanson in langue turque oui oui j'adore la langue francais
The tanbour kabyr tourky in the centre,
to the left the tanbour charqy and the small tanbour boulghâry,
and on the right by the tanbour bouzourk and the small tanbour baghlama.
in turkish they would be named
Tambûr-ı Kebîr-i Türkî,
Tambûr-ı Şarkî,
Küçük Tambûr-ı Bulgarî,
Tambûr-ı Bozuk,
Küçük Tambûr-ı Bağlama modern video of it being played nowadays it's called a üçtelli
the term baglama originally referred to smaller sized saz's and it's usage to refer to bigger sized ones started recently, the majority of people still call it just a saz and sometimes rarely a tambura or a bozuk
made the usb using rufus and when the windows installation showed a similar error i remade the usb without checking the disable secure boot requirement and i tried reinstalling windows only to show up with this screen
it's my friends pc
edit: if you have any problem with your pc update the bios
it actually might have been about secure boot certificate stuff idk but it now works, for now
i'm really prone to ear infections so i try to avoid iems,
i have a budget of 50$ and mostly play video games at home
i saw some people reccomending open back headphones but i dont know what the difference is.
Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “Call upon Allah or call upon the Most Compassionate—whichever you call, He has the Most Beautiful Names.” Do not recite your prayers too loudly or silently, but seek a way between.
(5:47)
So let the people of the Gospel judge by what Allah has revealed in it. And those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed are ˹truly˺ the rebellious.
so, what happens for the non-people of the book?
Not cutting nails at night
not whistling during the night as it brings the devil
bathing a baby in salt to not make their sweat smell
putting the blood of the sacrificed animal (during islamic eid) on the forehead like a dot in the middle
laying down next to food being a sin (this might be a islamic one not sure though
edit: praying at blessed trees
The newer videos of yazidi musicians seem to use the semi standardised turkish saz with octave strings at the top course and the same frets which i assume to be a new thing but in this video and another Yazidi brothers make music instruments in camp - YouTube it's different