Rate This Christian Othrodox Chant in Arabic

[Kamal900]

Somewhat reminiscent of Greek orthodox chants.

Arabic sounds like a nicer language when sung like this. 10

Because the Christians that are singing this chant are Greek Orthodox.

[Kamal900]

Beautiful, 10/10. It's cool that you're interested in the faith, the hymns are a great part of it.

Yup. I am interested. I'd convert to either the Levantine Greek Orthodox or the Coptic church.

[Nazarene]

Yup. I am interested. I'd convert to either the Levantine Greek Orthodox or the Coptic church.

I think the Levantine Greek Orthodox would be the best for you. There is also a fundamental theological difference between the two churches. The Levantine Greek Orthodox are part of Eastern Orthodoxy while the Coptic Orthodox are part of Orienal Orthodoxy being non-chalcedonian.

[Regrejknol]

Nice, I also like Christian chants in general, but i'm not religious.

[Kamal900]

I think the Levantine Greek Orthodox would be the best for you. There is also a fundamental theological difference between the two churches. The Levantine Greek Orthodox are part of Eastern Orthodoxy while the Coptic Orthodox are part of Orienal Orthodoxy being non-chalcedonian.

I'm currently reading the bible, and I do need some faith to fill that gap in my spirituality needs. I guess I'll convert once I go to Lebanon. I hope they'll accept my conversion.

[Papastratosels26]

Very beautiful hymn reminds me when I go the church.

[Kamal900]

Very beautiful hymn reminds me when I go the church.

Does it sound very Byzantine? Early Arabs like the Ghassinids were Greek Orthodox.

[Papastratosels26]

Does it sound very Byzantine? Early Arabs like the Ghassinids were Greek Orthodox.

Yeah the hymn is in Byzantine rhythm
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_music

I think the 4 old Patriarchates, Constantinople, Antioch, Alexandria and Jerusalem use the Byzantine rhythm.

[Armenian Bishop]

I'm currently reading the bible, and I do need some faith to fill that gap in my spirituality needs. I guess I'll convert once I go to Lebanon. I hope they'll accept my conversion.

I think that's wonderful that you're reading the Bible, with a sincere interest in finding its virtue.

Have you read the works of Khalil Gibran? You probably already know that he's an icon of Levantine Lebanese Christian Literature.

Gibran's The Prophet provided early inspirational teachings for my poetic religious and spiritual development. It was helpful for my writing of poetry.

Gibran's book Broken Wings gave me additional insights into the oppression and repression of the Ottoman Empire. It showed the suffering imposed from despotic Ottoman Taxation upon the Christians of the Ottoman Empire.

[Kamal900]

I think that's wonderful that you're reading the Bible, with a sincere interest in finding its virtue.

Have you read the works of Khalil Gibran? You probably already know that he's an icon of Levantine Lebanese Christian Literature.

Gibran's The Prophet provided early inspirational teachings for my poetic religious and spiritual development. It was helpful for my writing of poetry.

Gibran's book Broken Wings gave me additional insights into the oppression and repression of the Ottoman Empire. It showed the suffering imposed from despotic Ottoman Taxation upon the Christians of the Ottoman Empire.

Which is why many fled to Latin America. You can find Armenians in Latin America too. I am thinking in converting as soon as I leave for Lebanon. Can't do it here. We Arabs need to return back to our christian roots.