IndustryStandard[Video] Iranian Shahed Drone hits expensive US radome in Bahrain while its civilians cheer on Iran.
Can anyone translate what they’re actually saying? I’m used to associating “Allahu Akbar” with Islamic battle cries, but it sounds like they’re saying “Allah As-Salaaam”.
According to translate
Sayara, ya Shabab = plane, you youngsters/guys
Udrub = hit/punch (they are cheering for the drone impact)
يا ليتني كوري شمالي Musayara = drone
and yes they are cheering the strike on the Burger Empire base
Thanks!
Adrob Adrob Tel Aviv! (Note: Memri is Israeli propaganda. This is a banger song and I think the translations are correct here. Memri deleted it after people started liking attacks on Israel, so I trust it lol)
"Strike A Blow At Tel Aviv" Song : Shadi Al-Bourini, Qassem Al-Najja, aLFenjan.Net : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
On November 17, 2012, a music video was posted on various Palestinian websites threatening Israel and promising to attack Tel Aviv. The music, sung by Shadi...
Allahu Akbar is not a battle cry tho…
MinnesotaGoddamen.wikipedia.org/wiki/As-salamu_alaykum
now i don’t speak arabic, but i’m betting as-salamu means either peace or be with you and allah means god, so “allah as-salam” i’m guessing by process of elimination it means either (god peace [no]) or (god be with you [yes this one])
‘Allahu Akbar’ means ‘God is great’. It has nothing to do with battle.