Fog Al Nakhal - Arabic Folklore || Ukulele Tab || فوق النخل

Fog Al Nakhal (On Top Of The Palm Tree) - فوق النخل is a traditional Iraqi song that imagines the poet walking by a palm tree and being confused whether the bright shine on top of it is the moonlight or the cheeks of the his beloved
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[@sstvost9]

This is so cool. I'd never thought about using my uke for Arabic music - what a great way of getting into it, thank you!

[@FarahSheikhouny]

Can you please make a video how to play the beginning of the song: enta omri oum kolthoum? انت عمري ام كلثوم😊

[@MKFingerstyleAcademy]

Hello Farah, I'd love to do it over a private lesson if you'd like. Sadly, these songs are very specific and I have to choose wisely which song goes on my CZcams for the channel's growth and financial success to keep it coming. The Arabic pieces weren't very popular (understandably) but I wanted to do them in Ramathan and for one other reason, they're finished now so it will be a while before I do another Arabic song.
But in a private lesson we can totally look into it. All the best Farah!

[@GerdLPluu]

Out of your arabic playlist I like this one the most so far. Sounds a bit stressful to play, though.