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The pure sound of the land itself… the Yemeni Jewish musical style. Music Used: Sources of Information:

The scent of jasmine and kadhy distinguishes the fourth episode, which highlights the Lahji musical style. Music Used: Sources of Information:

The history of Hadhrami music and its journey around the world. Music Used: Sources of Information:

This episode discusses the history of musical instruments, the challenges faced by those who played them, and the craftsmanship and skill of their makers. Music Used: Sources of Information:

This episode explores the history of the emergence of Sanaani music and the challenges artists faced during that period. Music Used: Sources of Information:

A teaser promo for the third season, which documents the different styles of Yemeni singing and coincides with the celebration of Yemeni Song Day.

Between yesterday and today… the Hajj rituals in Yemeni folklore.

Al-Mudrahhah was like the “iPhone” of the old days — a way to send messages of longing and love to the pilgrim through the voices of family and friends.

This episode explores the Hajj journey of the past, but through the voices of Yemeni women.

The desert and the camel is the best way to describe the Hajj journey in our grandparents’ time.

In Yemen, there are traditional customs for preparing, bidding farewell to, and welcoming pilgrims — and each governorate has its own unique style and character.

Our Yemeni folklore is rich and diverse, with each occasion carrying its own unique festive spirit. We’ve gathered a wide collection of stories from every region of Yemen about the Hajj journey—whether old or contemporary.

The Second Cassette explores the Hajj journey in Yemeni folklore, documenting the preparation, farewell, and welcoming of pilgrims — all through a uniquely Yemeni lens.

Raisins, almonds, and “Abu Baqara” chocolates are among the most beautiful symbols of Eid in Yemen. Songs Used

Presented by: Fatima Ismail

In Al-Nawara, we focused on the customs of Yemenis in welcoming and bidding farewell to the month of Ramadan.“Ya Ramadan Ya Abu Al-Hamam” (Oh Ramadan, Father of Doves) | Folk Song “Ishtaqna Al-Mahmoud Al-Hilwa” (We Miss the Sweet Gathering) | Khaled Muharram | Yemen Kuwait Bank First Ramadan Welcome Clip in Shabwa | Ramadan Jana […]

Masajella Podcast The idea for “Masajella” Podcast came from the desire to document Yemeni folklore. The name Masajella was chosen for its connection to the old times, when cassette tapes were the main medium used to send messages filled with longing for home, family, and loved ones. Today, we have podcasts—our modern tool for preserving […]