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Follow us on Facebook Some context: The song tells the story of a Palestinian revolutionary named al-Sabea who went to fight on his mare, his rifle with him. Al-Sabea, however, was martyred, and as was tradition, his friends led back his horse with the rifle so that his loved ones may have something left of him. Also, follow Sanaa Moussa on her official YouTube page and Instagram pages. She's a phenomenal artist, singer and music researcher. Her series on Palestinian folklore music is one of my favorites and she deserves far more recognition than she receives. Sanaa Moussa's Official YouTube page: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sana Moussa - vocalist. Born in Deir Al-Asad in the Galilee, Sana was raised in a musical family where she developed her passion for classical Arabic Music and traditional Palestinian music. She is preparing her PhD in micro-biology. Sana studied the basics of classical Arabic music and scale (maqam) at the Al-Urmawi, Center for Mashreq Music in East Jerusalem. She is also completing her doctoral studies in neuroscience.
