Milli Tharana
دا وطن افغانستان دی | |
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transcription | Milli Tharāna |
Alternative title | Soroud-e-Melli (Persian سرود ملی "National Anthem") |
Title in German | National anthem |
country | Afghanistan |
Usage period | 2006 - today |
text | Abdul Bari Jahani |
melody | Babrak Wassa |
Sheet of music | |
Audio files | Vowel (MP3; 2.7 MB), instrumental (MP3; 1.8 MB), MIDI |
Milli Tharana ( Pashtun ملي تـﺮانه Milli Tharāna "National Anthem ") has been the national anthem of Afghanistan since 2006 .
history
After the rule of the Taliban was created for the "new Afghanistan" a new national anthem, in accordance with a provision of the new Afghan constitution , the names of all ethnic groups in Afghanistan and the formula Allahu Akbar (God is the Greatest) be included had to. After a competition, Milli Tharana was declared the official national anthem in May 2006 .
criticism
The new national anthem has been criticized several times: The Pashtun language would marginalize other nationalities, and the text still does not name all ethnic groups in the country . According to devout Muslims , the formula Allāhu Akbar should not appear in a song.
Text versions
Milli Tharana | ||
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Original Pashtun text | Transliteration | German translation |
1st verse | ||
دا وطن افغانستان دى |
Dā watan Afγānistān dai, |
This land is Afghanistan, |
2nd stanza | ||
دا وطن د ټولو كور دى |
Dā watan də ttolo kor dai, |
The land of all tribes, |
3rd stanza | ||
ور سره عرب ، ګوجر دي |
Wər sara Arəb, Guǰər di, |
With them, Arabs and Gojaren , |
4th stanza | ||
دا هيواد به تل ځلېږي |
Dā hiwād ba təl dzaleγ̌i, |
This land will shine forever |
5th stanza | ||
نوم د حق مو دى رهبر |
Num də haq mo dai rahbar, |
We follow the one God, |