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Beautiful words, thank you for these beautiful words.

Alam al-Shams al-Din, from Iraq

These games descended along the stream of Euphrates River and spread into the cities on the banks of this immortal river. To the cities of Iraq: Al-Qaim, Karbala, Al-Ubaidi, Obeidi, to the town of Rawaw and Baghdad…And so on to the rest of the cities.

Shitwan Yahya, from Iraq

Glory to God, bless you and God bless your publications which revive souls and remove depression, with this authentic dialect speaking out.

Elfat Hamadneh, From Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The traditional [children’s] folk games are almost identical in our region, with a small difference in some of their rules. These games come not from a vacuum but from the nature of the daily lives of the people who lived [in these times]. The most interesting thing about these games is that they are seasonal. In each season of the year, we see a game played here and there, especially separately by males and females, and there are joint games that reflect pictures of their varied reality. And the confusion that we do not know who is directing and controlling it. Praise be to God and my greetings to you.

Mohamed Abdul al-Rahman al-Wahab, from Mosul, Iraq

God reward you all the best for this wonderful gesture of heritage.
We thank the staff of the channel, and all thanks to Brother Abu Yazan al-Furati and his dear guest to our hearts, Omar Mukhtar Abu Joud [from Mayadin, Syria]

A sweet and beautiful program which conveys all that is wonderful about our ancient heritage and which has a special impact on our hearts. May God reward you my brothers and God bless you.
Ramadan Kareem.

Abu Al-Barra Al-Layli, from El Shykh Sa´ad, southern Syria