Examples of using Chanted in English and their translations into Arabic
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These pro-government media aimed to degrade the protest action, and claimed that many attendees chanted slogans to support the president.
Al Taghrouda comprises chanted poetry during which the vocalist tries to raise his voice while enjoying his own warble chants with a group of listeners.
Without migrants, there is no revolution," was one of the slogans chanted at the demonstration on October 3 in Barcelona.
He wishes to be chanted as the greatest hero of all time, and the power of AURYN allows him to some degree.
At the wedding, I pondered his small hand holding the microphone as he chanted with all his breath. I was moved to the point of goosebumps.
However crowds ever increased and people chanted and set up a market place, according to Radio HBC 94
They chanted something, too, but I'm making that part up.
And here people chanted:'Moussavi, take back my vote!'!
The protesters chanted against the Governor and authorities responsible for the city's supply of water.
In songs chanted to us.
We have prayed and chanted to make contact with the divine.
Did I divine the location from bones and spells, chanted beneath the moonlight?
The sun was a deity that chanted in many forms.
the above-mentioned persons may have chanted slogans during the funeral, but did not engage in any violent activity.
In Gaza City, some 5,000 high school students chanted" death to the criminal"(Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) and burned an Israel flag.
In the video below, crowds gathering by Al-Rifai Mosque in Damascus chanted"God, Syria, Freedom only!" and demanded the government lifts the Daraa siege.
Each verse of the Torah read in Hebrew is followed by the Aramaic, and sometimes an additional Arabic translation, usually chanted by a child.
The latter wrote, with a red marker, the three words chanted by the Tunisian citizens:"Freedom, democracy, justice".
as many of the prayers are chanted to the melodies of the pizmonim, according to a complicated annual
The monks chanted for three full days.