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We don't need to fight. We are just talking. I also don't think that Islam is closer to rastafari than any other religion. of course there are similarities but these you will find in any other religion too.

I also heard there is jewish reggae but that does not mean that this will be an adaption of the whole rastafari idea or religion. just like islamic reggae does not mean rasta meets islam. that will be too much of crossovers.

Bro. Yahya Mohammed is a Muslim Singer who recorded a Lp Called "No false Prophet" in 1983 at Tuff Gong, in a roots reggae style

Ok John, you are right.
yes Mangefigue, and?
Have you count too the ones who are Christians or Judes or Bouddists??
Its not cause some are Muslims or from another religions that this is a good argument, its just a different way.
Peace, last message here for me.

*"Author : John Public
Date : February 19, 2005 04:11PM
You know I have any kind of Reggae, German, French, spanish Reggae. Modern and old school, what I am looking for now is islamic reggae. Is there any?"*

I Just answer to the topic...

*oops*

One Love brothers and sisters. There should be no quarreling. Like bob used to say "if you get down in quarrels every day. you' re saying prayers to the devil"

@ Mangefigues: Do you know where I can get this stuff from? Sounds very interesting especially the fact that it was recorded at tuff gong

check it out nice islamic riddims





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Thank you this is exactly what i was looking for. It took a long time to find it. thanks

@ John: I found it on ebay, and I couldn't tell you where to find it. I think it's quite rare.
(and I can not send mp3's )
I would tell you it's not bad, but not a masterpiece; and doesn't sounds oriental, although he sings "Allah Akbar" instead of "Jah Rastafari"!

regards

Njoy;)