Noha

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Noha (Arabic: نوحہ‎) is a genre of Arabic, Persian, or Urdu prose depicting the martyrdom of the Holy Imams. Strictly speaking noha is the sub-parts of Marsia. Nohas are usually poetry expressing the sorrow felt by Shia Muslims for their leaders.

"Noha" (Arabic: نهى‎) is also an Arabic female name meaning "wisdom". Literally it is the plural of minds. It is mentioned in the Quran several times.

Famous Noha Reciters

Pakistan

• Syed Nadeem Raza Sarwar
• Syed Ali Muhammad Rizvi (Sachay Bhai)
• Ali Haider
• Mir Hassan Mir
• Shahid Baltistani
• Munir Ahmed Fariyad^{[dead link]}
• Zeeshan Haider
• Qurban Jafri
• Chakwal Party
• Mukhtar Sheedi
• Multan Party
• Syed Ali Zia Rizvi (http://www.dareabbas.com/wsite/en/gallery-section-blog-layout/videos.html)

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India

• Rahil Rizvi
• Mir Saber Ali Zawar
• Syed Ali Hussain Razvi (alijaan)
• Mir Johan Ali
• Mir Hassan Ali

England

• Hashim Sisters

Iraq

Bassim Al-Karbalei

Haidar Al-Attar

Jaleel Al-Karbalei

Abo bashir

Qahtan Al-Bdairy

Karrar Abo-Ghunaym

Ali Bash

Ahmed Al-Saedi

Syria

See also

• Mourning of Muharram
• Marsia
• Soaz

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