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          From car radios came the lamentations of Bassim Karbalai, a popular spiritual singer: “It's very strange that you were slaughtered and I'm alive..

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          Basim al-Karbalaei Biography

          Basim al-Karbalaei is one of the most popular and richest Composer who was born on November 11, 1966 in Karbala, Karbala Governorate, Iraq.

          al-Karbalaei was born in Karbala, to Ismail al-Karbalaei, and Siddiqa al- Tukmachi.

          Of a poem for Bassim al-Karbalai [a very well-known lamenter in the Shi'i world] (Inter.: yeah) when we went on foot at that time to do the ziyara.

        1. Of a poem for Bassim al-Karbalai [a very well-known lamenter in the Shi'i world] (Inter.: yeah) when we went on foot at that time to do the ziyara.
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        3. From car radios came the lamentations of Bassim Karbalai, a popular spiritual singer: “It's very strange that you were slaughtered and I'm alive.
        4. Many make an effort to wear black and to listen to recorded latmiyyat by performers such as Basim Karbalai.
        5. MedlinePlus Saethre-Chotzen syndrome Johns Hopkins Collaboration for Craniofacial Development and.
        6. He is the fourth of seven children. Whilst in Karbala, he was inspired by senior eulogy reciter Hamza al-Zighayir, and participated in his majalis (plu. mourning gatherings), until he passed away in 1976.

          In 1980, al-Karbalaei and his family emigrated to Iran, fleeing Bathist persecution.

          He lived in Isfahan, near his mother’s family, and it was his uncle Rasool al-Tukmachi, who discovered al-Karbalaei’s talent and began to encourage him to recite praises and lamentations in memory of the Ahl al-Bayt. He was then taken under the wing of a Mulla Taq, who began taking him to the Husayniya; established by the people of Karbala who resided in Isfahan, to participate in.

          The first ever eulogy he recited was Taj al