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Homat el Diyar

 
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حُمَاةَ الدِّيَار
English: Guardians of the Homeland
Ħumāt ad-Diyār
Flag of Syria.svg
Flag of Syria.
National anthem of  Syria
Lyrics Khalil Mardam Bey
Music Mohammed Flayfel
Adopted 1936
Music sample

“Ħumāt ad-Diyār” (Arabic: حُمَاةَ الدِّيَار‎, translated Guardians of the Homeland, is the national anthem of Syria, with lyrics written by Khalil Mardam Bey and the music by Mohammed Flayfel, who also composed the national anthem of the Palestinian National Authority, as well as many other Arab folk songs. It was adopted in 1936 and temporarily fell from use when Syria joined the United Arab Republic with Egypt in 1958. It was decided that the national anthem of the UAR would be a combination of the then-Egyptian anthem and Ħumāt ad-Diyār. When Syria seceded from the union in 1961, the anthem was completely restored.

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Arabic

حـماةَ الـديارِ عليكمْ سـلامْ

أبَتْ أنْ تـذِلَّ النفـوسُ الكرامْ
عـرينُ العروبةِ بيتٌ حَـرام
وعرشُ الشّموسِ حِمَىً لا يُضَامْ
ربوعُ الشّـآمِ بـروجُ العَـلا
تُحاكي السّـماءَ بعـالي السَّـنا
فأرضٌ زهتْ بالشّموسِ الوِضَا
سَـماءٌ لَعَمـرُكَ أو كالسَّـما

رفيـفُ الأماني وخَفـقُ الفؤادْ
عـلى عَـلَمٍ ضَمَّ شَـمْلَ البلادْ
أما فيهِ منْ كُـلِّ عـينٍ سَـوادْ
ومِـن دمِ كـلِّ شَـهيدٍ مِـدادْ؟
نفـوسٌ أبـاةٌ ومـاضٍ مجيـدْ
وروحُ الأضاحي رقيبٌ عَـتيدْ
فمِـنّا الوليـدُ و مِـنّا الرّشـيدْ

فلـمْ لا نَسُـودُ ولِمْ لا نشـيد؟

Latin transliteration

Humāta d-diyāri alaykum salām
Abat an tazilla n-nufūsu l-kirām
Arīnu l-urūbati baytun harām
Wa-arshu sh-shumūsi himan lā yudām
Rubū'u sh-sha'āmi burūju l-'ala
Tuhāki s-samā'a bi-āli s-sana
Fa-ardun zahat bi-sh-shumūsi l-wida
Samā'un la-'amruka aw ka-s-sama
Rafīfu l-'amāni wa-khafqu l-fu'ād
Alā alamin damma shamla l-bilād
Amā fī-hi min kulli aynin sawād
Wa min dami kulli shahīden midād
Nufūsun ubātun wa mādin majīd
Wa-rūhu l-adāhi rāqībun atīd
Fa-min-na l-walīdu wa-min-na r-rashīd
Fa-lim lā nasūdu wa-lim lā nashīd

translation

Guardians of the Homeland,
Peace on you;
Our proud spirits will
Not be subdued.
The abode of Arabism,
A hallowed sanctuary;
The seat of the stars,
An inviolable preserve.

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