Suleiman is the Arabic form of Solomon, derived from the semitic root slm, meaning "peace."
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∙ 15y agoBill Ford
Hello. Goodbye . Shalom . Peace . God blesses.
no, it is the Arabic word for Solomon.
From the album "Tap Root Manuscript" "Originally written for an extended piece(The African Trilogy) , Soolaimon took on a life of its own when it was presented to a live audience. The title is meant to be a variation of the word Salamah, meaning Hello and Welcome as well as Good-bye and peace be with you, in many languages." - Fatos Halilaj
"Soolaimon" is a song by Neil Diamond that features a chant-like refrain. The word itself does not have a specific meaning and is believed to be a phonetic interpretation of tribal chants Diamond heard while traveling in Africa.
Songfacts: As found at http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=13709 An early venture into World Music, this was part of a suite of songs known as "The African Trilogy." Neil Diamond studied African culture at the Kenyon Mission, the United Nations and the African Studies department at UCLA. "Soolaimon" can mean "hello," "welcome," "good-bye" and "peace be with you." The African Trilogy was arranged by the Jazz musician Marty Paich. This was often a highlight of Diamond's live shows. He sometimes used it to open his concerts. (thanks to David Wild, author of He Is...I Say: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Neil Diamond, for all above)
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