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I was checking out this track , and i found out this very disturbing thing which i think we all should do something about ....


Urban Lea - Veni, Vidi, Vici

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImskZDGVAWE



At the 2.13 mark , the track has part of a recitation from the QURAN , taken from Shiekh Mshari Bin Rashid Al-Afasy's Quran reading !!!!! How do i know ? Well , i would recognize his voice anywhere , anytime , since i think he has the best voice i have ever listened to , and he has a big impact on me when i want listen , and memorize parts of the holy Quran !!

This is disrespectful to the 1.3 Billion Muslims worldwide , and taking parts of the Quran , to include it in your track to be played by people in clubs and what have you , is not acceptable .

Please spread the word , so people would know , what this track actually includes , and dont support playing it in clubs , shows or anywhere .

And if you can write him a complaint , stating that such holy beliefs should not be tampered with , it will also make a difference .

www.urbanlea.co.uk/

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it's not the 1st time dj's does this, listen to dark prog house & u'll find hundreds of tracks that uses muslim, christian & even jewish religious phrases.
Why now? while from ages you have hard rock & heavy metal artists that curses god & religions.
if some1 have to do somethin he's already too late.

hmmmmmm .... u r so right abt this !!!
its very clear thats Sheikh Al Afasy's voice !!!!!!!!!
its the first time i know abt this " DJ " .... personaly never heard of him , and this song actually released from more than a year ago !! and clearly never heard of it , i dont know if anyone have !!!
right now i have no idea wut to do , i tottaly agree with u abt wut u r sayin man , this is somethin very important to us " muslims " and we should do somethin abt it !!!
im gonna send an email to him on his contact page in the official webpage !!!
Thanks for noticing this Q , and god bless u for tryin to do the right thing abt it ...
plz ppl , try to do the same thing we r doin and spread the word !!

The Quran recitation is very hypnotic and harmonic. It has amazed musicians for a long time. This isnt the first time this happened, its quite heavily featured in other genres that rely on the soulful elements as deep and dark prog house. Its hard for a producer who isnt muslim to see anything wrong with this. I mean if I am doing a track and I get a hold of an awesome hypnotic mayan or indian chant then id use it, and that might be considered offensive for some people, but I might not have been aware of that during the time of production.

Don't get me wrong, im totally against this, im just being a bit rational here.