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For all of you who do not know what Nakshet Mokh is, it is a show that is aired twice a week on MazajFM, Nadeem Sarraj AKA Raji Duwwara does all the prank calls, the previous is a song he sang in one of the episodes, it’s hilarious.
Listen Here .
For all of you who do not know what Nakshet Mokh is, it is a show that is aired twice a week on MazajFM, Nadeem Sarraj AKA Raji Duwwara does all the prank calls, the previous is a song he sang in one of the episodes, it’s hilarious.

I love it! Seriously, I have no clue why people keep complaining and whining about it. I love how simple and Jordanian it is. I love the reporters, the presenters, anchormen, I even love the weathermen who work in it!
In case you didn’t know : It is not “cool” to watch the Jordanian TV unless you live abroad, because that is supposed to show how much you’re homesick and hence get you a lot of sympathy, how retarded!
Let’s assume they changed the crew of the Jordanian TV and replaced them with a bit more “hip” and “cool” staff, half naked presenters (men and women) who use any accent except for the Jordanian accent, faffy mammy kids who think that Al Kerak is a Jameed factory and that Abdoun is the capital of Jordan, and R rated Jordanian soap opera’s where the stars eat Mansaf with spoons! Would you then stop calling the Jordanian TV motakhallef, fashel, fdee7a? (Adjectives often used by this generation to describe the JTV). Would it then become hip and cool? It is called The Jordanian TV for a reason, and that would be the fact that it is Jordanian, it represents Jordanians, their concerns, their pride; their history and traditions, and their hopes for the future.
A hundred years ago your grandmother didn’t go to gyms, so if you think that the Jordanian historical series with all the tents, the Jordanian accent and Jordanian clothing is uncool and retarded then blame your forefathers for not being cool.
If you think it is not cool because the concepts of the shows are “simple” and the directing/presenting/acting/whatevering sucks then you should know that they welcome any suggestions and any ambitious people who think they can do a better job, just call the TV, ask to speak to someone in charge and tell them that you have an idea on how you can improve the things that suck and i can guarantee you that they’ll be more than happy to listen or even hire you if you can do a better job.
We are a conservative society, and so our media should be. The Jordanian TV isn’t among the popular Arabic TV stations but at least it gives the viewer a good idea on what life is like in Jordan unlike other Arabic TV stations that air dance competitions at a time when their people are being bombed and killed to make money. The crew of the Jordanian TV proved to the world that they are proffessionals with the way they dealt with Amman bombings. Sure, the station could use some improving, everything could, but with the potentials they have they’ve been doing a great job for the past year since Mr. Faisal Al Shboul was appointed as head of the institution. The quality of the shows are better especially this Ramadan and so are the prizes they give away in game shows such as Ramadan Ma’ana A7la and Il Forsa (Presented by the Lebanese Toni Khalifeh and the Jordanian Aseel Al Khraishah, aired everyday at 9:35 PM), plus, a lot of Jordanian series that are aired on the JTV are being aired in Ramadan on various popular Arabic TV stations, they’re all worth watching! The Jordanian TV has gone a long way the past couple of years, give it a chance!
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I have always liked oriental dancing (Belly Dancing). Aside from the fact that it is strictly oriental, I always considered it to be a very interesting thing to watch and learn, that was of course until I heard about male belly dancers, my first thought was : Eww, how gay! I mean the thought of a MAN shaking and dancing was so yucky, I always thought that oriental dancing was monopolized by females, that it wouldn’t suit a man, turns out I couldn’t be more wrong.
A while back, in Egypt, I attended a belly dancing show in which Tito – the infamous belly dancer – was supposed to dance, Tito couldn’t make it because he was somewhere in the States and Miro -Another Belly dancer- was the substitute dancer for that night. He got on stage and started dancing, his performance caused my jaw to drop and stay still, amazing doesn’t even come close to what I saw that night! The man really knows how to dance! He managed to show us all a work of art. After he was done a couple of female belly dancers got on stage and started dancing, in the past I would’ve been amazed by their dancing, but after I watched Miro dance they all looked vulgar, tasteless and desperate to show off whatever of their bodies they’re capable of showing to turn people’s attention from their dancing to their bodies.
The best chefs in the world are men, best athletes are men, richest business people; men, and the best dancers are even men. I’m sure a woman somewhere has invented something, but the most famous inventors whose inventions we all use on a daily basis were men, the same applies to scientists. Which got me thinking, what is it that women do better than men? And then Oprah and Meryl Streep came to mind. The two things women can do better than men are talking and in some cases, acting.
I am in no way implying that men are superior to me, I’m simply stating that they’re superior to females OTHER than myself.
The following is a video of Tito’s dancing, which by the way is crappy compared to the real thing, but it should give you an idea of how good the guy is.
Spider pig, spider pig, does whatever a spider pig does
Can he swing, from a web?
No he can’t! Cause he’s a pig!
Look ooooouuuut, he’s a spider pig!
This song is stuck on me, I’ve been singing it ever since I watched The Simpsons movie and I can’t seem to be able to get it off my mind!
Whoever composed this song is a genius! What a logical explanation as to why pigs cannot swing from webs!
This is an attempt to infect you with the Spider Pig virus in case you haven’t watched the movie and in case you are not already infected, enjoy.
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The following has been my favorite song for the past two years or so, the artist is the Lebanese Hiba Mounzer, not very known, but very gifted I can assure you. I was really surprised at the reactions this song got when it first came out, up until this day not a lot of people know of this song or like it, have they all gone deaf?
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More people are becoming familiar with the Jordanian uprising star Aziz Maraka and his band; Razz. Some Jordanian radio stations including MazajFm often play Aziz’s most popular songs like Bent El Nas, Lahali, El 3atwa and Amman (The Story) which are also among my favorite songs, but not a lot of people heard his song Laish Habeebi, which I personally consider his best.
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2ad El Kawn, again, one of the greatest new Arabic songs , composed and performed by our own uprising Jordanian star; Fadi Haddad. This one you can hear a lot on MazajFm.
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Shifting to Africa, Algeria to be specific, and Souad Massi. I listened to a lot of her songs, couldn’t relate to some of them since they’re neither Arabic nor English, but the Arabic ones made it to my favorites list. The music is outstanding, the lyrics are very sweet, her voice and performance are beyond amazing.
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Going back in time, here is the song that fits my mood right now, Eshta2t Li 3azabek for the Lebanese Ghaleb Antar, an amazing not-so-popular song.
Ghaleb Antar – Ishta2t Li 3azabek
عزاب العالم كله, كله, أهون من غيابك
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To be continued.
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