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Noha (Arabic: نوحہ‎) is a genre of Arabic, Persian, or Urdu prose depicting the martyrdom of the Holy Imams. Strictly speaking noha is the sub-parts of Marsia. Nohas are usually poetry expressing the sorrow felt by Shia Muslims for their leaders.

"Noha" (Arabic: نهى‎) is also an Arabic female name meaning "wisdom". Literally it is the plural of minds. It is mentioned in the Quran several times.

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[edit] Famous Noha Reciters

[edit] Pakistan

syed farhan ALI zarbe haidri.com

Farrukh Rizvi

  • Irfan haider

[edit] India

[edit] Bangladesh

Md. Atiyar Rahman

Md. Nazeem Hossain

[edit] England

[edit] Iraq

Bassim Al-Karbalei

Haidar Al-Attar

Jaleel Al-Karbalei

Abo bashir

Qahtan Al-Bdairy

Karrar Abo-Ghunaym

Ali Bash

Ahmed Al-Saedi

[edit] Syria

[edit] See also

[edit] References

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