Syria is a paradise, a dedication from Asala to a free Syria

The artist, Assala, released her new song, which she dedicated to her country and people in Syria. The lyrics are by: Batoul Zidane - Yara Ahmed, and the music and arrangement are by: Ali Hassoun.

Authentic message to Syria

The song is titled “Syria is Paradise” and Assala posted it on her social media accounts, commenting on it with a long message that read: “Mixed feelings, all strong, fear first that one of us will forget who we were and what our origins are.. We, all the people of Syria, are like the people of the neighborhood that in the whole world there is no neighborhood like this where people are mixed from different religions and different cultures, simplicity, chivalry, love, tolerance, tolerance, tolerance, and nothing will make us overcome, grow, achieve, and rise except tolerance, and we will not say it is not the time yet, the wound is still fresh! We will say we are the people of the great, good Syria.”

She added: "Syria is the history that its people love and sacrifice their blood for. We do not want to continue a journey full of blood and full of oppression that will bring us back more and oppress us more because in the end, here we have family and loved ones and there we have family and loved ones, and we want to unite and we want to build this beautiful country, whose soil, trees, houses and kind, compassionate people are the most beautiful."

I bet and I bet on our success

Assala continued: "I bet and I bet on our success and that the pain has stopped and that the division has stopped and from here we will start. We will not look to the past and each one of us will do his job and we will hope for the best and we will look to God and we will implore Him. We no longer want pain. We want all of us to complete each other. We want Syria to catch up and develop and complete and go ahead. We want a Syria in which there is no injustice and no fear. In it the jasmine is tempting and the poplar tree is growing taller and we plant and we return to being trees from the grief as if it did not die as much as it committed suicide.

We want this bride who has been bruised, torn and plucked to restore her beauty She continued her message: “I want to sit on a chair in a square in Damascus, near the cactus seller. I want to buy pistachios from all the sellers on the Rabweh road. I want to see Syria as a bride, and we are all her people. We want this bride who stumbled, was torn apart, and was torn apart, to restore her beauty and for us all to return. We want to love her. She wants love, she doesn’t need a drop of blood. She wants joy, she wants hope, she wants trust, she wants magic. God is able to wipe away the pain from our hearts, and for us to rise, ascend, and build. I know that it is very difficult, but we are the people of the difficult. We want to care for our children who have seen calamities and now need care and attention as much as the whole world.”

Assala concluded: “I am full of hope and confidence that we are going forward and we will be and we will no longer accept not being and we will build it with love because only with love will it prosper and will prosper.”