Police Complaint against Priya Prakash - Page 2

The version of Manikya Malarayi Poovi in the movie, composed by Shaan Rahman, is in fact a reimagination of a 1978 song written by PMA Jabbar and composed by Thalassery K Refeeque.

The song belongs to the Mappila Pattu genre a folk tradition of the Muslims of Malabar in North Kerala. The songs are performed at marriages and family get-togethers.

Like the dialect of the region, the songs combine Arabic with Malayalam, and also sometimes include words from Urdu, Tamil and Persian. The lyrics of Mappila Pattu
songs often praise prominent Islamic religious figures, recount anecdotes from the Prophet's life and recollect historic battles. A leading proponent of the Mappila Pattu tradition was 19th-century poet Moyinkutty Vaidyar, most well known for his battle songs.

Manikya Malarayi Poovi opens with a description of Khadija as a "woman like the pearl flower. It goes on to say that she fell in love with the Prophet at first glimpse and sought to marry him.

The original song (below) is longer than the version adapted for the movie. The original song describes how Khadija sent a representative to the Prophet's uncle Abu Talib, as a formal proposal, who promptly gave his consent. The song ends with Khadija dressing up for the wedding with the blessings of Allah and everyone offering their best wishes to the model couple.

In an interview to Scroll.in published on Tuesday, before reports of the complaint emerged, Oru Adaar Love director Omar Lulu had said that Manikya Malarayi Poovi had been a part of his growing years. "When I bought the rights, I knew people everywhere would connect with it, the director said.

Lulu said he was aware that some people would perhaps object to the song. "There has been some opposition from some old Muslims in the community, he said. "They feel that a love song that is about the Prophet Muhammad and his wife in a film is insulting to Islam. But these people are in a small minority. I think the song is now reaching more people than it did originally.

Originally posted by: --L--

The version of Manikya Malarayi Poovi in the movie, composed by Shaan Rahman, is in fact a reimagination of a 1978 song written by PMA Jabbar and composed by Thalassery K Refeeque.

The song belongs to the Mappila Pattu genre a folk tradition of the Muslims of Malabar in North Kerala. The songs are performed at marriages and family get-togethers.

Like the dialect of the region, the songs combine Arabic with Malayalam, and also sometimes include words from Urdu, Tamil and Persian. The lyrics of Mappila Pattu
songs often praise prominent Islamic religious figures, recount anecdotes from the Prophet's life and recollect historic battles. A leading proponent of the Mappila Pattu tradition was 19th-century poet Moyinkutty Vaidyar, most well known for his battle songs.

Manikya Malarayi Poovi opens with a description of Khadija as a "woman like the pearl flower. It goes on to say that she fell in love with the Prophet at first glimpse and sought to marry him.

The original song (below) is longer than the version adapted for the movie. The original song describes how Khadija sent a representative to the Prophet's uncle Abu Talib, as a formal proposal, who promptly gave his consent. The song ends with Khadija dressing up for the wedding with the blessings of Allah and everyone offering their best wishes to the model couple.

In an interview to Scroll.in published on Tuesday, before reports of the complaint emerged, Oru Adaar Love director Omar Lulu had said that Manikya Malarayi Poovi had been a part of his growing years. "When I bought the rights, I knew people everywhere would connect with it, the director said.

Lulu said he was aware that some people would perhaps object to the song. "There has been some opposition from some old Muslims in the community, he said. "They feel that a love song that is about the Prophet Muhammad and his wife in a film is insulting to Islam. But these people are in a small minority. I think the song is now reaching more people than it did originally.

Originally posted by: --L--

^wo Sab to pata nahi but it will keep Priya in news for more time.

Which means we will get to see more and more girls triggered posts about her

Originally posted by: --L--

^wo Sab to pata nahi but it will keep Priya in news for more time.

Which means we will get to see more and more girls triggered posts about her

Originally posted by: --L--

^wo Sab to pata nahi but it will keep Priya in news for more time.

Which means we will get to see more and more girls triggered posts about her