Sallemouly Aleih Lyrics – Nancy Ajram

Sallemouly Aleih Lyrics by Nancy Ajram is a new arabic song by Nancy Ajram. The track was released on Nancy Ajram’s official YouTube channel, written by مشعل بن محماس الحارثي (Mashal Bin Mhmas Al Harthy), produced by نزار عبدالله (Nizar Abdulla), and although not part of a specified album, it stands as a patriotic and honor-filled tribute piece. This emotionally charged composition offers listeners a majestic and reverent experience, celebrating leadership and national pride through stirring poetic expression.

The song centers around themes of valor, leadership, loyalty, and national pride. Through passionate and respectful verses, Nancy Ajram honors figures of authority and strength—particularly military leaders who embody courage and integrity. The lyrics exalt the virtues of brave commanders, likening them to symbols of resilience and wisdom. With poetic grandeur, the song also reflects on the sacred duty of defending one’s homeland, celebrating unity, heritage, and the spirit of sacrifice. Ajram’s delivery intensifies the emotional weight of each verse, making the anthem both a cultural tribute and a call to collective pride.

Sallemouly Aleih Details

Song	Sallemouly Aleih
Artists	Nancy Ajram
Written By	مشعل بن محماس الحارثي (Mashal Bin Mhmas Al Harthy)
Produced By	نزار عبدالله (Nizar Abdulla)
Label	Nancy Ajram
Language	Arabic
Released Date	Jan 25, 2013

Sallemouly Aleih Lyrics

ما يقود السرايا غير حرٍّ شجاع
ولايسد النوايب غير رجلٍ نبيّة
ما يقود السرايا غير حرٍّ شجاع
ولايسد النوايب غير رجلٍ نبيّة

القصايد تهادى في طويل الذراع
جعل يسلم جنابة سلمولي علية

ذاك حضرة جنابك ياوزير الدفاع
انت ياخالد اللي روح سلمان فيه
ذاك حضرة جنابك ياوزير الدفاع
انت ياخالد اللي روح سلمان فيه

استمديت منها قوتك واستطاع
جيشنا اللي تقوده يفعل اللي نبيّة

ما يقود السرايا غير حرٍّ شجاع
ولايسد النوايب غير رجلٍ نبيّة
ما يقود السرايا غير حرٍّ شجاع
ولايسد النوايب غير رجلٍ نبيّة

راية العز تكفخ فوق عال الرفاع
الحدود محمية والفضا محتمية
المدايح لاهلها سلعةٍ ما تباع
ياسانيد محمد يا ذخِر والدية

انت عقد الحراب وانت حل النزاع
وانت سيفٍ محمد شايِلة في يديّة
انت عقد الحراب وانت حل النزاع
وانت سيفٍ محمد شايِلة في يديّة

ما يحول بجدة غير روس السباع
خالد الفعل خالد خالد سلمولي عليه

ما يقود السرايا غير حرٍّ شجاع
ولايسد النوايب غير رجلٍ نبيّة
ما يقود السرايا غير حرٍّ شجاع
ولايسد النوايب غير رجلٍ نبيّة

Sallemouly Aleih Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Nancy Ajram begins the song by affirming that only a brave and noble individual is fit to lead a military battalion. This opening sets the tone for the entire piece—emphasizing that leadership is not just about authority but about possessing genuine courage and foresight. The verse underscores the idea that challenges and crises can only be met by those with exceptional qualities, establishing a theme of reverence toward figures of strength and wisdom.

[Verse 2]
Here, the lyrics transition to an almost ceremonial praise of a person described as having a commanding presence and poetic strength. Ajram wishes for this esteemed figure’s well-being, suggesting deep respect. The repeated request to “greet him” adds a personal and affectionate layer, reinforcing a sense of loyalty and admiration that goes beyond mere formal recognition.

[Verse 3]
This verse names “Khaled,” the Minister of Defense, and lauds his significance by linking him to King Salman, suggesting that Khaled embodies the King’s spirit. Nancy Ajram’s lyrics elevate Khaled as a figure of immense power and symbolic importance. She portrays him as not only a military leader but as someone who channels the strength of the nation’s leadership, thereby uniting institutional and emotional authority.

[Verse 4]
Ajram highlights that Khaled’s leadership directly strengthens the army, enabling it to accomplish the collective will of the people. The verse reinforces the central theme: true leadership empowers action. By crediting Khaled with the army’s might and effectiveness, she deepens his portrayal as a force of national unity and fulfillment.

[Verse 5]
The repetition of the opening line acts as a refrain, reinforcing the core idea that only brave and noble men are fit to lead and resolve crises. It reminds listeners of the essential virtues required for guiding others and stabilizing a nation—courage, nobility, and moral clarity.

[Verse 6]
This section praises the flag of honor flying high, symbolizing national dignity and pride. Ajram continues by affirming that both the land and skies are protected, suggesting a secure, well-guarded homeland. She touches on the uniqueness of praise—that it cannot be bought—implying that the men of honor deserve genuine admiration. The reference to “Mohammed’s supporters” invokes a religious and cultural identity, linking leadership with divine favor and ancestral strength.

[Verse 7]
Ajram calls the praised figure the knot of conflict resolution and the sword of Mohammed, indicating both strategic intellect and force. These lines suggest that true leadership involves both diplomatic wisdom and martial readiness. The symbolic imagery presents the leader as both protector and enforcer of justice, elevating his status to almost legendary proportions.

[Verse 8]
Ajram declares that only those as fierce as lions can lead in Jeddah, cementing the idea that strength and fearlessness are prerequisites for true influence. She once again praises Khaled, labeling him not just by name but by the impact of his deeds. The repetition of “Sallimouly Aleih” expresses reverence and affection, emphasizing how deeply he is valued.

[Verse 9]
The song concludes with a final repetition of the core message—that only the brave and noble are worthy of command and responsibility. This refrain brings the piece full circle, reinforcing its central tribute to leadership grounded in character, courage, and service to the nation.

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