Fi Madarast el hob (in the school of love) story:

Again Kadim composed this song musically, before even getting the rights of the words from the poet “Nizar Quabany”.

He was composing it after graduating from college, while in the army! 

War was everywhere! He said he used to put the sheets of the music in one room and sleep in another, so if he were killed his music would live!

And after the danger was over, he got a tattoo to remind him of his struggle in composing this song! The tattoo is a music tune from the song on his chest!

 
This song is the second favorite song to Nizar the poet!  The music is classic with many transitions and operatic parts! It carries deep sensation of sadness, love and loss in one amalgamated scene! and Kazim voice is magical in getting you in the "cities of sadness"! His feelings are beyond description! and the conclusion of the song is like a disillusion from love!

 

Here is the song with the English subtitles!

Enjoyyyyyyy!

The school of love with English lyrics 

 

 

 

 

 

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