Apache
Musab Al-Adani Lyrics
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I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
We are the lions of Allah
Who don′t have fear except of my lord
We are people of monotheism
With silent justice
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
And inform the coalition
That we are coming
With TNT explosives
And C4 which roasts you
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
We don't care about Ibn Hayyan
And not even the Americans
Person after person
We are for it and my lord
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
The land of Yemen is my land
We rule it with the laws of my lord
And whoever is with the explosive
Will find what satisfies him
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
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I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
I challenge the Apache
And I challenge the BMP
And I challenge the armour
And the foot soldier
And the foot soldier
And the foot soldier
And the foot soldier
And the foot soldier
The lyrics of Musab Al-Adani's song "Apache" convey a strong sense of defiance and resistance against external forces, particularly those who threaten the land of Yemen. The repeated phrase "I challenge the Apache" refers to the Apache helicopter, a symbol of military power and aerial superiority. By challenging the Apache, the songwriter is symbolically challenging the dominant military force and its ability to subdue and control the land.
Similarly, the references to the BMP (a Soviet-made armored fighting vehicle), armor, and foot soldiers represent different aspects of military aggression. The songwriter explicitly challenges all these elements, highlighting their presence as threats to Yemen, its people, and their sovereignty. It showcases an unwavering determination and fearlessness in the face of potential conflict and the destructive capabilities of these forces.
The song also expresses a strong religious undertone, emphasizing the faith and devotion to Allah. The mention of being "lions of Allah" suggests a belief in divine protection and guidance. The lyrics portray the people as steadfast followers of monotheism, advocating for justice through nonviolent means. It reflects a belief that their cause is just and their faith will give them the strength to resist and overcome any external opposition.
The verses also mention the use of explosives, specifically TNT and C4. This suggests that the resistance being portrayed is not only one of vocal opposition but potentially carries a more active and militant tone. The songwriter declares an intention to confront and combat the coalition forces, indicating a preparedness to engage in armed conflict if necessary, as a means to defend their land and values.
Overall, the lyrics of "Apache" present a powerful message of resilience, resistance, and a willingness to confront any threat posed to the land of Yemen. It encapsulates the determination of the people to protect their homeland, fortified by their faith, and their commitment to justice.
Line by Line Meaning
I challenge the Apache
I am determined to confront and overcome the Apache helicopter, symbolizing a formidable military force.
And I challenge the BMP
I am also ready to face and defeat the BMP, representing another powerful military vehicle.
And I challenge the armour
I am willing to confront and overcome armored vehicles, which are heavily protected and difficult to defeat.
And the foot soldier
I am even prepared to challenge and defeat enemy ground troops, emphasizing my bravery and fearlessness.
We are the lions of Allah
We, the believers in Allah, are courageous and strong, possessing a fearless attitude in the face of adversities.
Who don′t have fear except of my lord
Our faith in Allah is so strong that we fear nothing but displeasing Him or going against His teachings.
We are people of monotheism
We adhere to the belief in the oneness of Allah, rejecting any form of polytheism or idolatry.
With silent justice
We seek to establish justice in a calm and composed manner, without resorting to unnecessary violence or chaos.
And inform the coalition
We want to send a message to the opposing coalition forces, notifying them of our presence and intentions.
That we are coming
We are approaching or advancing forward, implying our determination to engage in conflict.
With TNT explosives
We possess powerful explosives, such as TNT, which we intend to use as weapons against our enemies.
And C4 which roasts you
We also possess C4 explosives, which can cause severe damage and destruction to our enemies.
We don't care about Ibn Hayyan
We are not concerned with the opinions or actions of Ibn Hayyan, emphasizing our focus on our own mission and beliefs.
And not even the Americans
We are not intimidated by or afraid of the American forces, indicating our determination and lack of fear.
Person after person
One by one, each individual among us is committed to the cause and ready to take action.
We are for it and my lord
We firmly stand with and support our mission, guided by our devotion to Allah.
The land of Yemen is my land
We consider Yemen as our own land, highlighting our strong connection and attachment to the country.
We rule it with the laws of my lord
We govern and establish order in Yemen according to the laws and principles dictated by Allah.
And whoever is with the explosive
Anyone who possesses or supports the use of explosives in our cause.
Will find what satisfies him
That person will experience fulfillment and contentment in their actions and involvement.
And the foot soldier
In addition to challenging advanced military technology, I am also ready to confront and defeat enemy ground troops, showing my fearlessness and determination.
Writer(s): Ahmad Mzafar
Contributed by Michael F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Cahaya KS
Sorry everyone
@johnythacheth2899
The Authentic Book of World History is "THE TORAH & THE HOLY BIBLE"
The Arab nations are the generations of Ishmael, the firstborn of Abram (Genesis 16), who was the stepbrother of Issac who was born as the promised son of Abraham (The name of Abram was changed before the birth of Issac to Abraham).
God Almighty blessed Ishmael to have KINGS & PRINCES from his generations (Genesis 17:20) So the Arabs have Kings and Princes even today. But it is very clear here that Muhammad is not the forefather of Arabs. Muhammad has no genealogy like Ishmael has. The Quran is not an Authentic Book of History.
The genealogy of world generations is clearly written in Genesis:5 & 10, Chronicles 1&2, Matthew Chapter 1, and Luke 3:23-38. No other religious books have such a clear genealogy. According to this genealogy, Arabs are the generation of Abraham. The brothers of Israel (Jacob), the son of Issac. So Arab nations are not Muslims, nor were they in ancient times. The debate and belief of Christians is wrong, that Muslims are the genealogy of Ishmael because Muhammad is nowhere in the picture who created the Muslim religion for concealing his criminal activities in the name of a self-created god named Allah. Ishmaelites never used Allah as their god. Ishmaelites are from the God of Israel, Yahweh.
Has Allah of Muhammad ever blessed him to have Kings and Princes from his generations? There are Muslims in India & Pakistan, but none of them are Kings and Princes. But Arab nations have 12 Kings and Princes because they are the generations of Ishmael, not the generations of Muhammad. The first converted ISLAMIC COUNTRY in the world is PAKISTAN. Pakistanis like JUNGLE RAJ.
Palestinians are the generations of the ancient PHILISTINES who existed before 7000 years ago. They are the generations of Ham, the son of Noah (Genesis10:6-14). So Palestinians were not Muslims. They were born from the generations of Nimrod who was named as the mighty hunter before the Lord. (Genesis 10:9) So Palestinians are the mighty men before the LORD. They were thus not Muslims.
Iran & Iraq nations are Persians which were spread to Afghanistan (Ezra 1:1-2) (Ezekiel 27:10, 38:5 ) The Persian King Cyrus the Great was ordered to build & repair the second Jerusalem Temple (2 Chronicles 36:22-23) See the repair work in the book of Nehemiah.
The Iranian prophet and religious reformer Zarathushtra (who flourished before the 6th century BC) is traditionally regarded as the founder of the religion. Zoroastrianism contains both monotheistic and dualistic features.
Once a major empire, Iran has endured invasions too, by the Macedonians, Arabs, Turks, and Mongols. Iran has continually reasserted its national identity throughout the centuries and has developed as a distinct political and cultural entity.
Iraq was known as Mesopotamia and the world's earliest civilizations, including those of Sumer, Akkad, Babylon, and Assyria.
In Biblical history, Iraq is also known as Shinar, Sumer, Sumeria, Assyria, Elam, Babylonia, and Chaldea, and was also part of the Medo-Persian Empire. Formerly also known as “Mesopotamia,” or “land between two rivers,” the modern name of “Iraq” is sometimes translated as “country with deep roots.”
Genesis 11:27-32 tells us that Abraham was born in Ur around 2166 B.C. The ancient city of Ur was located on the Euphrates River in what is now southern Iraq. Its ruins can be found near the modern-day city of Nasiriyah. Ur was an important city in Sumerian civilization. Rebekah, wife of Isaac, was from Nahor
Syria
Throughout ancient times the territory of the present Syrian Arab Republic was occupied and ruled by several empires, including the Sumerians, Mitanni, Assyrians, Babylonians, Egyptians, Hittites, Canaanites, Phoenicians, Arameans, Amorites, Persians, Greeks and Romans
Thus, I meant to say that Arabs, Palestinians, Lebanon, Iran, Iraq, and Syria were not Muslims.
Let us live in peace together with God Almighty Yahweh.
We have to understand the ancient genealogy before fighting for land and territory.
@simsj2763
what a great video! Well done. Very short, clear and gripping. Would be good if you could up date it.
@oxiotle
You conveniently left the out the part about Israeli funding, arming, and training of ISIS. What a shocking coincidence.
@ChillMaleASMR
@OnlyUseMe9 because that never happened.
@punchabunchabuttons
Us armed them. Zionism owns the US. Israel is a product of Zionism. I'd yes, that did happen.
@oxiotle
lol right. Maybe turn on the news, or do some research on the topic.
@punchabunchabuttons
Fox, BBC, ABC, Reuters and Bloomberg? Wall street journal :)
Yeah... they are owned by Zionists... Just like the movie companies who are showing you none-existing role models... Also the music industries telling you what to like and how to act... and the public school system based on Prussian education system with a Zionist touch to it... yeah and ill pass some not to bore anyone.
hey i'll leave you guys a link if you'd like to wake up. Search for Corbett Report. Cheers.
@oxiotle
I was clearly talking to the other guy.
@umruddin
Quick and very well explained 👍
@potatomasher0
what is the music playing on the background?