I am the Walrus wrote:
Nasheed Saleel Sawarim was used in an ISIS related video, however the song was never ment to be used for ISIS content. Saleel al-Swarim {Clashing of the swords} is a song ment for IS/ISIS use. The songs are different and the same. However the song I played had nothing to do with ISIS/IS in any way.

It's like playing Take me to church by Hozier and then saying you're offending gay people.
Nutzu3650XL wrote:
It's because they're practically the same, however have different type of meanings.

[quote="I am the Walrus" post=228424]Saleel al-Sawarim / Salil Sawarim (“Clashing of the Swords”) is an Arabic propaganda song created by the Islamic jihadist extremist militant group ISIS. Due to its frequent usage by the ISIS in their propaganda videos, the song has been sampled in a variety of parodies and remixes on YouTube. Got Shazam to listen to the song and it turned out to be this.[/quote] Nasheed Saleel Sawarim was used in an ISIS related video, however the song was never ment to be used for ISIS content. Saleel al-Swarim {Clashing of the swords} is a song ment for IS/ISIS use. The songs are different and the same. However the song I played had nothing to do with ISIS/IS in any way. It's like playing Take me to church by Hozier and then saying you're offending gay people. [quote="Nutzu3650XL" post=228422]Sounds a bit like the ISIS march to me, but just my 2 cents[/quote] It's because they're practically the same, however have different type of meanings.