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1. Ai Bote Berahm (You Heartless Goddess)   Icon: Buy
2. Bahare Shaug (Joyful Spring)   Icon: Buy
3. Dokhtare Bagh (The Girl in the Garden)   Icon: Buy
4. Zim, Zim, Zim   Icon: Buy
5. Khorshid Gouna (O My Son)   Icon: Buy
6. Dokhtare Kuchi (The Nomad Girl)   Icon: Buy
7. Milade Ali (The Birthday of Ali, The Son-In-Law of the Prophet)   Icon: Buy
8. Nuri, Nuri   Icon: Buy
9. Molla Mamadjan   Icon: Buy
10. Che Shawad (What Would Be If...?)   Icon: Buy
11. Dokhtare Kabul (The Girl from Kabul)   Icon: Buy
12. Ai Doostan (Friends)   Icon: Buy

Review: 

Contemporary and traditional arrangements of the qawwali and ghazal classical repertoire, as well as traditional music from the various regions and peoples living in Afghanistan, played on traditional instruments by the all-star Afghan Ensemble, vocals by Zohreh Jooya and Hamid Golestani.

— Calabash Music

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