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أين امرء يخاف

Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 أين امرُءٌ يخافْ من ربه الرهيبْ له إلى البشرى انعطافْ ويرهب القضيبْ 2 ينسر ما يطويه في قلبه الخفي وسرَّ عهده يريهْ وحبَّهُ الوفي 3 من فضل جودهِ قد أدّبت يداه لحافظي عهوده وعاملي رضاه 4 بالأمن يسكنون أمام عدلهِ ينال وعدَه البنون من فيض فضلهِ
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The Sunday School Army

Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: The Glad Refrain for the Sunday School #50 (1886) First Line: The children are coming, united and strong Refrain First Line: To Jesus our King, our Saviour and King Topics: Praise; Sunday School Languages: English Tune Title: [The children are coming, united and strong]
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أين امرء يخاف

Hymnal: مزامير وتسابيح وأغاني روحية #ps25 (1867) Lyrics: 1 أين امرُءٌ يخافْ من ربه الرهيبْ له إلى البشرى انعطافْ ويرهب القضيبْ 2 ينسر ما يطويه في قلبه الخفي وسرَّ عهده يريهْ وحبَّهُ الوفي 3 من فضل جودهِ قد أدّبت يداه لحافظي عهوده وعاملي رضاه 4 بالأمن يسكنون أمام عدلهِ ينال وعدَه البنون من فيض فضلهِ Languages: Arabic
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Thomas Commuck

1804 - 1855 Composer of "KISKARRAH" Thomas Commuck, a Narragansett Indian, was born January 18, 1804 at Charlestown, Rhode Island. His father died while he was a child. At the time of Commuck’s birth, the Narragansetts had, by and large, converted to Christianity and adopted English as their language. English was Commuck’s native language, and he only learned six words of the Narragansett tongue. In 1825 Commuck moved to Brothertown, New York. The remainder of his life was spent with the Brothertown Indians. In 1831 Commuck moved to Wisconsin along with other Brothertown people who were relocating there. In 1845 Commuck’s tunebook, Indian Melodies
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