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109 Responses to “Video for “Look into My Eyes””

1. 1 USMA from: Great Britain (UK) gb Oct 31st, 2005 at 8:46 am

   my windows media player doesnt play the video for some reason! it says “Windows Media Player cannot play the file because a network error occurred. The server might not be available. Verify that you are connected to the network and that your proxy settings are correct.” what does that mean?? can u post the link again or sumthing, or tell me wot to do so that i can watch it.jk

2. 2 rehana from: Netherlands nl Oct 31st, 2005 at 11:29 am

   it is beautifulll
   love the song
   AND CLIP

   WAUWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

   it just explains the pain palestinian people has to go tru

3. 3 hm from: United States us Oct 31st, 2005 at 12:06 pm

   i dont like the video all that much

4. 4 fatima from: Denmark dk Oct 31st, 2005 at 4:40 pm

   I think its a little too sugar-sweet.. I dont think the video does justice to the lyrics.. I like their prior videos much more..

5. 5 AAA from: Germany de Nov 1st, 2005 at 10:38 am

   i cant play it it just doesnt work!can someone help plz….???

6. 6 chickpea from: Australia au Nov 1st, 2005 at 8:26 pm

   sometimes, the media player you use is not the most updates one. try updating it first. If i am not mistaken, the website uses realplayer, so u cant use other media players.

7. 7 Someone. from: United States us Nov 2nd, 2005 at 12:09 am

   Aicha is pretty sugar sweet, lol! Yeah, my window player also doesnt allow me to view the video.

8. 8 Haseeb from: United States us Nov 2nd, 2005 at 7:58 am

   It works fine with me. Maybe try downloading the latest version of windows media player?

9. 9 sheda from: Morocco ma Nov 2nd, 2005 at 1:33 pm

   very goooooooooooood isam+waqas+lenny.it true .this is the truth of the palestinian childreen.

10. 10 alia from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 3rd, 2005 at 12:29 pm

    salaam y’all

    At first i wasnt 2 keen on the video but now i can’t stop watchin it

    MORO 4 LIFE

    Peace xx

11. 11 Someone from: United States us Nov 6th, 2005 at 1:23 pm

    The little Palestinian girl is very cute ma sha Allah . And they made the tone lighter by doing this clip, cause the song is pretty tough though.

12. 12 Sumrah from: United States us Nov 7th, 2005 at 2:06 am

    Asalaamu Alaikum!! Im sorry to be random but i was just wondering where you are getting these clips of the Outlandish CD from? I want to buy it but i cant seem to find any site that sells it….well any site that i can understand(all the ones ive seen are written in different languages)! Id appreciate it if you could help me out on telling me where i could go to buy it!! Jazakullah!! take care..salaam!!

13. 13 Nael from: Denmark dk Nov 11th, 2005 at 6:11 pm

    They keep gettin better n’ better… Proud of em’…
    The song is just great, gives us a bright picture of cirkumstances of the poor people(of my own) in palæstina…

    Respect and thanks to Outland…

14. 14 Hind from: Netherlands nl Nov 11th, 2005 at 6:21 pm

    Salam Alaikoem wrwb,
    I saw the video and I was quite surprised. I didn’t expect the video like this when I first heard the song. I thought it would be a moving / tragic video because the song is.
    But maybe it’s better this way. However I LOVE Outlandish and they are and always will be my #1.
    xxx Hind (Live from Holland)!!

15. 15 Norway from: Norway no Nov 12th, 2005 at 7:29 pm

    I’m a little late but i didn’t hear the song before outlandish were performing it on nordic music awards not long ago… But when I heard the song I simply loved it. The lyric is great and the beat is rocking! But the video was a disappoinment. Come on, the song was about bombing and people getting killed, and the video ended happy? In my opinion the music video didn’t illustrate the importence of the song. It just didn’t do it justice..

16. 16 aLi from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 13th, 2005 at 10:00 am

    The Vid don’t suit the song-There’s lots they could have done with that song, but Alhamdulillah- it’s the lyrics that matter!

17. 17 Farah from: United States us Nov 14th, 2005 at 12:54 pm

    salams, the vedio was great i loved the idea, as for why it ended happy is coz one day iA the war will end and it’ll be a happy ending =)

18. 18 wais Mohamed from: Netherlands nl Nov 14th, 2005 at 3:40 pm

    Wow Outlandish …. i am your # 1 fan ///

    Outlandish speak the truth on the situations

    f*** USA … F**** Bushhh en chinneyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

19. 19 usma from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 14th, 2005 at 4:33 pm

    hmm not what i expected.i thought the video would be hard hitting with strong images etc.but its different and cute i like it

20. 20 Ahmed from: Morocco ma Nov 14th, 2005 at 4:52 pm

    Wow congratulatoin Outlandish I love the Band

21. 21 Melin from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 15th, 2005 at 9:09 am

    Do you know if the Album is out in the uk and where i can get it from

22. 22 Melin from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 15th, 2005 at 9:10 am

    Bliar is a terrorist

23. 23 Naadir from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 15th, 2005 at 7:22 pm

    Mashallah, greeting from the UK on another terrific song.

    Video is ingenious. Subhanallah - excellent work.

24. 24 Acquiantace of the group from: Netherlands nl Nov 15th, 2005 at 10:03 pm

    The album is only out in Denmark and will be released throughout europe early 2006. It’s a great album and the video is very well done, mainly to not scare off the western people who have not much knowledge of the situation. You must always teach stuff like this to people by beginning slow, but accurate. I think it was a great move.

25. 25 Ahmad Sabra from: Australia au Nov 16th, 2005 at 2:16 am

    OUTLANDISH R THE B OMB THEY RULE

    I HAVNT SEEN A GROUP LIKE THIS IN LIKE? UMMM NEVA THEY R AMAZING AN TO SEE A ARAB MUSLIM BROTHA DOIN HIS THANG IS INSPIRING IT JUST PROVES TO SHOW THAT DESPITE EVRYTHING HAPPENING TO US MUSLIMS OUT THERE THAT THER IS HOPE AN U CAN B WAT U WANA B JUST LOOK AT OUR BROTHA ISAM BACHIRI 4EXAMPLE WEL ABOUT ME LET ME INTRODUCE MA SELF ………..

    im Ahmad Sabra by the way from Australia
    im a singer actor dancer i sing in a pop rnb vocalgroup an my group is mixed in cultures as wel i hope u guys can take out the time to chek out my groups website an sign the guestbook an listn to the songs go to

    http://www.theunite.tk

    an also read what wer about . we want to make a change an chek out my space page http://www.myspace.com/koosa83

    an if u got msn mesenger feel free to add me

    back_streetboy_18@hotmail.com

    or yahoo mesenger

    koosa_productions@yahoo.com

    or email me anyone from anywhere id love to make new friends wid peeps world wide
    Salam
    Ahmad Sabra
    Australia
    peace !!!!!!

26. 26 Reem from: United States us Nov 16th, 2005 at 9:10 pm

    I give this guys props….very few would stand up for Palestinians like this for fear of getting “x-communicated” by hollywood. Palestine will be free on day inshallah!!

27. 27 el moro from: Morocco ma Nov 17th, 2005 at 9:14 am

    salamoalukom bros an sists…masha Allah ..wht i get to say ..really thats somethin that just Allah (swta) can pay yah back insha Allah …cos really they get(americans) figure out the game ….we do thk yah an ..just keep goin bro issam an bro wakas an bro leney :):)…wow wht a multi cultural band lol ..africa(morocco);asia(pakistan);america(hindorass)..where?..hehe in europe(denmark)..wht s missin out??yeah aussie lol so hopin the last nigga called ahmad sabra s gonna figure it out :)lol…
    see yah n…be sure bro issam that all over el moro r proud of yah over here in the el moro eldorado …wathalla
    sam4yah@hotmail.com

28. 28 fugstar from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 17th, 2005 at 6:50 pm

    im glad that they do this kinda thing. and its with love as well.

    cultural J of the highest order. thank God its pushing things along from the cheesy nasheed thing.

    muslim musical audience needs to encourage this kinda work, and not be afraid to pan it when its naff.

29. 29 Shima from: Sweden se Nov 18th, 2005 at 5:50 am

    salaam
    just wanted 2 say that this is a beautiful video, and alhamdolella, thank God for people like outlandish who dares 2 say something about the injustice in this world, mashallah!! It’s not easy for one or 2 persons to make a change but if we all unite and help each other the world will become a better place 4 all of us inshallah…that is why it’s so important 2 spread the message outlan is spreading…=)
    masalama

30. 30 Amena from: Denmark dk Nov 21st, 2005 at 12:38 pm

    ja jeg syns også at denne her sang er god.. alle deres sange er rigtig gode ..

31. 31 Amena from: Denmark dk Nov 21st, 2005 at 12:39 pm

    ja syns også at musik videoen er også god

32. 32 rukia from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 22nd, 2005 at 3:56 am

    I agree with most of yall who said the video doesn’t go with the lyrics of the song , but lenny wearing that suit is a hell of a laugh , the kids would see an Israeli soldier as a monster , but hell they are worse than wolves they are hideous.

    maasalama , i actually thank outlandish for making that song, Allhamdulilah

33. 33 Rukia from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 22nd, 2005 at 9:55 am

    then again this is a true and serious situation going on for sooooo long , so they should take it seriously .

34. 34 Anonymous from: United States us Nov 24th, 2005 at 8:21 pm

    I really liked this video and the lyrics are deep! Free Palestine inshallah!

35. 35 Nura from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 26th, 2005 at 1:40 pm

    I have to agree with the Aquintance of the group, the video may not have done justice to the song, as some have said, but in order for it to be heard and given the attention it deserves, you have to start from the ground up and in an attractable way, so as to not scare of the Westerners who may not otherwise know of our deep rooted plights. Personally I think its a great video with a great message, and the incorporation of little red riding hood to convey that message is EXCELLENT. Well Done Outlandish.

    Qite sad that though that I have to wait til 2006 to get the new album, but I shall wait (with much anticipation).

    P.S. Hahmed, this is a great site.

36. 36 Judith from: Denmark dk Nov 26th, 2005 at 3:35 pm

    I don’t like the one-sited, subjective covering of the situation. There is more to it that Israel and the US= evil and palestinians = poor, innocent victims.

    Did you know that USA has sponsored most of the schools built in palestine?

37. 37 Nura from: Great Britain (UK) gb Nov 26th, 2005 at 6:28 pm

    Judith I agree its not fair in any event to merely view it on one side, and yes there is MUCH more to the sitaution than meets the eye. However while you speak of america sponsoring schools in Palestine, how many children do you think are alive and able to attend? Sponsorship of this kind is not something that is going to be highly regarded, when there is so much fighting going on, how can one enjoy the pleasures of education when they are fighting to see tomorrow. Great that America is putting its money into the education of Palestinians, but the money would be better spent in securing a safer environment for which the children can actually live in and attend such establishments. And its unfortunate that America and Isreal have been branded EVIL, but how can one dispute that argument when the cause of the struggle lies with them. When the ending of the struggle lies in THEIR hands.
    Palestinians ARE poor and innocent victims, they are the ones that have been raped of their land, their homes bulldozed by the “evil” forces. Im sorry Judith, forgive me, but my anger doesnt lie with you, and so dont think I am necessarily aiming it at you. But I dont have sympathy for the West. What have they lost, that we havent lost? That we continue to lose.

    Outlandish are brave individuals for having the courage to speak out against such evil, they’r video is excellent in portraying a part of Palestinian life, through a classic children’s story, just listen to the lyrics, they ring true to our ears and thank God a group that doesnt sit on the fence about such issues, their words are true, not fabricated in any way, history can tell you that. Palestinians have struggled long enough, they’r plight echoed in arabic songs for decades, finally the Western world can be exposed to the same plight through the lyrics of their ever growing, and talented group that is OUTLANDISH. And if I am correct in saying the single has already reached the top 10 on the Danish and German charts. So somebody’s listening. I just hope that it effects the non arabs in the same way its affected us for so long.
    Outlandish are just so refreshing to hear, they speak of issues that concern the arab/muslim world and the world in general, issues that concern the youths of today,without prejudice, they’r role models in their own right, and I hope they keep shining through with their ever growing talents. Mash’Allah to them all.

    Yalla much love and respect to you all.
    Wa 3likum al salam.

38. 38 EgypPrince from: United States us Nov 26th, 2005 at 10:50 pm

    Wonderful !! May Allah bless Sami and shower him with His blessings !

39. 39 Henrik from: Denmark dk Nov 27th, 2005 at 6:23 pm

    Judith -> it’s not a one-sited, subjective covering of the situation. It’s a story/truth seen through the eyes of a Palestinian poet.

    But yes - there are always 2 sites of every story. And it can only be one-sited if you only listen to one of the stories.

    It’s a great song with a strong politic message. I don’t know much about the conflict - but this song made me open my eyes and look beyond the hollow walls from the media - this is a true story - and it dosen’t matter if it comes from one site or the other.

40. 40 DMH from: United States us Nov 28th, 2005 at 1:18 pm

    GREAT VIDEO VERY DEEP VERY TASTEFULLY DONE

41. 41 Anonymous from: Denmark dk Dec 3rd, 2005 at 6:13 am

    2 Sweet, but love the song
    & the lyrics…

42. 42 sarah from: United States us Dec 9th, 2005 at 5:17 pm

    hey outlandish i am sarah i love this song so much it gets to your heart and whaen you read the lyrics it makes me want to cry. it makes you think how other people live. good job middle schoolers and outlandish
    sarah chhadh

43. 43 abida from: Denmark dk Dec 10th, 2005 at 11:38 am

    hey………i am from danmark…… and i love this song….

44. 44 Aynur from: Russia ru Dec 12th, 2005 at 7:20 am

    I veryyyyyyyyyyyy love this song and clip, but is especial to me it is pleasant words to this songs

45. 45 Nada Algazali from: United States us Dec 12th, 2005 at 1:44 pm

    hey aslaam walikoom every1 omg i just finish watching the video for the first time and omg its so cool i luved it alot thx to my best freind Susan Moghrabi told me about them and when i was watching it i was like WOW! its so amazing and i cant stop watching the video for some reason i guess i just luv it!

46. 46 go outland! from: United States us Dec 12th, 2005 at 5:40 pm

    i live in America (and arab) and
    i have always loved OUtlandish
    they’re my heros
    they spread the message to the world, the message of hope and peace and love
    i love this song, the words are powerful and straightforward
    the video is a bit too sweet
    but that is what the song needed so , like the Aquaintance of the group said, everyone could understand and everyone’s eyes could be opened
    outlandish just keeps getting better!

47. 47 Aishs from: Great Britain (UK) gb Dec 15th, 2005 at 1:32 pm

    Salaamz, i am a v big fan of Outlandish n hav both of their albums. I think this vid is really sweet, i lyk the way they put such powerful words in to such a cute video. Tho in a way its kinda effective. if u hav their new album, im not quite sure abt the song ‘come on’ it has quite a bit of swearing n the lyrics are a bit of a put off. Tho the beat is gud etc for a pop song. But i still love outlandish and Sami Yusuf. N the fact that theyve cum 2 geva is wicked Mash’Allah ! Insh’Allah , their music will make ppl stop listnin 2 pop/rnb rubbish n will listen to nasheeds.
    Their songs are BRILL!!!!!!!!!!!!

48. 48 s from: United States us Dec 15th, 2005 at 3:42 pm

    The poet is actually a woman, Gihad Ali.

49. 49 Disturbed by soft thinking from: Denmark dk Dec 15th, 2005 at 5:10 pm

    Nura: your message of Nov 26 revels that your sense of anger may have clouded your ability to reason things out or perhaps you never had the ability or perhaps you just decided not to use it. No good can come of this. While there is a place for emotion over logic and reason - this isn’t one of those times. This is a deadly serious issue and unless cooler heads than yours prevail, more of the deadly is what we get.

    Henrik (November 27): “it’s not a one-sited, subjective covering of the situation. It’s a story/truth seen through the eyes of a Palestinian poet.”… ? You have to be kidding. The “story/truth seen through the eyes of a Palestinian poet” IS exactly why it’s subjective. If you “don’t know much about the conflict ” then learn about it before preaching your nonsence.

    The song/video: Propaganda of a nasty sort. A sort which speaks primarily to the emotions of those who are too young and too ill-informed to defend against its distortions.

50. 50 Anonymous from: United States us Dec 17th, 2005 at 12:56 pm

    Great song and love the video. I’m glad someone is getting the message out about this situation. I completely support Outlandish.

51. 51 Imran from: Great Britain (UK) gb Dec 17th, 2005 at 4:55 pm

    Hey guys if you like outlandish you’ll like this. Check out the giza strip strack especially.

52. 52 Imran from: Great Britain (UK) gb Dec 17th, 2005 at 4:56 pm

    CHECK THESE GUYS OUT THEY ARE CATCHING ON REALLY FAST ESPECIALLY IN UK
    http://www.blak-stone.com

53. 53 raven-symone from: United States us Dec 17th, 2005 at 6:45 pm

    hey i love this song. good job

54. 54 Anonymous from: Singapore sg Dec 21st, 2005 at 8:45 am

    Check out Gellie Man’s version of Aicha.

    http://www.media.ebaumsworld.com/index.php?e=aicha.wmv

55. 55 Asmaa from: Canada ca Dec 24th, 2005 at 12:24 am

    I didn’t know Outlandish sang Look into My Eyes…enlightening. Thanks.

56. 56 shakhsa from: Canada ca Dec 26th, 2005 at 10:53 pm

    salam all. just a.. for your information.. comment… moro is a derogatory term that the Spaniards labelled the Muslims in al-Andalus. this probably isnt the present of the word but it has a negative connotation.

    anyway.. may Allah the Exalted grant us all sincerity. ameen. and Outlandish is a pretty amazing group. mashaAllah. and their lyrics are beautiful.

57. 57 Nemesis6 from: Denmark dk Dec 29th, 2005 at 1:01 pm

    Let’s be blunt about this, throwing away the pathetic “story” of the video: The video is pure propaganda. Moreover, it ignores several main factors: The security barrier was erected because of the PA terror government’s(see PLO, PA transformation) utter failure in keeping total anarchy and terrorism from taking over its territory.

    I used to have a bit of respect for these guys. They made a few good songs, but they’ve proven themselves to be propagandists both through their latest music video’s theme and lyrics.

    Truly pathetic in my opinion.

58. 58 JustMe... from: Great Britain (UK) gb Dec 30th, 2005 at 7:08 pm

    in reply to people that believe that outlandish are propgandists because of their latest lyrics and the look into my eyes video, all i can say is that because the author is in actual fact palestinian himself, obviously it will be subjective of his own views and therefore one sided. you cant have a go at outlandish calling them propogandists when other musik videos that u may watch (eg 50 cent or whoeva) promote their gangster/criminal ways of life. outlandish r not imposing their views onto u, so u dont need to agree with them.opinions are just that, opinions. which r not agreed with by every one.

    on a more postive note, outlandish are doin a hevy job by bringin these up for debate, instead of people chatin bout other stuff they are chtin bout issues of substance. even if u dont agree with the video, the fact that u started thinkin bout the issue in hand shows that the video has had an effect on u n outlandish have dun part of their job. and lets hope that outlandish cna carry on with what they do coz theyre helpin the youth to stop lisnin to musik dt promotes the rong kinda things, n instead listen to music that focuses on the truth. keep it up! the nu album is really good, heavy colabortion wid sami yusuf!

59. 59 laluna from: Germany de Jan 2nd, 2006 at 5:45 am

    Godt Nytår og lad os få noget fred i verdenen og mere tolerance..
    Peace

60. 60 norys saavedra from: Venezuela ve Jan 3rd, 2006 at 6:03 pm

    its excellent, soy venezolana y me parece maravilloso ademas porque conozco a gihah ali y se que es una mujer valiosa y revolucionaria, recientemente estuvo en mi pais venezuela donde tambien estamos luchando por la justicia de los pueblos mas necesitados y desde donde los invito a conocer de nuestra revolucion bolivariana.

61. 61 Yumina from: Norway no Jan 7th, 2006 at 7:12 pm

    Aslaam-O-Aleikum!

    Wow…Thnk u for this Info… n u pp r damn ryte…Outlandish have gud songs…they use Cool music…n i like the way they rap..urdu,spanish,arabic,eng…wow..this is great…Inshallah i will buy this ALbum furst of all!…n i saw the vdo too of single “look in in to my eyes”…it’s greaaat!…They keep gettin better n’ better…vrelly Poude of dem….The little Palestinian girl is very cute MASHALLAH!! n Outlandish have done gud job, Mashallah!

    But da problem is dat i Can’t find da new CD of thm,here in Norway,Oslo!….Can somebody help me?…some1 here from Norway?
    plz contaCt me on ma mail..or post respons here!
    ThnX!…i will neva 4get da pers who wil help me!…:)

    Gud luCk in Future Outlandish.

    PeaCe!…GoD BlesS!
    Yumina (From Norway)
    Salaam!

    !!-¨El Moro 4 lyf¨-!!

62. 62 noor from: United States us Jan 19th, 2006 at 6:10 pm

    wow JustMe you said it perfectly
    as long as this music is at least getting people to realize what is happening in the world then it is doing its job
    it is opening the curtains to the reality for people to see, getting people talking about things that are actually important in this world
    they are much better role models for the youth than what we usually see in the music industry
    outlanish is a great influence for this world!

63. 63 Hind (London) from: Great Britain (UK) gb Jan 20th, 2006 at 1:55 pm

    i’m just glad that there are individuals out there who still care and are willing to do something about the palestinian issue. Outlandish are a group that have access to the young and are in a position to make a change however big, however small. May God bless them in their paths to reveal the truth!!

64. 64 whats in a name from: Great Britain (UK) gb Jan 22nd, 2006 at 2:53 pm

    http://www.outlandmoro.com
    is updated with lyrics.

65. 65 souad from: France fr Jan 25th, 2006 at 4:11 pm

    First i would like to thank you for you amazing website, it’s great and you do a good job of quality. Then i discovered Outlandish in your blog and i was really moved by the lyrics, they deals with many paramount issues like religion, racisim, war, palestinian conflict… they knows how to speak about their beliefs and it’s so wonderful! i pray Allah that they will go on in this way and they always be succed in their job Incha’Allah …
    thank you for your blog

66. 66 norway_2 from: Great Britain (UK) gb Jan 26th, 2006 at 12:40 pm

    I like this song, but the israel people is wors than that,
    and what a wonderfull website you have!!
    where did you get the video from?

67. 67 Norway_2 from: Great Britain (UK) gb Jan 26th, 2006 at 12:44 pm

    outlandish er bare så cool,best, og perfekt!!

68. 68 noor from: United States us Jan 28th, 2006 at 4:15 pm

    i don’t know if this is the place to post this because it is kind of random but very important
    the people of denmark have published horrible disgraceful disrespectful caricatures of the Prophet peace and blessings be upon him.
    they have not apologized and this has of course outraged the Muslim nation
    the people of Kuwait have already began protesting and boycotting all products of Denmark
    seeing as Outlandish is from denmark it would be wise if they did something about this horrific situation agianst Islam
    read more on aljezeera.net and other sites
    something needs to be done

69. 69 whats in a name from: Great Britain (UK) gb Jan 30th, 2006 at 8:05 pm

    The newspaper who published that garbage has officially apologised now.

70. 70 Disturbed by soft thinking from: Denmark dk Feb 8th, 2006 at 6:01 pm

    Nothing needs to be done or apologized for. In this world you and the things you hold dear will, from time to time, be insulted. That’s just the way it is. Turing outrage into violence is: WRONG. In this case the newspaper published cartoons, true, but by what imagined right do you think you get to make a big deal about it much less add your pretty anger to fan the flame of hatedred which as of today has already caused 11 human beings (muslims at that) to die. Was it worth it? Why would people who don’t share your religious views have to follow it’s taboos? Shame on you Noor, your childish pride has led you to fight the wrong fight and now lives are ruined. To make things worse you’ve got the basic facts wrong and so does the web site you tell people to go to. Serve the truth and be a mensch.

71. 71 Norway_2 from: Great Britain (UK) gb Feb 12th, 2006 at 9:50 am

    It’s not shame on Noor!!
    she’s right!!

72. 72 Disturbed by soft thinking from: Denmark dk Feb 12th, 2006 at 6:16 pm

    Why do you tink so?

73. 73 ELMORO ALGERIA from: Algeria dz Feb 15th, 2006 at 6:14 am

    peace be upon all moroz out there anyway i’m khalilo from algeria and really i wanna know what of meanin’ of ELMORO plz someone tell me by the way the clip of lookin’ into my eyes it’s so nice take care for your self and put god first bye

74. 74 peace from: United States us Feb 23rd, 2006 at 12:02 pm

    moro means moor in spanish, meaning the muslims. the muslims in spain were called moors, during the crusades and mid ages

75. 75 keep it real from: United States us Feb 23rd, 2006 at 12:16 pm

    with Freedom (of speech, press, life, etc.) comes Responsibility.

76. 76 Malak from: United States us Mar 9th, 2006 at 12:46 am

    Soft Thinking……..wow……..you are very aggressive in your speeches. We should all be able to discuss such things peacefully, no matter what religion we are, and look at the whole picture from both angles…..that being said, Let’s think about the video. If the video to “look into my eyes” was made by a jewish group, about a Jewish girl, with the exact same meaning, but the tables turned….the girl not wearing the Palestinian scarf, and the wolf representing the Palestinians………would you feel the same? My philosphy is, “why can’t we all just get along?” And I try to live by that every day of my life, having friends that are Jewish, Christian, etc. I am an American born Palestinian and Muslim, and have seen much to educate myself in the area of Palestine. YES, the poor children of Palestine are hurting, to say the least…and YES the poor children of Israel are hurting as well…but this song was portrayed from the Palestinian perspective…and there is nothing wrong with that. It is in all means, true.
    Regarding the cartoonists publications. The base behind this issue is that for the Muslims of Islam, to portray their deceased Prophet Muhammad (SWT) in a derogatory way is EXTREMELY offensive to most Muslims of this world. I’m not sure how you would feel if someone put up a cartoon of your grandmother or mother or father, whom you highly respect….and has passed away….how would you feel if they made a mockery of them for the whole world to see? In no means am I saying this excuses the craziness of the Muslims and their revolts and killings and burnings….this is AGAINST ISLAM and is not in any way acceptable by the religion. These people will be punished for doing such deeds.
    I would just like us all to look at both sides of the story before we speak to one another with our “opinions”. Thank you

77. 77 Karima from: United States us Mar 11th, 2006 at 9:25 pm

    so beautifully done, much more powerful in the context it was done. i love it, so moving, i cant believe how amazing this song is…keep it up outlandish!

78. 78 ELMORO ALGERIA from: Algeria dz Mar 22nd, 2006 at 1:38 pm

    ELMORO FOR LIFE
    the cilp of com igen it’s so beautifully done, believe me it’s so nice done and by the way i wanna thank peace so much cuz you tell me the meanin of ELMORO thanx so bezaf ok
    we go hand in hand
    we ride side by side
    the bond between us

79. 79 me from: Great Britain (UK) gb Mar 27th, 2006 at 6:14 am

    it is different to at i expected but its good

80. 80 salam from: United States us Mar 30th, 2006 at 2:13 pm

    salamulakum…

    outlandish, wow you guys are amazin…this music it’s like a whole new culture has been created. There are songs for people who are muslims over seas in the muslim world, there are songs for people in the western world, but no one ever acknowledges that theres more out there. These songs, aicha, look into my eyes, fatima’s hands all of them, they hit us, a generation thats never been targeted. We’re muslims, arabs pakistani etc., living in the west. we have our own culture, our own feelings, whole new dynamics. outlandish hits that, so does this site, and thanks for everyone who presents that….it helps out a lot….

    el moro also encompasses muslims from north africa and the arab world living or part of spain. It’s kind of like an older term specifically to that group of diverse backaround….but it’s also a lot like us, Muslim, Arab/desi/spanish/etc….livign in another society! idk if that helps at all but orginally moro meant Muslim in spanish literally, but meant that group!

    hope you all are doing great, take care and salam

81. 81 ELMORO ALGERIA from: Spain es Apr 10th, 2006 at 3:14 pm

    THNX SO MUCH (SALAM) CUZ U TOLD ME THE MEANIN’ OF ELMORO THNX ALOT BROTHa
    ELMORO ALGERIA

82. 82 Noura from: Canada ca Apr 12th, 2006 at 5:57 pm

    I absolutely love the video clip of “Look into my eyes”…the metaphors are beautiful and accurate without being gory and vulgar…it is a fresh look on the unfortunate situation in palestine..but presents that hope which i think is at the bottom of everyones heart….infact i enjoyed the song sooo much…i am writing an essay on it…

83. 83 WonderWorker from: Russia ru Apr 14th, 2006 at 10:00 am

    how can i download the vedio??
    plz help me!!

84. 84 muslimah from: Great Britain (UK) gb Apr 16th, 2006 at 11:41 am

    erm, can someone tell me the meaning of the song ‘Aicha’, cuz it sounds dodgy to me.. i mean, who are they reffering to?

    Jazakallah
    xxx

85. 85 Webs from: United States us Apr 20th, 2006 at 10:54 pm

    Coming from a White American point of view I can say that this was the best way to show the content of the song. I dont think many Americans realize what we/Israel are doing to the Palestinians. And if Outlandish used more graphic images, Americans would definately see it as B.S, and see it as propaganda. So a big thanks to Outlandish and anyone else doing their part to better the situation over there.

86. 86 funkygirl from: United States us Apr 29th, 2006 at 12:38 pm

    hey this is true but you could do a little better

    you know i am….

    Sarah

87. 87 Wtrll from: United States us May 19th, 2006 at 1:29 pm

    That was a really nice Thing - real touching.

88. 88 Wtrll from: United States us May 19th, 2006 at 1:29 pm

    I disagree with Sarah

89. 89 Abdifatah from: Great Britain (UK) gb May 26th, 2006 at 9:49 am

    Ooohh, let’s not cry tonight, I promise you one day it’s through
    Ohh my brothers, Ohh my sisters,
    Ooohh, shine a light for every soul that ain’t with us no more
    Ohh my brothers, Ohh my sisters,

    i Just like that song it’s so good

    i like must the verbs

    Ooohh, let’s not cry tonight, I promise you one day it’s through
    Ohh my brothers, Ohh my sisters,
    Ooohh, shine a light for every soul that ain’t with us no more
    Ohh my brothers, Ohh my sisters,

90. 90 arieffaiz from: Malaysia my Jun 4th, 2006 at 6:05 am

    good………………………..

91. 91 sikin from: Russia ru Jun 14th, 2006 at 9:17 am

    

92. 92 kautar from: Germany de Jun 16th, 2006 at 2:32 pm

    salam
    UNDESCRIBABLE…..THE TRUTH MUST BEEN TOLD……lUv U mA oNe An OnLy…..SABHANA-Allah ….GREAT…..NOBODY DARE 2 SPEAK ABOUT THIS HOLE ISSUE….except OUTLANDISH…….wow…..ana bi hibak…

93. 93 got hope from: Germany de Jul 12th, 2006 at 9:23 am

    thinkin´about this song is as improtant as realising that we can help!

94. 94 J.A from: Israel il Aug 2nd, 2006 at 3:13 am

    I recently found out about outlandish. and I just love them and their songs, the lyrics are so deep and true. by the way I am from occupied palestine and i wish that more people would get their hands on great music like this to at least get an idea about the real situation in palestine.
    xxx

95. 95 Rümeysa from: Turkey tr Aug 19th, 2006 at 5:39 pm

    i live in a muslim country(!) but the most of people who live in here, they simulate american life’s style as if they dont know what happened
    and while they simulate them they go far from their religion,their bliefs.
    i love OuTLandish becouse they simulate anything and express theirself without hesitation of anything.And i’m proud that they re respected a lot of places of world.
    i love my religion and i feel honored every war which doing for islam and
    every lyrics for explaining islam .

96. 96 Subriah Esharc from: Australia au Aug 25th, 2006 at 6:57 pm

    Rap & Hip-hop was never really my thing; however it is wonderful to know that people out there are using their talents in ways of breaking stereo-types in opposed to exploiting it.
    And i feel that their efforts are wonderful and should be fully acknowledged world-wide.
    Cheers, Keep smiling people-

    Subriah Esharc

97. 97 Adry from: Malaysia my Nov 8th, 2006 at 10:09 am

    Assalamualaikum..

    I’m quite shock .. this is the first time i’ve heard about Outlandish … they truly got some great music.. i think they got really big pottential .. they should try to sell their album here in Asia.. especially Malaysia…

98. 98 Rayie from: Singapore sg Dec 9th, 2006 at 7:34 pm

    Salaam.
    I am from Singapore. i agree, Outlandish is virtually unknown in SE Asia. i have been listening to Outlandish since Bread&Barrels of water, and i knew of them when i was in Egypt. Poor me, i dun even knOw they have a new album Out. This is indeed a great band, and they bring a strong beneficial message.
    A message to all, keep Islam in our mind always, and may listening to Outland songs bring us closer to Him. Aamien.
    P/s: brother from Malaysia, u can get the cd’s from Amazon. yeah, maybe we can try to bring them in. Malaysia is a very suitable country to.

99. 99 Brasil from: Brazil br Jan 13th, 2007 at 1:37 pm

    “Come on, the song was about bombing and people getting killed, and the video ended happy?In my opinion the music video didn’t illustrate the importence of the song.” OMG NORSK FELLA I MUST DISAGREE WITH YOU !!! WHAT DID YOU EXPECT, THE REALITY IS ALREADY TOO TOUGH TO DEAL WITH, IT WOULD BE TOO SAD AND UNBEARABLE TO HAVE A VIDEO THAT SHOWS PPL BEING KILLED. I THINK THE BAD DID AS EXPECTED, THEY WERE BRILLIANTLY ARTISTIC AND TRIED TO SHOW SOME BEAUTY INSTEAD OF JUST PUTTING US DOWN, IF YOU PAY ATTENTION TO THE LYRICS IT´S NOT ALL ABOUT WAR AND INJUSTICE BUT THE CHORUS LEAVES US A HOPEFUL MESSAGE THAT ALL THIS

100. 100 Mary from: Brazil br Jan 13th, 2007 at 1:59 pm

     “the video was a disappoinment. Come on, the song was about bombing and people getting killed, and the video ended happy?” :s MY DEAR NORSK FELLA !!!! WHAT DID U EXPECT!! THE REALITY IS TOUGH ENOUGH, WOULD YOU RATHER THEY HAD SHOWN PPL BEING KILLED!!!! PAY ATTENTION TO THE VIDEO FCS ! IT´S BRILLIANTLY ARTISTIC AND IT SHOWS HOW UNFAIR IT IS FOR THE PPL AND KIDS IN PALESTINE AND WHAT A LACK OF FREEDOM THOSE KIDS HAVE TO FACE EVERYDAY WHEN THEY´D RATHER BE LIVING IN A COLORFUL BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN WHICH THEY COULD BE GOING TO SCHOOL WITHOUT THE FEAR OF BEING BOMBED ON THE WAY OR SWEETTALKED IN ORDER TO JOIN THE ARMY !! I´M BRAZILIAN AND I SAY WELL DONE OUTLANDISH !!! THE VIDEO AND THE LYRICS ARE A FAVOUR TO THE WORLD WE NEED MORE OF THAT TO OPEN OUR BLINDED DECEIVED EYES …

101. 101 the message from: Canada ca Feb 5th, 2007 at 7:47 pm

     Maybe this kind of approach will open some eyes without permanently sealing others.

     I am very happy this is getting around the net, it will.. it has to… help your peoples plight.

     Best of luck!

102. 102 aris from: Malaysia my Feb 17th, 2007 at 1:19 am

     A very touching video. great job.

103. 103 Haseeb from: United States us Mar 4th, 2007 at 4:55 pm

     Gihad is awesome!

104. 104 ameena from: Great Britain (UK) gb Apr 13th, 2007 at 9:13 am

     hey outlandish bruders
     u guys r great man mashallah
     i just totaly luv look into my eyes
     and isam bachri (soz dunno hw to spell ur name) wow u got a phaat voice
     keep it up brders
     may Allah talha reward u guys
     salaam
     ur sis in islam
     ameena
     xxx

105. 105 Ambibi from: Great Britain (UK) gb Feb 26th, 2008 at 5:59 am

     I THINK THIS IS SOOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they put everything in2 percpective its so true.

     love it all!!!!!!!!!!!

106. 106 nav from: France fr Jul 14th, 2008 at 1:07 pm

     love it

107. 107 nav from: France fr Jul 14th, 2008 at 1:10 pm

     i absolutely love its awesome i heard it da othr day and mannn its phaaaaaat track and a half

     all out to you outlandish mann u boys are sik singers wikked man u craked it

108. 108 rubi from: United States us Sep 28th, 2008 at 7:26 am

     wow i luv da song da band
     it reali touched me
     i wana do sumfin abwt wots happenin 2 my brovs n sis n palestine its so sad
     ive watched wot happens 2 dem on youtube

1. 1 I Am Not Palestinian - by Poet Gihad Ali at HAhmed.com from: United States us Pingback on Jul 23rd, 2007 at 11:08 pm

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