Talk:Roomrama

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Assyrian music

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In my personal opinion, I think this page should remain at Roomrama, to conform to the other national anthem articles. Compare to: Hatikvah, Kaba Ma Kyei, Pátria, Aash Al Maleek, etc. —Khoikhoi 02:21, 8 September 2006 (UTC)

This is NOT an official assyrian anthem! It is NOT accepted by the WHOLE WESTERN ASSYRIAN community, so how could it be official? I added some info months ago about the anthem western Assyrians use. Why did some fool remove it?
-Alfa 2006.09.13

This is not the official Assyrian anthem. Many groups, organizations, and churches use different songs for the anthem since we, the Assyrians, do not have one. It makes sense since we dont have a state nor a unified national organization. Zowaa uses Ashur Bet Sargis' Room Rama song, but the Assyrian American National Federation uses Dr. Fraidoon Atoraya's "Ya Akhoonie" song as the anthem. --Peter Abraham71.147.58.245 23:43, 10 October 2006 (UTC)

Thus adding to the reason why our people are so divided and bitter towards each other.Šarukinu 21:10, 12 January 2007 (UTC)