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Top 10 Anti-Islamic Black Metal

10. Tadness (تدنيس) 

Country Of Origin : Unknown 
Formed in : 2010.
Genre : Anti-Islamic Black Metal.
The band name is pronounced : Tadness, means Desecration in Arabic.

The band claims to be tow-member group from saudi Arabia but the information is dubious the picture circulating on the internet representing the band is a plagiarized promotional photo of "Morke" NSBM Band from Germany.
The band recorded 2 Demos :"شياطين المساجد" and "Nuke Mecca" in 2011.
Members names : Mohamed And Youssef .

9.  Taghut 

Country Of Origin : United States.
Formed in : 2007
Genre : Anti-Islamic Black Metal, Blasphemy, Third Reich.

The band name "Taghut" was taken only after the album was recorded it is an Islamic word .in an Islamic context the Arabic word  taghut refers to Idolatry, considered impurity.

This can be anything worshipped than the one true God "Allah" , such as deities of other religious , people claiming themselves to be holy outside of Islam's definition , or the worshipping of ideas or ideologies before God.

Taghut is a black metal band from New York formed in 1999.They released in May 2008 an album "Ejaculate Upon The Holy Qur'an". Lyrics are about Anti-Islam, Blasphemy, Third Reich.

Current line-up
The Antichrist - Guitars, Vocals
T. Matthews - Bass
Luke Angelo - Drums
Bassist T. Matthews committed suicide in September 2008. (1978-2008)

8. Svolder 

Country Of Origin :Canada.
Formed in : 2012.
Genre : Anti-Islamic Black Metal, Religious Hatred, Mockery.

SVOLDER is not about money, grim forest imagery, upside-down crosses,or poser fashion show corpse paint bullshit. SVOLDER will never falter in its delivery of anti-Islamic hatred nor will it cater to the wishes of the masses, the ARA, or anybody else, whose worthless opinions on what we are doing could not mean less to us.

http://svolder.blogspot.cz/
http://svolder.bandcamp.com/

7. Halla

Halla Is "Allah" Reversed .it Illustrates the band's views on religion.
Country of origin : Iran.
Formed in 2007.
Genre Raw black metal .
Lyrical themes : Anti-Religion, Blasphemy.

6. Janaza 

Arabic word mean Funeral.
Country of origin : Unknown
Formed in 2010.
Genre : Black Metal.
Lyrical themes : Anti-Religion, Anti-Islam.

Janaza is a raw black metal solo project from Iraq, with heavily anti-Islamic lyrics. Janaza is believed to be the first female-fronted black metal band from an Arab country.

Part of the Arabic Anti-Islamic Legion along with تدنيس (English: Tadnees, from Saudi Arabia), Seeds of Iblis (from Iraq), False Allah (from Bahrain) and مسجد الشيطان (English: Mosque of Satan, from Lebanon).

5. Seeds of Iblis

Country of origin : Unknown
Formed in 2011
Genre : black metal
Lyrical themes : Anti-Islam.

Seeds Of Iblis emerges from Iraq, a land of war and religious oppression. The band is made of four members (two girls and two guys), risking their lives in the name of black metal. Their concept is to desecrate the principles of Islam. Musically, it is black metal influenced by Bathory, Mayhem, Sodom, Venom, Slayer and oriental music as well, with a raw and dark sound.

They are part of the Arabic Anti-Islamic Legion along with تدنيس (English: Tadnees, Saudi Arabia), Janaza (Iraq), False Allah (Bahrain) and مسجد الشيطان (English: Mosque Of Satan, Lebanon).
2011: Jihad Against Islam 7"EP 
2012: The Black Quran EP

4. Ayat 

Ayat are a straight up raw, anti-human, chaotic, black metal band from Beirut, Lebanon. A force governed by reverend Filthy Fuck and mullah Sadogoat.

Band statement: "We never described ourselves as anti-Islamic black metal. We are against the religious establishment in all its forms and Islam is just one form of it.

3. Narjahanam (نار جهنم)

The name Narjahanam (نار جهنم) is an Arabic word which means the fire of hell.

Narjahanam started off as a side project of Gravedom in the middle of the year 2004. The only reason Narjahanam started is because the ideas and concepts of the songs and lyrical theme did not fit with Gravedom since the lyrics are only in Arabic for Narjahanam, so both Gravedom and Narjahanam had different concepts.

Narjahanam hails from the land of Dilmun, the Garden of Eden (which is now called Bahrain) in the Middle East in the Gulf Coast, near Saudi Arabia.

The lyrical theme is mostly about the ancient history of the Middle East, the bloodshed of Wars, religions, culture etc, the destruction of mankind and the end of the world. Narjahanam will always be proud to introduce the dark and mysterious ancient history of the Middle Eastern age that goes back to thousands of years B.C.


2. Mogh

The Essence of the word 'Mogh'.
In the begining of the human history, the people belonging to the Aryan family formed groups,called Mogh.They were the ones who advised and guided the kings and , who had the potential of being the gods but preffered to stay hidden as the serpents.Their speciality being magic and mystic, fortune telling, astrological concepts along with esoteric topics.Moghs are volunteers of Zurvanism.The word Magic is actually derived from the word Mogh,which later changed to Magus, Magi and now Magic.Magi (plural of Old Persian magus a wise man from the verbal root meh great; cf Sanskrit maha; cf Avestan mogaha, Latin plural magus, Greek magos, Persian mogh, Pahlavi maga)
An hereditary priesthood or sacerdotal caste in Media and Persia. Zoroaster, himself a member of the Society of the Magi, divides the initiates into three degrees according to their level of enlightenment: the highest were referred to as Khvateush (those enlightened with their own inner light or self-enlightened); the second were called Varezenem (those who practice); and the third, Airyamna (friends or Aryans). The ancient Parsis may be divided into three degrees of Magi: the Herbods or novitiates; the Mobeds or masters; and the Destur Mobeds or perfect masters – the "Dester Mobeds being identical with the Hierophants of the mysteries, as practised in Greece and Egypt"

1. AlNamrood 

Oriental Black Metal from Saudi Arabia , The name Al-Namrood (the non-believer) is derived from an ancient historical autocratic character who once ruled the world with an over-powerful evil, slayed and ruled with despotic evil.

Current line-up:
Mukadars - Vocals, Lyrics
Mephisto - Guitars, Bass, Percussion
Darius - Drums, Percussion
Ostron - Keyboards, Percussion

From: http://metalartists.blogspot.com.es/2017_01_01_archive.html

IMMORTAL - "ALL SHALL FALL"

Amon Amarth - Runes to My Memory [SUB ESPAÑOL]

Windir - Todeswalzer (traducido)

Ensiferum - In My Sword I Trust

"Numancia" - Salduie

"Numancia", del primer trabajo del grupo Salduie 

Arnica, Viejo Mundo

“Te doy las gracias Padre, por enseñarme que no hay honor más grande para un guerrero que morir en combate… Te doy las gracias padre, por enseñarme que la muerte es sólo una llave…”

Árnica han hecho de su propuesta musical y escénica una Misión y un Rito…

Siendo sin duda una de las formaciones musicales más interesantes del panorama “neofolk” en España, a través de sus canciones el anhelo de esencia, raíces, ancestros, pureza y mito, parece convertirse en oración y endecha contra el Mundo Moderno.

Inspirados fundamentalmente por la Hispania prerromana de la Edad del Hierro, Numancia y los Celtíberos, han hecho de esa “patria originaria” su puntal de referencia y a ella invocan en títulos tan sugerentes como: “Llamamos a tus lobos”, “Humo y Llama”, “Bajo la sombra del Buitre”, “Castro Arévaco”, “Corona de Moncayo”, “Uro” o “Numancia Invicta”.

Afincados en tierras sorianas son también los organizadores del festival “Raíz Ibérica” donde música, conferencias, talleres de artesanía, cerveza artesanal y mucha camaradería, tejen una sana comunidad de “nuevos celtíberos” que esta vez quizás puedan derrotar a Roma…

Gesta Bellica - Come il Vento

Anni di torpore, anni di appiattimento
Una generazione senza sentimento
Non ci sono slanci, non c'è più tensione
Per il combattimento non c'è più una ragione

Il cancro consumista le menti ha devastato
Giovani senza ossa il solo risultato
Giovani perduti, quanti anni buttati
Signori del sistema non ci avete piegati!

La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!

Riaffiorano i ricordi degli anni di passione
Ritorna il vecchio sogno per la rivoluzione
Racconti senza fine di gente che ha pagato
Non puoi mollare adesso la lotta a questo stato!

La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!

Scontri nelle piazze con spranghe nella mano
I rivoluzionari non son caduti invano
Fuoco della rivolta sta bruciando ancora
Dell'insurrezione risorgerà l'aurora!

La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!

Tirannide borghese ancora poco tempo
La rivoluzione scoppia in un momento
Tirannide borghese ancora poco tempo
La rivoluzione scoppia in un momento!

La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!
La rivoluzione è come il vento!

Will The Power - Ad Hominem

A new race for a new world
Is the reason I fight for
A spectral existence for despotic souls
A life free from carnal corruption
- No more futile beings -
They'll suffer my determination
The essence of extermination

This is my will to power

They may believe in compassion
I don't even know this feeling
I'll reward their weakness with pain
Ignorance and cowardice
Will be the victims of my anger
I'll never forget those who betrayed me
My blood, my race

This is my will to power

Will to power - Possess me
Will to power - Transcend me

Islamic Dissent: An Interview with Janaza

“The government always check the CDs, and if they got me they would kill me.” It’s an extreme statement, but then Janaza, lead vocalist of black metal band Seeds Of Iblis, is in an extreme position. To say her situation is delicate would be an understatement, since Seeds Of Iblis’ lyrics are heavily anti-Islamic in content. For a female vocalist based in Iraq, things could hardly be more risky.

It took a few months to track Janaza down properly. Every person who she discusses her music with has to be able to guarantee their support. In order to operate in the underground of Iraq, explicit trust is necessary in her peer group. Janaza started listening to black metal back in 1998 with innovators such as Marduk and Mayhem taking the majority of her time, but since then her circle of friends has only widened minutely. Now, some fourteen years later, those she knows in Iraq who share her interests hardly reach double figures: “we are one group, two girls and eight guys, we share the same musical and thinking passion”. This would make most of us concerned for what her immediate family think of her pursuits, but she tells me candidly, “I lost my parents in the war”. Her musical peers now seem to form the bulk of her brotherhood.

‘Janaza’ is Arabic for ‘funeral’, a pseudonym which the vocalist has adopted for years. The word is a respectful term not just for the funeral ceremony though, but for the cadaver itself. Death is not only a heavy theme in Janaza’s lyrics, but a cold reality. If the authorities were ever to discover her true identity or her whereabouts, she admits she would do whatever’s necessary: “I will kill myself” is her frank reaction to the hypothesis.

Janaza first started playing music in the now defunct heavy/thrash metal project Desertor. The band came to an end in 2008, a tragic year in her family, but it was also the year that things started to make a creative leap forward in her life. “I’ve been always anti-Islamic, but my work [in] anti-Islamic black metal [started] in 2008 when I moved on with my life without my parents and when I had some help from my old heavy metal band”. After the tragedy of losing her parents in an explosion, her musical output became blacker and more vitriolic in tone. “After I lost my parents I knew some good friends, and they introduced me [to] black metal music in a very expressive way, so we did that and we express all of our emotions and hatred in it”.

By 2010 Janaza had abandoned thrash altogether and released her first demo EP “Burning Quran Ceremony” on the Columbian label Black Metal Rituals, taking care of all the instrumentation herself. Predictably the lyrics were hatred-fuelled, spiteful attacks on Islam, a religion which she constantly refers to as spouting “stupidity” and “lies”:

Arise… and fall… with fake… history
Rage… the wars… will start… soon
Scream… the truth… of gods… and fables
Remove… the thoughts… of religions… and lies

I shall peel your god!
With a middle finger in his eyes!
I shall fuck his mind!
And burn the Mosques of Islam!

Janaza certainly pulls no punches. If anything her dislike of Islam only seems to have intensified over time. “Burning Quran Ceremony” is replete with examples of her acidic dislike of Iraq, with burning mosques, the Holy Book and chants of “Islamic lies” being the staple of the lyrics. Soon it was time for things to expand, and merely a year later she had formed Seeds Of Iblis with Epona, one of her closest friends from Desertor, drummer Younes and guitarist Yousef, who also runs the Saudi Arabian black metal project Tadness [تدنيس]. Seeds Of Iblis set straight to work and in no time had released their first EP, “Jihad Against Islam” through the French label Legion of Death in 2011. I notice the impressive photos of the physical edition and wonder how the hell she managed to get them pressed or imported to Baghdad, to which she replies, “the label made the CDs and sold them around the world, but for me I can’t get my copies because it’s too hard… the borders won’t let them get inside”. Of course, she hasn’t even seen a copy of her own record.

All this underground networking doesn’t mean that Seeds Of Iblis hide their light [or darkness] under a bushel though. The band do play the occasional live gig, but of course, entry is exclusive. Up till this point I didn’t even know there was an Iraqi metal underground, but Janaza assures me that lashings of corpse paint guarantee her idenity isn’t exposed. According to her, Iraq is no less strict than Iran when it comes to dealing with the heterodox, or as she puts it, “the same shit is everywhere here”. I mention that it’s nigh on impossible to get unbiased news coverage of the Middle Eastern situation in the West and ask what it’s actually like in Iraq at the moment: how much have things really improved since the toppling of Saddam? Her reply is much as I expected – “everything here is fucked up, no safety and no money, and we always look at [the] West as the people [who] want our oil and people [who] always like to capture our land.” I posit, with total neutrality, if there’s a feeling of dislike to each country in the West: “for me I am in love with Westerners because I think they love freedom of thinking and living, but for Iraqi people, they dislike and mistrust the Westerners.” Once again, Janaza shows herself as being in the independent, strong-thinking minority.

Seeds Of Iblis "Jihad Against Islam" vinyl
So what now for these ambassadors of Middle-Eastern resistance? It’s still very early days, but at the time of writing, Janaza has just completed vocals for Seeds Of Iblis’ second EP, “Anti Quran Ritual”. She’s been trying to secure a label deal but doing so seems difficult, for as she says, “no-one seems to be interested in it because it’s from Iraq”.

I’m sure it won’t be long until somebody picks it up though. What’s most important – and most lacking – in the underground is a sense of genuineness. Whether you agree or disagree with the anti-political and irreligious message that Seeds Of Iblis are putting across, as a listener you could hardly ask for a project born from greater sincerity. The bile in their sound is irrefutable, their motivation unignorable. As black metal becomes ever more an affectation, Seeds Of Iblis represent the true underground in a country which would damn them – and greater – if they were discovered. The inner voice of dark music is anger and repression, and no-one holds the right to these more than the Anti-Islamic Legion. As long as they can continue their legacy of secrecy, this has the potential to be one of the most interesting projects black metal has seen for quite some time.

Interview by Lysander. From:
https://heathenharvest.org/2012/02/26/islamic-dissent-an-interview-with-janaza/

The Meantraitors - Only Fighter - Satanic Stomp / Psychobilly

Satanic Warmaster - Wolves of Blood and Iron (2015) (Revisited Version)

Sieg Heil! The sign of our cross rises

The age of fire and retribution is upon us

Shadow resistance, the order of hate

Against the cross that has oppressed us for so long

Torching the jewish creation

Laughing on their despair when they cry

Blood shall be our guide - On the battlefield

Where the churches burn bright into the night

We are the black wolves of blood and iron

Our hunger grows with the stench of holy blood

To feel is no remorse is our natural born pride

Might is right, and to devour those who are weak

Immortal hate, a hammer that smashes the skull

The skull of the false prophet of christian belief

Shadow resistance, the order of hate

Against the cross that has oppressed us for so long

Marduk - The Hangman Of Prague (With Lyrics)

In the gothic splendour of
the chapel of Saint Wenceslaus.
Golden door with seven locks,
seven keys within your hand.
Ancient crown of Bohemia
placed upon your head.
Sharpening your spears.
The hangman's disciples, vomiting forth death
Murderous power, rabiate hate,
harbinger of suffering.
The malignance of malevolence
rises beyond benevolence

Smite your foes that they may die,
splattering blood across the sky.
Architect of genocide
in death taking pride.
The shape of things to come.
The shape of things to come.
The shape of things to come.
The shape of things to come.

Thousand-eyed Angel of Death
armed with flaming sword.
Spread your wings, let the killing begin.
The hunter becomes the hunted.
Hangmen also die.
Morningred, morningred
shines us to soon be dead.
Retaliating from beyond.
Killing, bloodspilling,
Wade through carnage.
Seas of blood, seas of blood.
Morningred, seas of blood.

In the gothic splendour of
the chapel of Saint Menceslaus.
Golden door with seven locks,
seven keys within your hand.

Smite your foes that they may die,
splattering blood across the sky.
Architect of genocide
in death taking pride.
The shape of things to come.
The shape of things to come.
The shape of things to come.
The shape of things to come.

Hangmen also die.
Morningred, morningred
shines us to soon be dead.
Retaliating from beyond.
Killing, bloodspilling,
Wade through carnage.
Seas of blood, seas of blood.
Seas of blood, seas of blood.

Bronson - Defend

Janaza - Burn The Pages Of Quran (Anti Islamic Black Metal)

Intro "Translation":
"Kill all the people who dont believe in allah and dont believe in the judgment day"
Quran - Tawba

"Islam is peace,Islam is peace"
Arabian Chanting

Lets Burn !!
Burn The Pages Of Quran !
Erase the world from the lies !
Hypocrisy must be over someday !
The world must be clear from their filth..

Speech : "Translation"
"When you read this verse from the quran to a kid : "to kill, or to crucify, or to cut their legs and arms", then you take the first step to create a great terrorist..

Burn The Quran !
Burn The Quran !
Burn The Quran !
Burn The fucking Quran !
Burn The Fucking Quran !
End the Stupidity !
And Break The Cage !

Burn The Quran !
Burn The Fucking Quran !

Blind Justice - Civiltà