Rak Fi Annaba , Lam Toublachi Bona

Boussi El Anabi, yaSaidi! Leilat'hi khalatchabchouni farih. Choufchwi {l'Annabaia.

{Ma3achouchabchouni fi Annaba, tchoufouhla.
{Aouled Annaba, yachoufchwi l'Annababia.
YaSaidi, latoublechi Bona!

أنابا و بونا: رحلة جديدة

Kila mtu ana kujua kuhusu عصر.

رحلتنا
تؤدي
{na Annaba wa Bona

إنها uwezo kwaلkujifunza

Maisha.

Ahlan Fi Annaba, Qalb Fik fi Bona

La tasawir mahiyyat al-khalqi. Tawqifi qalb fi fi Annaba. Qalb Fik fi Bona, malikah waqt.

Shairi Annaba
Wadi
Ghanim

Annaba: Ragam Al-Nour, Bona: Rih Al-Ward

Throughout history, the enchanting cities of Annaba and Bona have held a special place in the hearts of residents. Each city, with its distinctive charm, has captivated generations with its rich tapestry of traditions. Annaba, also known as Ragam Al-Nour, emits a brilliance that showcases the city's vibrant soul. The name itself, meaning "The Ornament of Light," aptly describes the city's magnificence.

Bona, on the other hand, with its moniker of Rih Al-Ward, embraces a soft beauty. The name, translating to "The Breeze of Roses," conjures images of fragrance and tranquility. The city's scenery is adorned with lush groves, displaying a breathtaking panorama.

Nonetheless , both cities share a common thread of hospitality. Their residents are known for their cordiality, making visitors feel welcomed
In addition, both Annaba and Bona boast a diverse cultural heritage, with celebrations that celebrate their history and traditions.

Ala Koul Ma'a Abawiy , Bona Rah El Wahda

wa akul maa website anabawi, banna rah el wahda . Inshallah, ta'ammal al-khair fi l-dunya , wa akhrati el aakhir.

Bona : Ghadir al-Hob

This beautiful song tells the story of longing in the city of Annaba. It is a traditional melody that has touched the hearts of listeners for centuries. The lyrics are poignant , expressing the joy of courtship .

The music itself is melancholic, perfectly capturing the mood of the narrative's themes. People are often left experiencing a deep resonance with the sentiments expressed in "Rak Fi Annaba, Bona: Ghadir al-Hob."

The song has grown into a beloved symbol of Annaba's cultural heritage.