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سامافيدا
Also known as samved, Sama Veda
فيدا الموسيقية الهندوسية
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The Samaveda is an ancient Hindu sacred text focused on melodies and chants, consisting of 1,875 verses mostly drawn from an earlier Vedic scripture called the Rigveda. As one of four foundational Vedas in Hinduism, it served as a liturgical guide and represents an important part of Hindu religious and cultural heritage that has survived in multiple versions across India.
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- Vedic Sanskrit
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- Vedic period (c. 1200-900 BCE)
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- 6 adhyayas
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- 1,875 mantras
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Article · العربية
سامافيدا (Samaveda؛ باللغة السنسكريتية सामवेद هو نص من النصوص الهندوسية (فيدا) المقدسة لدى الهندوسية. تشتق التسمية من كلمة sāman، والتي تعني أغنية، بالتالي يكون نص فيدا هذا نص الأغاني والأهازيج.
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