ربنای شجریان صوتی 98

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Rabbana or Rabbana of Shajarian is one of the works of Mohammad Reza Shajarian, consisting of two prayers from the Qur'anic verses that all begin with the phrase Rabbana. This work was recorded in July 2009 and has been part of Iran's major radio and television programs for the past four years during Ramadan. In year 2, there were whispers about the recording of this work in the National Iranian List of Works and on May 5, 2009, it was listed in the National Iranian List of Works.

According to Mohammad Reza Shajarian, his main motive for reading this prayer was to teach two students and the work was recorded at a radio studio. Shajarian reads Rabbana in a three-piece instrument and injects (modulates or drives) a series of other Iranian-style instruments and songs, including Afshari and Corner Iraq (Saba), and returns with skill. Rabna is published in a tape recorded by Mohammad Reza Shajarian in memory of his father. Reuben's prayer is fastened by the Iftar table of Iranians during Ramadan.

Shajarian rebellion from the eyes of others
Houshang Ebtehaj calls Rebena a landmark work and "a great masterpiece of Shajarian" and says no one, even Shajarian himself, can read it.
Kuwaitipur, a prominent religious singer, said: "If you read the word of God lovingly and listen to it lovingly, it is impossible for your body and body to shake. I do not remember the time when I heard Master Shajarian's "Rebel" and did not become self-conscious. Like many of their works, their rebellion is immortal and part of our culture and art. "