Peace Arabic Poems

These Peace Arabic poems are examples of Arabic poems about Peace. These are the best examples of Arabic Peace poems written by international poets.

Verse 1
Oh, my Lord, Your love never ends
In Your embrace, my soul transcends
From dawn till night, You hold my hand
A constant guide, Your love's unplanned


Chorus
Forever

© Sheena A Moore  

Restless is Portugal 

There is mayhem in Paradise
the citizens of Lisbon are tired of the bother
and street fighting, where knives are used by
migrants 
Gang fights,

© Jan Hansen  

He is calm, a gentle sound,
    In his future we're like staying in cemetery 
    Softly whispers to the

© Salihu Muhammad Ebba   

I stand with the weak, as Christ taught,
For a land where the innocent fought,
I condemn the cruel flames,
That destroy without names,
And pray for the peace

© Julia Sawatzky  

When I was just four,
Baba would walk me through the olive groves,
his land stretching endlessly,
acres of trees—each one a memory,
each one rooted deep in the

© Julia Sawatzky  

The Middle Eastern watch
As the Zionist regime tries
To assert its territorial area

Territorial integrity now threatened
They unleash terror on their enemies
Its called the holy land but

© Lewis Nyaga  

Love what is love ,tell me tell me the truth
    Love is truth isn't it

   tell me what this is

© Clint Greenhowe  

Rainbow nation

It rained and rained, fine rain but persistent 
mountains dissolved, and rocks turned into sand 
When the rain stopped, a smooth landscape 
of peace and camel dung
Before

© Jan Hansen  

Tears are not just drops
That fall from the eyes 
Tears are messages
Were written with an encrypted language 
And need deciphering

Tears are not just drops
That fall

© Naji Almurisi  

If you tell me what you need we can  work out a plausible deal, if you tell  me what you want we can

© Christine Phillips  

In the land of Abraham
The soil cries out with blood,
For Cain has killed Abel
Over 30 thousand times

Not content to take
His brother's life,
He takes the lives
Of

© Nick Ruff  

Mideast Peace: Oxymoron

Though descendent of Jews,
I feel boggled at the brutal,
nasty and wanton war between
Israelis and Palestinians.

Many innocent victims
bred to know and hate their enemy
impossible

© Matthew Harris  

Exquisiteness of Mufti Abdul Qawi
Mufti Abdul Qawi is the name of peace.
Mufti Abdul Qawi is the name of Love.
Mufti Abdul Qawi is the name of

© Rawalpindi Islamabad  

Seems like the older I get
The younger I grow
Finding it hard to keep
My ducks in a row
Yes i see the fork in the road
Don't ask

© Dustin Branum  

The master of the dawn said: - It's strange to be here
on the black lips of the fields, and the evening caught up in between

© Maria Mitea