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mawwal
In Arabic music, the ''mawwāl'' (موال; plural: ''mawāwīl'', مواويـل) is a traditional genre of vocal music that is usually presented before the actual song begins. It is characterized by spelling vowel syllables longer than usual.
''Mawwal'' is sung in colloquial rather than classical Arabic. The genre has links to historical forms of Arabic poetry and music and the singer demonstrates his skill with non-metrical melodic improvisation on a poetic narrative text and melody.
==Etymology==
Mawwal means "affiliated with", "associated with," or "connected to". The verb is ''waala''. It is measure 3 of the root verb "Walia", which means to follow, ''be affiliated with'', ''support'', or ''sponsor''. Originally the verbal noun has a ''Yaa'' in the definite form but it loses it when the world is indefinite.
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