Variant 1
Al Sur — Maîtres du Guembri Vol. IV (Baldassarre, 1996)
Baldassarre, Antonio — liner-note translations; M’allem Sam & M’allem Hmidah (performance)
In the Casablanca-school Tréq Beidaoui, Banya is the third song of the Bel Ahmar (Red) suite — the transition song where the white "becomes red" (Sum's Saouiri analysis assigns it to Sidi Mimun, kept as the structural suite here; the Casablanca reading is a parallel lineage). French + English from the Al Sur booklet; Arabic original not provided. Arabic form (script and/or Latin Darija) still sought from an attested source — missing is preferred to fabrication.
Verse
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Oh God, God, Banya
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Lord, peace and goodwill
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God is our Lord
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You took us
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What do you want from us?
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Let us ask for help from God
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Let us ask God to heal us
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Salute the Master Mohammed
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Let us seek shelter at the Banya
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Let us go visit him
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Pacha Hammou, Master Banya
— Banya is here addressed as a counterpart of the Pacha Hammou — the Master of the Slaughterhouse — explicit in the Casablanca lineage's reading.
Lines untranslated in Englishare shown with a “translation pending” placeholder. Other locales available: Français, العربية.