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Ammar 114
Ammar 114 formed in Stuttgart in 1997, with Mejid Bekkar and Hasan Kaval making music that drew from both hip-hop and their Muslim background. Their work...
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Ammar 114 formed in Stuttgart in 1997, with Mejid Bekkar and Hasan Kaval making music that drew from both hip-hop and their Muslim background. Their work often addressed questions of identity and faith in Germany, sometimes putting them at odds with parts of both the Muslim community and broader German society.
Their debut album included the track "Willst Du Wissen Was Islam Ist, Schlag Den Quran Auf Und Lies," which became a notable statement for some listeners. The band's lyrics on social and political topics occasionally led to radio bans and public debate, as with their song "Freiheit."
They released their self-titled album in 1999 and followed with another in 2004. Their sound mixed hip-hop rhythms with Arabic melodic elements, though they never settled into a single category.
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