Discover the World of Rubab
From Afghanistan to the World,The Fascinating History of the Rubab
Rubab (also spelled as Rubab, Rubaab, Rubaab, or Rebab) is a stringed musical instrument that originated in Afghanistan and is popular in Central and South Asia. It is also known as "rabab" in some regions.
The Rubab has a long, narrow wooden body and a short neck with frets. The body is often covered with animal skin, and the strings, traditionally made of gut, are played with a plectrum made of wood or bone. The Rubab is used in a variety of musical genres, including classical and folk music, and is often played solo or as part of an ensemble.
The Rubab has a rich history and cultural significance in the region where it originated, and has been used as an instrument of storytelling, celebration, and religious devotion. In recent years, the Rubab has gained popularity worldwide, and has been incorporated into modern music styles such as fusion and world music.