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Muslim of American

sounds of jennah

hanif

naats 4

songs!

ibn azam

nasheeds

Allah ho  Allah ho Allah ho nasheed

Nasheed that displays why we should praise the last and final messenger

Salli - Wa - Salim

Some rain will fall

King of All Creation in the stairwell at school. hopefully ill be putting out more soon. Bi idhnillah

King Of All Creation

Ism Hoo

Ism hoo

Just stuff

Jamali

Saleem- created from the uncreated

I know Allah's greater than any other

Some Rain Will Fall (full)

My new fav

Madina Tun Nabi

Glory to you

10 Track 10

09 Track 9

07 Track 7

04 Track 4

01 Track 1

A Shining Radiant Star (صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم)

Zameen O Zama

vFLyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Allahuma Salih Wa Salim

06 Track 6

02 Track 2

Lufti Glance

Oh majesty

BE YOUR FRIEND (use headphones)

KNOW NO PAIN- M. Imtiyaaz A. Qadri & M.Mujtaba Abdullah

An Nabi Sallu Alai

THE GREATEST- M.Mujtaba Abdullah & Imtiyaaz A. Qadri

Wouldn't Let You Go

Ahad (The Story of Bilal) - Native Deen

Native Deen, an internationally recognized Muslim Hip hop group uses guidance revealed in the fourteenth century with 21st century expertise to produce the highly anticipated, break-though production: The Remedy.

Mercy to Mankind

Hungry Ones

Ya Tayba

This album features 16 tracks of fusion, R&B and hip hop sounds throughout. Native Deen brings a melodic high energy sound that can be appreciated by people of all races, religions and ethnicities. Native Deen's decision to solely use percussion instruments throughout "Not Afraid to Stand Alone" has lead to the creation of one of the most evocative audio efforts of the year. With powerful beats and thought-provoking lyrics, "Not Afraid to Stand Alone" will strike a chord with fans of hip-hop and R&B. Showcasing the remix of "M.U.S.L.I.M" and the single "Stand Alone", it also features special guest artists Zain Bhikha and Isam B. from Outlandish. 

06 - Still Strong (Featuring Isam B.)

11 - Tala'al Badru

Ya Latif Dhikr | يا لطيف - O Gentle / Subtle

Ya Latif Dhikr | يا لطيف

LANGUAGE: English

SONGWRITER: Nader Khan

INSPIRATION: 
A song of repentance, based on the very first couplet of Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi`s famous poetic compilation, the “Mathnawi”; a section of the litany “Hizb al Kabir” composed by the founder of the Shadhili Sufi order, Imam Abul-Hasan al Shadhili; the “Ode of Repentance” from the poetic compendium of the renowned Sufi scholar Shaykh Muhammad ibn Al-Habib (where the first two Arabic lines come from); and a few other readings.

The “covenant” being referred to in this song, is found in the seventh chapter of the Holy Qur’an, "The Heights" ("Al A'raf") , verse 172, but can also be taken to refer to any oath, promise, or responsibility. This event is sometimes referred to in Persian Islamic literature as “Ruz-e-alast” (the day of “alast”). The prayer at the end of the song is the prayer of Adam and Eve as they accept responsibility for their misjudgment, also from same chapter of the Qur’an, in verse 23.

LYRICS:
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06 - The Sound Of Tears (TAKE MY HAND, rel. 2008)

An Nabi Sallu Alai

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