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فرقة إنشاد ديني سورية عريقة

السلام عليكم

My name is Ahmad Zayir. I am a Trinidadian-Canadian singer, song writer, and music producer. I am dedicated to creating halal, uplifting, and inspiring music that resonates with the heart and carries the audience on a spiritual journey. My lyrics are inspired by the teachings of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani and Hazrat Sultan Bahu. I sing praise of Hazrat Maulana Muhammad (saw) and reminders to the rememberes in English, Arabic, Spanish, Urdu, and Turkish. I have embarked on this mission to provide a positive alternative to mainstream unislamic music.

Inspired by: Q I Haqq 
Sub-Genre: Tasbih Music
Record Label: Islamic Naat Group (I.N.G.)



Preserving the practice of the Prophet ﷺ and his beloved companions: to teach and learn Ilm in a sacred manner.

A resource for traditional qasidas (poems, odes), naats and nasheeds taken from around the world, most of which are written by various spiritual masters of the sacred path of sufism (tassawuf - the Islamic science of spirituality).

'The aim of qasidas or spiritual odes is to worship the creator, by turning the hearts to the Divine, who says 'And when My servants ask you of Me, truly I am close' (Quran 2:186).

The purpose of qasidas in the Sufi path is to convey the experiential gnosis of forebears to subsequent generations, for what comes from the heart goes into the heart, and most of the poets who wrote them where Shaykhs of the spiritual paths (tariqa) who addressed their words to those with experiences like themselves or to aspirants.

The person who can benefit from such qasidas is someone whose way lies with the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace), and whose heart lies with Allah'

Source: Echoes from Eternity (Shaykh Nuh Ha Mim Keller)

The Prophet (Allah bless him and grant him peace) said:

“Truly, in some poetry, there is wisdom.” [Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud]

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