Qasaid

Monday's (first)

Shadali Qasidah - Hardah

I know Allah's greater than any other

Islam teaches us not to condemn others. Leave the judging to God. Worry about, and judge, only yourself. According to Hadith, fortunate is that person who is so busy with his own faults, that he has no time to think about the faults of others.

Trials, Tribulations, & Triumphs- T³

Sayyidi Muazz Nass singing Ya Noor Al Ayn, Ya Taiba, Tala al Badru beautifully..

يا نور العين يا طه الزين، يا طيبة يا طيبة، طلع البدر علينا، على طيبة يلا نروح

Ya Jamalu - Ameer Noureldin | يا جماله - امير نور الدين

Morning Invocations from the Khulasa of Habib Umar, led by Shaykh Ibrahim Osi Efa
Recorded at the Trodden Path Retreat 1436 (2015)

Recording by brother Javid Khan https://soundcloud.com/javidkhan1

See the following link for Arabic Khulasa with English Translation:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rao0ph6r0q7rpxk/Al-Khulasa_Habib%20Umr_Final_2014.pdf?dl=0

11 Subhanallhi Wa Bihamdihi Subhanallahil Azim Astaghfirullah X 100

Alone /prod. Neverforever\

Rawhun wa rayhaan (The Garden of Delight)			
Shaykh Ahmad al Alawi


Rawhun Wa Rayhaan

منظومة جالية الكدر في ذكر اسماء اهل بدر . انش

Al-Mashrab Al-Ahn  
(The Most Delicious Drink) 

Directing Oneself Towards Allah Through His Most  Beautiful Names Poem By Al-Habib ‘Umar Bin Mu Ammad  Bin Salim Bin Hafiz Bin Al-Shayk Abi Bakr Bin Salim

LYRICS:

الله يا رحمن يارحيم =يا ملك عطاءه فخيم 
قدوس قدس بالصفاء روحي =وافتح علينا أكبر الفتوح 
سلام يا مؤمن آمن روعتي = مهيمن عزيز إرفع رتبتي 
جبار يا متكبر يا خالق = يا بارئ إني بفضلك واثق 
مصورغفار ياقهار =وهاب غيثك دائما مدرار 
رزاق يا فتاح يا عليم =إفضاله وخيره عميم 
ياقابض يا باسط هبنا المنى = يا خافض يارافع كن عوننا 
معز يا مذل هب لي عزا = سميع يا بصير كن لي حرزا 
يا حكم يا عدل عامل بالكرم = لطيف يا خبير وادفع النقم 
حليم يا عظيم يا غفور = شكور يا علي ياكبير 
حفيظ يا مقيت يا حسيب =جليل يا كريم يا رقيب 
مجيب يا واسع وسع مشهدي = حكيم يا ودود صف موردي 
مجيد يا باعث إبعث همتي =شهيد يا حق وحقق وجهتي 
وكيل يا قوي قو لي اليقين = متين يا ولي كنلنا معين 
حميد يا محصي فاصلح الامور =مبدئ يا معيد واشرح الصدور 
محيي مميت ربنا أصلح القلوب = ياحي ياقيوم وااكشف اللكروب 
يا واجد يا ماجد هبنا الامل =يا واحد يا أحد عز وجل 
يا فرد ياصمد أصلح الشؤن =يا قادر مقتدر جل الحزون 
مقدم مؤخر كن عوننا = أول يا آخر واكشف ضرنا 
يا ظاهر يا باطن اصلح ما ظهر = وباطنا يا وال يا متعال بر 
تواب تب واكف العدا يا منتقم =عفو يا رؤف سامح من ندم 
يا مالك الملك اعطني مرامي = فأنت ذو الجلال والاكرام 
مقسط يا جامع اجمع لي الخيور =غني يامغني وضاعف الأجور 
يا مانع يا ضار اكفنا الضرر = يا نافع انفعنا فأنت المدخر 
يا نور نور واهدنا ياهادي = بديع أصلح باطني والبادي 
يا باقي يا وارث يا رشيد = صبور هبنا فوق ما نريد 
من كل خير هاهنا والآخره =وزد وضاعف للهبات الوافره 
وهب لنا الحنان ياحنان = وامنن علينا إنك المنان 
بالمصطفى خير الأنام الطاهر =ذي القدر والوجه المنير الزاهر 
ذي الجاه والذكر الجميل العاطر = وأكرم الشفعاء عند الفاطر 
صلى عليه الله والآل الغرر = وصحبه والتابعين بالأثر 
مسلما في كل حين أبدا = والحمد للرحمن دأبا سرمدا

Al-Mashrab Al-Ahn  - Asma Allah al Husna Qasida

Purify Your Soul

Salah - Deen Squad

Hadrah (Irbid) 17-02-2017

Ahmad Ikhlas is a British born Jamaican convert to Islam who has used his heritage and love for the Prophet (pbuh) to generate an expressive unique style of music and poetry.

Ahmad Ikhlas also known as Marlon Gray is a 2nd generation Jamaican born and raised in South London. He was introduced to Islam in school and embraced the faith at the age of 17, following an invitation to the mosque by a close & dear friend also known as UK-Apache.

Ahmad Ikhlas was in the underground UK garage scene (known as Mc Meelos) and always had a genuine love for music production, writing lyrics and performing. While he was new to Islam he stopped his musical ventures and it took more than a decade for him to return to performing.

Reggae Qasida - The Night Journey (And The Heavenly Ascension)- Ahmad Ikhlas

Night of Remembrance

Praise To The Prophet (Pbuh) (Live at the Royal Albert Hall, 2003)

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]

Rawhun Wa Rayhaan

Mawlid Man

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