Name: Ya Nafsu - Should you not gain your wants my soul (Arabic/English) by Omar M.
Duration: 5 min 22 s
Description: Another rendition of the Qasidah by Imam Ali bin Husayn al-Habshi in Arabic with English translation by Abdal Hakim Murad. Recorded by MZ.

Ramadan 2022 Qur'an Khatm, Dua Nasiri & Qasaaid - Al-Qarwiyeen, Fez

Ramadan 2022 Qur'an Khatm, Dua Nasiri & Qasaaid - Al - Qarwiyeen, Fez

Ya Hannan Ya Mannan
>Maulid with Shaykh Raja Ashman and Shaykh Adnan Kabbani at the former's residence in Kuala Lumpur, March 2009.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7ksOfdh2cc

Superdervish Channel.

01_Ya Hannan Ya Mannan-Maulid with Shaykh Raja Ashman and Shaykh Adnan Kabbani

Another rendition of the Qasidah by Imam Ali bin Husayn al-Habshi in Arabic with English translation by Abdal Hakim Murad. Recorded by MZ.

Ya Nafsu - Should you not gain your wants my soul (Arabic/English)

Excerpts of two qasidas:
1. Ma rahati by Sheikh Abu 'l-Hasan al-Shushtari
2. Min jamali l-kawn by Sheikh AbdulRahman al-Shaghouri

Marahati Wa Min Jamalin - Manaqib Nasheeds (2015)

On His Birth

JUN 28/2012 :: A clip from the weekly gathering of Celebrating The Beloved at SeekersHub Toronto [http://SeekersHub.org], of Nader Khan [http://naderkhan.com] singing the Urdu Naat, "I stand silently in the court of Mustafa" [Main chup khada hua hün darbar-e-Mustafa mein].

This was originally rendered by my favourite Naat reciter, Ustadh Khursheed Ahmad.  From a recording of his rendition, the poet seems to be someone named "Ejaz", but I'm not sure of a last name.  If someone can educate me on that, I'd very much appreciate it.

My apologies for not uploading something for a while - preparing for, and receiving a new baby girl had kept me busy.  Insha'Allah, I'll try to be more regular with sharing more recordings.

Nader Khan -- I Stand Silently In The Court of Mustafa

Osmanli Naksibendi Zikr led by Seyh Lokman Effendi
Zikr Commemorating The Mevlid Of Sahibul Saif (QS)

naksibendi.us

La Ilahe IlAllah ZIkr & Qasida

Mawlid of the Pride of Creation is Ali Elsayed's latest Album. Named after the book with the same title, This Album has 12 English songs which tell the story of the Birth of Sayyidna Muhammad (pbuh). The verses of each track are in English, while the choruses are salawat in Arabic. The book is available on Amazon. Download the Album and the book on alielsayed.com

7 - The Discription Of Prophet

Mawlid of the Pride fo Creation (vocals and Duff) is the instrument free version of the Album. Based on the English Mawlid Book with the same title, this is one of the first English mawlids comprised of English sung poetry telling the story of the birth of Sayyidna Muhammad. Ali Elsayed does a magnificent job with this project. This is by far his best work. The Album has a version with musical instruments for those who follow the opinion that music is permissible.

12 - Welcome Ya Rasulallah

This is a recitation of a wird to recite during a pandemic recommended by Shaykh Abdallah Bin Bayyah.

For the full text of the wird in Arabic and English visit https://sandala.org/wird-during-a-pandemic/?fbclid=IwAR2xGV0vbpx18apHg6QND39ZyjUMD8get7CQx2dR6kPhIjguW5cqv54GF1M

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A Wird To Recite During A Pandemic

This recording is the fourth one in my #iPhoneStudio series. Just like the previous one, this was recorded on an iPhone 5 placed about 12 inches away from me. The *only* postproduction that I've done on this is a fade-in and a fade-out, and a very slight echo/reverb effect. 

It was recorded at the most recent weekly "Circle Of Light" gathering of remembrance and reflection at SeekersHub Toronto [SeekersHub.org].

This is a set of lyrics that I'd been struggling to set a tune to, for well over 3 years -- this tune was composed as my wife and I stood in line with Imam Afroz Ali for a coach to take us to the airport in Melbourne, Australia after the SeekersRetreat back in April 2011.  It was originally intended to be on the first album, but to a very different tune.  It's a good thing I waited - this is the most satisfied I've been with a tune for it.

The lyrics were originally composed by Shaykh Abdul-Hakeem Murad and he had titled the poem as "Lamiyyat Al Ajam". Those who know what a "Lamiyya" is, will get the subtle wit of his title.

I'd posted an earlier recording of this track on this SoundCloud page.  I believe that the recording quality on this rendition is much better.  You're welcome to judge for yourselves: https://soundcloud.com/naderkhanofficial/naderkhan-pray-my-lord.

The first line from the opening words was penned by the gifted poetess Mona Haydar [https://soundcloud.com/monahaydar], who gave me permission to use her words without hesitation.

For booking inquiries, please contact bookings@naderkhan.com

Ya Nafsu - Should you not gain your wants my soul (Arabic/English)

Omar M.

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