Name: Muhammadiyya by qasidas in Qasida's
Duration: 5 min 36 s
Description: recorded as part of The Hours, a sound installation by Edward Wickham and The Clerks

الصلاة والسلام عليكم سيدي رسول الله 

Mashallah this is so beautiful ♥️ would i be anle to get permission to use this as background music for a video?

A salamu alaikom. Masha Allah. What's the name of the group? 

محمد زينة الدنيا وبهجتها

who is these recipes absolutely  beautiful 

Qasida's

The Shimmering Light by Habib Umar bin Hafiz

recorded as part of The Hours, a sound installation by Edward Wickham and The Clerks

Muhammadiyya

Nahnu Fi Rawdah

"Qad Kafani `Ilmu Rabbi" (My Lord's Knowledge Suffices Me) is a powerful statement of reliance and trust on Allah, authored by Imam Abdullah b. Alawi al-Haddad (1634 CE [1044 Hijri] - 1720 CE [1132 Hijri]), the great Islamic scholar and spiritual guide from Hadhramawt, Yemen. Imam al-Haddad was a distinguished poet, and this particular qasida (devotional song) is one of his most-recited poems. A brief bio of the Imam may be found here: http://www.alhaddad.org/blog/?p=382.

(Accompanying picture of the Imam's mosque in Yemen is taken from http://thedowra.com.)

This particular rendition of the qasida is something I'd first heard performed at the Seekers Retreat in Melbourne (April 2011), by "The Singaporean Haqqani Ensemble" - Sidi Abdul Shakor Hadi leading the vocals, along with drumming and choral support from Sidi Muhammad Nassir, and the rest of the ensemble.

I was fortunate enough to recite this rendition of the qasida to Habib Umar bin Hafidh, at a private gathering in Melbourne Australia, in May 2011, before returning to Canada.  Many thanks to Sidi Usama Canon for facilitating this auditioning.


TECHNICAL NOTES:
I've recorded it here in Apple's GarageBand, using a Blue Yeti USB microphone (reviewed here at wired.com: http://www.wired.com/reviews/2009/11/pr_yeti/), a recent gift from a good friend that I'm putting to good use.

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ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
(the lyrics in Arabic, along with the translation, may be downloaded from: http://www.halaqa.org/Media/Docs/Qad%20kafani%20english.pdf)

My Lord’s knowledge has sufficed me
 from asking or choosing
For my du’a and my agonising supplication
 is a witness to my poverty.
For this secret (reason) I make supplication 
in times of ease and times of difficulty
I am a slave whose pride 
is in his poverty and obligation
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O my Lord and my King
 You know my state
And what has settled in my heart 
of agonies and preoccupations
Save me with a gentleness 
from You, O Lord of Lords
Oh save me, Most Generous 
before I run out of patience (with myself)
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O One who is swift in sending aid
 I ask for aid that will arrive to me swiftly
It will defeat all difficulty 
and it will bring all that I hope for
O Near One Who answers 
and All-Knowing and All-Hearing
I have attained realisation through my incapacity, 
my submission and my brokenness
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I am still standing by the door, so please my Lord
 have mercy on my standing
And in the valley of generosity, I am in i’tikaf (solitary retreat)  
So, Allah, make my retreat here permanent
And I’m abiding by good opinion (of You) 
 For it is my friend and ally
And it is the one that sits by me and keeps me company  
All day and night
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There is a need in my soul, O Allah 
so please fulfill it, O Best of Fulfillers
And comfort my secret and my heart
 from its burning and its shrapnel
In pleasure and in happiness  and 
as long as You are pleased with me
For joy and expansion is my state  
and my motto and my cover
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Qad Kafani - My Lord is Sufficient - by Imam Haddad, sung by Nader Khan

Hadra Maghribiyya

This poem in praise of The Prophet, Allah bless him and give him peace, is one of my favourites.  This past Thursday (October 6th, 2011), we sang it again at SeekersHub Toronto, in an East African style.

NaderKhan: The Muhammadan Ode ("Qasida Muhammadiya") in an East African style

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

A Qasida About our Mother Khadijah and Fatimah Zahra.  Sang by Sh Yahya Rhodus at Taaleef Collective with Taaleef Drummers

I love this nasheed and wanted to share. 

Sh Yahya Rhodus  Qasida/ Mawlid Dua by Ammu Tarif/ Adhan by Uthman Ames @ Taaleef  Dec 2014

Madat Ya Rasulullah
Recorded Live at Majlis Haflah Al Quran Masjid Khair.


Madat Ya Rasullullah

A remix of one of the tracks from the album 'From God's Beauty', sung by Manaqib Nashids.

Manaqib - Muhammad the Greatest (English and Arabic)

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MANAQIB - Qasida Muhammadiya (verses za to 'ayn)

Prophet Mustafa

5. Qad Kafani Ilmu Rabbi - Mutiara Qasidah Al-Imam Abdullah Bin Alawi Al-Haddad

Qad Kafani Ilmu Rabbi

LANGUAGE: Urdu

SONGWRITER: Muhammad Iqbal Naqibi

INSPIRATION:
This qawwali was masterfully delivered time and again by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. It is rendered here more as a song than a pure qawwali. The various tangential improvisations that are expected in a qawwali have been kept to a minimum. I’ve also opted to use an opening verse that was presented in a television rendition by the Indian singer Toshi Sabri.
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LYRICS:
Hava khilaf thi, lekin chiragh khub jala
Khuda bhi hone ke kya kya sabut deta hai

Tere hi nam se har ibteda hai
Tere hi nam tak har inteha hai
Teri hamd o sana, alhamdu liLlah
Ke Tu mere Muhammad ka Khuda hai

Ye zamin jab na thi, ye jahan jab na tha
Chand suraj na thay, asman jab na tha
Raz-e-haq bhi kisi par ayan jab na tha
Tab na tha kuch yahan, tha magar Tu hi Tu

Kawnain ka masjud hai, ma’bud hai Tu
Har shai Teri shahid hai ke mash-hud hai Tu
Har ek ke lab par hai Teri hamd o sana
Har soz mein, har saaz mein mawjud hai Tu

Tu jo har aan nai shaan dikha deta hai
Dida-e-shawq ko hairan bana deta hai
Dali dali Teri takhliq ke gun gati hai
Patta patta Teri qudrat ka pata deta hai

La ilaha Teri shan ya wahdahu
Tu khayaal-o-tajassus, Tu hi arzu
Ankh ki roshni, dil ki avaz Tu

Khaliq-e-kul hai Tu, is mein kya guftagu
Sare alam ko hai Teri hi justaju
Teri jalvagari hai ayan charsu
Tha bhi Tu, hai bhi Tu, hoga bhi Tu hi Tu
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TRANSLATION:
The wind was hostile, but the lantern did burn ever so intensely
How wondrously strange are the affirmations that God presents, of His own existence

From Your name is every beginning
Unto Your name is every ending
To praise You is to say that all praise is for You alone
You are, after all, the God of Muhammad

When this land was not, and neither was this earth
When the moon and the sun were not, and neither was this universe
When the secret of Reality hadn’t yet been bestowed upon anyone
Then, there was nothing here, save You

You’re the one prostrated to, and worshipped in both existences
Every thing attests to Your existence, ergo You are The Witnessed
It’s Your praise and extolling that is on the lips of everyone
You are Existent in every rhythm and in every tune

You Who manifests a novel majesty ever so frequently
You thereby bewilder eyes that are anticipating an experience of Your manifestations
Every branch sings the praise of Your creative feat
Every leaf is a sign that points towards Your supreme power

That there isn’t another god is of Your majesty, O Peerless One
It’s but You Who occupy my imagination, my curiosity, my aspiration
You are the light in my eyes, the voice in my heart

You are the Creator of every thing, without doubt
The entire universe is busied with it’s seeking of You
Your sublime manifestations are evident in all directions
You were Beginninglessly Eternal then, are Ever Present now, and will forever be Endlessly Eternal
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Translation © Nader Khan 2008 All Rights Reserved

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