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Hydration of the Soul

Qasida

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We'll Never Know (prod. By Sandhill)

Mouaz Al-Nass | قمر سيدنا النبي / البردة / بادر لقد فاتتك الغنائم

Recorded in Cambridge on Friday the 7th of March, 2014

Consider expressing your enjoyment of this qasida by donating to the Cambridge Mosque Project: http://www.justgiving.com/muslimacademic/donate

Na't al-Baratina

3. Salam Alykum- produced by Anas Canon. Vocals and gumbri by Sidi Yassir. Drums, bass,  guitar, and percussion (brushes, hand claps, talking drum, triangles, claves, and woodblock) by Rhamis Kent. Drum Programming Anas Canon. Trumpet by Khalil Shaheed.

Sidi Yassir 'Salam Alykum'

Baraka Blue 'Sweetest Fruit'  Feat. Mos Def - (Produced by Anas Canon)

Flamenco Salawat- by Al Firdaus Ensemble 
Event organised by Rumi's Cave
Sunday 9th March 2014
Kilburn
London

Flamenco Salawat- by Al Firdaus Ensemble

Qad Kafani 'Ilmu Rabbi

Ramadan Tajalla (Ramadan Appears Smiling) sung by Harmonia Alcorani

Translation:

Ramadan appears smiling
by Sheikh ´Abd al-Wahhab al-Shamliyy al-Sabbagh

Ramadan appears, splendid and smiling
Blessed is the servant who reaps its benefits!
He will please his Master by observing [the acts of worship]
Blessed be the soul for its Taqwa!

Ramadan is a time for good deeds,
Ramadan is a time of blessings,
Ramadan an occasion for prayers,
By which the soul rises to its Lord.

Ramadan is a time for purifying the soul,
Ramadan is a time of joy,
Ramadan is the guide to put things right,
In this life and the life to come.

Ramadan amends the shortcomings
Of people, and their mistakes
May Allah by his Forgivness
Fill the hearts of the Umma with His caring love.  

Arabic lyrics can be found here: http://privat.bahnhof.se/wb042294/Texter/qasida_Ramadan-tajalla.html

Ramadan Tajalla

Good Morning

I won't describe my sound. Don't tell me what to do. 

Twitter: SammanyHajo
Instagram: SammanyHajo 

7-7-2014

Back in the day

Watch/listen to the original here: http://tinyurl.com/po9d7sg

Faia and Rihan Younan - To Our Countries (Sandhill Remix)

-From 'The Sounds of Making Love' - 

All Music Joel Vandijk and Anas Canon. Vocals by Kumasi Simmons, Anas Canon, Joel Vandijk, and Michael A. Spivey. 

Lyrics by Kumasi Simmons, Anas Canon, Joel Vandijk, and Michael A. Spivey.

Produced, recorded, and mixed by Anas Canon

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To Purchase... http://remarkablecurrent.bandcamp.com/track/l-o-v-e


The KAJ - L.O.V.E. (Produced by Anas Canon for Remarkable Current)

Ahbab al Mustafa Burda Track 1

On Dear Dunya....... 

DJ Anas Canon- 

I awoke from a dream about a Ex of mine that reminded me of how happy i was to no longer be in THAT relationship. The emotion was intense and hard to shake so I sat at the piano to release some anxiety and these chords spilled out. Moments later i was singing the words on the chorus so i figured i might as well record it all. 
Some days later Mark Ultra aka Azeem asked me if i had anything new that he could write some verses to so i sent him this one with the disclaimer noting that it was fairly personal and that i didn't think he would find a way to make the subject matter 'His own'. I was very, very wrong. - Dj Anas Canon 

Azeem aka mark Ultra- 

'Dunya' = Arabic word for the material world 
This song "Dear Dunya" has a lot of truth in it. It's the first song I wrote after moving from Oakland to Harlem, NY. It touches on a past relationship in a way I think most people can relate to . . . then touches on finding a bit of financial freedom in the Father of all Cities . . . New York . . . and how love, lust, money and music can sometimes call you to the darkside. Yet somehow, if you're lucky, you can pull away before you Fall . . . -Mark Ultra

Creme De La Ultra - 'Dear Dunya'

Zhivago and DJ Anas Canon back at it again.  

Zhivago - 'SIERRA MAESTRA'

The next track from the Congo Square collective can only be described a 'Divine Cosmic Ecstasy'. The foundation of the song was written by Anas as a musical prayer which he later had sung by our beautiful sister Nassirah. Inspired by this concept and by Rumi's love poetry Poetic Pilgrimage then added their lyrics over this dreamy and cosmic musical bed. 

Secret Sweetness (Produced by Anas Canon)

By Anas Canon, featuring (in order of appearance) Nizar T-Man, Crème De La Ultra, Weld-Michel, Empire &amp; Kumasi. This Remarkable Current Presentation was recorded in Tunisia during Remarkable Current’s Hip Hop Ambassadors “2011 Tunisian Revolution Tour.”   www.RemarkableCurrent.com
To view "A Young Man's Spark" on YouTube:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKFpkfPXqaU


Anas Canon-A Young Man's Spark(Bouazizi)Ft. Nizar TMan,Creme De La Ultra,Weld-Michel,Empire & Kumasi

Allah Allah - Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad

This is an album of Qasidah or Islamic poetry and songs, recorded by the Singapore Haqqani Ensemble. The ensemble is made up of 15 people who are seekers in the Path of Allah, belonging to the Naqshbandi Sufi Order. They hope that through these songs, they will inspire people to seek the path towards Allah, and to love Allah and His Beloved Messenger, Sayyidina Muhammad, salallahu alaihi wasallam, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon Prophet Muhammad. For enquiries, please email kamarudin@simplyislam.asia. Find us on Facebook too.

02 Nurul Mustafa

from The Sounds of Making Love, track released 01 January 2012 
Written by Kumasi, Anas Canon, and Joel Van Dijk. 

Vocals by Kumasi and Michael A. Spivey. 

All music by Joel Van Dijk and Anas Canon with the exception of the Trumpet by Chris Bautista and The Saxophone by Joe Rudd. 

Recorded and Mixed by Anas Canon for Remarkable Current

The KAJ - We Gone Groove

03 Bushra Lana

02 Sidi Yassir Chadly - Miskeen

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:
Visit http://naderkhan.com