Qad Kafani 'ilmu Rabbi (My Lord's Knowledge Suffices Me)

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Source:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5qx781_BIw&ab_channel=ZainBhikha

It includes the following parts:

Section 1: The Age of Ignorance 
Section 2: The Noble Birth
Section 3: His Lineage 
Section 4: Infancy and Youth
Section 5: Commissioning of Prophethood
Section 6: The Call to Islam
Section 7: The Early Meccan Period
Section 8: The Late Meccan Period
Section 9: The Great Migration (Hijra)
Section 10: The Medinan Period
Section 11: The Conquest Of Mecca 
Section 12: The Farewell Hajj & Final Illness
Section 13: Longing For The Prophet (Peace And Blessings Be Upon Him)
Section 14: Judgement Day And Beyond
Praise For The Prophet (صلى الله عليه و سلم)

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Credits:

Recorded at Zain Bhikha Studios
Sound Engineers: Ravesh Surjoo and Greg Nottingham 
Written by: Sheikh Abdullah Misra
Lead Vocal: Zain Bhikha
Backing Vocals: Tebogo Meloto, Zain Bhikha, Muhabbat Nasheed Group, Zeebee Kids Choir
Adhaan: Qari Ziyaad Patel 
Percussion: Steve Thornton (Malaysia) 
Mixed and Mastered: Jazzworx Studios 

Full song launching Eid-ul-Fitr on all leading music streaming platforms.

The Seerah Song - Zain Bhikha & Abdullah Anik Misra

As a blinding light you came to us,
And just as suddenly you went away.
The universe still resonates,
With echoes of "Sall Allah ‘alaih”.

O flash of light, in the flow of time,
O sweet Medinan beloved of mine,
I speak with you in broken words,
With a broken heart, and a broken rhyme.

My life is you, and my love is you,
My connection to The Lord Above is you,
My means to earn His love is you,
My cure from distress and dismay.

As a blinding light you came to us,
And just as suddenly you went away.
The universe still resonates,
With echoes of "Sall Allah ‘alaih”.

More generous there's never been, 
More beautiful was never seen,
I surrender at your doorstep
All my dunya and my deen.

O one who came in The Merciful's sight,
With His words "Let there be light",
Convey my broken-hearted plight,
That a glance of Mercy be cast my way.

As a blinding light you came to us,
And just as suddenly you went away.
The universe still resonates,
With echoes of "Sall Allah ‘alaih”.

No eye has seen such beauty as thine
No dame has borne such a one so fine
You’re created free of flaw
As if by your own design

May The Lord, upon you, send His peace,
Salutations, blessings, that never cease,
And to us a gentle breeze,
That makes us weep our nights away.

As a blinding light you came to us,
And just as suddenly you went away.
The universe still resonates,
With echoes of "Sall Allah ‘alaih”.

- 
Nader Khan

Nader Khan- Echoes

الرب صلى دائما وسلم ** على المكرم 
ما زمزم الحادي وما ترنم ** في الليل الأظلم
القصيدة : الإمام علي بن محمد الحبشي
أداء : فهد الراشد
الكويت

الرب صلى دائما وسلم - فهد الراشد

This is compilation nr. 7 out of 7 - focusing on positive music therapy through music from different regions of the world. The music and poetry is everything from centuries to decades old lyrics reviwed and modern artist recordings. The composition of the playlist has a structure that follows a linear structure. So start the playlist, close your eyes and enjoy. 

14. Aashiq Al Rasul - Kullama Nadayta Ya Hu (voice - Only)

Ya Habibi Sayyidi by Talib Al Habib

Rahma - Talib Al Habib

Salat Al-Badriyya - Talib Al Habib

Caravanserai - Talib Al Habib

Mohamed Tarek - Medley

Ramadan Ahlan Ahlan

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:
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Qad Kafani 'ilmu Rabbi (My Lord's Knowledge Suffices Me)

sufiness