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Salam Ala Ahli

Yemeni Qasidah Ala Yallah Bi Nadhraa by Sh Yahya Rhodus

Ya Allah bi Nadhra

Salaamun - Shaykh Hamza Yusuf Hanson

Qamarun sidnan nabi

Al-munshid Mostafa Atef with munshid Youssef Mozarzaa in Lebanon, 2015.

قمر سيدنا النبي - المنشد مصطفى عاطف والمنشد يوسف المزرزع

A clip from an all-Arabic mawlid medley by Nader Khan & The BlackSmiths, featuring the tail end of "Qamarun", followed by "Khairal Bariyya" and a spirited rendition of "Ya Imam Ar Rusli".

The BlackSmiths are: Taleb Ahmed on a 12 inch daff and backing vocals, Dean Morrison on the cajon, Salman Khan on a 22 inch daff, and Ahmed Ali on the tabla.

The clapping and ululating is from an enthusiastic and spirited audience.

Nader Khan & The BlackSmiths performing live 03/2015 -- Qamarun, KhairalBariyya, YaImamArRusli

Give life to your heart with the remembrance of Allah’s Name.  “The likeness of he who remembers Allah and he who does not remember Allah is like the living and the dead,” said the Noble Prophet peace be upon him.  The dhikr includes group Quranic recitation in the ancient ‘tahazzabt’ style, supplicating by the 99 Names, various salawat upon the Prophet peace be upon him, qasidas (poems of praise sung in melodious voice), and adhkar from the Book and the Sunna. 

http://www.nbic.org/dhikr-night/

Inna Fil Jannah

Bushralana

Ya Bani Mustafa

The British Muslim Song website has a growing collection of beautiful songs and sounds from the rich but little-known heritage of British Islam. As well as timeless classics from the age of Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam, and several new arrangements written in the same spirit, you can enjoy a unique cross-cultural experiment: great songs written in English to ancient and much-loved Rumelian and Anatolian melodies. Whether you are a music teacher, an entertainer, or simply a lover of beautiful sounds, we hope you enjoy your journey through this fascinating world.

http://britishmuslimsong.co.uk/

AllahAkbar

An adaptation of Never Forget (La ilaha illAllah) Mesut Kurtis ft. Maher Zain

Be It By Night Or Be It By Day

Mawlid Of Habib Umar Bin Salim -07

Inna Fil Jannat

Sang at the monthly 'night of remembrance' gatherings in North NJ. October 23 2015

The poem entitled Under the green dome’s canopy talks about our relationship with the Beloved of Allah - Muhammad (Sal Allahu Alayhe Wasalam) and how we strive to embody his characteristics of mercy, love and peace, along with how we yearn for his guidance and light.

Beloved Of Allah - Under The Green Dome’s Canopy (Oct 2015)

Salam ala qabrun (Peace upon a grave that is visited from afar)			
Shaykh Muhammad ibn al Habib

Be it by night or be it by day (Please have us say ‘La ilaha illa Allah’	)


Salamu Ala Qabarin (Arabic) & Be It My Night Or Be It By Day (English) - Oct 2015

Nahnu fi rawdatu Rasool - We are in the garden of the messenger
Shaykh Muhammad ibn al Habib

La Ilaha Illallah 


Nahnu Fil Rawdah (Arabic) La Ilaha Illallah (English) - Oct 2015

JAN 26/2012 :: Nader Khan ( http://naderkhan.com ) singing "Jashné Amadé Rasül" at the weekly gathering of Celebrating The Beloved : Praising The Prophet, at SeekersHub ( http://SeekersHub.org/ ), every Thursday at 8:30PM. The gathering is also webcasted live through SeekersHub's online classroom. For more information, check ( http://SeekersHub.org/programs )

The Emissary Comes [Jashné Amadé Rasül] is a Naat that is almost never missed out on in Mawlid gatherings during Rabi' Al Awwal - the month of the birth of the Prophet, peace be upon him.

Celebrate the arrival of the Emissary
The delicate flower of Lady Aminah

Truth: There's no deity besides The One God
There's no deity besides The One God

As our master was about to arrive
The maidens and attendants of paradise started to cheer
Amina, upon seeing him, began to smile
Even Eve and Mary joined in the celebration
Lady Amina announced to all:
"The prayer's been accepted."

When the face of Mustafa was finally unveiled 
The stars became concealed, and the moon shied away
Rays of light spread in all directions, overpowering everything
Having Mustafa among us gave our lives meaning
O Halima, in your lap has arrived
An Emissary to both worlds

Tunes of joy played everywhere
Songs of happiness were sung for all
"Sallay 'Alaa" echoed in all directions  
Today the Beloved of God is born
And Jibril himself then proclaimed to the universe:
"This is the Emissary of God"


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