
Genre: nasheedYear: 2020Type: nasheedComposer: Unknown
Story & Cultural Context
Journey by Muslim Belal from the album My Sumaya is a nasheed that explores themes of spiritual growth and faith, reflecting the artist's style in Islamic music. It combines Arabic and English languages, emphasizing personal reflection and devotion in a melodic form.
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vocal-only
Credits
ComposerUnknown
LyricistMuslim Belal
ArrangementUnknown
ProducerUnknown
LabelWithout label
Story & Cultural Context
Journey by Muslim Belal from the album My Sumaya is a nasheed that explores themes of spiritual growth and faith, reflecting the artist's style in Islamic music. It combines Arabic and English…
Titles in Other Languages
العربيةUnknown
EnglishJourney
TürkçeUnknown
Lyrics
Yo x6
Verse 1:
This journey
This road that I travel on, it all seems crazy
Over the years, I've picked up thousands of tag-alongs, inspired by my story
From a juvenile, when my clothes had holes in them (broke)
And my afro was picky (picky)
To them 90s (yeah), Moschino and Versace (Ice ?)
No laces in Huaraches
New millennium, gained a lot of street power (power)
They say the Muslims hit the towers
'02, I'm in a room with couple brothers (Yasser's)
And I took my shahadah (Guidance)
From listening to Mobb Deep, and 2Pac 'Dear Mama' (Jaahil)
Now I'm reading couple hadiths, and the seerah of Abu Bakr (Allah)
Reading Surah Imran, from ayah 103, (Protect me)
Don't take my life unless I'm in a state you're pleased (2015)
I've been around the world and back, and I got myself a baby
Dear Sumaya, Baba's on the mic again, and this is my story
Verse 2:
Allah, protect my brother K-Boy
{rotect my brother Grabben (Grabz)
Protect my brother ? (Aziz)
Protect my brother Punchen (Punchen)
We came a long way boys, from that life in the dungeon
Now I'm in Morocco, in Morocco, Speedboat out in Tétouan (Esh)
Bless my brother Buck (Big Ting), and bless Abu Bakr (R2I)
Remy, Darren, Spoon, Billy Wayne, and my right hand grinner