
Genre: nasheedYear: 2020Type: nasheedComposer: Muslim Belal
Story & Cultural Context
Street Muadhin by Muslim Belal is a nasheed that captures the essence of the call to prayer in an urban setting, reflecting themes of faith and community. It is part of his album The Transition, which explores personal and spiritual journeys. The track gained popularity for its emotive vocals and…
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ComposerMuslim Belal
LyricistMuslim Belal
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Story & Cultural Context
Street Muadhin by Muslim Belal is a nasheed that captures the essence of the call to prayer in an urban setting, reflecting themes of faith and community. It is part of his album The Transition, which…
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EnglishStreet Muadhin
Lyrics
Hayya ‘ala as-salah, hayya ‘ala al-falaah x3 The street muadhin, calling the streets to success [Verse] It’s funny how it turned around I remember being involved in the playground Never going bed, just falling asleep when I lay down And waking up in the same clothes from yesterday, look around Looking at me, funny now I moved on in my gown Today did look funny but probably in years from now I don’t believe everything I said and what is written down Cuz I don’t read nothing but the truth I solemnly swear to speak nothing but the truth Yeah, I had a troubled youth but I grew up before my adulthood Now I’m in the booth to inspire like an adult should Replace your house with a flat, and your town with a hood Put them together equals my neck in the woods What’s good? Gypsy Hill, send my love to SMS Let them know there’s still a place for them inside my chest Cuz I believe where you came from, you don’t forget That made me who I am today, live with no regrets I suffered couple threats, I witnessed lots of deaths But that’s normal in my area, what did they expect? Now my name’s calling in the areas they don’t expect BBC, ITV, I guess Mum should be proud of this IC3 But I might turn a back on my career as an actor Cuz I would rather stack up the deeds for the akhirah Please stop attacking us, we are just people I don’t claim perfection, me and you are equal I’m just on the ‘calling to success for my people’ Cuz good deeds are worth more than money You can argue with me now, but when we die, you’ll agree with me You can’t swim the sea with me, if this is how you think I’m a slave of the Most High, bro, what did you think? This life’s like a dream, you get excited while you’re involved But when it’s over, you look back and say is that all? So this life don’t excite me, the next one does And I don’t watch what the next one does I’m looking out for us, that’s the wife and the kid That’s the life of the mature, that’s the life that I live And they say money over women, that’s super young Cuz when you’re grown, your wife’s like your best friend and your mum The mother of your children, your daughter and your son The backbone of your household, your knife and your gun So let your guns run, metaphor's a lot of fun Imma get straight to the point, call me the boring one Machiavelli with the mic when I speak They should put the podium in the middle of the street And let me speak to my people, cuz they don’t relate to my people [Chorus] (x2) Hayya ‘ala as-salah, hayya ‘ala al-falaah x3 Street muadhin, calling the streets to success