
Genre: nasheed, madihYear: 2020Type: nasheedComposer: Muslim Belal
Story & Cultural Context
No Role Model by Muslim Belal is a nasheed that emphasizes positive role models in Islamic life, drawing from personal experiences and teachings. It appears on the album Hearts Are More Attractive Than Faces, which focuses on themes of inner beauty and moral guidance. The track promotes ethical…
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Credits
ComposerMuslim Belal
LyricistMuslim Belal
ArrangementUnknown
ProducerUnknown
LabelAwakening Records
Story & Cultural Context
No Role Model by Muslim Belal is a nasheed that emphasizes positive role models in Islamic life, drawing from personal experiences and teachings. It appears on the album Hearts Are More Attractive…
Titles in Other Languages
العربيةUnknown
EnglishNo Role Model
TürkçeUnknown
Lyrics
They put me in the entertainment section So I guess I should be entertaining I should probably do some poetry Mess around with vocabulary Try sound all intelligent like those guys that live with purpose and meaning Nah, you know me I'd rather that, no paper no pen straight from the heart Talk about what I'm feeling, how I'm feeling You know like, how comes those on stage are the ones that get the most praise And they come off stage and return to the most sin? You know when these, righteous trousers and this pious shirt comes off When I return to my black skin It's just me again, human again Oh sorry, you thought I was gonna walk around the house reciting Qur'an and poetry He didn't realise I'd be slumped in front of the TV in a white vest screaming at the screen Watching match of the day I must've forgot to snap about that So you fell in love with the profile picture The guy with the Arabic hat And then you saw me face to face Lost your breath, slowed your step And asked for one quick picture please Like I was worth something I went home, ate some noodles Stressed about bills, cried about life cuz really I'm worth nothing My phone knows the sins of my eyes You know my profile, so you raise me up high Thank you, it's been a pleasure Now let's get back to reality I pray Allah don't hold me accountable for misguiding this young army And I'm praying these youths don't say they wanna be just like me Cuz my sins are like mountains I remember I was at the Zamzam fountain, begging for forgiveness I remember looking at this life, saying Ya Allah I don't wanna live this Cuz we are not Anbiya, we are just people And I know I might be a big inspiration to some of my people But at the end of the day, me and you are still equal And I am gonna die soon So I'm standing in front of this prayer mat in my small room Like paradise was on my right, hellfire was on my left In front of me was Allah, behind me the Angel of Death Praying like it's my last prayer Living like it's my last year Reading Purification of the Soul on this armchair Looking at my collection of books, Ibn Taymiyyah Looking at the students I'm jealous, Ibn Qayyim, Ibn Kathir Thinking about their level of eman Wishing I could be there But I'm still here, getting bitten by the same snake Again and again and again Sinning and repenting, sinning and repenting Sinning again Welcome to the life of a poet No paper, no pen