Maqam: NahawandGenre: nasheed, munshidYear: 2024Type: nasheedComposer: Rhamzan Days
Story & Cultural Context
A short-form vocal performance by Rhamzan Days, often released as part of his 'One Minute' series to engage social media audiences with spiritual themes. The track focuses on themes of growth and resilience, using the dandelion as a metaphor for spreading faith and positivity.
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MaqamNahawand
Genre
nasheedNasheed · Arabic نشيدA devotional Islamic song. Traditionally sung by voice or with a frame drum; many modern ones add instruments.Browse →Glossary →munshidMunshid · Arabic منشدThe singer of nasheeds. "Inshad" is the act of performing them.Browse →Glossary →
Instruments
percussion
Credits
ComposerRhamzan Days
LyricistRhamzan Days
ArrangementRhamzan Days
ProducerRhamzan Days
LabelIndependent
Story & Cultural Context
A short-form vocal performance by Rhamzan Days, often released as part of his 'One Minute' series to engage social media audiences with spiritual themes. The track focuses on themes of growth and…
Titles in Other Languages
EnglishDandelion
Lyrics
Rabi I love it when I say your name. Rabi I love it when I say your name. He's so good, I would never meet anybody like you. God, he's so good, I would never dream of nobody like you. And I would have all of my counts once in a lifetime. And I'm pretty sure that you are the love of mine. Standing in a field of diamonds, looking up to the sky calling Allah. Allah, you'll be forever in my heart, without you I won't be fine. Your name, Allah. Allah.