
Maqam: NahawandGenre: nasheed, ilahi, munshid, madihYear: 2024Type: nasheedComposer: Mevlan Kurtishi
Story & Cultural Context
A live performance recorded in Skopje, North Macedonia, showcasing Kurtishi's signature blend of Balkan and Middle Eastern vocal styles. The track 'Ishraq' refers to the spiritual 'illumination' or the sunrise prayer time, reflecting themes of spiritual awakening.
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Credits
ComposerMevlan Kurtishi
LyricistTraditional / Religious Text
ArrangementMevlan Kurtishi
ProducerMevlan Kurtishi Production
LabelIndependent
Story & Cultural Context
A live performance recorded in Skopje, North Macedonia, showcasing Kurtishi's signature blend of Balkan and Middle Eastern vocal styles. The track 'Ishraq' refers to the spiritual 'illumination' or…
Titles in Other Languages
العربيةإشراق
EnglishIshraq (Illumination)
Türkçeİşrak
Lyrics
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