Maqam: RastGenre: nasheedYear: 2020Type: nasheedComposer: Muad
Story & Cultural Context
The Last Sermon is a nasheed by Muad that reflects on the Prophet Muhammad's final sermon, emphasizing themes of unity, justice, and moral guidance in Islam. It serves as an inspirational piece often used in religious contexts to remind listeners of core Islamic principles.
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Credits
ComposerMuad
LyricistUnknown
ArrangementMuad
ProducerAwakening Records
LabelAwakening Records
Story & Cultural Context
The Last Sermon is a nasheed by Muad that reflects on the Prophet Muhammad's final sermon, emphasizing themes of unity, justice, and moral guidance in Islam. It serves as an inspirational piece often…
Titles in Other Languages
العربيةالخطبة الأخيرة
EnglishThe Last Sermon
Lyrics
You commanded love, you commanded peace, you commanded us to never lose belief. You gave us a reason, you gave us purpose, you won our freedom, a lifetime of worship. What you said was said with love. When you left, you remembered us. Oh, many tears fell and hearts were broken. Oh, you were fearless and remained focused. You left the omar, the Quran and Sunnah. Oh, you were perfect right to your last sermon. Hurt no one, please, be as pure as water. Treat them as queens, mothers, wives and daughters. We are all from Adam and Eve, no one is superior. Treat each other compassionately, just a simple theory of love. What you said was said with love. When you left, you remembered us. Oh, many tears fell and hearts were broken. Oh, you were fearless and remained focused. You left the omar, the Quran and Sunnah. Oh, you were perfect right to your last sermon. Worship God alone and do not lose control. Be all here, we lie, passing by. Share your love, I will. Unity, strength, life. You'll never be satisfied. Oh, many tears fell and hearts were broken. Oh, you were fearless and remained focused. You left the omar, the Quran and Sunnah. Oh, you were perfect right to your last sermon. Yes, I believe, I believe, I believe, I believe. You left the omar, the Quran and Sunnah. Oh, you were perfect right to your last sermon. Yes, I believe.
