Genre: nasheed, munshidYear: 2002Type: nasheedComposer: Zain Bhikha
Story & Cultural Context
This nasheed is inspired by the spiritual journey of Hajj (the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca). It centers around the Talbiyah prayer ('Labbayk Allahumma Labbayk'), translating the profound emotions of humility, submission, and devotion felt by a pilgrim answering the call of God.
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Credits
ComposerZain Bhikha
LyricistZain Bhikha
ArrangementZain Bhikha
ProducerZain Bhikha Studios
LabelZain Bhikha Studios
Story & Cultural Context
This nasheed is inspired by the spiritual journey of Hajj (the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca). It centers around the Talbiyah prayer ('Labbayk Allahumma Labbayk'), translating the profound emotions of…
Titles in Other Languages
العربيةلبيك اللهم لبيك
EnglishHere I Am
Lyrics
O Lord, here I am, pleading at your door. Send me your mercy, send me your peace, for I am lost for sure. O Lord, here I am, yearning for your cure. This humble servant will be diverted from you no more, no more, no more. Lately I have been wondering so, wondering about what do I know about this life and where do I go after I die, how can it be so that some people say that it all ends when into my grave I descend. But how can my aim of heaven be flawed when my only wish is to be with my Lord? O Lord, here I am, pleading at your door. Send me your mercy, send me your peace, for I am lost for sure. O Lord, here I am, yearning for your cure. This humble servant will be diverted from you no more, no more, no more. And so I was called to the place as my Lord, the place as my Lord, His blessed for all. Joining the millions, that day I walked for my eternal salvation I sought. And standing before Him with all I had, two empty hands and a humbled man, I pledged my very life to Him. O Lord, here I am. O Lord, here I am, pleading at your door. Send me your mercy, send me your peace, for I am lost for sure. O Lord, here I am, yearning for your cure. This humble servant will be diverted from you no more. O Lord, here I am, pleading at your door. Send me your mercy, send me your peace, for I am lost for sure. O Lord, here I am, yearning for your cure. This humble servant will be diverted from you no more, no more, no more.