
Genre: nasheedYear: 2020Type: nasheedComposer: Zain Bhikha
Story & Cultural Context
Zain Bhikha's 'The Body Song' is an educational nasheed aimed at teaching children about the human body in an Islamic context, emphasizing gratitude for God's creation. It promotes positive messages about health and self-care, and is often used in children's Islamic education programs.
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vocal-only
Credits
ComposerZain Bhikha
LyricistZain Bhikha
ArrangementZain Bhikha
ProducerZain Bhikha Productions
LabelAwakening Records
Story & Cultural Context
Zain Bhikha's 'The Body Song' is an educational nasheed aimed at teaching children about the human body in an Islamic context, emphasizing gratitude for God's creation. It promotes positive messages…
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EnglishThe Body Song
Lyrics
Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da da. Da da da da da da da da and me. Ooh yeah. Da da. Bom bom bom bom bom. Where are your hands? Where are your feet? Where are your fingers that you use to eat? Where is your head? Where are your toes? Where is the thing you used to smell? It's called your nose. Who was it that made us with all these lovely things? We use them every day and see the joy they bring. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. Where are your arms? Where are your knees? Where is your tongue that you used to say please? Where are your ears? Where is your hair? Where are your eyes that make you stop and stare? Who was it that made us with all these lovely things? We use them every day and see the joy they bring. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. Looking at me in the mirror. Oh Allah, you made me beautiful. All I ask is for the thing that matters. Beautify my inside too. Where is your tummy? Where is your thumb? Where's your belly button that connected you to mom? Where is your neck? Where is your chin? Look at how our bodies ripped in different color skin. Who was it that made us with all these lovely things? We use them every day and see the joy they bring. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. Where are your shoulders? Where is your palm? Where is your chest that covers up your gentle heart? Where is your giggle? Where is your frown? Where is your smile when you turn it upside down? Who was it that made us with all these lovely things? We use them every day and see the joy they bring. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. Looking at me in the mirror. Oh Allah, you made me beautiful. All I ask is for the thing that matters. Beautify my inside too. So you have a head and ears and eyes and nose and mouth and neck. Shoulders, elbows, arms and hands, the spine goes down your back. A chest and belly button in your tummy above your hips. Then comes your thighs higher than your knees and shins. Right through the bottom comes your ankles, feet and soles. That's your full body from your head to your toes. Who was it that made us with all these lovely things? We use them every day and see the joy they bring. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. Looking at me in the mirror. Oh Allah, you made me beautiful. Now all I ask is for the thing that matters. Beautify my inside too. Raise up your hands, bow down and pray. Thank Allah for this body that he made. Yes, it was Allah who made us just the way we are. With his infinite mercy and love from the start. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. It was Allah. Grandpa and grandson playing along. Together we make the most amazing songs. So much to learn and so much to see. All we need is love and a song machine. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. And now we pray every day. We thank Allah for all the blessings he gave us. Made us to be the best that we can be. Find our way to spread love and peace. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. Da da da da da da da da and me. Ooh yeah. Da da.