Genre: nasheed, ilahi, munshidYear: 2020Type: nasheed
Story & Cultural Context
“Sen Geldin” is a Turkish devotional ilahi performed by Abdurrahman Önül. The title means “You Came,” but publicly available listings do not provide enough verified information to establish the song’s specific devotional subject, commissioning context, or detailed production credits.
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nasheedNasheed · Arabic نشيدA devotional Islamic song. Traditionally sung a cappella or with a frame drum; many modern ones add instruments.Browse →Glossary →ilahiIlahi · Turkish ilahiA Turkish devotional hymn, often from the Sufi tradition.Browse →Glossary →munshidMunshid · Arabic منشدThe singer of nasheeds. "Inshad" is the act of performing them.Browse →Glossary →
Story & Cultural Context
“Sen Geldin” is a Turkish devotional ilahi performed by Abdurrahman Önül. The title means “You Came,” but publicly available listings do not provide enough verified information to establish the song’s…
Titles in Other Languages
EnglishYou Came
TürkçeSen Geldin
Lyrics
Çocuklar diri diri gömülürken, köleler pazarlarda satılırken, kullar Allah diye puta taparken, sen geldin ey nebi rahmetinle, sen geldin ey resul şefkatinle, sen geldin ey nebi rahmetinle, sen geldin ey resul şefkatinle, ya rasulallah, ya habiballah, ya nebiallah, muhtacız sana, muhtacız sana, ya rasulallah, ya habiballah, ya nebiallah, muhtacız sana, muhtacız sana. Son buldu seninle zulüm çile, dikenli yollar bile döndü güle, dokunurdun yüreklere ince ince, sen geldin ey nebi rahmetinle, sen geldin ey resul şefkatinle, sen geldin ey nebi rahmetinle, sen geldin ey resul şefkatinle, ya rasulallah, ya habiballah, ya nebiallah, muhtacız sana, muhtacız sana, ya rasulallah, ya habiballah, ya nebiallah, muhtacız sana, muhtacız sana, ya rasulallah, ya habiballah, ya nebiallah, muhtacız sana, muhtacız sana, ya rasulallah, ya habiballah, ya nebiallah, muhtacız sana, muhtacız sana.