Genre: nasheed, ilahi, qasida, munshidType: nasheedComposer: Anonymous / traditional
Story & Cultural Context
This ilahi sets the well-known mystical poem by the 13th–14th-century Turkish Sufi poet Yunus Emre, expressing the transforming and painful power of divine love. Abdurrahman Önül’s performance presents the piece as a contemporary Turkish devotional vocal recording.
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Genre
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 →qasidaQasida · Arabic قصيدةA long classical Arabic poem; in devotional music, one sung in praise or supplication (e.g. the Burdah).Browse →Glossary →munshidMunshid · Arabic منشدThe singer of nasheeds. "Inshad" is the act of performing them.Browse →Glossary →
Credits
ComposerAnonymous / traditional
LyricistYunus Emre
Story & Cultural Context
This ilahi sets the well-known mystical poem by the 13th–14th-century Turkish Sufi poet Yunus Emre, expressing the transforming and painful power of divine love. Abdurrahman Önül’s performance…
Titles in Other Languages
EnglishCome and See What Love Has Done to Me
TürkçeGel Gör Beni Aşk Neyledi
Lyrics
Ben yürürüm yane yane, aşk boyadı beni kane. Ne akilem ne divane, gel gör beni aşk neylemiş. Derde girip nar eylemiş, gel gör beni aşk neylemiş. Ben Yunus'um biçareyim, baştan ayağa yareyim. Aşk elinden divaneyim, gel gör beni aşk neylemiş. Baştan ayağa yareyim, gel gör beni aşk neylemiş. Derde girip nar eylemiş, gel gör beni aşk neylemiş. Gel gör beni aşk neylemiş.