Genre: nasheedType: nasheed
Story & Cultural Context
This is an English-language children's Islamic nasheed by MiniMuslims centered on the expression “Inshallah,” meaning “God willing.” Publicly available listing information identifies it as a song for children, but does not provide verified composer, lyricist, arrangement, or production credits.
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nasheedNasheed · Arabic نشيدA devotional Islamic song. Traditionally sung by voice or with a frame drum; many modern ones add instruments.Browse →Glossary →
Story & Cultural Context
This is an English-language children's Islamic nasheed by MiniMuslims centered on the expression “Inshallah,” meaning “God willing.” Publicly available listing information identifies it as a song for…
Titles in Other Languages
العربيةإن شاء الله
EnglishGod Willing
Lyrics
The earth is dry, the sun ablaze, the birds have gone, the leaves will fade, the rain will come again one day, inshaAllah. The dark clouds roll, the skies will weep, the earth will swell beneath our feet, all is from Allah's decree, inshaAllah. Tomorrow will be better, inshaAllah. The world will be safer, inshaAllah. The trees will bloom again one day, whatever fate will come our way, all is possible, inshaAllah. The seas will rise, we'll lose our way, but we won't fear as will come the day, we will never go astray, inshaAllah. Through smoke and screams, they'll lie and say, war and pain is the only way, but there'll be peace again one day, inshaAllah. Tomorrow will be better, inshaAllah. The world will be safer, inshaAllah. The trees will bloom again one day, whatever fate will come our way, all is possible, inshaAllah. InshaAllah, the rain will come. InshaAllah, inshaAllah, the rain will come. InshaAllah. Tomorrow will be better, inshaAllah. The world will be safer, inshaAllah. The trees will bloom again one day, whatever fate will come our way, all is possible, inshaAllah. The trees will bloom again one day, whatever fate will come our way, all is possible, inshaAllah.