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Muhammad Ya Habibi

by Rayhaan Carrim

Album: Singles

Duration: 4:05

Genre: nasheed, naat, madih, munshidYear: 2020Type: nasheed

Story & Cultural Context

A devotional nasheed praising and expressing love for Prophet Muhammad, presented as a Mawlid song. The Arabic title, “Muhammad Ya Habibi,” translates approximately as “Muhammad, O My Beloved.”

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Muhammad Ya Habibi

Muhammad Ya Habibi

Singles 4:05 2020
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Genre
nasheedNasheed · Arabic نشيدA devotional Islamic song. Traditionally sung by voice or with a frame drum; many modern ones add instruments.Browse →Glossary →naatNaat · Urdu / Persian نعتUrdu or Persian poetry in praise of the Prophet ﷺ, usually sung without instruments.Browse →Glossary →madihMadih · Arabic مديحPraise poetry sung for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.Browse →Glossary →munshidMunshid · Arabic منشدThe singer of nasheeds. "Inshad" is the act of performing them.Browse →Glossary →
OccasionMawlid

Story & Cultural Context

A devotional nasheed praising and expressing love for Prophet Muhammad, presented as a Mawlid song. The Arabic title, “Muhammad Ya Habibi,” translates approximately as “Muhammad, O My Beloved.”

Titles in Other Languages

العربيةمحمد يا حبيبي
EnglishMuhammad, O My Beloved

Lyrics

The night was calm, the stars stood still, a light broke through the quiet hill. A child was born to guide the way, to heal the world with love each day. He came with mercy soft and true, a love so vast it flows right through. Oh, what a gift the heavens gave. Muhammad, ya noor al huda, ya man nara dunyana, salawatullah alayka Muhammad, ya habibi. Sun rose high, his truth was clear, his words erased the deepest fear. He taught us love, he taught us grace, he showed the beauty in every face. His hands would heal, his words would bind, a brighter path for all mankind. Oh, what a gift the heavens gave. Muhammad, ya noor al huda, ya man nara dunyana, salawatullah alayka Muhammad, ya habibi. Ya Mustafa, light of the world, your birth a gift, your name unfolds. Through every heart your mercy flowed, ya ahmad, the world now knows.