Shuru Allah k Nam sy|| Best Heart Touching Hamd

This is a majestic and profoundly reverent Qawwali-style Hamd titled "O Allah, Your Mercy, Your Greatness" (Ya Allah Teri Rehmat, Teri Buzurgi), a heartfelt glorification of Allah's infinite mercy (Rehmat) that sustains, heals, and forgives all creation, paired with His supreme greatness (Buzurgi) that commands awe, submission, and endless praise from every particle of the universe.
The Hamd is composed in the classic passionate Qawwali tradition, with the powerful central refrain "O Allah, Your mercy, Your greatness" repeated throughout to evoke waves of deep reverence, gratitude, and spiritual elevation, inviting performers and listeners to join in with claps, harmonious chorus, and rising devotional intensity. The refrain beautifully balances Allah's boundless compassion — His mercy that envelops the sinner, the weak, and the lost — with His exalted majesty that makes the heavens and earth bow in humility.
The verses poetically celebrate Allah's divine creation and sovereignty: raising the heavens without pillars, spreading the earth as an endless carpet, adorning the stars, beautifying the moon, igniting the sun, commanding the winds, turning rain into mercy, erecting mountains, and filling seas with waves. It glorifies His magnificent attributes — Rahman (renewing mercy each morning), Rahim (veiling sins with tenderness), Ghafoor (abundantly forgiving), and Kareem (generously giving) — while humbly confessing human frailty, countless sins, and complete dependence on His limitless strength, forgiveness, and guidance.
The Hamd expresses immense gratitude for creating humanity as the best of creation, breathing the soul into us, granting intellect and awareness, revealing the miraculous Quran, and sending Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as the ultimate guide and mercy. It reflects on the impossibility of counting His favors, responding simply with "Alhamdulillah Rabbil Alameen", finding instant peace in His remembrance during trials, and placing absolute hope in His mercy on the Day of Judgment and crossing of Sirat.
The closing dua seeks Allah's pleasure as the sole purpose of life, forgiveness through the Prophet ﷺ, hearts filled with divine light, lives colored in His obedience, and steadfastness on the path of love and submission.
Spanning approximately 800 words with rhythmic repetition and profound spiritual depth, this Hamd is ideal for opening spiritual gatherings, Qawwali mehfil, dhikr sessions, or personal reflection on Allah's mercy and majesty. When performed with harmonium, tabla, and fervent group singing, the soaring refrain and tender verses create an atmosphere of pure awe and gratitude, often bringing tears of humility, tranquility to the soul, and renewed love for Allah, the Most Merciful and Most Great.
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