⚠️Nabi Nabi Ya Nabi Nabi | Naat Qawwali | Aziz Miañ (Lyrics & English Translation)

Performed by: Aziz Miañ
Kalaam by: Partially by Aziz Miañ
Lyrics and Translations: Bhaijaan Yousufi
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This Qawwali is a heartfelt tribute to the Prophet Muhammad (saw), celebrating his unparalleled status as the beloved of Allah (swt) and the leader of humanity. It begins by exalting his divine title, bestowed upon him by Allah (swt), as the “Dearest Beloved,” highlighting the profound love and reverence the heavens and earth hold for him. Through poetic imagery, it illustrates the unique moments of his life, such as the Ascension (Me’raj), where even the Throne of Allah trembled with awe and sought to kiss the Prophet’s sandals.

The verses expound on the Prophet’s radiant beauty, both physical and spiritual, likening the dawn’s light to his countenance and the night’s darkness to his hair. They emphasize his role as a guide for all creation, his miracles, and his profound mercy, which encompassed even those who wronged him. The Qawwali further reflects on his sacrifices and humility, contrasting his eternal Quran with the corrupted scriptures of the past, showcasing his role as the Seal of Prophethood and the eternal mercy to all worlds.

Lastly, the Qawwali transitions into a personal plea, expressing the devotees’ yearning to remain at the Prophet’s door, seeking intercession and blessings. It concludes with praises for the Prophet’s divine connection and status, recounting his celestial journey and the intimate communication between him and Allah (swt), an experience unparalleled by any other prophet or being.

Laqab (Title):
Refers to the honorific titles bestowed upon the Prophet Muhammad (saw), each reflecting a unique aspect of his exemplary character, such as “Habeeb” (Beloved of Allah swt).

Me’raj (Ascension):
A miraculous night journey where the Prophet (saw) ascended to the heavens, a profound moment of divine proximity and revelation.

As-Subhu Bada (Light of Dawn):
Symbolizes the illuminating presence of the Prophet (saw), likened to the breaking dawn, dispelling darkness and ignorance.

Kanz-ul-Karami (Treasure of Grace):
Highlights the Prophet’s boundless generosity and mercy, showering blessings upon all who seek.

Shaqq Al-Qamar (Splitting of the Moon):
It is a miraculous event demonstrating the Prophet’s divine connection and Allah’s support for his message.

Dar-e-Nabi (Door of the Prophet):
It represents the spiritual sanctuary and source of blessings for all who approach it with devotion.

Siraaj-o-Munira (Illuminating Lamp):
A metaphor for the Prophet’s guidance, spreading the light of Islam across the world.

Taalib Wa Matloob (Seeker and Sought-After):
This reflects the dual nature of the Prophet’s role: seeking Allah’s pleasure while being the ultimate goal of humanity’s love and devotion.

Quran:
The eternal and unaltered word of Allah (swt), a miracle of the Prophet Muhammad (saw), and a source of guidance for all times.

Rehmatalil Alamiñ (Mercy to All Worlds):
Emphasizes the universal mercy of the Prophet (saw), whose compassion extends to all creation (!not just Muslims!).

Kun (Be):
This verse refers to Allah’s creative command, illustrating the vastness of creation and the Prophet’s pivotal role in it.

Sidra (Lote Tree):
A celestial boundary marking the Prophet’s unparalleled closeness to Allah during the Ascension.

Ishq-e-Muhammad (Love of Muhammad):
The profound devotion felt by the believers, binding their hearts to the Prophet in an eternal bond of love.

Toor (Mount Sinai):
The site where Prophet Musa (Moses) received revelation contrasted with the Prophet Muhammad’s own unique and direct communication with Allah.

Firdous (Paradise):
Represents the eternal abode promised to the Prophet’s followers, reflecting the ultimate reward of faith and devotion.

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Start: (00:00)
As-Subhu Bada: (03:00)
Wo Nabiyoñ Meiñ: (06:07)
Dar-e-Nabi Pe Parda Rahuñ Ga: (08:10)
Jab Qareeb-e-Arsh Pohoñche: (08:46)
Salateen-e-Aalam Apni Jagah Heiñ: (12:08)
Hamari Aañkh Ne Deikha Ek Aalam: (16:04)
Dunya Meiñ Haseeñ to Laakhoñ Heiñ: (17:44)
Aey Allah! Koyi Hamsar Nahiñ Tera: (18:47)
Tu Allah! Meiñ Banda!: (21:32)
Jibreel-Ameeñ Mukh Palakoñ Se: (25:16)
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