Missing your favourite qasida, nasheed, or poem on MusimHymns.com? Use the comments section below to suggest an addition to the site!
Below are listed the poems that have been requested so far, as well requested poems that have been added.
Requested
Arabic
- Qaṣīdat al-Burda (x2)
- Qamarun
- al-Ghawthiyya
- aṣ-Ṣalāt al-Badriyya (Ṣalātu Llāh, Salāmu Llāh)
- al-Fiyāshiyya
- Ishrab Sharāb Ahl aṣ-Ṣafā
- Ya Sayyidī Irḥam Lanā
- Yā Man Sarayta Laylā
- Astaghfiru Llāha
- Laka l-Ḥamdu
- Naḥnu fī Rawḍati r-Rasūli
Urdu
- Shāhe Mardān heiñ ‘Alī
Fatima Miah
Assalamu aleikum,
This is such a beautiful and well-presented website, mashaAllah. May Allah bless it and those who use it.
Could you please add some more poems from the Diwan of Sidi Muhammad ibn al-Habib. Especially Seeking Forgiveness, Praise, and Song Written Before the Prophet.
Thank you!
Yaqub
Wa ‘alaykum as-salam Fatima,
Thank you for your kind words, and for the suggestions. Definitely intend to add many more poems from the Dīwān to the site. So far, Ahīmu Waḥdī bi-Dhikri Rabbī and Yā Ṭālib al-Fanā fi Llāh are up. I’ve added your three suggestions to the to-do list.
Anonymous
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
Please add “ya man sarayta layla” (popularly sung by some East African children on YouTube.). This qasida is regarding the Isra and Mi’raj.
Habibi Suedi
Asalamoalaikom,
I would request “Ya Sayyidi irhamlana” and the qawali “Shahe mardane Ali” where the famous quote of Mo’inuddin Chishti is included “baghair hubba Ali mudda nehi, ibadat to kabihi har kis silah nehi”
yusuf
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
love your work! would you please add ishrab sharab ahl safa
Ali
Salam,
Allah bless you for this amazing website. Could you please add Qad Kafani by Imam Haddad?
Yaqub
Wa ‘alaykum as-salām!
Great suggestion, a true classic. Added!
Husna
Could you add Mawlaya
nasiratt92
Would love if this Qasida by Yunus Emre would also be added:
“The silver streams of paradise, they flow and sing Allah Allah,
The nightingales of faith arise and sing aloud Allah Allah,
With faces brighter than the moon, With voices sweet they all commune,
the heavenly maidens sing this tune SubhanAllah! Allah Allah,
There is eating and there is drinking there, with angel mercies everywhere, Idris his prophet robes shall wear,
and All shall sing Allah Allah,
The angels of Allah all raise their voices with His endless praise, tasbih and Alhamd and shukr always,
So sing with them Allah Allah,
Yunus Emre has this to say, We’ll meet together on that day, where somber sing and fountains play , So sing with me Allah Allah !
[Yunus Emre]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ-eu9atGdE
https://youtu.be/s3D105VmhNI?t=1061
http://www.yunusemre.net/siirler/109-Sol-Cennetin-Irmaklari.html
Yaqub
Thanks for the suggestion. Added (in Turkish and English). Such a beautiful soothing ilahi, mā shā’ Allāh.
Mohammad Nasir Niazi
Assalam o Allaikum,
Can you please add Basharalana
بشر لنا
Jazakallahukhair,
Abu haleema
Yaqub
Wa ‘alaykum as-salam, Abu Haleema. Added! Check it out here.
ALHAN
Salaam,
Mabrook for successfully creating this site. It really is going to be patronize in the coming years, in shaa allaah. “Salaatullah” was also popular at the time of tala’al badru ‘alayna discussing the relationship of Allaah to his slaves. Hope you can add it to your list.
Yaqub
Wa ‘alaykum as-salām Alhan,
I’m not sure what poem you’re referring to. By popular at the time of Tala‘a l-Badru do you mean another poem from the time of the Sahaba?
When I hear “Salatullah” what comes to mind is the famous Salat Badriyya, the chorus of which goes “Salatullah Salamullah . . .” Is that what you mean?
Nilo
Salam,
Amazing work, everything is really well made and easy to understand. This website creates a platform for students of Islam to learn about The love for the holy Prophet ﷺ. This is very important nowadays. MashAllah. May Allah reward you-
I would just like to request the Moroccan qasida Bushra lana, Qasida Burda shareef, and Qasida Gawthiya.
Yaqub
Wa ‘alaykum as-salam Nilo,
Thank you for your kind words, and for the great suggestions. Bushrā Lanā has been added, and I’ve added the other two to my to-do list.
Was-salam,
Yaqub
Mir Mirani
Please add some poems from Imam Shafi’i’s Diwan.
Yaqub
Salam Mir Mirani,
Thanks for the suggestion. As much as I love them, I’m not sure Imam al-Shāfi‘ī’s poems would be suitable for this site. They’re not usually sung as devotional songs at gatherings, but more often read privately and reflected on for their wealth of wisdom and practical life advice.
But I’ll have a think and let you know if I reconsider. Definitely have a few favourite poems in mind that I would start with in that case . . .
Here’s a link to a parallel Arabic–English edition of the Imam’s poems, which may interest you:
https://rissc.jo/imam-shafii-poetry/
Was-salam,
Yaqub
Kate
Assalamu alaykum, jazakumAllah khair for your fantastic work! It is a beautiful site and the translation, transliteration, and audio samples are absolutely wonderful, mashaAllah! Would you be willing to do qawwalis as well? I know they have all kinds of instruments, but the language is quite difficult for non-native speakers so a translation and transliteration would be greatly appreciated.
Yaqub
Salam Kate,
Thank you for your kind words. Qawwalis usually use lyrics from existing poems, often combining snippets from several different poems (often even in different languages) into the same song. For two poems currently up on the site that are often used as lyrics in qawwali, check out Tū Kujā Man Kujā and Balagha l-‘Ulā bi-Kamālihi.
Wajahat Khan
Asalamualaikum. Great site. Lot of potential here Mashallah. Please add QAMARUN