Ramadan is the name of the ninth Islamic lunar month. It is the month Allah (The one God), ordered the Muslims to fast since it was the month He revealed the Qur’an (the Muslims’ holy scripture) to Muhammad (the final Prophet of Allah). Muslims abstain from eating, drinking and intimate relations with their spouse during the daylight hours of the blessed month. It is a time for Muslims to contemplate on their belief and increase their faith by actively increasing in worship, prayer and receiting the Qur’an. It is an opportunity for spiritual as well as physical purification.

Do Muslims not eat and drink for a whole month?

No. Muslims are ordered to abstain from food, drink and sensual pleasures from the break of dawn until sunset throughout the whole month. That means, that after sunset until the break of dawn of the following day, Muslims may eat and drink as they please. Many Muslims take this opportunity to invite friends and family over to share in the spirit of Ramadan

What do Muslims do during Ramadan?

Muslims usually wake before dawn to take a small meal called “suhoor”. They abstain from eating, drinking and sensual pleasures during the daylight hours of the blessed month. Muslims exert more effort in worship, praying, contemplating, helping others, giving charity, reciting the Quran (the holy book of the Muslims); many Muslims endeavour to complete the Qur’an’s recitation at least once during the month. At sunset, Muslims break their fast, usually with a big meal with family and friends. Many Muslims also attend the mosque at night, to engage in special night prayers called “taraweeh”.

Is Ramadan a Prophet of Islam?

No, Ramadan is not a Prophet of Islam. Ramadan is simply the name of the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calender. It happens to be the month that Allah (the One God) revealed the Qur’an, to Muhammad (the final Prophet of Allah). Islam believes and honours all the Prophets of the past as servants and Messengers of Allah, including Noah (Nooh), Abraham (Ibrahim), Moses (Musa) and Jesus (‘Isa) May Allah send His peace upon them all. Muslims believe that Muhammad is the final Messenger of Allah, that the previous Messengers prophesised about. He preached the same message as those before him: “Worship Allah (the one God) alone, you have no god besides Him”.

Do children, sick and old people need to fast?

Fasting is only obligated on Muslims who have reached puberty, are sane and are healthy. So children who have not reached puberty are exempt, but are encouraged to fast some days, or a portion of a day, to train them for when they are obliged to fast. The temporarily sick who have a sickness that may extend a few days, where fasting may serverly affect them or prolong their recovery are not obliged to fast but must make up the days after Ramadan. The chronically ill and elderly, for example those with diabetes, are not obliged to fast, but should feed a needy or poor person for each day they miss.

How did the fast during Ramadan become obligatory for Muslims?

The revelations from God to the Prophet Muhammad that would eventually be compiled as the Quran began during Ramadan in the year 610, but the fast of Ramadan did not become a religious obligation for Muslims until the year 624. The obligation to fast is explained in the second chapter of the Quran: “O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may become righteous…The month of Ramadhan [is that] in which was revealed the Qur’an, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion. So whoever sights [the new moon of] the month, let him fast it;…” (Chapter 2, verses 183 and 185)

What do Muslims believe they gain from fasting?

One of the main benefits of Ramadan are an increased compassion for those in need of the necessities of life, a sense of self-purification and reflection and a renewed focus on spirituality. Muslims also appreciate the feeling of togetherness shared by family and friends throughout the month. Perhaps the greatest practical benefit is the yearly lesson in self-restraint and discipline that can carry forward to other aspects of a Muslim’s life such as work and education.

Why does Ramadan begin on a different day each year?

Because Ramadan is a lunar month, it begins about eleven days earlier each year. Throughout a Muslim’s lifetime, Ramadan will fall both during winter months, when the days are short, and summer months, when the days are long and the fast is more difficult. In this way, the difficulty of the fast is evenly distributed between Muslims living in the northern and southern hemispheres.

What is Lailat ul-Qadr?

Lailat ul-Qadr (“Night of Power”) marks the anniversary of the night on which the Prophet Muhammad first began receiving revelations from God, through the angel Gabriel. An entire chapter in the Quran deals with this night: “We have indeed revealed this (Message) in the Night of Power: and what will explain to thee what the Night of Power is? The Night of Power is better than a thousand months. Therein come down the angels and the Spirit by God’s permission, on every errand. Peace!…This until the rise of morn.” (Chapter 97) Muslims believe Lailat ul-Qadr is one of the last odd-numbered nights of Ramadan.

Is it difficult to perform the fast in Australia, Canada, USA, and UK?

In many ways, fasting in Australia, Canada, USA, and UK is easier than fasting in some of the African countries where the climate is extremely hot. This year at least, the number of daylight hours will be less than when Ramadan occurs during the summer. In Muslim countries, most people are observing the fast, so there are fewer temptations such as luncheon meetings, daytime celebrations and offers of food from friends. Many Australian Muslims would prefer a daytime work shift during Ramadan so that they may break the fast with their families and attend evening prayers.

How can non-Muslim co-workers and friends help someone who is fasting?

Employers, co-workers and teachers can help by understanding the significance of Ramadan and by showing a willingness to make minor allowances for its physical demands. Special consideration can be given to such things as requests for vacation time, the need for flexible early morning or evening work schedules and lighter homework assignments. It is also very important that Muslim workers and students be given time to attend Eid prayers at the end of Ramadan. Eid is as important to Muslims as Christmas and Yom Kippur are to Christians and Jews. A small token such as a card (there are Eid cards available from Muslim bookstores) or baked goods given to a Muslim co-worker during Eid ul-Fitr would also be greatly appreciated. Hospital workers should be aware that injections and oral medications might break the fast. Patients should be given the opportunity to decide whether or not their condition exempts them from fasting.

Do people normally lose weight during Ramadan?

Some people do lose weight, but others may not. It is recommended that meals eaten during Ramadan be light, but most people can’t resist sampling special sweets and foods associated with Ramadan.

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http://www.ramadan.com.au/ramadan-faq

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EID MUBARAK to all! 

May Allah grant us all mercy.

Jazak’Allah,
iMuslimz & TheNasheedLyrics Team

Allah loves that we call upon Him by His Beautiful Names And worship Him by that which His Names demand: “And Allah has the most excellent and perfect names, so worship and invoke Him by them” [Soorah al-A'raaf (7): 180] The Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wa-sallam) said: “Allah has ninety-nine names, a hundred except one. Whoever memorizes and is mindful of them (ahsaaha) will enter Paradise.” [Saheeh al-Bukharee and Saheeh Muslim] Here, the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wa-sallam) uses the word ‘ahsaaha’ coming from the root-word ‘ihsaa’, which does not only means to recite these names, as is the practice of some, Scholars have explained that ‘ihsaa’ of the names comprises of three levels:
(A) The first is to memorize the Names of Allah.
(B) The second is to understand their meanings and
(C) The third is to call upon Allah by these names and act as they demand.

Asma Allah Recited by Nasheed Artists

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Your Beauty – Hamza Robertson

Brighter than the sun
Fairer than the moon
Your beauty is so dazzling

Bigger than the sea
Higher than the clouds
Your soul is so enlightening

What I’d give to see your face
Beaming with so much grace
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Brighter than the sun
Fairer than the moon
Your beauty is so dazzling
Bigger than the sea
Higher than the clouds
Your soul is so enlightening (x2)

CHORUS:
Ya Mawlay, ya Mawlay Salli ‘ala Taha (x2)
husnu Ahmadal Bashir
Akhjalal badral munir
Oh my Lord, Send your peace and blessings on Taha (one of the prophet’s names)
The beauty of Ahmad the portent
Ashamed the illuminative full moon

Will I be from those
You welcome with a smile
As you call your nation
Come to my side

Or will I see you frown
And then turn away
I did let you down
I forgot this Day

What I’d give to see your face
Beaming with so much grace

Brighter than the sun
Fairer than the moon
Your beauty is so dazzling

Bigger than the sea
Higher than the clouds
Your soul is so enlightening

CHORUS

Bridge:
Ya Habiba Allah
Ya Safiyya Allah
‘Alayka Salatu Allah
Wa Salamu Allah
Oh you the one who Allah loves
Oh you the one who Allah chose
May Allah’s peace and blessing be upon you

Your smile is so bright
It lits up the dark night
Brought mercy and light
To my waiting heart

I know that I’m weak
Of my sins I can’t speak
Your mercy I seek
Though I’m not worthy

What I’d give to see your face
Beaming with so much grace

Brighter than the sun
Fairer than the moon
Your beauty is so dazzling

Bigger than the sea
Higher than the clouds
Your soul is so enlightening

CHORUS

PAKISTAN ZINDABAD

President Pervez Musharraf resigns

ISLAMABAD: President General (retd) Pervez Musharraf has announced to resign from his office, saying that no charge-sheet can stand against him as he is sure that not a single charge against him can be proved.

Addressing the nation here Monday, he said said that when he taken over the economy was at the verge of collapse.

He said during his government the country has faced so many challenges and crisis in last nine years and overcame all crises successfully.
He said declaring the present economic crisis result of the past eight years’ policies is misconception and a betrayal with the government.

The president said his government added 14000 megawatt to the national grid.

President Musharraf said that the economy was flourishing in Dec. 2007 and the GDP was increasing by 60 percent per annum, while the revenue collection was reached to one trillion rupees.

Earlier, presidential spokesman Rashid Qureshi has said that President Pervez Musharraf will address the nation at 1:00 pm today.

According to the sources the president would brief the nation about the policies of his government. He is likely to announce his resignation in the address to the nation.

The President has been advised to quit his office and not use the President’s powers under Article 58-2 B, the sources added.

Moreover, security high alert has been declared in and around Benazir International Airport in Islamabad.

Muslim League (Q) sources have indicated the possibility of use of the Article 58-2 B of the constitution by the president before his quitting the office. However, another source of the party has said that the president would not use his powers under Article 58-2 B to dissolve the assemblies.

The staff of the official television and radio has been called at the President’s camp office in Rawalpindi for his address to the nation.

President Pervez Musharraf has met with the members of his personal staff.

According to the sources, the president and the government have reached to an understanding over some issues.

Rawalpindi lawyers have meanwhile, announced to cordon off the President House and the Islamabad airport and the lawyers rallies have left for the President House and the airport from the Rawalpindi District Bar.

Meanwhile, Presidential aide Tariq Aziz has left for London. According to a report his baggage was earlier dispatched to his family in London.

Source

http://www.aryoneworld.net/

The month of Sha’ban is the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. The fifteenth night of this month is known as Laylatul Bara’ah or Laylatun Nisfe min Sha’ban in the Arab world. In India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Afghanistan, etc., it is known as Shab-e-barat.

What are Blessings of Shab-e-Bara’at?

All the information presented under this question is taken from:
Book Name: Blessings of Shab-e-Bara’at
Written By: Shaikh-e-Tareeqat, Ameer-e-AhleSunnat, founder of Dawat-e-Islami, Hazrat`e Moulana Abu Bilal Muhammad, Ilyas Attar Qadiri Razavi Ziya`ee

Regarding Shab-e-Bara’at

Regarding Sha`baan-ul-Mu`azzam, The Holy Prophet has said, `Sha`baan is my month and Ramadhaan is Allah month.`(Al Jamia-us-Sagheer, Hadith No. 4779)

Names of the people who are going to die:

Sayyidatuna Aisha Siddiqa says: “The Holy Prophet would fast during all of Sha`baan-ul-Mu`azzam.“ She says, “I said, `Oh Messenger of Allah ! Do you prefer fasting in Sha`baan-ul-Mu`azzam as compared to other months?` The Holy Prophet replied, `Allah writes the names of all the people who will die in that year and I wish that at the time of me leaving this world, I be in the state of fasting.“`
(Musnad-e-Abu Ya`laa, V4, P277, Hadith No. 4890)

Delicate Decision:

My Dear Islamic Brothers! The fifteenth of Sha`baan-ul-Mu`azzam is indeed very delicate! Who knows what will be written in our fortune. Ah! Sometimes a person is negligent and who knows what is written for him. It is stated in Ghunya-tut-Talibeen, `The shroud of many people is washed and ready but the people who are going to wear that shroud are wandering around in the markets, there are many people whose graves have been dug and are ready but they are lost in happiness, some people be laughing even though the time of their destruction is close, many people are busy building houses but they die before the construction is complete.`
(Ghunya-tut-Talibeen, V1, P251)

Generosity upon the Sinners:

My Dear Islamic Brothers! Shab-e-Bara`at is a very important night because who knows what will be written in their destiny. Therefore this night should not be spent in negligence. Mercy falls in abundance on this night. In this blessed night, Allah forgives more people from the nation of The Holy Prophet than the amount of hair on the goats of `Bani Kalb`. It is narrated in books that the tribe of `Bani Kalb` had more goats than any other tribe in Arabia. However, there are still some unfortunate people who will not get forgiven on Shab-e-Bara`at meaning the night of freedom. Hujja-tul-Islam Hazrat`e Sayyiduna Imam Muhammad Ghazali says, (1) An alcoholic, (2) an adulterer, (3) the one who disobeys his parents, (4) the one who breaks relations, (5) the one who creates trouble and (6) the one who tells tales will not be forgiven on this night. In one narration, the person who creates trouble has been replaced with the one who makes pictures. (Mukashifa-tul-Quloob, P304, Dar-ul-Kutbul Ilmia Beirut) Similarly, a wizard, a magician, the person who keeps his shalwaar or tehband below his ankles due to pride, the one who creates trouble between two Muslims and the one who has malice in his heart for another Muslim will not be forgiven on this night. Allah forbid, if any Muslims are committing any of these or any other sins, they should repent sincerely and fulfil any persons rights before Shab-e-Bara`at.

The fast of the fifteenth of Sha`baan:

Hazrat`e Sayyiduna Ali narrates that The Holy Prophet said, `When the night of the fifteenth arrives, stay standing (in worship) and fast during the day because from sunset, Allah looks down at the earth from the sky and says: `Is there anyone that seeks my forgiveness so that I may forgive him! Is there anyone that seeks my sustenance so that I may provide it to him! Is there anyone with problems so that I may remove them! Is there anyone like this! Is there anyone like this! And He says this until sunrise.`
(Sunan ibn-e-majah, V2, P160, Hadith No. 1388)

Important Note:

The record of deeds is changed on Shab-e-Bara`at therefore if possible, try and fast on the fourteenth of Sha`baan-ul-Mu`azzam so that the last day of your record of deeds has a fast written on it. Stay in the Masjid after Salaa-tul-Asr on the fourteenth of Sha`baan with the intention of Nafli (voluntary) I`tikaaf so that the last moments of your record of deeds has I`tikaaf written in it and the beginning of Shab-e-Bara`at will begin in the merciful atmosphere of the Masjid.

Safeguard from magic for the whole year:

On the fifteenth night of Sha`baan, get seven leaves from a berry tree, boil them in water and perform ghusl with that water (adding plain water if needed). In`shaa-Allah you will be saved from magic all year round.
(Islami zindagi, P113, Maktaba Islami, Markaz-ul-Auliya Lahore)

Six Nafl after Maghrib:

To read six nafl after the fardh and sunnats etc. is one of the practices of the pious After reading the fardh and sunnats etc, read six rak`ats of nafl in sets of two. Before reading the first two rak`ats, say: `Oh Allah ! With the blessing of these two rak`ats, grant me a good long life.` Before the second two rak`ats, say: `Oh Allah ! With the blessing of these two rak`ats, save me from any problems.` Before the third two rak`ats, say: `Oh Allah ! With the blessing of these two rak`ats, do not make me needy of anyone apart from yourself.` After every two rak`ats, recite Sura` Ikhlaas twenty one times or Sura` Yaseen once but if possible try and recite them both. It is also possible that one Islamic brother recites Sura` Yaseen while the rest listen. Keep in mind that the other brother(s) do not read along. In`shaa-Allah you will have piles of good deeds just as the night begins. After each Sura` Yaseen, recite the Dua of Sha`baan.

Madani requests of Sag-e-Madina:

Alhamdu-Lillah ! It is my habit to read six nafl and to do tilawat every year. This form of worship after Maghrib is voluntary. It is not fardh or Wajib and there is no restriction in Sharia` about nawafil and tilawat after Maghrib therefore if possible, each Islamic brother should organise this in their local Masjid and gain good deeds in abundance. Islamic sisters should read these nawafil at home. To gain the happiness of Allah and His Messenger , participate in your local Dawat-e-Islami Ijtima on a weekly basis, travel in the Madani Qafilay and to become a well mannered Muslim, act upon the Madani In`aamaat and fill in the card on a daily basis. For further information and for the Dua of Sha`baan, obtain the booklet `Prophet `s month` from any branch of Maktaba-tul-Madina.

Dua-e-Attar:

Oh Allah ! Whoever distributes at least 15 copies of this pamphlet or hangs it in an appropriate place, make him successful in both worlds.

Message From iMuslimz Team

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May Allah forgive our all sins in the Night of Shab-e-Bara’at, AMEEEN!
Aslam-o-alakum,
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Hazir hain tere darbar mein hum
Allah karam, Allah karam

Hazir hain tere darbar mein hum
Allah karam, Allah karam
Allah karam, Allah karam

Deti hai sada yeh chashmay nam
Allah karam, Allah karam

Jin logoon pay hai inam tera
Un logoon mein likh day naam mera
Mehshar mein mera rehjaye bharam
Allah karam, Allah karam
Allah karam, Allah karam

Har saal talab farma hum ko
Har sal woh shehar dikha humko
Her saal karein hum tawaaf-e-haram
Allah karam, Allah karam
Allah karam, Allah karam

Meri aanay wali sub naslein
Teray ghar aayein tera dar dekhein
Asbab hoon unko aisay baham
Allah karam, Allah karam
Allah karam, Allah karam

Hazir hain tere darbar mein hum
Allah karam, Allah karam

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Karam Karam Mola – Muhammad Milad Raza Qadri

Karam Karam Mola (Hamd)

Karam karam karam karam karam karam mola
Kar karam karam mola
Tu bad shah mein haan gadda rakeen sharam mola
Kar karam karam mola
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Subhan wee tu rehman wee tu sultanan da sultan wee tu
Dunya noon banwan wala tu is dunya da nigihbaan wee tu
Tu eyn ila tu kibriya tera karam mola
Kar karam karam mola

Aey raheem kareem aleem rabba taufeeq ibadat dey dey tu
Mehshar wich sadqa sonay da soghaat shafa’at dey dey tu
Mein jundiyan takda rawan tera haram mola
Kar karam karam mola

Mein chuk kay paar gunawan da meydaan-e-hashar jadon jawan mein
Jey teree nazr-e-karam howay baksheesh dee nemat paawan ga
Howay ata menoon sada tera rehem mola
Kar karam karam mola

Faryaad aey merey dil dee ay ey mola puree farma day
Aaqa dee nisbat day sadkay in’aam da rasta dikla dey
Ashiq rawan sarkar da tera karam mola
Kar karam karam mola

What Is Muslim Fest?
MuslimFest celebrates the best in Muslim arts and entertainment. The event features over 50 local and international artists who showcase their talent in various areas. Concerts featuring popular Muslim artists, comedy shows, a multicultural bazaar, and a kids carnival constitute some of the fun things one can expect at MuslimFest.

In recent years we have also introduced new programs such as a family variety show, a women’s program and a film festival.

Launched in 2004, MuslimFest is a joint initiative of DawaNet, Young Muslims Canada, and Sound Vision. The three organizations brought together a pool of talented professionals, entrepreneurs, leaders, activists, and volunteers to craft a festival that is the first of its kind in Canadian history.

Organizers included experts in various fields such as media relations, marketing, television and radio production, writing, web development, event planning, project management, sales, fine arts, technical arts, drama, academic research, law, medicine, and engineering.

In a post 9/11 world that is filled with violent images, we at MuslimFest believe it is imperative to hold bridge-building events that positively engage young Canadians.

MuslimFest provides youth with opportunities to share their culture with the broader community. We believe in education through the language of art, humour, and meaningful entertainment; something that we feel can break through even the toughest cultural barriers.

Which Artists & Speakers will be coming to this event?
Artists such as Dawud Wharnsby, Idris Phillips, Aerosol Arabic- Mohammed Ali, Khaleel Mohammed, Preacher Moss, Sófia Servando Baig, Tyson Amir and DJ Be Like Mohammed will be coming to this event.

Who else will be coming to MuslimFest?
Well there is a MuslimFest 2008 group on FaceBook which has about 837 confirmed guests right now. Also, in this group you can find pictures from past MuslimFest Events and all the other related information.

What can be expected at MuslimFest?
Art Exhibit, Rising Talents, Food Festival, Fun Village, Film Festival and Workshops. More detail about each of these can be found at MuslimFest 2008 website: www.MuslimFest.com.

What’s the location & time of MuslimFest?
MuslimFest 2008 will be taking place at Missisauga City Centre Square, Missisauga, Ontario, Canada on Saturday, August 9 & Sunday, August 10, 2008.

Where can I buy the tickets from?
Tickets can be purchased from MuslimFest 2008 website: http://www.muslimfest.com/web/Ticketsinfo.aspx

Who can I contact for more Information on MuslimFest 2008?

General Inquiries:
Mail: 2570 Haines Road, Unit 11, Mississauga, ON L4Y 4A3. Phone: 1-877-994-3292
Fax: 905-566-1443
Email: info[at]Muslimfest.com
Media and Public Relations: PR[at]Muslimfest.com
Bazaar: Bazaar[at]Muslimfest.com
Sponsorship: Sponsorship[at]Muslimfest.com
FoodFestival: food[at]Muslimfest.com
Tickets: Tickets[at]Muslimfest.com
Film Festival: film[at]muslimfest.com
Art Exhibit: Exhibit[at]Muslimfest.com
Rising Talent: Talent[at]Muslimfest.com

Conclusion:
iMuslimz hopes to see you all Muslim Brothers & Sister on MuslimFest 2008. Thanks
Please dont forget to leave your comments and suggestions.

Thanks,
iMuslimz & TheNasheedLyrics Team.

Lyrics are taken from: Naat Sarkar (SAW) Ki Parta Hoon Mein Lyrics

Shabaz Qamar Fareedi – Naat Sarkar (SAW) Ki Parta Hoon Mein

Naat Sarkar Ki Parta Hoon Mein
Bas Issi Baat Say Ghar Mein Meri Rahmat Hogi
Ik Tera Naam Waseela Hei Mera
Ranj O Gham Mey Bhi Issi Naam Sey Rahat Hogi.

Ye Suna Hey Kay Bahot Ghor Andheri Hogi
Qabar Ka Khowf Na Rakna Ey Dil
Wahan Sarkar E Madina (Do-allam) Ki Ziarat Hogi
Naat Sarkar Ki Parta Hoon Mein
Bas Issi Baat Say Ghar Mein Meri Rahmat Hogi.

Unko Mukhtar Banaya Hey Merey Mola Ney
Khuld Mein Bas Wahi Ja Sakta Hein
Jisko Hasnain Kay Baba Ki Ijazat Hogi
Naat Sarkar Ki Parta Hoon Mein
Bas Issi Baat Say Ghar Mein Meri Rahmat Hogi.
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Hashr Ka Din Bhi Ajab Deykna Vala Hoga
Zulf Lehra Key Woh Jab Ayengey
Phir Qiyamat Mein Bhi Ik Aur Qiayamat Hogi
Zulf Lehra Kay Woh Jab Ayengey Moray Arbi Sawaariya
Zulf Lehra Kay Woh Jab Ayengey
Phir Qiyamat Mein Bhi Ik Aur Qiayamat Hogi
Ik Tera Naam Waseela Hei Mera Ya Rasoolallah
Ik Tera Naam Waseela Hei Mera
Ranj O Gham Mey Bhi Issi Naam Sey Rahat Hogi.

Mera Daman to Gunaho Sey Bhara Hey Iltaf
Ik Sahara Hey Kay Mein Unka Hoon
Issi Nisbat Sey Sar-e-hashr Shifa-at Hogi.
[- Inshallah -]

Ik Tera Naam Waseela Hei Mera
Ranj O Gham Mey Bhi Issi Naam Sey Rahat Hogi.

Yeh Naam Kio Kaam Bgharnay Nahi Deta
Bhigray Bhi Bana Deta Hai Bas Nam-E-Mohammad
Ik Tera Naam Waseela Hei Mera
Ranj O Gham Mey Bhi Issi Naam Sey Rahat Hogi.