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Mawlid Praise Songs 2015

Mawlid Praise Songs 2015

Last updated on: December 21, 2015 at 7:12 pm by Hind Makki

Mawlid Praise Songs 2015 2015-12-21T19:12:47-07:00 Hind Makki

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These early days of the new year also mark the season of Mawlid during which Muslims around the world celebrate the birthday of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Muslims celebrate our Prophet’s birthday by fasting, learning more about his character and life, and often attending communal gatherings where songs and poetry are recited in his honor.

Every year, I compile a list of praise songs and share with my readers. I try not to share the same poem twice (unless it’s a classic), so if your favorite is missing, see if I’ve linked it in 2013 or 2014. Then, add your favorites in the comments below!

Africa

Alfiyasha – Nouri Koufi (Algeria)

Bismillah Bidit bil Nitham – Groupe al Shouq (Morocco)

Hassin Billahi al Thun – Garibullah Group (Sudan)

Imamuna al Mustafa (Sudan)

Mawlid Nabawi al-Sharif (Algeria)

Mawlay Salli Wa Sallim – Group Imam al Ghazali (Morocco)

Qad Ashraq al Kawn – Group Imam al Ghazali (Morocco)

Salli Ya Mowlay – Muhammad Bashir Hashim (Sudan)

Sidi Rasoul Allah – Nouri Koufi (Algeria)

Asia

Al Subhu Bada/Allahu – Qari Waheed Zafar Qasmi (Pakistan)

Burda – Sh. Ahmed Maeno (Japan)

Jashne Aamade Rasool – Owais Raza Qadri (Pakistan)

Madad Ya Rasul Allah (Malaysia)

Mustafa Jaane Rehmat Pe Lakho Salam – Fasihuddin Soharwardi (Pakistan)

Qasida Burda – Maya Khan (Pakistan)

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika – Sabah Junaid

Ya Rasulallah – Munsyid Malaysia

Europe

Assalamu alaika ya Rasul Allah (Albania)

Burda – Mesut Kurtis (Turkey)

Celtic Salawat – Firdaus Ensemble (Spain)

Eid Milad un Nabi – Sarah Yaseen (UK)

Madha Morisco – Firdaus Ensemble (Spain)

Mladak – Hor Gazel (Bosnia)

Prophet Mustafa – Ahmad Ikhlas (UK)

Talael Badru Alayna (Bosnia/Turkey)

The White Moon Rose Over Us – Yusuf Islam (UK)

Ya Resulullah – Hor Rejjan (Bosnia)

Middle East

Burda Al-Busairy (Kuwait)

Hamma Qalbi Bil Mukhtar (Yemen)

Qasida al Burda (Yemen)

Mawlid – Ahbab al Mustapha (Yemen)

Salawat – Hamza Shakkur (Syria)

Ya Taiba – Sh. Mishary al Afasy (Kuwait)

Zayinoo al Haram – Ahbab al Mustafa (Syria)

North America

By the Light of the Prophet Medley – Mouaz al-Nass (USA)

Mawlid with Az Zahra Ensemble (USA)

The Muhammadan Ode – Nader Khan (Canada)

The Prophet – Dawud Wharnsby (Canada)

Salamun ala Qabrun Yuzar min Bu’di – Amjad Tarsin (USA)

Ya Imam al Rusli – Burda Ensemble (Canada)

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