Kyu chand me khoye ho کیوں چاند میں کھوئے ہو

Kyu chand me khoye ho Uljhe ho sitaro main Aaqa ko merey doondho Quraan ke paaro main Kyu chaand main khoye ho Uljhe ho sitaro main  Jibreel e ameen bolay Sidrah ke makeen bolay Tum sa na haseen dekha Lakho me hazaaro main Aaqa ko merey doondho Quraan ke paaro me  Aey kaash kabutar hee Hum ban ke rahey hotay Us gumbad khazra kay Purnoor minaroo main Aaqa ko merey doondho Quraan ke paaro main  Rizwan teri jannat ko Dekhu jo miley fursat Khoi hai meri nazrain Taiba ke nazaaro main Aaqa ko merey doondho Quraan ke paaro main  Sarkar do aalam ki Ulfat main jo marty hain Allah ke vo banday Zinda hay mazaaro main Kyu chand me khoye ho Uljhe ho sitaaro main Aaqa ko merey doondho Quraan ke paaro main

کیوں چاند میں کھوئے ہو  کیوں چاند میں کھوئے ہو  الجھے ہو ستاروں میں  آقا کو میرے ڈھونڈھو قرآن کے پاروں میں  کیوں چاند میں کھوئے ہو  الجھے ہو ستاروں میں  جبرئیلِ امین بولے  سدرة کے مکین بولے تم سا نہ حسین دیکھا لاکھوں میں ہزاروں میں  آقا کو میرے ڈھونڈھو قرآن کے پاروں میں  اے کاش کبوتر ہی ہم بن کے رہے ہوتے  اس گنبدِ خضرا کے  پُرنور میناروں میں آقا کو میرے ڈھونڈو  قرآن کے پاروں میں  رضوان تیری جنت کو  دیکھوں جو ملے فرصت  کھوئی ہیں میری نظریں  طیبہ کے نظاروں میں  آقا کو میرے ڈھونڈو  قرآن کے پاروں میں   سرکارِ دو عالم کی  اُلفت میں جو مرتے ہیں  اللہ کے وہ بندے  زندہ ہیں مزاروں میں  کیوں چاند میں کھوئے ہو  الجھے ہو ستاروں میں  آقا کو میرے ڈھونڈو  قرآن کے پاروں میں

ہم نے آنکھوں سے دیکھا نہیں ہے مگر Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

 ہم نے آنکھوں سے دیکھا نہیں ہے مگر

جس نے لا کر کلامِ الٰہی دیا

پھول کھلتے ہیں پڑھے کے صلّیٰ اللہ

ایسی خوشبو نبیؐ کے کھلون میں کہاں

ہم نے آنکھوں سے دیکھا نہیں ہے مگر

جس نے لا کر کلامِ الٰہی دیا

ہم نے مانا کہ جنت بہت ہے حسین

یوں تو جنت میں سب ہے مدینہ نہیں

ہم نے آنکھوں سے دیکھا نہیں ہے مگر

جس نے لا کر کلامِ الٰہی دیا

چھوڑنا تیرا طیبہ گوارا نہیں

ایسا منظر زمانے میں دیکھا نہیں

ہم نے آنکھوں سے دیکھا نہیں ہے مگر

جس نے لا کر کلامِ الٰہی دیا

وہ ابو بکر فاروق عثمان علی

وہ نبیوں کے افسر، شہِ انبیاء

ہم نے آنکھوں سے دیکھا نہیں ہے مگر

جس نے لا کر کلامِ الٰہی دیا

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Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

Jis ne la kar kalaam-e-Ilahi diya

Phool khilte hain parhe ke Salli Allah

Aisi khushboo Nabi ke khilon mein kahan

Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

Jis ne la kar kalaam-e-Ilahi diya

Hum ne maana ke jannat bohat hai haseen

Yun to jannat mein sab hai, Madina nahi

Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

Jis ne la kar kalaam-e-Ilahi diya

Chhorna tera Taiba gawara nahi

Aisa manzar zamane mein dekha nahi

Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

Jis ne la kar kalaam-e-Ilahi diya

Woh Abu Bakr, Farooq, Usman, Ali

Woh Nabiyon ke afsar, Shah-e-Ambiya

Hum ne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar

Jis ne la kar kalaam-e-Ilahi diya

🕌 Tawqeer-e-Mustafa 🌟 Naat Lyrics 2025

Piyare Hamare Aaqa, sabse haseen hain chehra Kaunain ki zeenat hain, woh Noori Sifat Wale Muhammad Hamare Bari Shan Wale! Allah Ke Pyare, sab deen ki jaan wale.

Tawqeer-e-Mustafa dil mein basa lo logo, Rahmat ka woh samandar, har simt baha lo logo. Woh arsh ke dulha hain, woh Khuld ki ronaq hain, Hamara yeh imaan, woh hain sab ki shaan wale. Muhammad Hamare Bari Shan Wale!

Jab naam-e-Muhammad lab pe aata hai, Andhere dil ka jhat se mit jaata hai. Unki nazar-e-karam jisko bhi mil jaye, Woh ban jaye qismat ke maidan wale. Piyare Hamare Aaqa, sab ki nigehbaan wale.

Ya Rab! Humein bhi unki Chaukhat pe bula le, Aankhon mein Madine ka woh manzar dikha de. Ho jaye ziyaarat, ho jaye ijaazat, Sarkaar ki mehfil mein ho jannat ki shaan wale. Muhammad Hamare Bari Shan Wale!

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🎶 Instructions for Recitation (Taranum/Wazn)

The verses follow a common classical meter (Mutaqaarib or similar) suitable for a devotional, moderately paced rhythm.

1. Basic Flow and Meter

Each line (Misra) generally has a similar length and rhythm. The emphasis should be placed to create a slightly flowing, melodic movement.

Line (Misra)	Syllable Count (Approx.)	Emphasis/Pause
Piyare Hamare Aaqa, sabse haseen hain chehra	7 + 7	Pause after Aaqa
Kaunain ki zeenat hain, woh Noori Sifat Wale	7 + 7	Pause after zeenat hain
Muhammad Hamare Bari Shan Wale!	9	Strong emphasis on Bari Shan Wale
Allah Ke Pyare, sab deen ki jaan wale.	7 + 7	Pause after Pyare

2. Devotional Style (Lehja)

• Tone: The recitation should be deeply reverent, passionate, and loving (Ishq-e-Rasool).

• Pace: Start at a moderate tempo and slightly slow down for key phrases to allow the devotional meaning to sink in.

• Repetition (Aetikaaf): The recurring line, "Muhammad Hamare Bari Shan Wale!" (or similar refrain), should be recited with the highest emphasis, power, and devotion. It serves as the chorus and high point of the Naat.

• Pauses: Use pauses generously at the comma points ($,$) to draw breath and let the audience absorb the praise.

3. Key Recitation Points

• Tawqeer-e-Mustafa: Recite this phrase (in Band 2) with a tone of deep respect and dignity.

• Arsh ke dulha: Recite this (referring to Mi'raj) with a tone of awe and majesty.

• Ya Rab! Humein bhi unki Chaukhat pe bula le: The final stanza should be recited in a supplicatory and yearning tone (like a heartfelt prayer or dua).

Jab Wafaon Ka Zikr Hota Hai - Naat Lyrics

 Jab Wafaon Ka Zikr Hota Hai is a deeply emotional and beloved Naat that praises the unparalleled loyalty, mercy, and love of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It has been cherished for decades for its touching lyrics and melodious rendition.

Full Lyrics:

Jab wafaon ka zikr hota hai,
Tera zikr pehla huwa karta hai.

Izzat aur waqar ka jab bhi fasana likha gaya,
Tera naam roshan safar karta hai.

Aey Rahmat-e-Alam ke pyare Rasool,
Tere bina har silsila adhoora sa hai.

Aasmaan bhi jhuke Salam ke liye,
Tere maqam ka kya kehna hai.

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Key Themes in the Naat:

1. Unmatched Loyalty:
   The lyrics highlight the Prophet's (peace be upon him) unwavering loyalty to Allah and his compassion for humanity.

2. Honor and Dignity:
   It celebrates the elevated status of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the respect he commands in both worlds.

3. Spiritual Devotion:
   The Naat reflects the deep connection of the believer to the Prophet, showing gratitude and reverence.

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Rendition:

This Naat has been beautifully recited by various artists over the years, each adding their own unique touch. It remains a timeless piece in gatherings and religious events.

Faslo Ko Takalaf Hai Hum Se Agar - Lyrics

 Faslon Ko Takalluf Hai Humse Agar is a poignant Naat that eloquently expresses a devotee's deep yearning and love for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The lyrics, penned by Iqbal Azeem, beautifully capture the spiritual journey and the longing to be in the blessed city of Madinah.

Faslon ko takalluf hai humse agar,

Hum bhi bebas nahin, be-sahara nahin.

Khud unhi ko pukarenge hum door se,

Raaste mein agar paon thak jayenge.

Hum Madinay mein tanha nikal jayenge,

Aur galiyon mein qasdan bhatak jayenge.

Hum wahan ja ke wapas nahin aayenge,

Dhoondte dhoondte log thak jayenge.

Jaise hi sabz gumbad nazar aayega,

Bandagi ka qareena badal jayega.

Sar jhukane ki fursat milegi kise,

Khud hi palkon se sajde tapak jayenge.

Naam-e-Aaqa jahan bhi liya jayega,

Zikr unka jahan bhi kiya jayega.

Noor hi noor seenon mein bhar jayega,

Saari mehfil mein jalwe lapak jayenge.

Ae Madinay ke zaair, Khuda ke liye,

Dastaan-e-safar mujh ko yun mat suna.

Baat barh jayegi, dil tadap jayega,

Mere mohtaat aansu chalak jayenge.

Unki chashm-e-karam ko hai iski khabar,

Kis musafir ko hai kitna shauq-e-safar.

Humko Iqbal jab bhi ijazat mili,

Hum bhi Aaqa ke darbar tak jayenge.

This Naat beautifully encapsulates the emotions of a believer longing to visit Madinah and be in the presence of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The imagery of the green dome and the streets of Madinah evokes a deep spiritual connection, making it a cherished piece among devotees.

For a soulful rendition of this Naat, you can listen to Qari Waheed Zafar Qasmi's performance:

Mera Hussain Bagh e Nabuwat ka phool hai

 Mera Hussain Bagh-e-Nabuwat Ka Phool Hai My Hussain is the flower of the garden of Prophethood.

Mera Hussain Bagh-e-Nabuwat Ka Phool Hai
Haider ki is mein jaan hai, khoon-e-Batool hai

Guzra jahan jahan se nawasa-e-Rasool ka
Ab tak wahan Khuda ke karam ka nazool hai

Aisi azeem zaat hai Maula Hussain ki
Jis ke liye Rasool ke sajdon mein tool hai

Jis ke liye Yazeed ne itne sitam kiye
Woh taaj to Hussain ke qadmon ki dhool hai

Duniya mein aur kaun hai Shabbir ke siwa
Aisa sawar jis ki sawaari Rasool hai

Jo ji mein aaye un ke gharane se maang le
Maalik yeh sab jahan ki Aal-e-Rasool hai

حیدر کی اس میں جان ہے، خونِ بتول ہے 

گُزرا جہاں جہاں سے نواسہ رسول کا 

اب تک وہاں خدا کے کرم کا نزول ہے 

ایسی عظیم ذات ہے مولا حسین کی 

جس کے لیے رسول کے سجدوں میں طول ہے 

جس کے لیے یزید نے اتنے ستم کیے 

وہ تاج تو حسین کے قدموں کی دھول ہے 

دنیا میں اور کون ہے شبیر کے سوا 

ایسا سوار جس کی سواری رسول ہے 

جو جی میں آئے ان کے گھرانے سے مانگ لے 

مالک یہ سب جہان کی آلِ رسول ہے 

These lyrics beautifully encapsulate the reverence and love for Imam Hussain (AS), highlighting his esteemed position in Islamic history and his profound connection to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

For a soulful rendition of this manqabat, you can listen to Hassan Sadiq's performance:

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika (Lyrics)

 "Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika, Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika" is a globally beloved Naat and Salam (Islamic salutation), recited by Muslims to express their love, respect, and devotion to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Known for its universal appeal and profound spiritual resonance, this Naat has been recited in multiple languages and settings, making it a cornerstone of Islamic gatherings.

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Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika (Complete Lyrics in Arabic)

Here are the original Arabic lyrics:

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika,
Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika,
Ya Habib Salaam Alaika,
Salawatu Allah Alaika.

Ashraqat Anwaru Muhammad,
Min Bihalil Wajhil Musaddad.
Wa Lahu Lillahi Hamdun,
Aam Mina Fihi Irtiqa'i.

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika,
Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika,
Ya Habib Salaam Alaika,
Salawatu Allah Alaika.

Marhaba Ya Noor Aini,
Marhaba Jaddi Al-Husaini.
Marhaba Man Hadi Al-Haqqa,
Min Yadan Lillah Nada'i.

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika,
Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika,
Ya Habib Salaam Alaika,
Salawatu Allah Alaika.

 

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English Transliteration

For those unfamiliar with Arabic, here’s the transliteration:

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika,
Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika,
Ya Habib Salaam Alaika,
Salawatu Allah Alaika.

Ashraqat Anwaru Muhammad,
Min Bihalil Wajhil Musaddad.
Wa Lahu Lillahi Hamdun,
Aam Mina Fihi Irtiqa'i.

Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika,
Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika,
Ya Habib Salaam Alaika,
Salawatu Allah Alaika.

Marhaba Ya Noor Aini,
Marhaba Jaddi Al-Husaini.
Marhaba Man Hadi Al-Haqqa,
Min Yadan Lillah Nada'i.

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Translation in English

Here’s the English meaning of the lyrics:

O Prophet, peace be upon you,
O Messenger, peace be upon you,
O Beloved, peace be upon you,
May Allah’s blessings be upon you.

The lights of Muhammad have shone,
From the presence of a guided face.
And for him, all praise is due to Allah,
Rising among the highest ranks.

O Prophet, peace be upon you,
O Messenger, peace be upon you,
O Beloved, peace be upon you,
May Allah’s blessings be upon you.

Welcome, O light of my eyes,
Welcome, O grandfather of Husain.
Welcome, the guide to truth,
A hand extended to the mercy of Allah.

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Significance of the Naat

1. Expression of Love and Respect:
   This Naat is a salutation to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), acknowledging his role as a mercy to the worlds and a guide for humanity.

2. Universal Appeal:
   The repetitive and melodious refrain makes it easy to recite and remember, fostering unity among believers in their devotion.

3. Spiritual Upliftment:
   Its soothing melody and profound message elevate the soul, bringing peace and tranquility to gatherings where it is recited.

4. Blessings Upon the Prophet:
   Sending salutations upon the Prophet (peace be upon him) is a highly rewarded act in Islam, and this Naat encapsulates that practice beautifully.

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Famous Renditions

1. Qari Waheed Zafar Qasmi:
   His rendition is among the most iconic and frequently recited versions.

2. Maher Zain:
   His modern take on this Naat, blended with a soft melody, has brought it to a global audience.

3. Traditional Gatherings:
   It is often sung in Milads, congregations, and personal prayers, with various styles adapting it to local cultures.

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Conclusion

"Ya Nabi Salaam Alaika, Ya Rasul Salaam Alaika" is more than just a Naat—it is a heartfelt declaration of love and devotion to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Its timeless message and melodious rhythm make it a staple in Islamic gatherings and personal worship, uniting Muslims in their reverence for the Prophet.

Have you experienced the beauty of this Naat in a gathering or heard a rendition that moved you? Share your thoughts and favorite version in the comments below