[skamed]

Here is a Ramadan treat for everyone:

YouTube - Qaseeda Burda
Don't know about the translation though

Edit: forgot to warn you there are women singing in this

[skamed]

You know, you can post replies to this thread commenting on what I've posted. Just a suggestion.

[skamed]

Here is my next video pick:
YouTube - Allah Allah - Naqshbandi Haqqani
Does anyone know the translation of what hes saying?

Please note: that I neither endorse nor denounce the sufi tariqa depicted in this video.

[Songbird]

Dodgy in all respects.

Firstly with those women singing, but even worse, what's this "He is Muhammed, the Lord of both the worlds"???

A'oothoobillah.

[skamed]

Originally Posted by Songbird

what's this "He is Muhammed, the Lord of both the worlds"???

I think thats just the translation but God knows best.

[Songbird]

That's one gross error then.

[Jamroll]

Maybe they mean "Lord" as in "chief" sorta thing.

[Songbird]

I doubt it. If you look at the first video, the guy is definitely saying that, PLUS they have the written commentary.

It's just a shoddy video in all aspects.

I'm not going to touch upon the whole female singers thing as it'd be very hypocritical of me, but I'm not about to endorse females singing Nasheeds. It's just wrong on so many levels.

[Jamroll]

Originally Posted by Songbird

I doubt it. If you look at the first video, the guy is definitely saying that, PLUS they have the written commentary.

It's just a shoddy video in all aspects.

I'm not going to touch upon the whole female singers thing as it'd be very hypocritical of me, but I'm not about to endorse females singing Nasheeds. It's just wrong on so many levels.

There's certain groups who believe that Muhammad (saw) was not just a man, but also made of nur, the light that angels are made from, and that Allah would not have brought the world into existence had it not been for the creation of Muhammad (saw), and so on.

[skamed]

Its time once again for another skamed video pick...

This time we have the one and only Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan with his rendition of
Ya Nabi Salam Alayka.

YouTube - Ya Nabi Salamu Alaika, Salam by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Enjoy (and dont forget to post)

-sk

[skamed]

Great job skamed keep the video picks coming

[ameen]

Originally Posted by Songbird

I'm not going to touch upon the whole female singers thing as it'd be very hypocritical of me, but I'm not about to endorse females singing Nasheeds. It's just wrong on so many levels.

http://www.islamicaweb.com/forums/re...s-shalash.html

[MasterONaniFiqh]

very cool video picks, skamed my dizzle. nice to see you branching out with the tastes lately.

as i'm sure you've realized, if nasheed toots your whistle, qawali will rock your socks, check out some of this. sabri brothers, my favorites:

YouTube - Saqia Aur Pila (FULL) Sabri Bros


oh and in those translations they're obviously refering to the prophet as a "lord" in the worldly sense. as a lord of a domain or a royal lord over land or people, like a king, a king of the worlds, not by virtue of worldly title, wealth or nepotism, but by virtue of being the pinacle of humanity and an example unto fellow people for all time, and also the pinacle of creation, salalahhualai, since humanity is the crown jewel of nature and he was the beauty that set the standard for such things. alhamdulillah.

a similar linguistic usage could be found in the bible or christian writings where angels or demons are referred to as "gods" or "powers" or "dieties" or "spirits" at times, when clearly the terms simply mean "supernatural beings," and not actual gods. language is figurative, particularly when dealing with religious writings.

[skamed]

This is awesome and probably my favorite video on all of youtube

YouTube - Hadra/Mawlid in Lefke with Shaykh Nazim Al-Haqqni

Standard disclaimer: that I neither endorse nor denounce the sufi tariqa depicted in this video.

[albano]

Everybody mention the error.
Anyways is that Urdu or Persian? It says Persian in there but to me sounds Urdu(eventhough I don't speak lol).