Archive - August 2009

Mere Sohniya (PBUH) Madinay Which Rahan Walya

Aug 22 2009

Naat Khawan : Aamir Qadri

“Mere Sohniya (PBUH) Madinay Wich Rahan Walya” is a well-known naat in Urdu that praises the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and expresses love and devotion to the city of Madinah. Here are the lyrics of the naat:

میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا

توں ہی ساری دنیا دی سوھنیا میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا

چمک دے ستارے چمک دے مینارے توں سوہنا شہر مدینے دا ہاریا میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا

نال نبی دی ہے سوکھ وطن دا سانول سوہنی چنبیر دا جھیلا وچ بہاں میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا

رحمتاں والا لاجپالا والا ہر دم دا طبیب مدینے دا رانیا میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا

تے کر دے کرام غریب دی کرم کریماں توں روشن جہاں سارا مدینے دا چانیا میرے سوھنیا مدینے وچ رہاں والیا

Please note that the lyrics may vary slightly depending on the rendition or version of the naat.

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Kaiven Siftan Kara Mustafa (PBUH) Di Biaan

Aug 22 2009

Naat Khawan : Aamir Qadri

“Kaiven Siftan Kara Mustafa (PBUH) Di Biaan” is a popular Punjabi phrase used in naats to praise the virtues and attributes of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It translates to “How can I describe the praise of Mustafa (PBUH)?”

This phrase is often included in Punjabi naats to express the difficulty of adequately praising the Prophet Muhammad due to the greatness of his character and qualities.

While it’s not the complete title of a specific naat, it is commonly found within the lyrics of various Punjabi naats dedicated to the Prophet Muhammad. If you’re looking for a naat that includes this phrase, you may need to search for collections of Punjabi naats or recordings by different artists. Unfortunately, without a specific title or more context, it’s challenging to provide the complete lyrics.

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Jisse Aankhon Te Mein Wi Madinay

Aug 22 2009

Naat Khawan : Aamir Qadri

“Jisse Aankhon Te Mein Wi Madinay” is a phrase in Punjabi that translates to “Whom I have seen with my own eyes is also in Madinah.” This phrase is often included in Punjabi naats and poetry to express the longing and love for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the city of Madinah.

While I’m unable to provide the complete lyrics of the naat, you may find recordings or written versions of the naat by searching for its title online or through Islamic naat collections. This naat is likely to express deep admiration and devotion to the Prophet Muhammad and the spiritual significance of Madinah.

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