Great song. He sang this song live in Mile End, London in October 1979. He sang it at a slower pace. He did justice to the song. Rafi would never mess about with religious songs. He had high respects for all. That's why he is loved by people of all religions from every corner of the world.
India is a great country !! Here Naushad saab gives us immortal creations like "madhuban men radhika naache re" and "man tarpat hari darshan ko aaj", and SN Tripathi composes wonders like one with great tales of Khalil , Ayyub , Yunus and.......
Where else in the world you ll find such an example !!
I have heard that Rafi saab himself regarded this song as one of the 10 best songs he sung.
My father would cry whenever he would listen to this song, he was a great fan of Rafi sahib and so many others. He would tell us the stories of united India where Hindus and Muslims grew up mostly like brothers and sisters and absolutely had no problems. Eids and holies were celebrated with same zest and spirit, and temples and mosques had equal respects from all walks of lives. Likewise mutual respect was a common phenomena where Fanatics on both sides were in real minority...the Brits undid
Sri Nath Thripati tuned this Akthar Romani's song , so good , even later it is used in Jithendra / Sangeetha Bijlani version of Hathim thai also. Jairaj is the actor in this song .He( Paidy Jairaj ) is from Karim Nagar ( Andhra Pradesh-28-9-1909 / 11-8-2000 ) awarded Dada saheb Phalke award also-Arani.Apparao-Hydrabad-A.P.
Thanks for your sweet comments. Those days we had categorized the male as well as female singers in order of their merit and melodeous voice. They would be first Mohd. Rafi, Talat Mehmood, Hemant Kumar, Kishore Kumar, C H Atma, Manna Dey & Lata, Asha, Shamshad Begum, Geeta Bali (later Dutt), Suraya and Noor Jehan. Yes there was no TV then which came into existence during 1972 only in our State. Those were the days one can never forget. See the songs of 1950s, 1960s are still fresh.
I was born in the late 70s but I only like hindi songs from the 50s and 60s. After the 80s it all went downhill for me. I still have around 200 cassette tapes. sure, cds last longer but playing rafi on a cassette is sheer nostalgia. take care friend.
SIr TV came in 1982 when Asian Games came to Delhi. Before that it was in Delhi. I do not about other metros. We listen songs on Radio or purchased records or later on tape.
@czadoo just one correction. Geeta Bali and Geeta Datt were different.Geeta dutt was Geeta Roy earlier and Geeta bali later became shammi kapoor's wife. Geeta bali unfortunatly died young in 1965 in age of 35.
No one can sing this song for all times to come the way Rafi Saheb has sung this. I remember having failed in my 10th class for I kept on watching Hatim Tai over and over on the previous days of my Math, Science & English papers during 1958-59. This is the song which will never fade out of the mindof people who must have heard this. We salute Rafi Saheb & the Music Director for such a beautiful composition. I also once ayer suggested to our Head Master for singing this song as a morning prayer.
Hello Mr. Kaleem. I wish I could help you. I saw this movie in March,1958 3 days before my Math, Science & English Papers of 10th grade which exam during those days was conduced by University of Jammu & Kashmir. I watched this movie consecutively for three times only because of this song and nothing else. I was, those days, myself a Radio Singer and won many prizes for singing this song. Today I am an old man of 67 years of age but I still have a great passion for singing. God bless you.
Very nice to see such positive comments and that people still appreciate great and real music like this. I suppose those days you had no tv and only rafi and hemant kumar's voices on the radio were entertainment. Must have been great!
Thanks for your comments. Those days we had categorized the singers in order of their melodeous voice. Those were Mohd. Rafi, Talat Mahmood, Hemant Kumar, Kishore Kumar and so on. Out of women folk, it was Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Shamshad Begum, Geeta Bali (later Dutt) Suraya and so on. Yes, of course, Radio Only. TV came into existence in 1972 only in our State. Tape recorders too came to be known in 1960s.
Thank you Moula. I was looking for this song for sometime now. I really would like to see Hatim Tai again but have no idea where I can get a video or dvd of it. Any help?
I have been looking for this song for over 20 years until I found this on You Tube this morning. What a great of You Tube. This song by Rafi Saheb is ever green and will remain so for all times to come. Hats of to the Music Directors, Lyricists, composers and the singers of that era.
S N Tripathi remains an underestimated Music Director. Sankar Jaikishen, C Ramachandra, Naushad Ali those were the days. The actor was I think Jairaj. The voice of inimiatble Rafi. God is Great.
well very very nice song the song tell about the paigambars whihc came int he world and depict the need of allah at all time in this woirld thanks for such nice song zahid
May Allah bless the soul of Rafi Saab with the best in heavens
thecherishedlips2001 8 months ago
YA ALLAH sab Musilmanoo ke aap eee ek bozorg sahara he AMEEN.
yar113 9 months ago
Great song. He sang this song live in Mile End, London in October 1979. He sang it at a slower pace. He did justice to the song. Rafi would never mess about with religious songs. He had high respects for all. That's why he is loved by people of all religions from every corner of the world.
Sholay48 11 months ago
best version of HATIM TAI,i still remember shakila&jairaj.another good song JHOOMTI HAI NAZAR JHOOMTA HAI PYAR by rafi saab&some female voice.
NANDIKHANNA 1 year ago
Vallah,kuro khubsurat andaz.
song lyrics,
Singer,music.
All in all this is classicaly the best
Song ever produced giving examples of
Allah's greatness,kindness,hikmaat,miracles
From rare examples selected from the very holy Book of deen e Islaam.SubhanAllah.
mamboleo46 1 year ago
India is a great country !! Here Naushad saab gives us immortal creations like "madhuban men radhika naache re" and "man tarpat hari darshan ko aaj", and SN Tripathi composes wonders like one with great tales of Khalil , Ayyub , Yunus and.......
Where else in the world you ll find such an example !!
I have heard that Rafi saab himself regarded this song as one of the 10 best songs he sung.
long live india....long live secularism !!
pankajtiwari2 1 year ago
My father would cry whenever he would listen to this song, he was a great fan of Rafi sahib and so many others. He would tell us the stories of united India where Hindus and Muslims grew up mostly like brothers and sisters and absolutely had no problems. Eids and holies were celebrated with same zest and spirit, and temples and mosques had equal respects from all walks of lives. Likewise mutual respect was a common phenomena where Fanatics on both sides were in real minority...the Brits undid
moodyjano 1 year ago
thanks very very much moula53 avry good song and a great prayer
Ameer9061 1 year ago
Sri Nath Thripati tuned this Akthar Romani's song , so good , even later it is used in Jithendra / Sangeetha Bijlani version of Hathim thai also. Jairaj is the actor in this song .He( Paidy Jairaj ) is from Karim Nagar ( Andhra Pradesh-28-9-1909 / 11-8-2000 ) awarded Dada saheb Phalke award also-Arani.Apparao-Hydrabad-A.P.
apparaoarani 1 year ago
Lyrics are by Akhtar Romani.
srinivasanchanniga 1 year ago
Such a beautiful song -- such moving lyrics and Rafi at his best as usual -- I tears up every time I listen to it.
shekarman 1 year ago
Great song by thaks for uploding
SACHINKNP 1 year ago
Give me S.N.Tripathi songs of C grade films than present A grade film songs(don't deserve to be called songs). The KING on THRONE is S.N.TRIPATHI.
sardulgurbax 1 year ago
I wonder who wrote lyrics for this song?
They framed is perfectly talking about so many profets.
Njoiraja 1 year ago
muhammad rafi voice is awesome ! excellent
umair1808 1 year ago
Thanks for your sweet comments. Those days we had categorized the male as well as female singers in order of their merit and melodeous voice. They would be first Mohd. Rafi, Talat Mehmood, Hemant Kumar, Kishore Kumar, C H Atma, Manna Dey & Lata, Asha, Shamshad Begum, Geeta Bali (later Dutt), Suraya and Noor Jehan. Yes there was no TV then which came into existence during 1972 only in our State. Those were the days one can never forget. See the songs of 1950s, 1960s are still fresh.
czadoo 2 years ago
@czadoo
I was born in the late 70s but I only like hindi songs from the 50s and 60s. After the 80s it all went downhill for me. I still have around 200 cassette tapes. sure, cds last longer but playing rafi on a cassette is sheer nostalgia. take care friend.
vaadaenmacchi 2 years ago
SIr TV came in 1982 when Asian Games came to Delhi. Before that it was in Delhi. I do not about other metros. We listen songs on Radio or purchased records or later on tape.
vishnukant 2 years ago
@czadoo just one correction. Geeta Bali and Geeta Datt were different.Geeta dutt was Geeta Roy earlier and Geeta bali later became shammi kapoor's wife. Geeta bali unfortunatly died young in 1965 in age of 35.
pankajtiwari2 1 year ago
No one can sing this song for all times to come the way Rafi Saheb has sung this. I remember having failed in my 10th class for I kept on watching Hatim Tai over and over on the previous days of my Math, Science & English papers during 1958-59. This is the song which will never fade out of the mindof people who must have heard this. We salute Rafi Saheb & the Music Director for such a beautiful composition. I also once ayer suggested to our Head Master for singing this song as a morning prayer.
czadoo 2 years ago 5
Hi this is Kaleem iam wishing to download the whole movie pls reply
988419 2 years ago
Hello Mr. Kaleem. I wish I could help you. I saw this movie in March,1958 3 days before my Math, Science & English Papers of 10th grade which exam during those days was conduced by University of Jammu & Kashmir. I watched this movie consecutively for three times only because of this song and nothing else. I was, those days, myself a Radio Singer and won many prizes for singing this song. Today I am an old man of 67 years of age but I still have a great passion for singing. God bless you.
czadoo 2 years ago
@czadoo
Very nice to see such positive comments and that people still appreciate great and real music like this. I suppose those days you had no tv and only rafi and hemant kumar's voices on the radio were entertainment. Must have been great!
vaadaenmacchi 2 years ago
Thanks for your comments. Those days we had categorized the singers in order of their melodeous voice. Those were Mohd. Rafi, Talat Mahmood, Hemant Kumar, Kishore Kumar and so on. Out of women folk, it was Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Shamshad Begum, Geeta Bali (later Dutt) Suraya and so on. Yes, of course, Radio Only. TV came into existence in 1972 only in our State. Tape recorders too came to be known in 1960s.
czadoo 2 years ago
Who ever has posted this one , thank u very much , my mom sings it every time and she has been teaching us thank u very much ,
draminaifrtk 2 years ago
I've been looking for this song for a very long time - thanks for posting.
Do you have the original film?
Raziya1951 2 years ago
Subhan allah
govindasrk 2 years ago
Cant mes with this track or his voice
yasinayyub 2 years ago
Love this track so much !!!!!!!!!! No one could have sung this like Rafi did.
zeetrance 2 years ago
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kya baat hai iski.
alimalik12345 3 years ago
i like this video ver much
immu64 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this song. i was looking for this for a long time.
paani7 3 years ago
Love rafi---I love how the music follows his
voice----nothing is overdone--- perfect
the voice of Rafi--softer than cool whip
Asmalata 3 years ago 2
Thank you Moula. I was looking for this song for sometime now. I really would like to see Hatim Tai again but have no idea where I can get a video or dvd of it. Any help?
Azizsheru 3 years ago
thanks yaar !
rnaseericici 3 years ago
I have been looking for this song for over 20 years until I found this on You Tube this morning. What a great of You Tube. This song by Rafi Saheb is ever green and will remain so for all times to come. Hats of to the Music Directors, Lyricists, composers and the singers of that era.
czadoo 3 years ago 2
subhan allah!!
Shireenmoekie 3 years ago 2
Great song,very popular in those days. Thanks4posting.
tomandjerry2007 3 years ago 3
Mohammad Rafi on Jairaj in Hatimtai (1956). S N Tripathi's music on Akhtar Romani's lyrics.
chandrashekhargupta 3 years ago 3
sunkar,behad sukoon mila
very very nice song
parvar digar-e-aalam
tera hi hai sahara
salildixit67 3 years ago 3
Wa rafi saab is great, cant mess with da greatest voice
zakazim 4 years ago
S N Tripathi remains an underestimated Music Director. Sankar Jaikishen, C Ramachandra, Naushad Ali those were the days. The actor was I think Jairaj. The voice of inimiatble Rafi. God is Great.
musiccarnatic 4 years ago 2
wat a gr8 song
gr8est ever voice
thanx4upload gr8est gem
asim306 4 years ago 2
well very very nice song the song tell about the paigambars whihc came int he world and depict the need of allah at all time in this woirld thanks for such nice song zahid
zahidjen 4 years ago 2
Great song! Thanks for posting this gem, dost.
sanju13 4 years ago
you are welcome friend sanju13
moula53 4 years ago