Faslon Ko Takalluf - Qari Waheed Zafar Qasmi [Urdu Naat]

A beautiful, beautiful Urdu naat chanted in love for the Holy Prophet salallahu alaihi wasallam (peace be upon him) and with a strong desire to visit the Mosque of the Prophet (sws), his final resting place on earth.

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• Rasul
• Allah
• Islam
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• Emanulislam

[hadayth]

Thanks for upload .......

[EmanulIslam]

@hadayth You're very welcome brother - do remember me in your prayers.

[rajperkillz]

i didn't realise that i got a sleep while listening to this and was still listening while i was asleep

[madilmasood]

So Nice....!!!!!! JAZAK ALLAH

[ruwaidkhan]

awsome just awsome..



[israruae]

MASHALLAH great NAAT and great VOICE....

[syedanoor24]

@amorus1 I never saw this as a debate in the first place. Urdu poetry is usually zahiri, meaning everything meant is not obvious. The truth is, no one looking to commit shirk comes to listen to this naat in the first place. The ahadith that you mentioned are indeed true, but the writer of this poem is known not to be a mushriq. Naats are not necessary, nor are hamds, but they are written as a means to express something. How people take them is upto them, intention is what is necessary.

[amorus1]

@syedanoor24

I agree that you have to love the Prophet (salAllaho alaihe wasallam) by doing what he (saw) has commanded us to do. not only by naats and nasheeds. And anything which can be counted as shirk should be avoided. why must we get into these naats? why not love RasoolAllah (salAllaho alaihe wasallam) by acting upon his teachings?

It is a proven fact that people tend to go over board in their worship. please read the hadeeth and Ayahs i sent.

I think this debate is over?

[syedanoor24]

@amorus1 I had relisted the lyrics, I believe it is you who had misinterpreted them. Point is, no one is listening to this naat to perform shirk, it only brings them closer to the love of Allah, and to live their life according to Islam by loving RasulAllah (SAW) and trying to adapt the ways in which he lived.

[amorus1]

@syedanoor24

That is your interpretation. And thats a very detailed view of words which are not even present. However, i do not think that 98% of the common people would think so much about these little words. Rather understand them as they are said.

[amorus1]

@syedanoor24

Narrated 'Aisha: Allah's Apostle (salAllaho alaihe wasallam) in his fatal illness said, "Allah cursed the Jews and the Christians, for they built the places of worship at the graves of their prophets." And if that had not been the case, then the Prophet's grave would have been made prominent before the people. So (the Prophet ) was afraid, or the people were afraid that his grave might be taken as a place for worship.

(Sahih Bukhari, Book of Funerals, Hadith 472)

[amorus1]

@syedanoor24

Surah Az_Zumar (39), Ayah 3

Surely the religion (i.e. the worship and the obedience) is for Allah only. And those who take Auliya' (protectors, helpers, lords, gods) besides Him (say): "We worship them only that they may bring us near to Allah." Verily Allah will judge between them concerning that wherein they differ. Truly, Allah guides not him who is a liar, and a disbeliever.

[amorus1]

@syedanoor24

The Kuffar of Quresh, always recognized Allah as the One who Made them.

If you asked them who made them, they would say Allah, etc

But they put in icons of pious people , (UZZA, MANNAT, WADD) and made them intercessors.