Na Tum Sa Koi Sakhi Hai, Na Tum Sa Koi Ameer Tumhi Ne Mera Hamesha Khayal Rakha Hai Bashar Kahoon Bhi To Kaise Kahoon Tujhe Ke Huzoor Tere Ghulam Ne Duniya Ko Paal Rakha Hai Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba
This is a very famous (poetry in praise of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him) recited by various artists, most notably by Junaid Jamshed (in his later Qawwali style) and Owais Raza Qasmi .
Islamic lyrics may vary slightly by region (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh). This article contains the widely accepted and most popular version. For exact recitation, listen to the original audio by Owais Raza Qadri. allah janta hai mohammad ka martaba lyrics
The lyrics signify a profound belief held by Muslims: that while Allah is the Creator and the Sustainer, the station (Martaba) of Prophet Muhammad is the highest among all creation. The poet asserts that this status is not hidden from Allah, and as believers, we acknowledge and celebrate this elevated rank.
The song was originally released in albums such as Mah-e-Ramzaan (2012) and has seen various iterations. : Abdul Habib Ajmeri . Na Tum Sa Koi Sakhi Hai, Na Tum
رہ کے فاقوں میں غریبوں کو کھلا نے والے ایسے ہوتے ہیں محمد کے گھرانے والے اللہ جانتا ہے محمد کا مرتبہ
Allah Janta Hai Mohammed Ka Martaba , abdul habib ajmeri nawab audio and video shah e alam ahmedabad. Nawab Audio For exact recitation, listen to the original audio
"Allah janta hai mohammad ka martaba Duniya se jada hai mohammad ka martaba Sabr se bhi zyada hai mohammad ka martaba Taqwa se bhi jyada hai mohammad ka martaba"
This beautiful Naat (poetry in praise of the Prophet Muhammad) captures the essence of the relationship between the Creator and His beloved Messenger. For those searching for the profound message behind these words, we have compiled the lyrics, their translation, and the context of this spiritual masterpiece.
Jab Arsh-e-Mualla pe kiya Makaan, Milay Aqs-ay-hai Khuld mein aa gaya. Wahaan Jibraeel ne yeh bataya, Yeh hai Mustafa ka yeh hai unka Makaan. Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba.
: The lyrics emphasize that while human intellect can praise the Prophet, his true greatness remains beyond complete human comprehension—only known to Allah.