Thread by @rayhanburhan

simply because they’re using the musical “maqams” of the Celts, automatically they’re following the Christians? even outside of the Christian realm, poetry and songs are recited this way in the Anglosphere.

Islām isn’t monotonous, people. ʿurf has a role as well in our religion.

https://twitter.com/dgm105/status/1314656165683437571

here’s a madīḥ of our Beloved ﷺ in German.

Mohammeds Berufung, by Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926). via @YouTube

a nashīd sang in the Icelandic way!

‘The Death of Abu Lahab’ - Amazing Icelandic Nasheed! نشيد اسلامي من ايس... via @YouTube

and a madīḥ of the Prophet ﷺ in dikir barat, a musical form native to our Nusantaran realm.

Junjungan Mulia
open.spotify.com/track/0USXUjGf…

check out Travelling Light Singers for more songs from different cultures.

open.spotify.com/artist/4AIbZIg…

Ṣalawāt recited in such a unique way

Chama Blessing via @YouTube

the famous recitation of Mawlid Barzanjī in Cape Town.

Mawlid Barzanji (Compiled) via @YouTube

the Nusantaran way of reciting Mawlid Barzanjī.

Barzanji 3 wilayah Patani, Narathiwat, Songkhla via @YouTube

probably my favourite from Shaykh ʿAbdal Ḥakīm Murād ḥafidhahuLlāh

sh. Abdal Hakim Murad - Ya Rabbana, Ya Mawlana Salli 'ala l-Mustafa via @YouTube

here are some of the song books published by Shaykh ʿAbdal Ḥakīm:
mishkatmedia.com/british-muslim…
mishkatmedia.com/song-books/

and to end this thread, the link to the video posted in the quoted tweet.

Istighfar II – Abdal Hakim Murad via @YouTube