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here is my favorite nasheed by Talib al-Habib
http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0Y9LMC7IR2U3E2JRU594XEN6WM
it is about his SHAIKH
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here is my favorite nasheed by Talib al-Habib
http://s38.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0Y9LMC7IR2U3E2JRU594XEN6WM
it is about his SHAIKH
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mashaAllah beautiful voiceJazakallahu Khairan
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yes brother teh he is he currently resides in the midlands, UK
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did you have a chat with him?? 
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Talib al-Habib - Songs of Innocence
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'Songs of Innocence' is a collection of eight original English-language songs from Talib al-Habib, a student of the sacred sciences and Medical Doctor. Its subject matter has been aptly described as, 'love of Allah, love of his Prophet, love of teacher, love of family, and love of mankind.' Adapted from a series of poems composed over ten years, they were set to music in a six month period following Ramadhan 1425, in response to the encouragement of several nasheed artists. Talib drew on his childhood experiences of choral singing in arranging the songs, and utilised the daff for percussion after consultation with recognised scholars of traditional Islam.
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'Songs of Innocence' is a collection of eight original English-language songs from Talib al-Habib, a student of the sacred sciences and Medical Doctor. Its subject matter has been aptly described as, 'love of Allah, love of his Prophet, love of teacher, love of family, and love of mankind.' Adapted from a series of poems composed over ten years, they were set to music in a six month period following Ramadhan 1425, in response to the encouragement of several nasheed artists. Talib drew on his childhood experiences of choral singing in arranging the songs, and utilised the daff for percussion after consultation with recognised scholars of traditional Islam.
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jazakAllahu khayr for sharing the files