who is ure best nasheed singer?

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Sami Yusuf, Nazeel Azami, Aashiq-al-Rasul, Noor, Native Deen and many more...
just like many people here, i can't choose who is the best... i like them all.
ohh and i forgot ''I'' m a fan of my own voice:D . if u know what i mean. lol.

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Has anybody heard of Junaid Jumshade? (Don't know how the second name is spelt)
His nasheeds are great and yeah, no music.......
 
:sl: yeah Junaid Jamshes is great!! love the urdu poetry he uses!


other than him, Dawud Wharnsby, Kamaluddin and Zain Bhika are faves :D :w:
 
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I know this thread is old,exactly 2+ years but I would like to bring it back to life. My best nasheed is the "All Mighty" by Ahmed Bukhatir.
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I listen to a random assortment of anasheed but two artists that I think are exceptional are Talib al Habib (for his amazing singing ability, mashaAllah) and Dawud Wharnsby (cuz his lyrics are so deep, again mashaAllah).
 
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Guys even though i'm a big Jihaad nasheed fan and totally rate the stuff by Abu 'Ali as well as the iconic classics of the past decade or so from among "Baroudati", "Sanakhudu" and "Ghurabaa", I have to admit, people put way too much time into anaasheed.

It seems that we may sometimes become so pre-occupied by a nasheed or an artist that we lose track of the purpose behind listening to them in the first place - to gain closeness to Allah and create a determination in pleasing Allah Azza wa Jall. This is why some from among the shuyookh said they fear the effect of anaasheed as too much of it can kill eemaan. One begins to like certain artists a lot become attached and even dissuaded from hearing the words of Allah! The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said: "The difference between the words of Allah and words of creation is the same as the difference between Allah and creation itself" (Musnad Ahmad).

Let us remind ourselves that listening to anaasheed is not ibaadah but reciting the Qur'aan gives atleast 10 good deeds per letter! It is healing of the heart and also a means of guidance. Ignoring or forgetting it is a means of destruction and misguidance. Allah says in Surah Ta-ha:

"And whoever turns away from My remembrance – indeed, he will have a depressed [i.e., difficult] life, and We will gather [i.e., raise] him on the Day of Resurrection blind." He will say, "My Lord, why have you raised me blind while I was [once] seeing?" [Allah] will say, "Thus did Our signs come to you, and you forgot [i.e., disregarded] them; and thus will you this Day be forgotten."
(verses 124-126)

So perhaps a better question is who is your favourite reciter of the Glorious Book as even the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had his favourites: Abdullah ibn Mas'ud, Mu'adh ibn Jabal, Saalim mawlaa Abi hudayfah and Abu Musa al-Ash'ari.

I would say my top 3 reciters are:

1. Tawfeeq as-Saa'igh
2. Abdullah al-Mattrod
3. Yaasir al-Faylakawi

Any suggestions?
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Jazakallahu Khairan for the reminder, bro. You made a great point, but I'd just like to add that while listening to anasheed may not reap reward, it's a good way to divert yourself from music. However, I completely agree that we should maintain our time and utilize it in more beneficial ways.

We've got a whole thread on fave recitors here: http://www.islamicboard.com/islamic-multimedia/8132-vote-your-favourite-recitor.html

Shaykh Abdullah Al Matrood owns! MashaAllah :D
 
Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullah,

Jazakallah Khayr ukhtee for that information. May Allah increase you and your family in good. Ameen.

A word of warning as a reminder to myself as well as all of our brothers and sisters in the deen. Tamim ad-Dari reported that Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said "The religion is advice..." (Saheeh Muslim).

I used to be drugged and diseased on the music scene and Allah knows of my deep affiliation with it for a long period of time. I used to be one of those hip hop zombies whose ipod would be jam packed, even though it had 8gb worth of memory, with songs upon songs and beats upon beats. Then I managed to listen to a great lecture series entitled "the end of music" by Ustaad Kamaal al Makki from USA.

What I came to realise was, music contains nifaaq, lies, abuse, sexual promiscuity as well as dangerous levels of mind manipulation through a carefully controlled media. Alhamdulillah my love is now with the greatest of kalaam, the Qur'aan. I read it in english translation whilst the various Mishaary, Mattrod, Jibreen, Ghamidi, Saa'igh audios play and wallah I regretted neglecting it!

Then my phase caught onto anaasheeds. I started listening and downloading and they were enjoyable and beautiful in meaning, but slowly I began noticing a change...nasheed concerts? overpraising lyrics? instruments like the guitar and a band? Allah protect us. The use of instruments is completely haraam and is the same as music as the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam explained that they are the instruments of Shaytaan. Even the duff which I thought was completely OK has significant differences of opinion regarding its permissibility.

My advice is to make sure that the anaasheed we listen to are:

1. Similar to the likes of what was condoned by Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
It was the incident of the small girls with a drum who spoke of the great martyrs in the deen, May Allah include us in their ranks. It must contain praiseworthy words and be free from all forms of idle speech.

2. Not have any words that contradict the Shari'ah.
Such as in the same incident mentioned previously, one of the girls narrated "...and among us is a Prophet who knows what will happen tomorrow" to which he said "take that out...". Many nasheed artists overpraise the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in a way only befitting of Allah and this is a calamity from amongst the Jews and Christians. (Look at the shirk involved in the "Qaseeda Burda" for example!)

3. No use of musical instruments apart from the duff.
Even though the duff is argued to be the apparatus of the women, some ulama differ, but as for all string, wind and percussion instruments as such are not permissible at all and blameworthy.

4. Contain a balance in timeframe
So that we dedicate enough time to the seeking of beneficial knowledge as well as listening to lectures, Surahs as well as reading. One who forgets the Qur'aan will be raised blind on the Day of Judgement as mentioned in Surah Ta-ha.

5. That we are aware of whom we listen to!
This is important and overlooked often - Who are we listening to and why are they singing? For example, Outlandish is not a nasheed group, it is a music band of three brothers in the deen, May Allah guide them and us both ameen, who use various instruments and are content on making music. Many among those who loved nasheed became involved in stepping over the limits designated by the Qur'aan and Sunnah. Groups often get involved in bid'ahs and statements of kufr as well as sin, the likes of which emanated from heretical thought and deviated sects.

The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said:
"All newly invented matters are misguidance, all misguidance is in the Fire" (Saheeh al-Bukhari)
"Whoever creates a new thing in this affair (Islam) shall have it rejected" (Saheeh al-Bukhari)
"Whoever says that I said something but I did not, let him take his seat in hellfire" (Agreed upon)

May Allah save us from sins, bidahs, shirk and all forms of harm and deprivation of the Pleasure of Allah. May Allah make us all from among those who earn Allah's pleasure: the shuhadaa, siddiqeen, saaliheen. Ameen.

Your brother,

Billal
 
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my favourite nasheed singer is mishari al3aradah.
anyone else likes his anasheed?
 
omg yusuf islam and zain Bhikha are best!!!! nasheed shop has all the islamic singers.
 
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Is Mishary al-Aradah the one who sung "Farshy al-Turaab"?

If so that is probably the most eye opening nasheed i've heard. I like certain anaasheed better than others as they tend to focus on really good topics. Some of my all time favourites are:

Sanakhudu, Ghurabaa, Qom, Aqd al'Azm, Khayr Khalq Allah and Ummi. All due to their messages. They bring you that feeling of wanting to make a change and rectify yourself as well as remembering the important elements of Islam such as honour, unity upon truth, respect towards others and fulfilling the covenant with Allah

May Allah allow us all to be united with those of the Garden Ameen.
 
oh and by the way, Junaid Jamshed also happens to be on of my top-favorite munshid because I happen to understand the language of his Anashid. I'm not sure if anyone has heard about him.
 

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