Yaa Ilaahi Har Jaga (English Version) | Lyrics
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Yaa ilaahi har jaga teri
Yaa ilaahi har jaga teri ataa ka saath ho
O Allah! - A Call For Help...
This poem is from a category called munajaat - a poem in praise of Allah Almighty seeking His help. Imam Ahmad Raza Al-Qadri (Allah be pleased with him) asks for the help and mercy of Allah Almighty through this poem.Each verse begins with the word "ya ilaahi" which mean "O my Lord." An interesting analysis of this poem is that both lines from each verse oppose each other in one or more ways; generally a problem is presented in the first line and its answer is sought in the second, but the choice of language is very skilful and beautiful. For example, if difficulty is mentioned in the first line, ease is mentioned in the second; if night and darkness are mentioned in the first line, day and light are mentioned in the second; if scary imagery is used in the first line, beautiful imagery appears in the second, and so on.
The poem takes us on a journey from death, through the grave and onto the plains where the reckoning will take place on the Day of Judgement.
Additional verses and commentary can be found in the book 'Naat for a New Generation' on pages 61-63.
The book is available to buy at www.stipublishing.co.uk
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O Allah! - A Call For Help...
This poem is from a category called munajaat - a poem in praise of Allah Almighty seeking His help. Imam Ahmad Raza Al-Qadri (Allah be pleased with him) asks for the help and mercy of Allah Almighty through this poem.Each verse begins with the word "ya ilaahi" which mean "O my Lord." An interesting analysis of this poem is that both lines from each verse oppose each other in one or more ways; generally a problem is presented in the first line and its answer is sought in the second, but the choice of language is very skilful and beautiful. For example, if difficulty is mentioned in the first line, ease is mentioned in the second; if night and darkness are mentioned in the first line, day and light are mentioned in the second; if scary imagery is used in the first line, beautiful imagery appears in the second, and so on.
The poem takes us on a journey from death, through the grave and onto the plains where the reckoning will take place on the Day of Judgement.
Additional verses and commentary can be found in the book 'Naat for a New Generation' on pages 61-63.
The book is available to buy at www.stipublishing.co.uk
Please subscribe and press the bell icon to stay notified for new videos
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