Tajdar e Haram Female MP3 Download

Tajdar-e-Haram Ae Shahenshah-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Ho Nigah-e-Karam Humpe Sultan-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Koi Husn-e-Amal Paas Mere Nahi Phas Na Jaaon Qayamat Main Mola Kahin Ae Shafee Ae Umam La'aj Rakhna Tumhi Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Ho Nigah-e-Karam Humpe Sultan-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Door Reh Kar Na Dum Toot Jaaye Kaheen Kash Taiba Main Ay Mere Mah-e-Mubeen Dafan Honay Ko Mil Jaaye Do Gaz Zameen Tumpay Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Ho Nigah-e-Karam Humpe Sultan-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Dono Alam Main Koi Bhi Tumsa Nahi Sab Haseeno Se Bar Kar Tumhi Ho Haseen Kasim-e-Rizq-e-Rabul Ula Ho Tumhi Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Ho Nigah-e-Karam Humpe Sultan-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Teri Yaadon Se Maamur Seena rahe Lab Pe Har Dam Madina-Madina Rahe Bas Mai Deewana Ban Jaun Sultane Dee(n) Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Ho Nigah-e-Karam Humpe Sultan-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Phir Bulalo Madine Me Attar Ko Ye Tarapta Hai Taiba Ke Deedar ko Koi Iske Siwa Aarzu Hi Nahi Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Ho Nigah-e-Karam Humpe Sultan-e-Deen Tumpe Har Dam Karoron Durood O Salam Credit:: Lyrics quoted From Tajdar e Haram Female on www.paroles-musique.com

About Rabi-ul-Awal:

12th Rabi ul Awal 2019 - Eid Milad un Nabi 2019 will tentatively be observed on Sunday, 10th of November 2019. The Islamic calendar, also known as the Hijri Calendar, is based on the moon. It started after the Hijrah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) to Madina. The beginning of each month is contingent on the visibility of the moon at the end of the previous month. Once the moon is sighted, the new month commences. Therefore, each month starts with a new lunar cycle. Hence, the Muslim Calendar gives only a tentative overview of the upcoming Islamic dates as the start of each month is subject to the sighting of the moon. Rabi ul Awal is the 3rd month in the Islamic Calendar. In Arabic, the word “rabbi” means spring while “al awwal” means the first. Hence Rabbi ul Awwal as a whole translates into 'The First Spring'. Since Rabbi al Awwal is a month of the lunar calendar, it can come in any season. Therefore the name, Rabi al Awal depicts symbolic significance as it symbolizes the advent of happiness (spring) after the dismal winter or more specifically sadness, and not the actual season of spring. Rabi ul Awwal is named as such because before the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was born (Milad un Nabi), people were living in a state of ignorance and darkness. They worshiped different deities. They were deviating from the path of Allah (SWT). As the Prophet (PBUH) was born, he brought with him the Message of Truth, the Message of Allah (SWT), His Oneness. This message led the people towards the path of enlightenment, helping them distinguish between right and wrong. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the epitome of perfection. He is the role model chosen for us by Allah (SWT) and we are to follow his Sunnah in order to lead an ideal lifestyle which is not only defined to us by religion but is in fact beneficial for all mankind if we were to follow it. “There has certainly been for you in the Messenger of Allah an excellent pattern for anyone whose hope is in Allah and the Last Day and [who] remembers Allah often.” (Surah Ahzab 33:21) The month of Rabi al Awwal holds special significance in Islam as Muslims believe that the Holy Prophet (PBUH) was also born in this month, although there is no consensus on the actual date. Muslims often celebrate it on the 12th of Rabi ul Awwal, often terming the day as Eid Milad un Nabi. Mawlid or the Birth of the Prophet (PBUH) is celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm by Muslims all over the world. A lot of Muslims hold Milad throughout the month in remembrance of the Prophet (PBUH). If you wish to see the dates of Rabi ul Awwal 2019 or any other upcoming Islamic event, kindly visit the Islamic Calendar available on IslamicFinder. It provides you with the most accurate Islamic dates with all the Islamic events highlighted for your convenience. You can easily look up the dates of any upcoming Islamic holidays. With just a few clicks, you can convert Hijri dates to Gregorian and vice versa. Credit :: Description First Appeared on Islamicfinder.org