These renditions are easily accessible on platforms like JioSaavn, Gaana, and various Sufi music archives online.
Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba Lyrics: A Deep Dive into the Spiritual Meaning
Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba Jahaan Walo Yeh Raiz Jama Hai Kahan Nahi Zuban-e-Rasool Ki, Rab Ka Kalam Hai Ke Nahi
It is a declaration of love ( Ishq-e-Rasool ) that bridges the divine and the mortal. The repetition of "badhay" (increases) suggests that the remembrance of both the Creator and the Messenger leads to spiritual growth and barakah (blessings) in one's life. allah janta hai mohammad ka martaba lyrics
The translation of the lyrics is as follows:
The most famous version of this Naat is sung by various artists, including and Owais Raza Qadri . While slight variations exist in longer poems, the central chorus and opening verses remain consistent. Below are the standard lyrics in Roman Urdu for easy reading.
There are many beautiful renditions of this Naat available online. We recommend listening to the version by or the Azakhel brothers to feel the true spiritual energy of the words. These renditions are easily accessible on platforms like
"Hai martaba aisa ke hadd nahi is ki, Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba." (Such is his status that there is no limit to it – Allah knows the status of Muhammad.)
(Allah knows the status of Muhammad, Where has this bud come from, and of which flower is it a part?)
Woh hai meri shafaat, woh hai mera wasta Woh hai sab se ooncha, wo hai sab se bada The translation of the lyrics is as follows:
Na Tum Sa Koi Sakhi Hai, Na Tum Sa Koi Ameer Tumhi Ne Mera Hamesha Khayal Rakha Hai Bashar Kahoon Bhi To Kaise Kahoon Tujhe Ke Huzoor Tere Ghulam Ne Duniya Ko Paal Rakha Hai Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba
"Allah jaanta hai mohammad ka martaba, hum kya jaanein" (Allah knows the rank of Muhammad, what do we know?)
The poem goes on to describe the Prophet's character, highlighting his compassion, mercy, and kindness. The lyrics portray the Prophet as a beacon of guidance, illuminating the path for humanity.
The original Urdu text of the naat, using the elegant Nastaliq script, is presented here for those who wish to read the verses in their original form:
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