Nazeel Azami Islamic Song | English And Arabic Islamic Song
About Nazeel Azami
Azami is of Bangladeshi descent, and grew up in London and Manchester. He went to a primary school in London, secondary schools in 3 different countries, and attended University of Manchester studying BSc Physics with Business Management, and PGCE.Azami developed his music talent at a very young age after his mother encouraged him to memorise and recite classical, traditional poetry and songs. He was further influenced by his maternal uncle who was also a singer-songwriter and poet.
Career
In September 2006, Azami released his first album "Dunya," under Awakening Records.The album combined different languages, themes and cultures. Previously he had featured as a backing vocalist on Sami Yusuf's first album Al-Mu'allim. He sings in a number of languages including, English, Bengali, Arabic and Urdu.Azami completed his PGCE in 2010 from the University of Manchester and trained in Secondary Mathematics, since then he has been working on a casual basis as a supply teacher in various schools while focusing on his music career.In November 2006, he performed at the Global Peace and Unity Event in the ExCeL Exhibition Centre London organised by Islam Channel.
He is also a secondary and sixth form teacher of Islamic Sciences and Arabic at London East Academy Boys School.
“Rohamanu rahima" is the most popular music of Nazeel Azami, I give there this song lyrics and mp3. So enjoy it.
Lyrics
Ma-nil Muhyi? (Who is the
Giver of Life?) - Allah
Ma-nil Mu'mith? (Who is the Giver of Death?) - Allah
Ma-nil Hadi? (Who is the Giver of Guidance?) - Allah
Chorus
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Kareem (Oh Generous One) - Allah
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Haleem (Oh Forbearing One) - Allah
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Azeem (Oh Magnificent One) - Allah
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Azeem (Oh Magnificent One) - Allah
So many colours - bowing before You
Sisters and brothers - all grateful to You
The more we learn to read Your Signs -
That are concealed between the lines
The more we're drawn towards the Light
Open my eyes so I can see -
The Light of hope You send to me -
The rain that brings me back to life
(Chorus)
Finding You - is relief
Now we hope - now we believe
Hear me Lord: strengthen me
Guide me through - my journey
The more we learn to read Your Signs -
That are concealed between the lines
The more we're drawn towards the Light
Open my eyes so I can see -
The Light of hope You send to me -
The rain that brings me back to life
(Chorus) ( x4 )
Ma-nil Mu'mith? (Who is the Giver of Death?) - Allah
Ma-nil Hadi? (Who is the Giver of Guidance?) - Allah
Chorus
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Kareem (Oh Generous One) - Allah
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Haleem (Oh Forbearing One) - Allah
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Azeem (Oh Magnificent One) - Allah
Rahmanur-Raheem (Most Gracious, Most Merciful) - Allah
Ya Azeem (Oh Magnificent One) - Allah
So many colours - bowing before You
Sisters and brothers - all grateful to You
The more we learn to read Your Signs -
That are concealed between the lines
The more we're drawn towards the Light
Open my eyes so I can see -
The Light of hope You send to me -
The rain that brings me back to life
(Chorus)
Finding You - is relief
Now we hope - now we believe
Hear me Lord: strengthen me
Guide me through - my journey
The more we learn to read Your Signs -
That are concealed between the lines
The more we're drawn towards the Light
Open my eyes so I can see -
The Light of hope You send to me -
The rain that brings me back to life
(Chorus) ( x4 )