Salatullah salamullah ala Ya Sin Habibillah
Divine salutation and benediction upon Taw Ha - the Messenger of God
Divine salutation and benediction upon Ya Siin - the Beloved of God
Tawassulna bi-bismillah
Wa bi’l Hādi Rasūlillah
Wa kulli mujāhidin lillah
Bi-Ahl il-Badri ya Allah
We seek a way with the Holy Divine Name
And with the guide, Rasul Allah
And all who strive in the way of Allah
The people of Badr O Allah
Ilāhi sallim-il ummah
Min al-āfāti wa’n-niqma
Wa min hammin wa min ghamma
Bi-Ahl il-Badri ya Allah
Oh my Lord! Keep your people free
From hardship and adversity
From fear and sorrow and anxiety
Through your love of the people of Badr ya Allah
Wa kam min rahmatin hasulat
Wa kam min zillatin fasulat
Wa kam min ni`matin wasulat
Bi-Ahl il-Badri ya Allah
And oh! What mercy we have acquired.
How many misfortunes we’re made to avoid
How great the blessings that have entered our lives
Through your love of the people of Badr O Allah
Wa salli `alā nabiyyil barri
Wa salli `alā nabiyyil barri
Bi-lā `addin wa la hasrin
Wa āli sādatin ghurrin
Bi-Ahlil Bayti ya Allah
Upon the immaculate Prophet blessings send
Beyond all count, beyond all end
On the blessed ones who from him descend
Through your love of the people of the Holy House, O Allah
Ya Allahu, Ya Muhammad
Ya Aba Bakri ya Siddique
Ya Umar Usman Ya Ali
Fatima binti Rasooli
O God, O Muhammad
O Companions of the Prophet
O Fatima, the beloved daughter of the Messenger!
(Have mercy on us)
Salatullah salamullah ala Ta Ha Rasulillah
Salatullah salamullah ala Ya Sin Habibillah
Divine salutation and benediction upon Taw Ha - the Messenger of God
Divine salutation and benediction upon Ya Siin - the Beloved of God
~ Lyrics and English translation credit
Burdah Ensemble has done a wonderful job in rendering the above in their album Pearls and Coral. Here is the track via Youtube.
* Historical Context: The Battle of Badr, occurring on Tuesday, 13 March 624 CE (17 Ramadan, 2 AH in the Islamic calendar) is one of the greatest and decisive struggle for truth and justice against oppression and injustice. This above song celebrate the people of Badr, may God's peace and blessings saturate their soul. Read more about it.
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