Sheikh Sayed Muhammad al-Naqshbandi, a professor of praisers, and the owner of a distinguished school in supplications, one of the most famous and reverent singers in the history of religious chanting. He has a voice that musicians see as one of the strongest and broadest voices in the history of recordings.
The application of Sheikh Sayed Al-Naqshbandi's supplications without the net allows you to listen to the most beautiful supplications of the Naqshbandi through one program that contains all the supplications of the Naqshbandi without the net.
We present to you this rare collection of the supplications of Sheikh Muhammad Sayed Al-Naqshbandi and his distinguished songs without the net, hoping that you will like it,
We know many fans of the vocalist, Sayed Naqshbandi, the reciter of the Qur’an and the vocalist of religious songs, so we dedicate this application to you.
Invocations contained in the application:
Glory be to God
I complained
When light appeared on the horizon
Walk in the light of God
my soul lord
And I have nothing but the door of God, the door
Oh Al Taha
I will be absent and Dhu al-Latif will not be absent
God oh God
self complains
God don't torture me
My God, you are the answer, please
Welcome Ramadan
Dear people
Between fear and humiliation
I got tired of longing for God
Take care, wind, in Madinah
brow of existence
Almighty God
Lord give me guidance
Glory be to those who mean faces to his face
O answerer of the questioners
Oh the light of everything
Lord, my sins are great
Lord unite us
O Almighty, who has what he wills
O He who has the command and the measure
Anthem say when
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