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Coke Studio Season 8 - Tajdar-e-Haram with Atif Aslam #reaction #cokestudio @atifaslam @cokestudio

Rosalie Elliott

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Coke Studio Season 8| Tajdar-e-Haram| Atif...

20 Comments

@CTofLONDON 2 months ago

This is a religious song poetry written in honour and love of prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.

@javeriashahid5104 2 years ago

Prophet Muhammad PBUH❤

@Astro-Markus 2 years ago (edited)

I've been following Pakistani music a while ago. I'm not religious, but I can appreciate the beauty and passion in this music a lot. Really beautiful modern arrangements.

@lilly9972 2 years ago

Sister, I cry every time I listen to this qawali, I’ve tears of joy knowing we have a loving and merciful God and he gifted us Prophet Muhammad RasoolAllah SAW and his progeny ❤

@QabilAGhor 2 years ago

Urdu is such a beautiful language.

@petrichoroN- 2 years ago

Tajdar-e-Haram is one of the most beautiful pieces of praise written for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Coke Studio captured it perfectly with the soulful vocals of Atif Aslam.Glad that you got to listen to it and gave honest reaction,visual and verbal.

@YouKayTen 2 years ago (edited)

You had me at "Khush Amadeed" 😻😻😻

Edit: For context, Madina is the second holiest site in Islam, the first being Makkah (Mecca) and the third being Al-Aqsa mosque (Jerusalem, Palestine).
Madina is also the resting place of Prophet Muhammad [PBUH].
Madina is where Prophet and companions migrated (Hijrat) to escape persecution and start of Islamic calendar (Hijri).

@SamTradesX 2 years ago

Rosalie I must say you are gifted. Not many people could feel a song / lyrics the way you did in this video. More power to you ☺

@Ali_003 2 years ago

The way you resonated with the song on a deeper level tells me you are a very spiritual person.

@TheAlskdfj 2 years ago

This song doesn't have to be taken literally. It's spiritual.

@uttarkishwan6814 2 years ago

Music bond us.. INDIA and PAKISTAN 🙏

@dlbwoodbury 2 years ago

Love this! If you are interested the greatest master of this music that we have in recordings was Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: you must listen to his celestial voice!!

@Jays1flute 2 years ago

My father used to play this Sufi recitation( song) early in the morning almost every day ...and now AFTER 35 YEARS whenever I listen this kalaam (Qawwali/recitation) I find myself as if I am in that era. It is mesmerizing

@TheBluesman511 2 years ago

I am blues - rock guitarist and i am mesmerised by Atif Aslam and Arjit Singh music. I more and more listen to eastern, Indian and Greek music and all other that sounds that way. I just love that kind of music.

@Amon0510 2 years ago

You are a very sensitive person who feels the music and the rhythm of the music, how it gets right into the heart and into the soul😊 This is the real music that Coke Studio will create

@Star-kj1zb 2 years ago

It’s a beautiful song and I am captivated by it. His voice is so warm and rich and the sentiment and the instrumental sounds add a meditative spiritual vibe - thanks for bringing this to your audience ❤

@faheemzafar2550 2 years ago

It's difficult to control the tears, it's powerful, just too powerful. I recall myself when I was living in the city of "Yanbu" driving my car, listening to this song, and approaching to Masjad-e-Nabwi (Madina city). Sometimes, while listening to the sentence "Ao Madine Chalen, Isi machine chalen" I used to take my car and go to Madina in Friday Jumma prayer.
Later on, I stopped listening as it is not only a song but a recall to myself that who I am, and it becomes difficult to control my emotions.

@bartonbagnes4605 2 years ago

Beautiful message. Though I am not of their religion, there are some ideas that most religions share, yet they may not agree how to achieve them. Excellent instrumentation.