Allah Allah Akbar Lyrics
From the movie Muhammad bin Tughluq
Allah Allah Akbar Song Lyrics is the track from Muhammad bin Tughluq Tamil Film – 1971, Starring Cho Ramaswamy, R. Neelakantan, A. K. Veerasamy, Peeli Sivam, Manorama, Sukumari, G. Sakunthala, Usha Nandhini. This song was sung by எஸ். எம். விஸ்வநாதன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Music & Lyrics
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Allaah akbar allaah akbar Nee illaatha idamae illai
Neethaanae ulgin ellai
Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah Nee illaatha idamae illai
Neethaanae ulagin ellai
Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah
Nilam velukka neerthaan undu Neer velukka meenthaan undu
Nilam velukka neerthaan undu Neer velukka meenthaan undu
Manam velukka edhuthaan undu Nabiyae un vedham undu
Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah Nee illaatha idamae illai
Neethaanae ulagin ellai Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah
Udalukku onbathu vaasal Manathukku enbathu vaasal
Uyirukku uyiraai kaanum Oru vaasal palli vaasal
Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah Nee illaatha idamae illai
Neethaanae ulagin ellai Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah
Irupporkku ellaam sontham Illaarkku edhuthaan sontham
Irupporkku ellaam sontham Illaarkku edhuthaan sontham
Nallaarkkum pollaarkkumthaan Naayaganae neeyae sontham
Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah Nee illaatha idamae illai
Neethaanae ulagin ellai Allaah allaah laa allaah allaah
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song from the 1971 film 'Muhammad bin Tughluq' is a profound hymn praising Allah, emphasizing His omnipresence and ultimate sovereignty. The lyrics articulate the belief that Allah is everywhere and is the ultimate boundary and creator of the universe. It draws parallels between natural elements like water purifying land and fish purifying water, suggesting that only the Prophet's scriptures can purify the human heart, highlighting the importance of divine guidance for spiritual cleansing.
The song further delves into the human condition, contrasting the physical and mental complexities with the spiritual simplicity found in devotion. It metaphorically describes the body's nine gates and the mind's eighty gates, culminating in the mosque gate as the true path to spiritual life and connection with the divine. The final stanza reflects on worldly possessions, asserting that while the wealthy claim everything, for the poor and for all, good or bad, Allah remains the sole refuge and ultimate belonging, underscoring His universal compassion and justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Allah Allah Akbar?
Allah Allah Akbar is sung by எஸ். எம். விஸ்வநாதன்.
Which movie is Allah Allah Akbar from?
The song Allah Allah Akbar is featured in the movie Muhammad bin Tughluq.
Who wrote the lyrics for Allah Allah Akbar?
The lyrics for Allah Allah Akbar were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Allah Allah Akbar lyrics?
Yes! Allah Allah Akbar lyrics from Muhammad bin Tughluq include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Allah Allah Akbar lyrics?
This devotional song from the 1971 film 'Muhammad bin Tughluq' is a profound hymn praising Allah, emphasizing His omnipresence and ultimate sovereignty. The lyrics articulate the belief that Allah is everywhere and is the ultimate boundary and creator of the universe. It draws parallels between natural elements like water purifying land and fish purifying water, suggesting that only the Prophet's scriptures can purify the human heart, highlighting the importance of divine guidance for spiritual cleansing. The song further delves into the human condition, contrasting the physical and mental complexities with the spiritual simplicity found in devotion. It metaphorically describes the body's nine gates and the mind's eighty gates, culminating in the mosque gate as the true path to spiritual life and connection with the divine. The final stanza reflects on worldly possessions, asserting that while the wealthy claim everything, for the poor and for all, good or bad, Allah remains the sole refuge and ultimate belonging, underscoring His universal compassion and justice.
