It is very very very nice alhmadulillah that we have give up on listening songs thats why please do not listen. It would be better if we dont listen this nasheed because it is satisfying our desires to listen songs. I don't understand anything but I will try Comment by Syed Omer Farooque

How it becomes muslim version? Would you please send me the lyrics? Comment by Reyasin Is this a nasheed am so confused Comment by MD.

This is not nasheed Comment by Mariyaisfunny If there is no music instruments I'm fine with listening Comment by DaHaji Omg i cant belive this you gave it the name of Nasheed?😭💀 Comment by _deenguardian What are u doing bro !?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Comment by secret ❤️ Nasheeds are not halal if it is mimicking the haram- Comment by not herīro how tf is this halal no way Astaghfirullah you could've simply put some cover no jokes bro Comment by sami._ali_ Tum Hi Ho is a song from the Indian movie Aashiqui 2, sung by Arijit Singh and composed and written by Mithoon. Like kr k khud save ho jae ga Comment by Nusaibah

There shouldn't be a moment of mine without you,Ĭopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Our calls and messages to his phone went unanswered for days.- My love for Almighty ALLAH (subhanahu wa ta'ala) in my Muslim version of 'Tum Hi Ho'' (FOLLOW + SHARE) His publicist couldn’t confirm an appointment for the longest time. When she finally scheduled a meeting, it came with a rider. That is why, when we meet Singh (about an hour before midnight at a decrepit recording studio in suburban Mumbai), we ask: Why hide? He’s one of the most media-shy persons I have seen,” she said of the 27-year-old singer, whose ‘Tum Hi Ho’ ( Aashiqui 2) transformed him into an overnight sensation. “I hate being a celebrity,” says Singh, running his fingers through a tousled mop of curly hair. “I came into music because I loved it, not because I wanted to be famous. My singing career happened by fluke.” Singh wasn’t even aware when ‘Phir Mohabbat’ ( Murder 2), his first Bollywood song, got released in 2011. “I’d sung it in 2009 and had forgotten about it. It was only when a friend of mine told me that I knew it had released. Even after it became a hit, my desire for playback didn’t grow, I was too busy programming music,” he says.

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