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New Naat Azam Iqbal Rampuri At Parikhi Balasore Odisah 31.01.2026

#hussaini naat dot com #hussaininaat.com Opening recitation (0:00-1:13): The speaker begins by reciting verses praising the Prophet, emphasizing his unique status. Audience interaction and chants (1:14-2:00): The speaker engages the audience, encouraging them to raise their hands and chant "Ya Rasulullah" (Oh Messenger of Allah), to which the audience responds enthusiastically. Poetic verses on paradise and devotion (2:01-3:15): The speaker continues with verses about the beauty of paradise and the devotion to the Prophet. Recitation on the Prophet's companions (3:16-4:20): The speaker recites verses acknowledging the Prophet's companions, emphasizing their significance. Chants and religious slogans (4:21-5:00): The audience engages in more religious slogans like "Nara-e-Takbir" (proclaiming God's greatness) and "Nara-e-Risalat" (proclaiming prophethood). Verses on loyalty and adversaries (5:01-6:30): The speaker recites verses about loyalty to the Prophet and the insignificance of his adversaries. Emotional appeal and blessings (6:31-7:30): The speaker offers prayers for the audience, wishing them a visit to Medina. Alahazrat verses and historical references (7:31-8:50): The speaker recites verses mentioning Ala Hazrat (Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi), a prominent Islamic scholar, and references historical events. Call for unity and blessings (8:51-11:00): The speaker reiterates themes of unity and encourages the audience to come closer, filling empty seats, and seeking blessings. Further praises for Ala Hazrat and the Prophet's family (11:01-12:50): The speaker continues to praise Ala Hazrat and the lineage of the Prophet. Emphasis on respect and sacrifice (12:51-15:00): The speaker delivers verses about the importance of respecting the Prophet and being willing to sacrifice for his honor. Recitation on Karbala and devotion to Husayn (15:01-16:40): The speaker shifts to verses about the event of Karbala and the devotion to Imam Husayn, encouraging chants of "Ya Husayn." Praise for religious scholars and continued recitation (16:41-19:10): The speaker praises religious scholars and continues the recitation, emphasizing the joy derived from devotion. Fresh verses and blessings from Fayzan-e-Huda (19:11-21:50): The speaker introduces new verses, mentioning Fayzan-e-Huda, and seeks blessings, encouraging the audience to participate actively. Concluding verses and emphasis on unwavering faith (21:51-26:10): The speaker concludes with powerful verses about unwavering faith and the transient nature of life compared to devotion.