Aur Mi'raj mein jaa kar, yeh arz kiya, Tujhe yaad kaise karoon Ya Ilahi. Tu Mera Khaliq, Main tera bandaa, Tere ghar mein hai Mera woh martaba. Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba.
Woh jis waqt masjid se guzray Hazoor, Jhuk jaatey thay dar pe kharey peer-o-zoor. Unhi se hai dunya, unhi se hai tu, Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba. allah janta hai mohammad ka martaba lyrics
My Master’s neck is humbly bowed, Bowed towards mercy. I hope for Ahmad’s (the Prophet’s) blessings, O Lord, Grant me his intercession; it has never been refused. Allah knows the status of Mohammad. Aur Mi'raj mein jaa kar, yeh arz kiya,
The phrase "Allah janta hai" (Allah knows) is significant because it humbles the speaker. The singer admits that he cannot describe the Prophet's greatness—only Allah can. The lyrics weave together classical praise of the Prophet’s physical beauty, his mercy (Rehmatul-lil-Alameen), and his intercession (Shifa'at). Below are the complete Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba lyrics in three formats: Roman English (for easy reading), Urdu (for authenticity), and English translation. 1. Roman English Transliteration (Verse by Verse) Chorus / Anthem: Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba, Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba. Koi humse poochay bataein kya? (x2) Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba. Woh jis waqt masjid se guzray Hazoor, Jhuk
(Alternative famous verse often included): Mere Aqa ki gardan hai jhuki, Hai jhuki hui rehmaton ki taraf. Mujhe fazal-e-Ahmad se hai aas yarab, Mila de shifaat unka apna gila nahi. Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba.
Hussain (R.A) jaise baitha hai takht pe, Neelam ho gayi Zehra (R.A) ki chadar. Kyun na ho Ali (R.A) ka yeh karam, Allah janta hai Mohammad ka martaba.
If you are searching for the precise , you have come to the right place. This article provides the full lyrics in Roman Urdu (English transliteration), Urdu script, a simple English translation, and the rich spiritual context behind this global hit. The Origin of the Naat While the exact date of composition is debated, this Naat is most famously associated with the legendary Pakistani Naat Khawan (reciter), Alhaj Muhammad Owais Raza Qadri . Owais Raza Qadri’s emotional and powerful voice catapulted these words into international fame during the 1990s and early 2000s.