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"Allah to bas ek ko milna tha mil gaya, ab jis ko milenge to Mohammed hi milenge,"

(Continuation) Woh Khud Noor Hai, Noor Ki Bhi Noor Hai Har Soorat Mein Hain Tashrif Aap Ki Qayamat Tak Mustafa Ko Khuda Ne, Diya Hai Jo Jahaan Bhi Woh Jahaan Hai

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The search query you provided appears to be for a (an Islamic poem in praise of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him). The specific phrase "Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba" translates to "Allah knows the status/rank of Mohammad." "Allah to bas ek ko milna tha mil

The central message of the Naat is that while humanity can praise the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to its greatest capacity, his true, ultimate station is known only to Allah (SWT). Core Lyrics (Transliteration)

Khaaliq ne de diya hai unhe ikhtiyar-e-kul Khaaliq ne de diya hai unhe ikhtiyar-e-kul Malik hain do jahan ke wo, rukh hai jidhar rasool Khuda ki raza hai wahi, jo hai mere nabi ki raza This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted

You can find the full, verified lyrics to the beloved naat and qawwali "Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba," along with an exploration of its spiritual significance and themes, in the following sections. Allah Janta Hai Mohammad Ka Martaba: Verified Lyrics

What does the disbeliever know of what Mohammad is? How can that secret be known to one who does not read the Quran?

The lyrics focus on the "Martaba" (rank/status) of the Prophet, suggesting that human language is insufficient to truly describe his greatness. Divine Connection: A recurring line,