Artist	Song
Sami Yusuf	Hasbi Rabbi
from My Ummah (2005)
Yusuf Islam	A Is for Allah
from Footsteps In the Light (2006)
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan	Allah Hoo Allah Hoo
from The Best of Khan (2005)
Zain Bhikha	Labbaik
from Mountains of Makkah (2006)
Dawud Wharnsby	Takbir (Days of Eid)
from A Whisper of Peace (2006)
Seven 8 Six (786)	Nasheed Medley
from 786 (2004)
Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan	Ni Main Jana Jogi de Naal
from Best of Shahenshah-E.-Qawwalan, Pt. 1, Vol. 1 (2007)
Raihan	99 Names
from Ameen (2006)
Sabri Brothers & Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan	Mera Piya Ghar Aaya
from The Best of Sabri Brothers & Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (2006)
Hafiz Sami	Seni Kim Görse
from Gazeller - 78 Devirli Tas Plak Kayitlari (1997)
Mesut Kurtis	Burdah
from Salawat (2004)
Outlandish	Look Into My Eyes
from Closer Than Veins (Deluxe Edition) (2006)
Native Deen	M-U-S-L-I-M
from Not Afraid to Stand Alone (2007)
Muhanmmad Reehan Qadri Kanchwala	Ya Taiba
from Ya Taiba (2008)
Maher Zain & Irfan Makki	Allahi Allah Kiya Karo (feat. Irfan Makki)
from Thank You Allah (2009)
Noor	Salla Allahu 'Ala Muhammad
from All for You (2008)
Shaam	Adhan - Call to Prayer
from Mawlid At Abbey Road (2004)
Nader Khan	Allahu
from Take My Hand (2008)
Yahya Soyyigit	Yesil Kubbe
from Sana Geldim (2006)

Comment:

Its disciples invented modern mathematics and built the Taj Mahal; though its holy book, the Qur'an, differs from both the Bible and the Torah, its followers worship the same Supreme Being as the Christians and the Jews; its believers make up nearly a quarter of the people on planet Earth. And because no one style of song can capture Islam's breadth, we're taking a tour across the globe — not to mention a sweeping range of music — to bring you a taste of this faith's sound, in all its colors. What better place to begin than with the traditional "Adhan - Call to Prayer," rendered daily in mosques across the globe, and cut live at the world-famous Abbey Road studios by Shaam? In a sort of [i]qawwali[/i] supergroup, the Sabri Brothers team up with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on the love devotional "Mera Piya Ghar Aaya," written by 18th-century Punjabi poet Bulleh Shah. But faith isn't to be found only in a mosque, and prayers are sometimes served up to our fellow man, as the multi-ethnic, multi-religious Danish band Outlandish proves in the politically charged hip-hop of "Look Into My Eyes," with its plea for tolerance and understanding. From Yusuf Islam to Nancy Ajram, we bring you many sounds from many places — geographically [i]and[/i] spiritually — as we pay tribute to the world's fastest-growing religion.

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