Rabbani
Rabbani, a quasi‑traditional nasheed group was formed in Malaysia by lead
vocalist Mohammed Asri Ibrahim and a 13‑member lineup; Ibrahim had previously
performed with NadaMurni before its dissolution following the 1994 ban of
Al‑Arqam. The group’s self‑titled debut album Rabbani (1997) sold over 90 000
copies, propelled by tracks such as "Assalamualaikum" and "Munajat", and
established Rabbani as a prominent name in Islamic and world music circles.
Subsequent releases followed a steady cadence: Arah (1998), Iqrar 1421 (2000),
Intifada (2000), Qiblat (2002), Epik (2003), Maulana (...
KeamananSaujana, Rabbani, Raihan, Munif Hijjaz, Nowseeheart, Saff One and Brothers
5:18
Marhaban Ya RamadanMina, Rabbani, Mila, Aina Abdul, Halim Ahmad, Inteam, Little Ammar, Abi Hurairoh, Amelia Nawi and UNIC
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NawaituRabbani
Intifada
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Ayah IbuRabbani
Intifada
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Kejora Sinar ZamanRabbani
Mahabbah
5:12
MahabbahRabbani
Mahabbah
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