The poet describes the human heart as "ailing" ( hasta gönül ) and identifies the Prophet as the ultimate source of spiritual medicine ( devâ ).
The final verses often include a plea for intercession on the Day of Judgment, mentioning Hazret-i Zehrâ (Fatima) and the various names of the Prophet like Ahmed, Mahmûd, and Mustafâ . Ey güzellerden güzel rûhum Resul-i Kibriyâ
Every heart finds peace and purity by constantly mentioning your name. Cümle âlem halkı muhtâcdır senin ihsânına All creation is in need of your benevolence and grace.
It is composed in the Rast makam , which is known for its noble, straightforward, and uplifting spiritual character. The rhythmic cycle (usûl) is Devr-i Hindî . Lyrics and Themes
The melody was composed by the renowned Sebilci Hüseyin Efendi (Hafız Hüseyin Okurlar).
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The poet describes the human heart as "ailing" ( hasta gönül ) and identifies the Prophet as the ultimate source of spiritual medicine ( devâ ).
The final verses often include a plea for intercession on the Day of Judgment, mentioning Hazret-i Zehrâ (Fatima) and the various names of the Prophet like Ahmed, Mahmûd, and Mustafâ . Ey güzellerden güzel rûhum Resul-i Kibriyâ
Every heart finds peace and purity by constantly mentioning your name. Cümle âlem halkı muhtâcdır senin ihsânına All creation is in need of your benevolence and grace.
It is composed in the Rast makam , which is known for its noble, straightforward, and uplifting spiritual character. The rhythmic cycle (usûl) is Devr-i Hindî . Lyrics and Themes
The melody was composed by the renowned Sebilci Hüseyin Efendi (Hafız Hüseyin Okurlar).