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    The document is a poem praising Prophet Muhammad. It repeats phrases glorifying his beauty and light. It describes him as the light from which the sun and stars receive their light, and says that without his appearance, there would be no guidance. The poem ends by calling him the best of creation and servant of God.

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    The document is a poem praising Prophet Muhammad. It repeats phrases glorifying his beauty and light. It describes him as the light from which the sun and stars receive their light, and says that without his appearance, there would be no guidance. The poem ends by calling him the best of creation and servant of God.

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    The document is a poem praising Prophet Muhammad. It repeats phrases glorifying his beauty and light. It describes him as the light from which the sun and stars receive their light, and says that without his appearance, there would be no guidance. The poem ends by calling him the best of creation and servant of God.

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    The document is a poem praising Prophet Muhammad. It repeats phrases glorifying his beauty and light. It describes him as the light from which the sun and stars receive their light, and says that without his appearance, there would be no guidance. The poem ends by calling him the best of creation and servant of God.

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    QOMARUN

    Qomarun qomarun..
    Qomarun Sidnan-Nabî Qomarun..
    Wa jamîl wa jamîl..
    Wa jamîl Sidnan-Nabî wa jamîl..

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    Wa kafful Mushthofâ kal wardi nâdî..


    Allah.. Allah..
    Wa ‘ithruhâ yabqô idzâ massat ayâdî..
    Allah.. Allah..

    Wa kafful Mushthofâ kal wardi nâdî..


    Allah.. Allah..
    Wa ‘ithruhâ yabqô idzâ massat ayâdî..
    Allah.. Allah..

    Wa ‘amma nawâluhâ kullal ‘ibâdî.. 3x


    Habîbullâhi yâ khoirol barôyâ..

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    Wa lâ dhillul-lahu bal kâna nûrô.. Allah..


    Allah..
    Tanâlasy-syamsa minhu wal budûro..
    Allah.. Allah..

    Wa lâ dhillul-lahu bal kâna nûrô.. Allah..


    Allah..
    Tanâlasy-syamsa minhu wal budûro..
    Allah.. Allah..

    Walam yakunil hudâ laulâ dhuhûroh.. 3x


    Wa kullal kawni anâru binûri Thôha..

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