Madine Se Bulawa Aa Raha Hai Full Lyrics In Urdu

Madine Se Bulawa Aa Raha Hai is a heartfelt naat expressing the joy and longing of a believer who feels called to visit Madinah, the city of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Below are the complete lyrics in Urdu, the Roman English transliteration, the English translation, and the background of this beloved naat.

Madine Se Bulawa Aa Raha Hai Lyrics in Urdu

Madine Se Bulawa Aa Raha Hai Lyrics in English (Roman)

Madine se bulawa aa raha hai,
Mera dil mujh se pehle ja raha hai.

Yahaan marzi nahin chalti kisi ki,
Madine wala hi bulwa raha hai.

Kahenge Mustafa qadmon se lag ja,
Dar-e-Zahra se ho kar aa raha hai.

Nazar kya sabz gumbad aa raha hai,
Ke dil ka rang badla ja raha hai.

Mera dil bhi to apne saath le ja,
Madine kyun akela ja raha hai.

Usi ki chashm ka taalib hai Kaaba,
Madina dekh kar jo aa raha hai.

Woh dekho haajiyo Bir-e-Ali se,
Nazar Kaabe ka Kaaba aa raha hai.

Badi umeed le kar Sarwar-e-Deen,
Madine mein yeh mangta aa raha hai.

Yeh chakki Sayyida ki chal rahi hai,
Zamana in ka langar kha raha hai.

English Translation

The call is coming from Madinah; my heart is racing on ahead of me.

Here no one’s own will prevails; it is the Master of Madinah himself who is summoning.

Mustafa (peace be upon him) will say: come, cling to my feet – for he comes having passed by the door of Zahra.

What a sight – the Green Dome comes into view, and the very colour of the heart begins to change.

Take my heart along with you too; why do you journey to Madinah alone?

Even the Kaaba longs for the gaze of the one who returns having beheld Madinah.

Look, O pilgrims, from Bir-e-Ali (the miqat near Madinah) – the Kaaba of the Kaaba comes into view.

Bearing great hope, to the Leader of the Faith, this humble beggar comes into Madinah.

The millstone of the Sayyida (Bibi Fatima) turns on; the whole world eats from her bounty.

About This Naat

Madine Se Bulawa Aa Raha Hai captures the overwhelming emotion of a believer who feels summoned to the city of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Verse by verse it moves through the longing of the heart, the first sight of the Green Dome (Gumbad-e-Khazra), and devotion to the Ahlul Bayt – the door of Bibi Zahra and the bounty of the Sayyida. It is lovingly recited by pilgrims setting out for Madinah and by all who yearn to visit it.