u/Repulsive_Win_6968

Assalamualaikum everyone ,

I am a nasheed artist and I wanted to create something special for my Muslim brothers and sisters in Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei.

I wrote my lyrics in English first, then translated them to Malay using Google Translate. I searched for rhyming words at end of each verse and used Google to learn the pronunciation.

I know it is far from perfect, that is why I am here. I would truly appreciate any native Malay speakers to watch this short clip and help me correct my pronunciation and lyrics .

Your help means everything to me ❤️

A nasheed about one of the most beautiful commandments — to honor your parents as they honored you.

Not the loud kind of lonely. The quiet kind. When everyone else seems fine and you're just... sitting with something you can't name.

I know that feeling. I wrote a song in the middle of it.

I wasn't in a dark place I was just human. Tired, overwhelmed, and missing that feeling of being truly heard. So I stopped trying to make the song sound perfect and just let it be real. It's a simple call. Honest. Quiet in some moments, desperate in others.But somewhere in it، something settles. Like your heart remembers it was never meant to carry this alone.

It's called "Oh Allah" — from my first independent album Return to Allah. I'm not here to preach anything. Just sharing something that helped me sit with that feeling instead of running from it.

If tonight is one of those nights, this is for you

Link in the Bio if you want to listen ❤️

I don't know your faith or if you have one but I think this feeling belongs to all of us.

That moment when it's late, everything gets too heavy, and you just need to pour it out somewhere bigger than yourself. Not looking for answers. Just... to be heard.

That's when I wrote this song.

I wasn't in a dark place, I was just human. Tired, overwhelmed, and missing that feeling of being truly heard. So I stopped trying to make the song sound perfect and just let it be real.

It's a simple call. Honest. Quiet in some moments, desperate in others.But somewhere in it, something settles. Like your heart remembers it was never meant to carry this alone.

It's called "Oh Allah" from my first independent album Return to Allah. Whatever you believe, I think the feeling in it is universal.

If tonight is one of those nights , this is for you

"Link in my profile bio if you want to listen 🤍"

You know that feeling when it's late at night, the world is quiet but your mind isn't, and everything you've been holding together all day finally just... Falls apart?

No one to call. No words to explain it. Just this ache sitting in your chest.That's when I wrote "Oh Allah."

I wasn't in a dark place, I was just human. Tired, overwhelmed, and missing that feeling of being truly heard. So I stopped trying to make the song sound perfect and just let it be real. It's a simple call. Honest. Quiet in some moments, desperate in others.

But somewhere in it, something settles. Like your heart remembers it was never meant to carry this alone.

This is a track from my first independent album Return to Allah. I made it because I needed these songs to exist. Maybe someone else needs them too.

If tonight is one of those nights, it is for you 🤍

I’ve been thinking about where people actually listen to music the most.

We always hear about Spotify and Apple Music but YouTube has a massive audience too and a lot of people seem to listen there without paying.

In your daily life, where do you actually listen to music the most and why?

I’m trying to understand where niche content performs best on different platforms.

For creators making faith-based or reflective music (like vocal nasheed / spiritual word style), which platforms tend to work best for discovery and engagement?

TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit and podcasts each seems to attract different audiences. Curious about real experiences.