Ilahi — Sen Allahin Habibisin

Every person who comes to this world / Eventually turns back to the Creator. 3. Performance & Instrumental Guide

Here are the most common verses with a simplified pronunciation for non-Turkish speakers: Sen Allah’ın habibisin (Sen Al-lah-in ha-bee-bee-sin) Gönüllerin tabibisin (Guh-nuul-le-rin ta-bee-bee-sin) Ilahi Sen AllahIn Habibisin

Dönüp Hakka gider başı (Duh-nuup Hak-ka ghee-der ba-shuh) Every person who comes to this world /

To perform this ilahi authentically, focus on these elements: Start with a slow taksim (instrumental improvisation) on

It is common to start slowly and gradually increase the tempo as the devotion builds, ending in a rhythmic climax.

Start with a slow taksim (instrumental improvisation) on a Ney or Oud.

The title translates to The lyrics emphasize the Prophet’s role as a guide and intercessor, expressing deep longing ( ashq ) and devotion. It is commonly performed at weddings, Mawlid (birth of the Prophet) celebrations, and Sufi gatherings. 2. Lyrics & Pronunciation Guide