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Urdu Hamd Poetry is a type of Urdu Poetry that is written to praise Allah Almighty. Every Urdu Poet wants to write Urdu Hamd Shayari once in his career. However, many Urdu poets are famous for writing Urdu Hamds Poetry. At UrduPoint, you can read the latest and updated collection of Urdu Naat poetry. You will love to read them. You can also bookmark the page of the piece of Urdu Hamd poetry you like or note it down with yourself to recite later.

ہم نے آ کر جہاں میں کیا دیکھا

Sipah Daar Khan Begun - سپہ دار خان بیگن

Humne Aa Kar Jahan Mein Kya Dekha

بارش کے قطرے کے دکھ سے ناواقف ہو

Humaira Rahat - حمیرا راحت

Barish Ke Qatre Ke Dukh Se Nawaqif Ho

حمدباری تعالیٰ

Naeem Naeemi - نعیم نعیمی

Hamd Bari Tala

حمد ِ باری تعالیٰ

Dr Hammad Ahmad Bhatti - ڈاکٹر حماد احمد بھٹی

Hamd Bari Tala

سدرۃ الوصل کے سائے کا طلب گار ہوں میں

Waqar Khan - وقار خان

Sidra Tu Wasal K Saye Ka Talabgar Hoon Main

حمد کا ترانہ

Mohammad Shafi Uddin Nayyar - محمد شفیع الدین نیر

Hamd Ka Tarana

کوئی حسین ہے مختار کار خانۂ عشق

Ahmad Hussain Mael - احمد حسین مائل

Koi Haseen Hai Mukhtar E Karkhana E Ishq

کلام عقیدت

syed Iqbal Rizvi Sharib - سید اقبال رضوی شارب

Kalam E Aqidat

حم

Sardar Zubair Ahmed - سردار زبیر احمد

Hamd

حمد ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

Dr Nighat Nasim - ڈاکٹر نگہت نسیم

Hamd

حمد ۔۔۔۔۔۔

Dr Nighat Nasim - ڈاکٹر نگہت نسیم

Hamd

حمدِ ربِ ذو الجلال ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

Nasreen Syed - نسرین سید

Hamd Rab E Zuljalal

مناجات ۔۔۔ بحضورِ ربِ کائنات

Nasreen Syed - نسرین سید

Manajaat Bahazoor Rab E Kainaat

حمد

Nasreen Syed - نسرین سید

Hamd

بس گیا جب سے یار آنکھوں میں

MEER HASAN - میر حسن

Bas Gaya Jab Se Yaar Aankhon Mein

موت اور زخم کا ایک ہی ذائقہ ہے

Qamar Raza Shahzad - قمر رضا شہزاد

Moot Or Zakham Ka Aik Hi Zaida Hai

حمد و منقبت

syed Iqbal Rizvi Sharib - سید اقبال رضوی شارب

Hamad O Manqbat

تیری رحمت کے ایک اشارے پر

Khalid azaz - خالد اعزاز

Tere Rehmat K Aik Ishare Per

کرم کر دے مولارحم کردے مولا

Haris muneer - حارث منیر

Karam Kar Day Mula Raham Kardey Mula

ظہور کشف و کرامات میں پڑا ہوا ہوں

Anjum Saleemi - انجم سلیمی

Zahur Kashaf O Karamaat Mein Para Howa Hon

دیار دل نہ رہا بزم دوستاں نہ رہی

Shahryar - شہریار

Deyaar Dil Nah Raha Bazm Doastaan Nah Rahi

حمد

Aghaz Barni - آغاز برنی

Hai Intihaye Hussan O Latafat Wo Pak Zat

حرفِ ایمان

Javed Sani - جاوید ثانی

Zameen Bhonchal Mein Rakhe Ye Marzi Hai Khuda Ki

حمد

Tahir Ubaid Taj - طاہر عبید تاج

Ye Arz O Sama Ye Shams O Qamar Karte Hai Sana Subhaanallah

رات بھر حمد کریں جاگنے والی آنکھیں

Mohammad Mahmood Ahmad - محمد محمود احمد

Raat Bhar Hamad Kare Jagne Wali Aankhen

حمدِ باری تعالی

Mumtaz Malik - ممتاز ملک

Kaha Wo Waqt Tha K Qareeb Na Tha

الصمد

Hasnain Sahar - حسنین سحر

Hai Gawahi Meri Ahad Hai Tu

حمد

Farman Ali Arman - فرمان علی ارمان

Zare Zare Se Tera Zikar Bayan Hota Hai

حمد

Jamil Ahmed Jamil - جمیل احمد جمیل

Ibtida Karta Hoon Tere Naam Se Rab E Jaleel

حمد

Kaleem Ehsan Butt - کلیم احسان بٹ

Lakh Lafzon Pe Mujh Ko Qudrat Hai

کوئی تو ہے جو نظام ہستی چلا رہا ہے وہی خدا ہے

Muzaffar Warsi - مظفر وارثی

Koi To Hai Jo Niam E Hasti Chala Raha Hai Wohi Khuda Hai

کس سے کہوں دل کا بیاں تیرے سوا میرے خدا

Jan Kashmiri - جان کاشمیری

Kis Se Kaho Dil Ka Bayaan Tere Siva Mere Khuda

خطاب رب العزت

Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi - صلاح الدین ایوبی

Meri Kainat Ka Husn Hai Meri Sannaton Ka Nikhar Hain

ترے در پہ خالقِ ذوالمنن جو مری جبینِ نیاز ہو

Khushi Muhammad Nazir - خوشی محمد ناظر

Tere Dar Pe Khaliq E Zulmanin Jo Meri Jabeen Naaz Ho

وقت کے دشت تاریک میں

Tabish Kamal - تابش کمال

Waqat Ke Dasht E Tareek Mein

یا الٰہی ہر جگہ تیری عطا کا ساتھ ہو

Imam Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi - امام احمدرضا خان

Ya Elahi Har Jagah Teri Ata Ka Sath Ho

کسی کو خواب کسی کو عذاب دیتا ہے

Saima Mansoor - صائمہ منصور

Kisi Ko Khawab Kisi Ko Azab Deta Hai

کل جہانیاں دے وچ وسیا اک گھر تو وڈا

Naheed Shahid - ناہید شاہد

Kul Jahaniyaan De Wich Wasya Ek Ghat Sab Tu Wada

خیال و خواب سے جو ماورا ہے

Shahid Wasti - شاہد واسطی

Khayal O Khawab Se Jo Mawara Hai

اک مسلسل تیرگی میں روشنی کا سلسلہ

Abrar Nadeem - ابرار ندیم

Ek Musalal Tergi Mein Roshni Ka Silsila

تان دے ربا

Abrar Nadeem - ابرار ندیم

Tan De Raba

مرے ہفت خواں کی صعوبتوں کاغرور تیرا طلسم ہے

Moeen Nizami - معین نظامی

Mere Hafat Khawan Ki Sauubaton Ka Garoor Tera Talism Hai

جرم میرا خدا تلک پہنچا

Anwar Ul Haq Anwar - انوار اللہ انور

Jurm Mera Khuda Talak Puhancha

وجود اول وجود دائم، وجود یکتا وجود ہر سو

Anwar Ul Haq Anwar - انوار اللہ انور

Wajood E Awal Wajood E Daaem Wajood E Yakta Wajood Har Suu

مرے خدا مجھے وہ تابِ نَے نوائی دے

Obaidullah Aleem - عبید اللہ علیم

Mere Khuda Mujhe To Taab E Nay Nawai De

ہم حمد و ثا تیری پڑھتے جائیں

Qamar Raeni - قمر رعینی

Hum Hamd O Sana Teri Padhte Jaye

اس کا ذکر کروں میں ہر دم

Imrana Mushtaq - عمرانہ مشتاق

Uska Zikar Karon Main Har Dam

طواف کرتا ہوا استلام کرتا ہوا

Saud Usmani - سعود عثمانی

Tawaf Karta Hova Istlaam Karta Hova

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Hamd is an Arabic word that means “The Praise”. Hamd means the praise for ALLAH Almighty in the English language, whether written in oral form. Therefore, the Hamd word is always associated with ALLAH Almighty. It is also found in a phrase of Tahmid (Al Hamdu li-llah) that means “Praise is only for God (ALLAH Almighty)”.

This word was originated from the Islamic book the Holy Quran, and Al-Hamdu li-llah is the word that comes just after Bismillah. It is the first verse of the first chapter of the Holy Quran (Surah Al-Fatiha) - which means “The Opening”.

Usually, Hamd is written in many languages, for example, Persian, Arabic, Bengali, Punjabi, Urdu, Turkish, and recited by the Muslims worldwide from Morocco to Indonesia. Moreover, a Qawwali contains at least one Hamd (in starting), which is an old tradition.

History of Hamd

The history of Urdu Hamds Shayari is tracked back to the earliest Shairi work in Urdu literature, specifically in the Masnavi genre, as it was a nice way for poets to start it with a few lines of Hamd (The Praise of ALLAH Almighty). Its footprints are found in Decani and Gujrati variations of the Urdu language.

Hamd & Five Pillars of Islam

You will be amazed to know that all the pillars of Islam emphasize the word Hamd. The first pillar is Shahada, in which Muslims praise ALLAH Almighty and thank Him for making them Muslim and believe in the concept of one God (ALLAH). The second pillar is Salah, which means to offer prayer. As we know, Muslims offer prayer five times a day, and in each prayer, they praise ALLAH (Surah Al-Fatiha).

The third pillar is Zakat which means giving a certain percentage of your money to the poor and never forgetting ALLAH gives everything. We must thank Him for everything that He gave us (Praise). The fourth pillar is fasting; fasting is also only to obey ALLAH’s commands. The Muslims pray and thank Him for giving them an opportunity to praise Him. The last pillar is Hajj, where the pilgrims visit Mecca. They visit His house with the order to go to His house (This action is also a Praise).

Therefore, we praise ALLAH in all (five) pillars of Islam by action or verbal. In all the concepts of Islam, the word “Hamd” is used only for ALLAH Almighty. Hamd is derived from the word “ALHAMDULILLAH”, which means “Praise to ALLAH Almighty”.

Remembrance of ALLAH

Every Muslim speaks the word Hamd to remember ALLAH. For instance, a Muslim always says AL(HAMD)ULILLAH whenever he sneezes. Here is a message that we should praise ALLAH in every situation. It is said that his soul has taken out of his body for microseconds whenever a person sneezes and we praise/thank ALLAH on its return. Hamd is pure and faithful praise.

Popular Hamd Vocalists

Every Muslim recites hamd, but here we will highlight some prominent Hamd singers: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Mishary Rashid Alafasy, Sabri Brothers, Qari Waheed Zafar Qasmi, Najam Sheraz, Muhammad Al-Muqit, Sami Yousaf, and Yusuf Islam.

Conclusion

The Muslims utilize the word “Hamd” from many aspects of their daily lives. Moreover, their Holy Book Quran starts with the Hamd (Praise of ALLAH). It is important because it keeps them remembering ALLAH Almighty through thick and thin, and ALLAH showers His blessings upon them.