Ya Allah, I Need You | 15 Deep Islamic Nasheeds for Dua, Sabr, Tawakkul & Peace

#IslamicNasheed #YaAllah #Nasheed #Dua #Dhikr #Sabr #Tawakkul #IslamicSongs #NoorVeya #Allah Ya Allah, I Need You is a collection of 15 heartfelt Islamic nasheeds created for moments of dua, reflection, sabr, tawakkul, repentance, dhikr and seeking closeness to Allah. These songs speak to the heart that is waiting, hurting, hoping, repenting, remembering and learning to trust Allah again. From the quiet moments of Tahajjud to the comfort of saying Alhamdulillah, Hasbunallahu and Ya Rabb, may this collection remind you that Allah’s mercy is always near. Whether you are going through a difficult season, waiting for an answer to your dua, seeking forgiveness, longing for peace, or simply wanting to spend time remembering Allah, may these nasheeds bring tranquillity to your heart and strengthen your faith. May Allah accept our duas, increase us in sabr and tawakkul, forgive our shortcomings, guide our hearts, and keep us among those who remember Him often. Ameen. Tracklist / Timecodes 0:00 – Intro 0:05 – Ya Allah, I Need You 8:04 – Allah Has Not Forgotten You 11:26 – When My Dua Feels Unanswered 15:00 – I Leave It With You, Ya Rabb 18:33 – The Door of Mercy Is Still Open 21:42 – In the Last Third of the Night 25:15 – Your Mercy Is Greater Than My Sin 28:50 – When the Heart Remembers Allah 31:46 – Guide My Heart Back to You 34:55 – Alhamdulillah, Even Here 38:01 – Sabr Until the Morning 41:23 – Hasbunallahu 44:26 – Do Not Leave Me to Myself, Ya Rabb 47:09 – My Heart Longs for Madinah 49:59 – There Is Peace in Saying Allah If these nasheeds bring peace, comfort or encouragement to your heart, please like, share and subscribe to NoorVeya. You are also welcome to share in the comments which nasheed spoke most deeply to you or what you would like us to create next. NoorVeya Heartfelt Islamic Nasheeds • Dhikr • Dua • Sabr • Tawakkul • Spiritual Reflection All lyrics are devotional expressions intended to encourage remembrance of Allah, sincere dua, repentance, gratitude and trust in Him. Arabic Islamic phrases are used respectfully within their devotional context.