Draft:Musab Al-Adani

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Musab Al-Adani (Arabic: مصعب العدني) otherwise known as Abu Musab Al-Adani is an Yemeni-Arabic speaking Anasheed artist popular in the Middle East. Although not much information is known about him, nor do any reliable sources cover about him, rumours in TikTok say that he is currently in an Houthi prison in Abyan because of an nasheed made by him called "Prisoner Of Thoughts".[1] Another rumour states that Musab Al-Adani is with Al-Qaeda because of the violence he uses in his nasheeds. Musab Al-Adani has nasheeds on various music platforms, edited by professionals.[2][3][4][5][6][7]

Anasheed[edit]

Here is a list of all the Anasheed Musab Al-Adani has made (Note that not all Nasheeds he made are available on popular music streaming websites)

  • Abdalna[8]
  • Ahd Al-Ubudiya
  • Ahen Ala Najim Althureia
  • Ala Imbeda Sarena[9]
  • Baligh Maleek Al Mamlaka
  • Biwadin Wa Eida
  • Bkc
  • Brigade 103
  • Dawlatul Taliban (State Of Door To Door)
  • From Yemen To The Worlds
  • Ghadab Ghadab
  • Ghazwatul Hind (Battle Of India)
  • Hamuh Ya Hiras Al-Deen
  • Han Wakt Al-Rad
  • Hena Khataeib
  • I Challenge The Apache
  • Invade The Invaders
  • It Is Time For Battles
  • Khomeini Yahtariqu (Khomeini Is Burning)
  • Lamentation Of Abu Yousef Al-Waqari
  • Lamentation Of Muhammad Al-Awsji
  • No To Christmas
  • Qaeda Qaeda
  • Salameya
  • Shay Shay
  • Stand Firm O People Of Idlib
  • Tell The Houthi
  • Ya Elqyadi Han
  • Ya Shibl Abu Hamza
  • Ya Rafidi Labbayt

Quranic Recitations[edit]

Musab Al-Adani was a Muslim so he wasn't just making nasheeds but also was reciting Qur'an. There aren't many online audios of him reciting Qur'an but the ones that are online are:

Musab Al-Adani also has 3 different Takbirat Eid chants.

  1. ^ Prisoner Of Thoughts, retrieved 2023-12-04
  2. ^ "Musab Al-Adani on Apple Music". Apple Music - Web Player. Retrieved 2023-12-04.
  3. ^ music.amazon.com https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0B72FS875/musab-al-adani. Retrieved 2023-12-04. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  4. ^ "Shazam". Shazam. Retrieved 2023-12-04.
  5. ^ "Musab Al-Adani". Spotify. Retrieved 2023-12-04.
  6. ^ "Musab Al-Adani". Deezer. Retrieved 2023-12-04.
  7. ^ "YouTube Music". YouTube Music. Retrieved 2023-12-04.
  8. ^ Nasheed Abdalna, 2022-08-27, retrieved 2023-12-05
  9. ^ "Ala Imbeda Sarena". Spotify.