“Ya rabbi send me back to Earth for one more day, give me time to repent so I can change my ways” - On Deen 1 & On Deen 2. 🤲🏼

I'm a Slave To The Most High And That's The Reason I'm Free 💯🔥🔥

Just to clear a few things up brothers and sisters: Levi did not die. Levi was in a dream between the moment "his whole cell turned dark..." to when he finally escaped the darkness of the experience when "the room turned black and his face turned pale". This experience is centred around sincerity in ones good actions and to be cautious of the fire that "...can consume you"; the fire, in this case, being pride of thinking we are better than everyone else, whether they're Muslim or not - God is the judge of all. Levi lost his way in the dream by being too over zealous (even in his good actions) and by not managing his expectations and taking heed of Khaleel's ultimate advice to regulate and keep his ego in check. Levi had his head "in the clouds" and gradually lost sincerity in the good actions he was doing; Levi indirectly says this himself when he was mentioning how all he thought about when giving dawah to others was to belittle them. Prophetic traditions relate how the hellfire will also house people of knowledge, out of the insincerity and arrogance they once held when they performed those good actions in the world. Levi woke up from this experience understanding the concept of sincerity and learnt from this (we hope); the lesson being that pride is "treacherous", even when doing good works. A breakdown of who Khaleel could be: Remember, "in the corner, a big man, with his head on the ground" - the big man, Khaleel, is depicted as a man, not the Angel of Death. Khaleel is real, and there are many instances where he's referred to specifically as just a man. This man could not have been a metaphor for the Angel of Death because of the language Khaled uses throughout the songs storyline and specifically how he portrays Khaleel as a man is indicative enough that Khaleel was a human being, a man, and not an Angel. It also doesn't make sense that the Angel of Death would be Khaleel's educator here, as it could be contested that other Angels could also be more befitting of the role of educator to provide this enlightenment; the likes of Sayyidina Gibraeel (AS), whose sole purpose was to bring about revelation - so, one could say this experience was Khaleel's own revelation. Nevertheless, I don't believe a character Angel is what's being portrayed here. Khaleel is also not an inmate. The way he is portrayed and characterised here in being a fellow brother; and even a prison guard who may have utilised the previously vacant cell for prayer until Levi "...walked into his new crib...shocked at what he found... a big man, with his head on the ground". Practicing muslims can relate to times when they've being away from home and have used any sensible, discrete and clean place to pray - this may have been one of such instances. When Levi enters his new cell and finds "a big man with his head on the ground" he's not only taken aback by a man bowing down when he asks "wagwan, what's this?!", but he also questions why this man is even in his cell to begin with; this is evident when Levi himself asks "...and who's this don in my cell?". Although prisoners share cells, Levi appears to not have even expected anyone in his new cell, so it may indicate Khaleel never belonged there in the first place, at least not as a fellow inmate. However, the most corroborating fact that confirms Khaleel is a prison guard is when it's mentioned towards the end where Khaleel is the one who informs Levi "through the window" of his impending release "in a couple of days". Khaled even makes subtle reference to Khaleel being a prison guard through his change of tone and vocals at this point in the song, inferring this is Khaleel. Irrespective of whether or not others believe this character narrative of Khaleel, the focus of the song is one of ensuring sincerity in good works (by checking your ego first and foremost), to not belittle others (even those of little or no apparent faith) and being an upstanding individual of excellent character equipping yourself with knowledge of yourself, others and the world around you (knowledge being the only source that can counter ignorance and arrogance). God can change the condition of a people without human intervention whatsoever, and the Sahaba (AS) themselves were testament to this; Allah transformed the worst of people and instilled imān, righteousness and sincerity deep into their hearts to become the best of mankind after The Prophets (AS). Khaled embodied so much in 6 minutes; herein lies great lessons for us all. If I'm wrong, Khaled can correct us.

“ BOWING TO THE REASON MY HEART BEAT STARTED” 😩😩

I’m not Muslim but the passion in this is amazing I’m not sure what to say but I’m wishing you all a great ramadan/eid😊sorry if that’s the wrong thing to say😁

Everyone keep on spreading dawah to everyone about Islam InshaAllah Allah will accept all your good deeds and forgive your bad one AMEEN

This was produced on my birthday I turned 11 but now I am twelve alhamdullilah to Allah the most high for giving me another year to live

1:01 "I'm bowing to the reason that my heartbeat started" 👐 SubhanAllah

Mashaa'Allah, that was deep! I'm just now hearing this,in 2023🤦🏽‍♀️ You put me in the mind of Nas,his story lines are deep as well. Shukran!

Everything you said I pictured and left me in Tears. I felt this. Allah make things easy for us trying to mend our ways Inshallah. And grant us Jannah. Brother what you do opens our eyes and reminds Us who we are. Muslims. May Allah bless you and shower his love and mercy on you. Much love from South Africa

The pain and passion can actually be felt This is why we listen to kahled ... he a realist

We need a part 3

WHAT A COMEBACK 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Khaled I’m sorry but this comment is gonna be so cheesy but I mean it . I understand what u went thru and it was awful but what makes me love u and ur songs is that there’s so much meaning to them which makes me understand ur story . This song is amazing and I couldn’t appreciate it more . Thank u , and I have faith that u will get thru ur pain from the past inshallah , we all do ❤️❤️ carry on the hard work and inshallah u will be even better than u already are . Hope u stay well and see you in ur next nasheed ❤️

Just to clear a few things up brothers and sisters: Levi did not die. Levi was in a dream between the moment "his whole cell turned dark..." to when he finally escaped the darkness of the experience when "the room turned black and his face turned pale". This experience is centred around sincerity in ones good actions and to be cautious of the fire that "...can consume you"; the fire being pride of thinking one is better than others, be they Muslim or non-muslim. Levi lost his way in the dream by being too over zealous in his good actions and by not taking heed of Khaleel's advice to regulate and keep his ego in check. Levi had his head "in the clouds" and eventually lost sincerity in the good he was doing at the time; his dawah to others. Prophetic traditions relate how the hellfire will also house the people of knowledge out of the insincerity and arrogance they held when they performed these good actions in the world. Levi woke up from this experience understanding the concept of sincerity in good works and hopefully learnt from the experience; that pride is treacherous even in good works. A breakdown of who Khaleel could be: Remember, "in the corner, a big man, with his head on the ground" - the big man, Khaleel, is depicted as a man, not the Angel of Death. Khaleel is real and there are many instances where he's referred to specifically as just a man. This man could not have been a metaphor for the Angel of Death because of the language Khaled uses throughout, the songs storyline and the reference to Khaleel as a man, indicating again that he was just that; a man. It also doesn't make sense that the Angel of Death was the educator here, as it could be contested that other Angels could also be more befitting of the role of educator to provide this enlightenment; like Sayyidina Gibraeel (AS), whose sole purpose what bringing about revelation - one could say this experience was Khaleel's own revelation, but I don't believe a character angel is what's being conveyed here. Khaleel is also not an inmate. The way he is portrayed and characterised here is interpreted as him being a fellow brother; and even a prison guard who may have utilised the previously vacant and empty cell for prayer until Levi "...walked into his new crib...shocked at what he found... a big man, with his head on the ground" - practicing muslims can relate to a time when you've used any sensible, discrete and clean space to pray when away from home - this may be one instance like that. When Levi enters his new cell and finds "a big man with his head on the ground" he's not only taken aback by a man bowing down when he asks "wagwan, what's this?!", but he also questions why this man is even in his cell to begin with; this is evident when Levi himself asks "...and who's this don in my cell?". Although prisoners share cells Levi appears to not have even expected anyone in his new cell, so it may indicate Khaleel never belonged there in the first place, at least not as a fellow inmate. However, the most corroborating fact that confirms Khaleel is a prison guard is when it's mentioned towards the end where Khaleel is the one who informs Levi "through the window" of his impending release "in a couple of days". Khaled even indirectly and subtly makes reference to this prison guard resembling through face and voice, as being Khaleel. Irrespective of whether or not others believe this character narrative of Khaleel, the focus of the song is one of ensuring sincerity in good works and to not belittle others (even those of little or no apparent faith). God can change the condition of a people without any human intervention whatsoever. The Sahaba (AS) themselves were testament to the fact that Allah can change the condition of the worst of people and instill imān, righteousness and sincerity into their hearts to become the best of mankind after The Prophets (AS).

Gave me the chills 'Power can curse you just like a fire can burn you'

The delivery of this story and the lyrical rhymes and style, TALENT MashaAllah, also just the story itself, so powerful and the whole message of fixing ourselves and repenting for our own sins firstly before tryna tell others 💯 💯💯cuz in the end any good we do is for ourselves, and any bad is at our own loss alone

Deep fam. I got the chills.

Another track to add to the car journey playlist! These lyrics are amazing! Your pain and problems are seen in them and gives me hope that people can change!

This is amazing. It took me a while to understand the message cuz i was confused at first about why he would go to hell if he was just spreading the message and then i realized that he was so fixated on other peoples wrongs to notice his own and that lead him to hell. i love the message here so much

U need to put your song on Spotify so I can listen when I’m out

Powerful words!!!! Loved every word!!!!

I was fortunate enough to have a brief conversation with this brother, a very humble person. He helped me after a very dark time in my life. When I heard this for the first time I appreciated the powerful message behind these words. It's a harsh reality that we overlook. My journey to stay on the straight path is a battle I must overcome each day. We are all at different stages of our lives, yet our destination shall be the same, so let's show others compassion during hardship and love each other for the sake of the Almighty. A gifted lyricist who is using his talent to share a postive message with us all.

it's finally here I kept on refreshing the page I actually. Can't. wait.

0:56 'greeting with peace' = Is the REAL meaning of ISLAM ❤👍👍

Bro, i don't care what the ummah says about your music cuz I understand why you keep making more music, your music is a weapon, using the west's weapon against them, music can alter the mind and your music alters the soul! Allahu Akbar! I left Islam for years and recently retook my shahada cuz my heart was lost but after hearing your music it was like your music was the key to unlock my heart and allow me to come back to our ummah. Islam is the greatest religion on earth and being Muslim is the best decision I could ever make. I understand music is haram but again I understand why u do it and for that I'm very grateful that we have a man like you to touch the hearts of the unbelievers. My brother you are a blessing 🙌

WOW JUST WOW JUST FINISHED AND IM IN TEARS REPLAYING IT NOW!!😭😭😭😭😭❤️

Amazing. I'M A SLAVE TO THE MOST HIGH AND THAT'S THE REASON IM FREE. Pure fire😨😨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

The fact Khaled said “ya rabbi send me back to earth for one more day, give me time to repent time to change my ways” which he used in on deen number one and now is using it in on deen 2. Love all your music, it helped me a lot. Thank you🤍

Now this gave me chills 😅🙏🏽

Damnnn!! These bars burnnn!! 🔥🔥🔥 MashaAllah Khaled! Lovely stuff with such a deep and complex meaning! Keep it up! 🙌 Thats where I park when going to town 😂😂🤙

Why y all listening and hating on it at the same time. Calling it 'haram' and dat. If u got a problem dont listen to it. 😥😅😁

I've been waiting for this one for ages was hoping for no music tho can't lie 🔥🔥

Hearing this I got goosebumps!

"I''m bowing to the reason that my heart beat started"........

My jaw dropped when I saw the thumbnail, been waiting for this

This is literally on repeat i love this deepest story ive eva heard 💔

Vocals only version plz💕 -Jazzi x

The wait was long but worth the wait. Love this. The story is so deep and make you think hard. Straight truth and flames my brother. MashAllah

Subhan Allah this is deep!!!!! Literally brought me to tears!!

Omg.. I love the meaning behind this. This gave me chills! Wow😱❤️👍👍

Guys I’ve already commented but honestly , LET KHALED BE!!! It’s his choice if he wants to use music or not so stop pestering Khaled about the music . Stop saying it’s haram and all because u people need to think about urselves and about how many haram things u do . Do u guys pray ? Do u guys read Quran ? Do u guys go to the masjid ? Stop judging khaled because he is using music . There is no problem in that . Listen to what he is saying in the song , not just because it has a good beat or if it is using music , look at the meaning . Plz just stop pestering Khaled because it really puts u off when all of ur fans r going against u . Just think about what Khaled has been thru guys . Just stop preaching about how haram it is and let him be . We love u Khaled and plz don’t take the hate comments to heart because people like me and the rest of ur fans love u . ❤️❤️

You inspire me to stay on my deen but life makes it hard and I’m failing I have no brothers around me for support so I listen to your songs to help me stay on my path but this dunya I’m struggling. Inshallah allah will guide me I have faith that this is his plan for my life.

Getting Rapman vibes from this. Khaled is wavy 🇯🇲🇮🇪

Been waiting the longest amount of time SO DAMN HAPPYY😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

Such a meaningful song

This needs to be on Spotify and part 1 needs to be on Spotify

Ya rubb. This is scarey!! Ya Allah protect us all Ameen. You are very talented.

Ayyyyy🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Literally been waiting all day for this!! Smashed it Khaled.

Omg I was waiting so long for this Love it😘😘

I am a slave to the Most High and that's the reason i'm free

I listened to these words and wow but may Allah guide him and us all i enjoyed these more without music in it ❤

Alhamdulillah this is fire 🔥 I swear!!

Lovely words spoken once again filled with metaphor and emotions

Khaled this is why I'll always stand by you

Not all reminders are lectures. JazakAllahu khair brother I really needed this.

Unbelievable...speechless ☝️👍

Love this, deep🙏🏽🙏🏽💖

I had chills listening to this! Amazing SubhanAllah

Khaled never disappoints me.. 🤧😭 It's crazy how we all still alive for a reason... we alive but we alive TOGETHER... same ppl same sins same experiences. I think the ppl that are left on earth (which is us all) got a similar mindset or intentions... the difference is that some of us make an action that nobody knows but god, and some do actions to show others. God knows best. 🥀🌧

This made me tear up😢😢💕

Beautiful. I’m touched

I'm new to Islam this gave me chills I relate in many ways

these bars on firee! allahuma baarik!

Wow! Really well done! This is such a great message! Can you please make an instrument free version? I would really appreciate it. 😊

I may not be right, but this is what I can infer from this: Levi was a non-Muslim, who committed many crimes with his friends, and was put in jail. From there, he was moved into another cell where an inmate was staying. This inmate was a Muslim and managed to show Levi into Islam. When he was released, he went to his old friends and told them "that they need to repent", but because of their ignorance, they refused. He then came across a person who put their questions forward concerning religion, but at that moment, "his heart skipped a beat", and he was empty for words. Because there was a crowd surrounding them, he had to do something, so it resulted through an act of violence; the person getting punched, and then shot, but not by Levi. At this moment, Levi felt sweaty and scared, and didn't know what to do next. The Angel of Death appears here, and this is where my theory comes in: that when the AoD starts questioning Levi and says, "And that night in your cell, what you thought that wasn't me?", Khaleel isn't real, the person in his cell was the Angel of Death, who was the one that made Levi a Muslim, and this whole experience, especially that person who was asking him questions, was a test and he had failed it. But I still don't know about that last part: "And through the hole in the door he saw a familiar face..."

MashaAllah, the lyrics are amazing! Such a powerful nasheed.

Been waiting for this! I still always listen to on deen 🙌🏼

Vocals version too pls 👍

this hit my heart hard..

Incredible👌🏻! I've got tears in my eyes

This was amazing!!!!!!!

This is powerfull! Awesome

I love this song ♥️😄

this sent shivers done my spine omg I loved it

Smashed it !!!!!

Masha Allah

That was really powerful, I was holding onto each word.

Damn this is fire! Gave me goosebumps 😍😭😭 amazing comeback big time!!!

Fire 🔥

U were the best on the love tour 3 months ago Ur the best Remember the Naat ma grand father was a muslims Mashallah 🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋🕌🕋

wow, this was breathtaking subhanAllah!

Waited too long for this it’s straight fire

yessssssssss khaledddd ❤️❤️❤️❤️SKSKSKSKSKSKSKSKAKSKSKSKKSKSKKSKSKS

Omfg this is insane, another banger bro thanks

Wallah Straight Flames NAAAAA I thought it couldn’t get better from Part 1🔥🔥🔥

This is another level fam Blessed This tune ain't getting old

So underrated 🔥

OMG ! OMG ! OMG ! FINALLY 😁😁😁

The best nasheed I heard❤

Absolutely incredible MashAllah. This story was so deep and heart touching, I loved it 💙

Yesssss

Get back on deen Khalid

WHAT A COMEBACK😭❤️💯💯💯💯💯

High praise, brother. Your talent is here. You call people to the path and thats for real. This nasheed lights up like legend, Tupac Shakur. Your wordsmith prowess shows Nafs the door.

Deep!🔥🔥🔥

liveeeeeee

This was beautiful

This was so emotional. May Allah bless you brother😭

This song is fire and all and j respect your love for Islam and that you're a muslim too but its haram for a man to wear any type of jewellery (necklace) muslims guide each other and everyone has their mistakes 💗 just telling ya!