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Album: 1415-The Beginning (2009)
First We Need The Love(2010)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha.
Performed by: Zain Bhikha
Between 1968 and 1982…60 000 South Africans were forcibly removed from South Africa’s ‘District Six’ in the heart of Cape Town under the Apartheid Regime’s Group Areas Act……
40 Years on, as a Free South Africa welcome the World to the 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP, this is what the youth of today’s District Six have to say about Who they are!
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Album: 1415-The Beginning (2009)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha & Abdul Malik Ahmed
Performed by: Zain Bhikha & Abdul Malik Ahmed
A most heartfelt song written and composed by Zain as a dedication to his parents, Rashid and Mariam Bhikha, who have stood by him through all life’s trials and whose belief in his music led him to where he is today. The video is especially significant as they feature in it.
(2nd of two part video after “I remember your smile”)
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Album: 1415-The Beginning (2009)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha
Performed by: Zain Bhikha
This song was written in memory of Zain’s childhood friend, Mubeen Rasool, who passed away at a very young age. Reflections of his passing was one of the reasons Zain starting writing and composing songs. This video tells the story their wonderful friendship and depicts some of Zain’s best memories. It was shot in Pretoria where they grew up and at Mubeen’s house.(1st of two part video with “Mum and Dad”)
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Album: Allah Knows (2006)
Lyrics: Zain and Cheb Ali Masrawi
Performed by: Zain Bhikha
A most powerful song with video images most befitting. It talks of the core strengths of a Muslim and the true meaning of Faith , inspiring young and old to wear their identity with pride.
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Album: 1415-The Beginning (2009)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha, Abdul Malik Ahmed and Khalil Ismail
Performed by: Zain, Abdul Malik, Khalil Ismail and Umar Abdullah
The collaboration of Zain with the talented voices of Abdul Malik, Khalil and Umar Abdullah, resulted in this most awe-inspiring message to the world that the plight of Palestinians should not be ignored. This song that has touched people across the globe through its powerful lyrics, depicts that despite their dire circumstances, the people of Palestine live in hope that Freedom Will Come.
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Album: 1415-The Beginning (2009)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha, Abdul Malik Ahmed and Khalil Ismail
Performed by: Zain, Abdul Malik, Khalil Ismail and Umar Abdullah
The collaboration of Zain with the talented voices of Abdul Malik, Khalil and Umar Abdullah, resulted in this most awe-inspiring message to the world that the plight of Palestinians should not be ignored. This song that has touched people across the globe through its powerful lyrics, depicts that despite their dire circumstances, the people of Palestine live in hope that Freedom Will Come.
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Album: Mountains of Makkah (2005)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha
Performed by: Zain Bhikha
Mountains of Makkah has almost become Zain’s signature song. Written whilst on Hajj as Zain gazed at the Mountains surrounding this most Holy of places, this song with its deeply moving lyrics about the majesty of Makkah and the magnificence of its significance in Islam has touched the hearts of millions.
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Album: Allah Knows
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha
Performed by: Naadira Ali featuring Zain
‘My mom is amazing’ is a most touching song that tells the story of a little girl’s day with her mom and then ends with the realisation that this is the dream of an orphan child. With Naadira’s emotionally moving voice and a video that is truly magic, this song is indeed a fitting dedication to the importance of a mother in any child’s life.
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Album: Allah Knows
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha
Performed by: Zain and Dawud Wharnsby
An integral part of faith is the knowledge that in all our endeavours, all our pain and all our joy, Allah is there and He knows what we bear. This song makes one look at the little things and appreciate that Allah is always with us. Allah Knows is a duet featuring the voices of Zain and Dawud, and the video was shot in the heart of Johannesburg using footage of people going about their daily lives.
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Album: Allah Knows (2006)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha and Abdul Malik Ahmed
Performed by: Zain, Dawud Wharnsby and Abdul Malik
We all know that we can’t take our material possessions with us when we leave this Earth, yet how sad it is that in today’s world we have become slave to materialistic wealth, often to the detriment of our faith. This thought-provoking song has been dealt with in the most light-hearted of ways, which makes its message all the more evident. The video is a must-see! Zain, Dawud and Abdul Malik had a blast doing it and it remains one of Zain’s personal favourites. Watch them as gardeners and waiters surveying today’s pompous lifestyle,
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Album: Allah Knows (2006)
Lyrics: Abdul Malik Ahmed
Performed by: Rashid Bhikha, Abdul Malik and featuring Zain Bhikha
“Can’t you see” was written by Abdul Malik of Native Deen to address the ever growing problem of drugs facing our youth, this powerful rap paints a vivid picture of the dangers of drug abuse and the effects on victims and their loved ones. With the voices of Rashid and Abdul Malik, the song has amazing appeal and will leave you deeply moved.
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Album: Our World (2003)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha
Performed by: Zain Bhikha
This is Zain’s first video release of a song that has been used extensively as a prayer for world peace. The lyrics of the song address the many hardships and sorrows that face mankind today from war and irresponsible leadership to personal trauma and conflict. It is a reminder that the world belongs to all of us and we should all play our part to work towards its healing
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Album: Mountains of Makkah (2005)
Lyrics: Zain Bhikha
Performed by: Zain Bhikha
This most beautiful song was one of the many written by Zain on his Hajj pilgrimage. Every Muslim knows the significance of the wondrous city of Medina, the city of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) where he was welcomed after fleeing Makkah. Medina is where the prophet built his home and his mosque, and where through Allah’s grace, he is buried. It is indeed a revered city, and this song makes one feel just a little of its magnificence.
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