📋 Quick Info:
🎤 Reciter: Syed Farhan Ali Waris
✍ Poet: Zakir e Ahlebait Janab Nabi Bakhsh Joiya (Late)
📅 Year: 2026
🌐 Languages: Roman, Urdu, Hindi, English
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya is a heart-wrenching Saraiki and Punjabi noha recited by Syed Farhan Ali Waris, with poetry by Zakir-e-Ahlebait Janab Nabi Bakhsh Joiya (Late). Released for Muharram 1448 / 2026, it depicts the ultimate sacrifice of Shahzada Ali Akbar (AS), the beloved son of Imam Hussain (AS), whose youth and resemblance to the Holy Prophet makes his martyrdom especially painful. Remembering the morning of Ashura, the kalam portrays Imam Hussain's helplessness as his son falls from the saddle, evoking profound grief and patience.
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Kehndi Shaho We Meday Akbar Koon
Masjid-e-aqsa Toon Lahaan Da Enjn Na Lahaan Na
Jeeway Ummat Lahaya Meeraj Toon Wapas Anda
Oh Main Vich Duniya De Markaz Haan
Aulad Diyan Dardan Da
Kuch Reham Karo Meri Ghurbat Te
Maikoon Akbar Nazar Nahi Anda
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Shaha Akh Larenda Reh Gaya
Shaha Akh Larenda Reh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Koi Madad Medi Koon Ao Haan
Koi Madad Medi Koon Ao Haan
Oh Maikoon Lash Utay Pohanchao Haan
Oh Maikoon Lash Utay Pohanchao Haan
Ghazi Ko Sarenda Reh Gaya
Ghazi Ko Sarenda Reh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Shaha Uththa Bandha Aya Hai
Shaha Uththa Bandha Aya Hai
Aap Utar Jawan Ko Utaya Hai
Aap Utar Jawan Ko Utaya Hai
Ende Saamay Genda Reh Gaya
Ende Saamay Genda Reh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Shaha Hath Barchi Vich Paya Hai
Shaha Hath Barchi Vich Paya Hai
Oh Kayenat Vich Zalzala Aya Hai
Oh Kayenat Vich Zalzala Aya Hai
Lahu Chashma Ban Ke Beh Gaya
Lahu Chashma Ban Ke Beh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Jado Khat Sughra Da Aya Hai
Jado Khat Sughra Da Aya Hai
Oh Shaha Chum Ke Hona Nal Laya Hai
Oh Shaha Chum Ke Hona Nal Laya Hai
Akbar Ko Sunenda Reh Gaya
Akbar Ko Sunenda Reh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Kedi Bhen Ko Aj Mangwawan Haan
Kedi Bhen Ko Aj Mangwawan Haan
Oh Je Halab Main Kinj Le Jawan Haan
Oh Je Halab Main Kinj Le Jawan Haan
Armaan E Dil Vich Reh Gaya
Armaan E Dil Vich Reh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Shaha Akh Larenda Reh Gaya
Shaha Akh Larenda Reh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
Meda Akbar Zeen Tu Leh Gaya
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
केहंदी शाहो वे मेडे अकबर कूं
मस्जिद-ए-अक्सा तूं लाहां दा ऐंज ना लाहाणा
जीवें उम्मत लाया मेराज तूं वापस आंदा
ओ मैं विच दुनिया दे मरकज़ हां
औलाद दियां दर्दां दा
कुछ रहम करो मेरी ग़ुरबत ते
मैकून अकबर नज़र नहीं आंदा
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
शाहा अख लरेंदा रह गया
शाहा अख लरेंदा रह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
कोई मदद मेडी कूं आओ हां
कोई मदद मेडी कूं आओ हां
ओ मैकून लाश उत्ते पहुँचाओ हां
ओ मैकून लाश उत्ते पहुँचाओ हां
ग़ाज़ी को सरेंदा रह गया
ग़ाज़ी को सरेंदा रह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन تूं लेह गया
शाहा उठदा बहंदा आया है
शाहा उठदा बहंदा आया है
आप उत्तर जवान कूं उठाया है
आप उत्तर जवान कूं उठाया है
इंदे सामें गेंदा रह गया
इंदे सामें गेंदा रह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
शाहा हथ बर्छी विच पाया है
शाहा हथ बर्छी विच पाया है
ओ कायनात विच ज़लज़ला आया है
ओ कायनात विच ज़लज़ला आया है
लहू चश्मा बन के बह गया
लहू चश्मा बन के बह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
जदो ख़त सुग़रा दा आया है
जदो ख़त सुग़रा दा आया है
ओ शाहा चुम के होणा नाल लाया है
ओ शाहा चुम के होणा नाल लाया है
अकबर को सुनेंद रह गया
अकबर को सुनेंद रह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
केडी भैन कूं अज मंगवावां हां
केडी भैन कूं अज मंगवावां हां
ओ जे हलब मैं किंज ले जावां हां
ओ जे हलब मैं किंज ले जावां हां
अरमान ए दिल विच रह गया
अरमान ए दिल विच रह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
शाहा अख लरेंदा रह गया
शाहा अख लरेंदा रह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
मेडा अकबर ज़ीन तूं लेह गया
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
کہندی شاہو وے میڈے اکبر کوں
مسجدِ اقصیٰ توں لاہاں دا اینج نہ لاہانڑا
جیویں امت لایا معراج توں واپس آندا
او میں وچ دنیا دے مرکز ہاں
اولاد دیاں درداں دا
کچھ رحم کرو میری غربت تے
میکوں اکبر نظر نہیں آندا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
شاہ اکھ لریندا رہ گیا
شاہ اکھ لریندا رہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
کوئی مدد میری کوں آؤ ہاں
کوئی مدد میری کوں آؤ ہاں
او میکوں لاش اتے پہنچاؤ ہاں
او میکوں لاش اتے پہنچاؤ ہاں
غازی کو سریندا رہ گیا
غازی کو سریندا رہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
شاہ اٹھدا بہندا آیا ہے
شاہ اٹھدا بہندا آیا ہے
آپ اتر جوان کو اٹھایا ہے
آپ اتر جوان کو اٹھایا ہے
ایندے سامنے گیندا رہ گیا
ایندے سامنے گیندا رہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
شاہ ہتھ برچھی وچ پایا ہے
شاہ ہتھ برچھی وچ پایا ہے
او کائنات وچ زلزلہ آیا ہے
او کائنات وچ زلزلہ آیا ہے
لہو چشمہ بن کے بہہ گیا
لہو چشمہ بن کے بہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
جدوں خط صغریٰ دا آیا ہے
جدوں خط صغریٰ دا آیا ہے
او شاہ چم کے ہوناں نال لایا ہے
او شاہ چم کے ہوناں نال لایا ہے
اکبر کو سنیندا رہ گیا
اکبر کو سنیندا رہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
کیڑی بھینڑ کو اج منگواواں ہاں
کیڑی بھینڑ کو اج منگواواں ہاں
او جے حلب میں کنج لے جاواں ہاں
او جے حلب میں کنج لے جاواں ہاں
ارمان اے دل وچ رہ گیا
ارمان اے دل وچ رہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
شاہ اکھ لریندا رہ گیا
شاہ اکھ لریندا رہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
میڈا اکبر زین توں لہہ گیا
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
She says, "O King, regarding my Akbar,
Do not lower him from the saddle the way the Prophet was lowered from Masjid-e-Aqsa.
Do not lower him the way the Ummah received him upon his return from Ascension (Me'raj).
Oh, I am the center of the world's griefs,
The griefs of a mother for her children.
Have some mercy on my helplessness,
I can no longer see Akbar before my eyes."
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
The King was left staring in grief.
The King was left staring in grief.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
Come forward, someone, and help me!
Come forward, someone, and help me!
Oh, help me reach his holy body!
Oh, help me reach his holy body!
He kept calling out to Abbas the Ghazi.
He kept calling out to Abbas the Ghazi.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
The King came stumbling, rising and falling.
The King came stumbling, rising and falling.
The broken father lifted his young son.
The broken father lifted his young son.
He kept counting his breaths right before him.
He kept counting his breaths right before him.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
The King placed his hands on the piercing spear.
The King placed his hands on the piercing spear.
Oh, a devastating earthquake shook the entire universe.
Oh, a devastating earthquake shook the entire universe.
His holy blood started flowing like a fountain.
His holy blood started flowing like a fountain.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
When the letter from his sister Sughra arrived,
When the letter from his sister Sughra arrived,
Oh, the King kissed it and pressed it to his lips.
Oh, the King kissed it and pressed it to his lips.
He kept reading out its contents to Akbar.
He kept reading out its contents to Akbar.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
Which sister should I call for help today?
Which sister should I call for help today?
Oh, how can I take him towards Aleppo (Halab) now?
Oh, how can I take him towards Aleppo (Halab) now?
The profound desires of my heart remained unfulfilled.
The profound desires of my heart remained unfulfilled.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
The King was left staring in grief.
The King was left staring in grief.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
My Akbar has fallen from the saddle.
✨ CREDITS
Poet: Zakir e Ahlebait Janab Nabi Bakhsh Joiya (Late)
Video Maker: The Focus Studio (Safdar Kaleem)
Hosted By: Syed Farhan Ali Waris Official YouTube Channel
ℹ️ About this Nauha
About this Nauha - This nauha focuses on the shahadat of Shahzada Ali Akbar (AS) on Subah-e-Ashura, described in emotional Saraiki and Punjabi, when he fell from the saddle and Imam Hussain (AS) was left calling for help.
It is recited by Syed Farhan Ali Waris and written by Zakir-e-Ahlebait Janab Nabi Bakhsh Joiya (Late), with video by The Focus Studio (Safdar Kaleem), released in 2026 for Muharram 1448.
It is especially recited during Muharram-ul-Haram and Ashura, remembering the youth and sacrifice of Ali Akbar (AS) in Karbala.
The complete lyrics are available on Nauha Lyrics Hub in four formats - Roman Urdu, pure Nastaliq Urdu, Hindi Devanagari, and English translation for easy reciting.
❓ FAQs About This Nauha
Who recited this nauha?
This nauha is recited by Syed Farhan Ali Waris, as mentioned in the title and Quick Info section.
Who wrote the poetry of this nauha?
The poetry of this nauha is written by Zakir-e-Ahlebait Janab Nabi Bakhsh Joiya (Late).
What is this nauha about?
It is about the martyrdom of Shahzada Ali Akbar (AS), the beloved son of Imam Hussain (AS), on the morning of Ashura. The kalam describes him falling from the saddle and Imam Hussain's deep grief and helplessness in Karbala.
When is it recited?
It is recited during Muharram-ul-Haram, especially for Muharram 1448 / 2026 and on Ashura, in memory of Shahzada Ali Akbar (AS).
In which languages are the lyrics available?
The lyrics are available on Nauha Lyrics Hub in four formats - Roman Urdu, pure Nastaliq script, Hindi Devanagari, and English translation.
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