The poem is structured as a direct, intimate conversation with the Creator, emphasizing several spiritual pillars:
It begins with praise for Allah's generosity and absolute sovereignty, acknowledging Him as the one who grants endless blessings or hüsran (failure/disappointment) according to His will.
Erzincanlı is known for his "Naat" style—devotional poetry delivered with a rhythmic, soft tone often accompanied by minimalist spiritual music. In this specific piece, his narration highlights the vulnerability of the believer, often described as a "thirsty soil" or someone whose "eyes fill with tears" when reflecting on their own shortcomings versus God's grace. Where to Listen
The full performance is available on various platforms including: YouTube - Marmara Müzik Official Apple Music - Af Makamına Album Spotify - Hz. Ali'nin Duası AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more
It argues that if God's forgiveness were only for the "good," there would be no savior for the "bad," appealing to God as the Lord of everyone. Performance and Style
A central motif is the admission of heavy sins coupled with the firm belief that God's mercy is even greater. It includes the powerful plea: "If You also turn me away from Your door, to whom shall I take refuge?" .
is a religious narration by Turkish poet and narrator Dursun Ali Erzincanlı , featured on his album Af Makamına . The work is a deeply emotional Turkish adaptation of a prayer attributed to Ali ibn Abi Talib , focusing on themes of divine mercy, repentance, and the overwhelming vastness of God's forgiveness compared to human sin. Core Themes and Content
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The poem is structured as a direct, intimate conversation with the Creator, emphasizing several spiritual pillars:
It begins with praise for Allah's generosity and absolute sovereignty, acknowledging Him as the one who grants endless blessings or hüsran (failure/disappointment) according to His will. Dursun Ali ErzincanlД±В Hz Alinin DuasД±
Erzincanlı is known for his "Naat" style—devotional poetry delivered with a rhythmic, soft tone often accompanied by minimalist spiritual music. In this specific piece, his narration highlights the vulnerability of the believer, often described as a "thirsty soil" or someone whose "eyes fill with tears" when reflecting on their own shortcomings versus God's grace. Where to Listen The poem is structured as a direct, intimate
The full performance is available on various platforms including: YouTube - Marmara Müzik Official Apple Music - Af Makamına Album Spotify - Hz. Ali'nin Duası AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Where to Listen The full performance is available
It argues that if God's forgiveness were only for the "good," there would be no savior for the "bad," appealing to God as the Lord of everyone. Performance and Style
A central motif is the admission of heavy sins coupled with the firm belief that God's mercy is even greater. It includes the powerful plea: "If You also turn me away from Your door, to whom shall I take refuge?" .
is a religious narration by Turkish poet and narrator Dursun Ali Erzincanlı , featured on his album Af Makamına . The work is a deeply emotional Turkish adaptation of a prayer attributed to Ali ibn Abi Talib , focusing on themes of divine mercy, repentance, and the overwhelming vastness of God's forgiveness compared to human sin. Core Themes and Content