Sami Yusuf - Healing

'The concept of “Heal and you will be Healed” not only moved and pulled me into the project, but totally fascinated me as well... This is a great initiative and I’m honoured to have been part of it… I composed the melody and lyrics within days of getting back home, and the video has turned out to be utterly smashing.' - Sami Yusuf.

Sami's song Healing is a call to revive the caring aspect of human beings. The video opens up with worrying scenes of a mother rushing her child to an ambulance, families, looking after the elderly. The song's lyrics "a simple act of kindness brings such meaning" captures the essence of Sami's track. The message of healing extends beyond traditional 'Muslimness' where Muslims interact with other Muslims in an ideal world to a realistic one, where there exists human-to-human compassion. Helping. Humanity. These words and the video bring another dimension to 'healing'; like a lonely soul seeking faith, spirituality and compassion can bring emotional cures. Towards the end the video moves you to tears. It seems there are some things you cannot heal, and sometimes you cannot heal. Sometimes you come close to the end, and someone pulls you back. It's epic.

Download Healing from the Official Sami Yusuf website.

'Islam's biggest rock star' donating music profits to help Pak flood victims

British singer-songwriter Sami Yusuf Islam's biggest rock star' by Time magazine, has decided to donate profits from his latest single to help Pakistan flood victims.

Born in Iran, but raised in the UK, the singer is urging fans to recognise the ongoing plight of those affected by the floods.

Profits from Hear Your Call will go to Save the Children, which is working in the four provinces hit by the disaster.

Sami has sold more than seven million albums worldwide.

"This is an enormous disaster and I personally feel we all, as fellow humans, have a responsibility to help the victims in any way we can," the BBC quoted him as saying.

"The floods have completely changed many people's lives and through our actions, we can offer hope."

"In such times we have to align ourselves with the right organisations to reach out to the affected areas as effectively and urgently as possible," he added.

He has now released the new single ‘Hear Your Call’, all profits from which will go to Save the Children to help the victims of the recent flooding in Pakistan.

The single ‘Hear Your Call’ can be downloaded through iTunes or directly from the Sami Yusuf website.

"Donate Now to the flood victims by downloading the Hear your Call song"

Sami Yusuf - Singer releases Pakistan aid single

A world-renowned singer-songwriter has launched a new single in aid of flood victims in Pakistan.

Sami Yusuf will donate the profits of Hear Your Call to Save the Children's flood appeal and is calling on his fans to do more to support the aid effort.

Mr Yusuf said that all human beings have an obligation to help out during an "enormous disaster" such as the Pakistan floods.

"In such times we have to align ourselves with the right organisations to reach out to the affected areas as effectively and urgently as possible," the singer stated.

He added that 20 million people have been affected by the floods, including an estimated nine million children.

The musician has sold more than seven million albums worldwide.

Save the Children is currently operating in all four provinces of Pakistan that have been hit and has so far provided shelter and provisions for some 305,000 people.

Hear Your Call is available on iTunes and on the singer's official webpage. 
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Singer Sami Yusuf donating music profits to Pakistan

British singer-songwriter Sami Yusuf is donating profits from his latest single to help flood victims in Pakistan.

Born in Iran, but raised in the UK, the singer is urging fans to recognise the ongoing plight of those affected by the floods.
Profits from Hear Your Call will go to Save the Children, which is working in the four provinces hit by the disaster.
Sami has sold more than seven million albums worldwide.
He said: "This is an enormous disaster and I personally feel we all, as fellow humans, have a responsibility to help the victims in any way we can.
"The floods have completely changed many people's lives and through our actions, we can offer hope.
"In such times we have to align ourselves with the right organisations to reach out to the affected areas as effectively and urgently as possible."
The track can be download from iTunes and the artist's official website here  Donate Now


                                   

Sami yusuf (UK singers support flood relief campaign)

British musicians are supporting Pakistan in dealing with the worst natural disaster in the country’s history. While some are donating through the sales of their latest tracks, others are making exclusive songs to urge the international community to donate to flood relief efforts.

Called “Islam’s biggest rock star” by Time magazine, singer Sami Yusuf has dedicated his latest single “Hear Your Call” to Pakistan’s flood relief efforts. All the profits from the song will go to Save the Children.
Talking about his decision to make donations, Yusuf told BBC, “This is an enormous disaster and I personally feel we all, as fellow humans, have a responsibility to help the victims in any way we can.”
“The floods have completely changed many people’s lives and through our actions, we can offer hope. In such times we have to align ourselves with the right organisations to reach out to the affected areas as effectively and urgently as possible.”

Asian bands in the UK are also working for the flood relief campaign.
Rapper Sabotage has teamed up with underground artists in UK. Featuring Raxstar, Da Poe, Sam Khan, Rkz, Swami Baracus, Faze, Kaution and Arjun, the song titled “United We Stand” has just been released. Appealing for donations, all the money earned from the charity single will go to Disasters Emergency Committee, an organisation coordinating all the funds from UK to Pakistan.

With images of the disaster sites in the video, the song features lyrics condemning the attitude of politicians in the time of crisis. Calling for support from the international community by “putting aside the differences,” the rap number also censures “religious backbite” as a major cause of the divide.