Expressing a desire to die in Medina with one's face toward the city of the Prophet.

The opening lines of the song, "Khuda da nabi, khuda da nabi, mere dil ki duniya ka hai rabba," set the tone for the rest of the lyrics, which are a heartfelt expression of devotion and love for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The repetition of the phrase "Khuda da nabi" becomes a refrain, a sort of mantra that underscores the singer's deep connection with the divine.

"The Prophet of my God feels very dear to me." → This establishes the central theme: personal, intense love for Prophet Muhammad.

The lyrics often repeat the phrase "Khuda da Nabi" to affirm that Jesus is the true messenger sent by God to guide people out of darkness.

Here are the original lyrics as sung by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. We have presented them in (the most common script for online searches) for easy readability.

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The use of metaphors and symbolism in the lyrics adds depth and complexity to the song. For instance, the line "Tere karam se hai mere dil ki zaroorat" (It is through your blessings that my heart's needs are fulfilled) uses the metaphor of the heart to convey the idea of spiritual longing and fulfillment.