Sultan-e-Madina (سلطانِ مدینہ) is a beautiful naat that praises Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as the King of Medina. The word “Sultan” means king or ruler, and this naat describes the Prophet’s royal status in the spiritual realm while highlighting his humility and mercy. This naat is popular across the Islamic world and is recited in many gatherings and Mehfil-e-Milad events.
Sultan-e-Madina Naat Lyrics in Urdu
Verse 1
سلطانِ مدینہ شہنشاہِ مدینہ
آقا ہے میرا نبی مصطفیٰ
Verse 2
تیری رحمت سے ہے ساری دنیا آباد
تیرے صدقے میں ہے یہ سارا جہاں
Verse 3
جو بھی آیا تیرے در پہ خالی نہ گیا
بے سہاروں کو تو نے سنبھالا یا رسول
Verse 4
تیری محبت ہے سرمایہ میرا
تیرا در ہے پناہ گاہ میری
Verse 5
مدینے کا ہر ذرہ تجھ پہ فدا
یہ خاک بھی آنکھوں کا نور ہے
Verse 6
اے سلطانِ مدینہ شہنشاہِ مدینہ
آقا ہے میرا نبی مصطفیٰ
Roman Urdu Transliteration
Verse 1:
Sultan-e-Madina, Shehanshah-e-Madina
Aaqa hai mera Nabi Mustafa
Verse 2:
Teri rehmat se hai saari duniya aabaad
Tere sadqay mein hai ye saara jahan
Verse 3:
Jo bhi aaya tere dar pe khaali na gaya
Be saharon ko toone sambhala Ya Rasool
Verse 4:
Teri mohabbat hai sarmaya mera
Tera dar hai panaah gaah meri
Verse 5:
Madine ka har zarra tujh pe fida
Ye khaak bhi aankhon ka noor hai
Verse 6:
Ae Sultan-e-Madina, Shehanshah-e-Madina
Aaqa hai mera Nabi Mustafa
English Translation
Verse 1:
King of Medina, Emperor of Medina
My master is the Prophet Mustafa (PBUH)
Verse 2:
Your mercy has made the whole world prosperous
The entire universe exists because of you
Verse 3:
Whoever came to your door did not leave empty-handed
You supported the helpless, O Messenger of Allah
Verse 4:
Your love is my greatest treasure
Your doorstep is my sanctuary
Verse 5:
Every particle of Medina is sacrificed for you
Even its dust is light for the eyes
Verse 6:
O King of Medina, Emperor of Medina
My master is the Prophet Mustafa (PBUH)
Meaning and Background
The naat Sultan-e-Madina celebrates the Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) unique status as both a spiritual king and a merciful guide. The repeated title “Sultan-e-Madina” reminds listeners that the Prophet holds the highest rank in creation, yet his door is always open to those in need.
Verse 1 establishes the central theme: the Prophet is the king, emperor and master. Verse 2 reflects on the concept of Rahmatul Lil Alameen (Mercy to the Worlds). Verse 3 describes the Prophet’s generosity. Verse 4 expresses personal devotion. Verse 5 praises Medina itself. Verse 6 reinforces the central message.
When is Sultan-e-Madina Recited?
- Mehfil-e-Milad gatherings
- Daily naat gatherings in mosques
- Eid Milad-un-Nabi events
- Personal worship and devotion
- Islamic conferences
About the Poet
Sultan-e-Madina is a traditional naat that has been passed down through generations. Its exact origin is unknown, but its popularity continues to grow in the digital age.