Kun Faya Kun - meaning and the philosophy…

Jan 14

From its Quranic origins to A.R. Rahman's soul-stirring composition. Learn how this divine phrase meaning 'Be, and it becomes' transformed into a musical masterpiece

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Ritesh Nayak

Jan 14

Thank you!

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