7 Religious Playlists That Are Always Played During Eid, from Opick to Haddad Alwi

Kapanlagi.com - Eid is not just about delicious food or new clothes, but also about sound. The sound of takbir, the laughter of family, and of course the sound of religious songs that warmly resonate in the atmosphere of the home. These songs have become an inseparable part of the meaningful atmosphere of Eid al-Fitr.

Religious songs are not just entertainment music, but prayers sung in melody. With touching lyrics and calming rhythms, these songs remind us of the meaning of Ramadan that has just passed and the new hopes that come with Eid al-Fitr. It is no wonder that every year, the same playlist is still played, remaining relevant and even more emotionally binding.

Here are seven religious songs that never fail to bring warmth and nostalgia during Eid. From iconic to contemporary collaborations, they all carry deep messages about love, faith, and hope.

1. Ramadan Has Arrived - Opick

The Eid song that makes you miss your hometown the most. (credit: youtube.com/@AquariusMusikindo)

Released more than a decade ago, this song remains a staple for setting the mood for Ramadan until Eid. Its light melody and lyrics that depict the joy of welcoming the holy month make it very familiar.

This song is often played in shopping centers, on television, and even serves as a background for social media content when Ramadan arrives. Many also use it as an alarm song for sahur because of its uplifting rhythm.

2. Tombo Ati - Opick

The Eid song that makes you miss home the most. (credit: youtube.com/@AquariusMusikindo)

Unlike Ramadan Has Arrived, this song presents a contemplative and calm atmosphere. Tombo Ati teaches five ways to calm the heart, ranging from reading the Qur'an to gathering with righteous people.

With lyrics in Javanese, this song conveys a grounded religious message. It is not uncommon for this song to be covered in modern versions on YouTube and other streaming platforms.

3. Bismillah Cinta - Ungu feat. Lesti

The Eid song that makes you miss home the most. (credit: youtube.com/@TrinityOptimaProduction)

This song is a collaboration between the legendary pop band Ungu and dangdut singer Lesti. The modern pop touch and strong vocal arrangement make this song quickly rise on various platforms.

Telling the story of sincere love for Allah, this song is very relevant for young couples experiencing Ramadan together. The music video on YouTube also trended during its release a few years ago.

4. Ya Maulana - Sabyan Gambus

The Lebaran song that makes you miss your hometown the most. (credit: youtube.com/@OfficialSabyangambus)

Sabyan Gambus is indeed known for their touching and meaningful religious songs. Ya Maulana is one of their most popular songs and is often played during Ramadan and Eid moments.

This song features lyrics in Arabic and Indonesian, making it easily accepted by various groups. Its soft vocals combined with the characteristic gambus music arrangement make this song so poignant.

5. Marhaban Ya Ramadan - Haddad Alwi

The Lebaran song that makes you miss your hometown the most. (credit: youtube.com/@SonyMusicID)

As one of the pioneers of modern religious songs in Indonesia, the name Haddad Alwi is already well-known. His song Marhaban Ya Ramadan is often used to open various religious events.

With a simple orchestral arrangement and accompanying children's voices, this song brings back the nostalgic atmosphere of childhood when learning to fast. This song is also frequently played in mosques and local radios.

6. Insya Allah - Maher Zain

The Lebaran song that makes you miss your hometown the most. (credit: youtube.com/@awakeningrecords)

Maher Zain is a Swedish singer of Lebanese descent known for his religious songs in English and Arabic. In the song Insya Allah, he also duetted with Fadly from the band Padi for the Indonesian version.

This song conveys a message of hope and optimism in the midst of difficulties. Maher's melodious voice combined with Fadly's distinctive vocal style creates a harmony that touches the soul.

7. When Love Recites Tasbih - Melly Goeslaw feat. Amee

The Lebaran song that makes you miss your hometown the most. (credit: youtube.com/@AquariusMusikindo)

This song is the original soundtrack from the film of the same name. Melly Goeslaw is known for her emotionally and spiritually powerful soundtrack songs.

When Love Recites Tasbih is a very suitable song to play during the Lebaran moment to reflect on love from a deeper perspective. This song carries the message that true love is based on faith.

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