Lil Wayne Praises Allah in his hit song A Millie

http://www.mujahideenryder.net/2008/05/11/lil-wayne-praises-allah-in-a-millie-islam-muslim/

Lil Wayne says "and the almighty power of Allah" in the song "A Millie" featured on one of his songs from one of his mixtapes. It is also strange how the radio versions of the song replaces "Allah" with "dat chit cha cha cha chopper". The song was so popular that it was added to his new album coming out "C3″ and guess what, the album version also replaces "Allah" with "dat chit cha cha cha chopper".

Most of you probably may not know, but Lil Wayne is probably the number 1 rapper in the Hip Hop world right now. Imagine the thousands of people who will hear "and the almighty power of Allah". I'm sure you've seen people on the subway or buses rapping or singing along to the songs from their iPods. They may be unconsciously saying "and the almighty power of Allah". Now most of you probably are like, so what? Who cares if some non-Muslim rapper mentions "Allah" in his rhyme. Well if you don't care that's fine, but I find this interesting how Islam appears in some form in the most unusual of places. You never know if one person might be like "Why is Lil Wayne saying 'almighty power of Allah' in his song?". Then that person may do some research, find some Muslims and strike up a conversation on Allah. Only Allah knows what his plan was when he willed it for His name to be mentioned in such a song.

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*Slowly walks out*

So where the link for the original song, the one with allah

EDIT: yeah ok i found it on youtube, meh freaky

A lot of rappers are, or used to be, casually familiar with Nation of Islam and 5% Nation teachings. These are not official Muslim sects however.

I agree that is freekin messed up though. Islamophobia in effect.

http://www.mujahideenryder.net/2008/05/11/lil-wayne-praises-allah-in-a-millie-islam-muslim/

Lil Wayne says "and the almighty power of Allah" in the song "A Millie" featured on one of his songs from one of his mixtapes. It is also strange how the radio versions of the song replaces "Allah" with "dat chit cha cha cha chopper". The song was so popular that it was added to his new album coming out "C3″ and guess what, the album version also replaces "Allah" with "dat chit cha cha cha chopper".

Most of you probably may not know, but Lil Wayne is probably the number 1 rapper in the Hip Hop world right now. Imagine the thousands of people who will hear "and the almighty power of Allah". I'm sure you've seen people on the subway or buses rapping or singing along to the songs from their iPods. They may be unconsciously saying "and the almighty power of Allah". Now most of you probably are like, so what? Who cares if some non-Muslim rapper mentions "Allah" in his rhyme. Well if you don't care that's fine, but I find this interesting how Islam appears in some form in the most unusual of places. You never know if one person might be like "Why is Lil Wayne saying 'almighty power of Allah' in his song?". Then that person may do some research, find some Muslims and strike up a conversation on Allah. Only Allah knows what his plan was when he willed it for His name to be mentioned in such a song.

Egyptman786

thats not the album version,it's an earlier cut. And so what,allah is iterchangeable with god and who said wyan ewas the number 1 artist in the world.

A lot of rappers are, or used to be, casually familiar with Nation of Islam and 5% Nation teachings. These are not official Muslim sects however.

I agree that is freekin messed up though. Islamophobia in effect.

bradleybhoy

What do 5% believe anyway? this dude came to my church and said they were evil and what not. I know RZa and many of th wu-tang are but what exactly do they believe.

Still doesn't make him any less of a bad rapper. >_>

And so what? :?

As a Muslim myself, I think it's annoying when rappers (or anyone for that matter) use Islamic imagery but mess it up in the process....5 percenters are especially guilty of this. I'm not talking about people like Lupe Fiasco or Chamillionaire who are actually Muslim.

Also, Allah is just the Arabic word for God, Christian Arabs use it too.

He praises god not allah he said that just to rhyme lol. He always thanks god in every acceptance speach even most recently. He is not islamic man.Jacboy71

thank god someone who can tell the difference/sameness

thats not the album version,it's an earlier cut. And so what,allah is iterchangeable with god and who said wyan ewas the number 1 artist in the world.

this song was sospose to be the album version

[QUOTE="bradleybhoy"]

A lot of rappers are, or used to be, casually familiar with Nation of Islam and 5% Nation teachings. These are not official Muslim sects however.

I agree that is freekin messed up though. Islamophobia in effect.

What do 5% believe anyway? this dude came to my church and said they were evil and what not. I know RZa and many of th wu-tang are but what exactly do they believe.

If they are Muslim, probably just believe in Allah, Mohammed, the Pillars of Islam and all that jazz. Lol, and you should have turned to the guy that ran into your church and remided him that he was the one bursting into churches screaming crap.

[QUOTE="bradleybhoy"]

A lot of rappers are, or used to be, casually familiar with Nation of Islam and 5% Nation teachings. These are not official Muslim sects however.

I agree that is freekin messed up though. Islamophobia in effect.

dude

What do 5% believe anyway? this dude came to my church and said they were evil and what not. I know RZa and many of th wu-tang are but what exactly do they believe.

Check it for yourself.

http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5%25_Nation

Pretty wacked out. But this is interesting.

http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5%25_Nation#Origin_of_Five-Percent_title

Egyptman786

thats not the album version,it's an earlier cut. And so what,allah is iterchangeable with god and who said wyan ewas the number 1 artist in the world.

this song was sospose to be the album version

it's not,the clean and explicit version still say ch-ch-chopper

He praises god not allah he said that just to rhyme lol. He always thanks god in every acceptance speach even most recently. He is not islamic man.Jacboy71

ya this guys right wayne says stuff like this all the time u just gota look past the literal meaning. besides theres like four different versions of this song.

This is very funny.

It's not the fact that he says 'allah' in a song, it's the fact that the media owns the people so much that as soon as you hear somebody mention Allah, there linked to terrorism, or a negative image is portrayed on them.

Islam is a peaceful religion, and it's a shame that a few extremists drag it down.

I'm speaking from a christian upbringing and an Atheist view.

Lupe Fiasco is also Muslim. He praises God (Allah) all the time in his albums... ie: Little Soldier, in which after he gets done talking about little children being used as weapons, he repeated the Arabic phrase: "astaghfar allah" multiple times. Which translated to "God's help and forgiveness".

He also has a track entitled "Muhammed (pbuh) Walks", which is a remix of "Jesus Walks" by Kanye

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSIkgRLdWYQ

Lupe, Mos Def, Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, a few of the WuTang members, all of Tribe Called Quest... lots.

The most obvious response to this thread also turns out to be somewhat ironic:

He praises god not allah he said that just to rhyme lol. He always thanks god in every acceptance speach even most recently. He is not islamic man.Jacboy71

allah is the arabic name of god...

AND TO TC.....why share this?

Thanks for sharing this for all of us:(