The song "Surga Hati" by Ungu is an Islamic nasheed (religious song) with heartfelt lyrics that express a longing for Allah and a desire to be in His presence. The lyrics start with the phrase "Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik," which is an Arabic phrase meaning "Here I am, O Allah, here I am." It is a declaration of readiness to answer Allah's call and to dedicate oneself to His service. The following line, "Labbaika La Syari Kala Kalabbaik," means "Here I am, there is no partner with You, my Lord." This reaffirms the belief in the uniqueness and unity of Allah. The chorus continues with expressions of praise and gratitude to Allah: "Innalhamda Wanni'mata Laka Walmulk," which means "Indeed, all praise, blessings, and sovereignty belong to You." It acknowledges that all blessings and the ultimate authority belong to Allah alone, emphasizing the recognition of His greatness. The verse speaks of the overwhelming beauty and sanctity of Allah's land, where tears cannot be held back. It reflects the emotional experience of being in the holy land, such as Mecca or Medina, during pilgrimages. The lyrics also express the continuous remembrance of Allah and the desire to see the paradise of the heart here, referencing the tranquility and spiritual fulfillment found in connection with Allah. The artist then mentions the longing to be closer to Allah, symbolized by gazing upon His beautiful house (the Kaaba in Mecca). The desire to reach out and approach Allah is heartfelt, as the artist expresses the inability to find words or close their eyes, overwhelmed by the yearning to be in Allah's presence and the eagerness to offer prayers. The chorus repeats, reaffirming the declaration of being present for Allah and praising His attributes. The artist expresses a desire to stay in this state, not wanting to leave, and requesting permission to return to this heavenly atmosphere. The lyrics convey the love and attachment to being close to Allah, experiencing the beauty and serenity found in His presence. The outro of the song includes an Arabic supplication: "Rabbana atina fid dunya hasana wa fil akhirati hasana, wa qina azab an nnar." It translates to "Our Lord, give us the best in this world and the best in the Hereafter, and protect us from the torment of the Fire." This prayer reflects the aspiration for a blessed life in this world and the Hereafter, seeking Allah's protection from any form of punishment. Overall, "Surga Hati" conveys a deep spiritual connection, longing for Allah, and the desire to remain close to Him. It is a song that inspires devotion, gratitude, and seeking Allah's mercy and blessings.
