Hausa devotional music continues to find new audiences as Musaddiq M Sadiq brings renewed attention to “YA NANA,” also known as “Ya Nana Fadima.”
Officially released on August 10, 2026, the Nasheed has continued to gain traction through live performances and social media, where its cultural and religious appeal has reached a growing audience.
Rooted in traditional Hausa praise poetry, “YA NANA” centres on Islamic devotion and praise. Musaddiq M Sadiq leads the performance with a passionate vocal delivery that reflects the style of Northern Nigerian Nasheed music while keeping the devotional message at the heart of the record.
The song has also become a familiar presence at community gatherings and religious celebrations, with performances linked to events such as Majalasin Dorayi and Maulidin Rara. Its growing visibility at these gatherings has further strengthened its connection with listeners across Northern Nigeria.
Several live and viral versions have also featured contributions from Northern performers and backing groups, including Mubarak Dabai, Nagidan Shehu, Mune Arewa, and the Bakano backup group. Their involvement adds a communal quality to the song and highlights the collaborative nature of its live performances.
Released through 7246525 Records DK, “YA NANA” continues to spread through public performances and social media activity. By bringing together Hausa cultural expression, Islamic devotion, and communal performance, Musaddiq M Sadiq delivers a Nasheed that connects traditional musical heritage with today’s digital audience.
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