The lyrics describe the mountain as the "spring of Medina" ( Medine'nin baharısın ) and speak of a persistent yearning to visit this sacred ground.

The song refers to Uhud as the "land of martyrs" ( Şehitlerin diyarısın ), specifically mourning Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib , the Prophet’s uncle, who was killed there.

is a prominent Turkish performer of religious music ( ilahi ), and his song "Selam Sana Uhud Dağı" (Salute to You, Mount Uhud) is one of his most recognized works. The song serves as both a spiritual tribute and a historical reflection on the significance of Mount Uhud in Islamic tradition. Meaning and Lyrics

Performances and lyric videos are widely available on YouTube . Selam Sana Uhut Dağı

The song reflects the tradition that the Prophet Muhammad had a special affection for the mountain, famously stating, "Uhud is a mountain that loves us, and we love it". Background on Mount Uhud

You can listen to the official audio on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.

Mount Uhud is located roughly 5 kilometers from the in Medina. It is a site of major pilgrimage today, where visitors pay respects at the cemetery of the 70 martyrs who fell during the historic battle. Discography and Availability

The track is featured on several collections, including the 2006 album Düet 2 and Kerbela .