Wherever You Are (Sami Yusuf album)

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حيث تكن

Sami Yusuf's third official studio album, released on 29 October 2010 by ETM International after his split with Awakening, with fifteen songs in Arabic, English, Turkish and Persian recorded in Britain, Egypt, South Africa and the UAE; it carries new versions of songs issued without his consent on Without You, among them 'You Came To Me' in four languages.

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Summary

Wherever You Are is the third official studio album of the British singer-songwriter Sami Yusuf, produced by himself and released on 29 October 2010 by ETM International; it runs 65 minutes. 1 2 Sami Yusuf counted it as his true third album, after Without You, which Awakening had issued without his consent. 3

How it was made

He recorded it in Britain, Egypt, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates; it has eleven main songs and bonus tracks in Arabic, English, Turkish and Persian, all written by Sami Yusuf, two with Conner Reeves and one with the British singer Ian Brown, as the album's e-book records. 1

The songs

Its songs include 'Wherever You Are', 'Salaam', 'Without You', 'You Came To Me' in four languages, 'Fragile World', 'In Every Tear, He Is There', 'Make Me Strong' and 'Healing'; 'Without You' and 'In Every Tear' are new versions of songs first issued on Without You. 1 3 Videos were made for 'You Came To Me', 'Healing', 'In Every Tear', 'Make Me Strong', 'Wherever You Are' and 'Salaam'. 1

References

  • Arabic Wikipedia, «حيث تكن ⁦(ألبوم)⁩», revision 76773249 of 26 September 2026. 1
  • Wikidata item Q2383814. 2
  • English Wikipedia article on Without You. 3

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People and things also explored

Al-Mu'allim· Barakah (Sami Yusuf album)· My Ummah· Salaam (Sami Yusuf album)· Without You (Sami Yusuf album)· Sami Yusuf· Anugerah Industri Muzik· BBC Radio 3 Awards for World Music

Sources

  1. حيث تكن ⁦(ألبوم)⁩ — Arabic Wikipedia
  2. Wherever You Are — Wikidata Q2383814
  3. Without You (Sami Yusuf album) — English Wikipedia
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Sami Yusuf's debut album, released by Awakening in 2003 after the label signed him as its first artist; its title, 'The Teacher', refers to the Prophet. The Guardian reported in 2012 that it sold 3 million copies and that, with My Ummah, it led Time magazine to call Sami Yusuf 'Islam's biggest rock star' and set the bar for the young nasheed industry.