What are the lyrics of Daukaka ga Allah by Dauda D. Zih?

“Daukaka ga Allah” begins: Daukaka ga Allah Cikin Samaniya,… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

Who composed Daukaka ga Allah?

Daukaka ga Allah was composed by Dauda D. Zih.

What language is Daukaka ga Allah sung in?

Daukaka ga Allah is sung in Hausa.

Daukaka ga Allah by Dauda D. Zih — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Composer: Dauda D. Zih

Uploaded By: Choir PDFs

Format: Solfa

Language: Hausa

Pages: 3 pages

Daukaka ga Allah by Dauda D. Zih — Lyrics

CHORUS Daukaka ga Allah Cikin Samaniya, Daukaka ga Allah Cikin Samaniya. Oh, Daukaka ga Allah, Allah Cikin Samaniya, Oh, Daukaka ga Allah a cikin Samaniya. VERSE 1 A duniya salama ga mutane na nufi mai kyau, Mu na yabon ka mu na albarkace ka. Mu na yi ma ka sujada, mu na daukaka ka, Mu na yi maka godiya saboda darajar ka mai girma. Ya Ubangiji Allah Sarkin sama, Allah Uba mai iko duka. Oh! VERSE 2 Ya Ubangiji Yesu Kristi da makadaici, Ubangiji Allah dan tunkiya na Allah.

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About Daukaka ga Allah

"Daukaka ga Allah" is a vibrant Hausa setting of the Gloria, composed by Dauda D. Zih. It brings the ancient angelic hymn to life with rhythmic energy and joyful praise, translating the familiar "Glory to God in the highest" into a deeply resonant cultural expression.

In the choir loft, this piece is a wonderful choice for festive Masses and solemnities. The music is structured into a lively chorus and three distinct verses that walk through the traditional text of the Gloria. The driving solfa arrangement keeps the momentum high, making it an uplifting experience for both the singers and the congregation as they join in the celebration.

Singing the Gloria in Hausa adds a profound sense of local devotion to the liturgy. As the choir moves from the exuberant opening to the reverent petitions for mercy, the song beautifully captures the dual nature of the Gloria: triumphant praise and humble supplication, culminating in a resounding "Amin."