It is quieting, it is heartfelt, it is pleasant. Atif Aslam’s version of Hamd, Wohi Khuda Hai for Coke Studio was simply released, and fans can’t quit discussing it. While Rohail Hyatt’s rendition of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Kalaam appears to have been generally welcomed by the group of spectators and Twitter is going gaga over it. As opposed to the maestro’s form, Atif’s Wohi Khuda Hai is delicate and moderate. The six-minute video has the artist, clad in a white sherwani, reciting the Hamd, which finishes with a Durood. Atif Aslam captivated the listeners’ attention and look how Twitter is flooded with lovely comments after this.

On my mother's chehlum 2014 my dear friend #TinaSani recited #WohiKhudaHae – I held my heart.

This pared down version by #AtifAslam shows how subtle & refined @rohailhyatt & him are. Great to see them work together again! #CokeStudio12
From the ♥️👇https://t.co/BHj1bd0C0b

— Fifi Haroon (@fifiharoon) October 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/sleepyme__/status/1182606648004829186

If life ever give you a chance to make comeback make sure you do it in Rohail Hayat's way not like @Umar96Akmal and @iamAhmadshahzad @cokestudio @itsaadee ❤#CokeStudio12 #AtifAslam

— Mathar Bashir (@chaudharymathar) October 11, 2019

Stop everything and listen to this. Atif Aslam and Rohail Hyatt once again produce a gem 💕https://t.co/Q5Ma5bDIKU

#WohiKhudaHai #AtifAslam #CokeStudio12 #cokestudio

— Sana Ullah (@sanaullahB1) October 11, 2019

Good! felt it, right here in my ❤ although the Composition is just so so, but his notes are perfect 👍 @AtifAslamTeam @cokestudio #AtifAslam #CokeStudio12 pic.twitter.com/2ay8aKeVce

— Malik Hassaan (@imalikhassaan) October 11, 2019

https://twitter.com/gryffindor9611/status/1182610603745173504 https://twitter.com/atif_sweety/status/1182610229638230016

Moved me beyond words. This is SO special… @itsaadee @cokestudio #AtifAslam #CokeStudio12 https://t.co/8TeQW26zuj

— Selina Rashid Khan (@selinarashid) October 11, 2019

Earlier, in the BTS video, the singer Atif Aslam had said that he will dedicate this rendition to his son. When he will grow up and listen to it. He’ll be proud that my father recited this beautiful Hamd. Atif said,” I hope he understands what I said. I hope he finds his own journey and Allah in the process.”