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The lyrics heavily lean on the Islamic concept of the Ghuraba . It draws from a prophetic tradition ( hadith ) stating that Islam began as something "strange" and will return to being "strange" [4]. By framing their followers as these "strangers," the text creates a powerful sense of elitism and divine destiny, suggesting that being hated by the world is proof of their righteousness [4, 5]. 2. The Rejection of Borders dawlat al islam qamat mp3