Northern Nigeria’s rich tradition of Hausa devotional music gets another notable moment through Musaddiq M Sadiq and his popular Nasheed “YA NANA,” also known as “Ya Nana Fadima.”
Officially released on August 10, 2026, the song has continued to gain attention through live performances and social media, where it has taken on a strong cultural presence.
Built around traditional Hausa praise poetry and devotional vocals, “YA NANA” carries a clear Islamic theme while drawing from the vocal style associated with Northern Nigerian Nasheed music. Musaddiq M Sadiq leads the performance with a passionate delivery that keeps the focus on devotion and praise.
The song has also become a familiar choice at community gatherings and religious events, including performances connected to Majalasin Dorayi and Maulidin Rara.
Different live and viral versions have featured support from Northern performers and backing groups such as Mubarak Dabai, Nagidan Shehu, Mune Arewa, and the Bakano backup group.
Released through 7246525 Records DK, “YA NANA” continues to spread beyond its original release through performances and social media activity. Its combination of Hausa musical tradition, Islamic devotion, and communal performance gives the record a strong cultural identity within Northern Nigeria.
With its growing presence among listeners and at public gatherings, Musaddiq M Sadiq’s “YA NANA” stands as a devotional record that connects traditional Hausa expression with a new generation of digital audiences.
