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00:10 Madhanapoovadiyil
5:12 Samkritha Pamagiri
11:48 Bismiyum Hamdhum
17:28 Aararum Manassil
23:26 Akechuttulakam
27:32 Aattal Nabiyude
33:47 Chambakapoo Thenidhal
37:15 Abuvanorappol Javab
42:53 Sifathukal Ereyund
48:31 Udhichuyarum Shams
52:59 Kaduneela kannulla
58:19 Vennakkal Padavil Njan
1:03:06 Kandara kattummal
1:06:18 Chelathelivoli
1:11:15 Aadhi Basumalathodu
1:19:18 Mashik Mahribil
1:24:29 Bandharankirivari
1:30:24 Padi Bilalenna
1:34:40 Oru Punya Ramalanil
1:38:32 Arippo Thirippo
1:44:22 Kathirkathum Rasoolinte
1:49:29 Anargha Muthumala
1:53:07 Beevi Khadeejane Kettu
1:57:41 Ithiri Ponnoru
2:02:56 Nenjasha Poomkulire
2:07:57 Salaamathin
2:12:36 Marakkar Kakkante
2:16:57 Mane Mayile Manikuyile
2:22:13 Arinjirunnilla Njan
2:28:27 Ulareede lam


Mappilapattu is a traditional Muslim song genre in the Malabar region of Kerala, India. It has a unique style characterized by its rhythmic beats and lyrical beauty. The word "Mappilapattu" is derived from "Mappila," which means a member of the Muslim community in Kerala, and "pattu," which means song in Malayalam.

These songs are often sung during Mappila weddings and other festive occasions. They typically narrate stories of love, heroism, and religious themes, often drawing from the rich cultural heritage of the region. Mappilapattu is usually accompanied by traditional instruments such as the harmonium, tabla, and mridangam.

Over the years, Mappilapattu has evolved, incorporating modern musical elements while retaining its traditional essence. It continues to be a popular form of cultural expression among the Muslim community in Kerala, reflecting the region's unique blend of art, music, and heritage




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