Nasyid is a form of Islamic music that often features vocal harmonies and is performed in various languages, primarily Arabic and Malay. It typically conveys messages of faith, spirituality, and social values, making it popular among Muslim communities. Nasyid songs are usually accompanied by traditional instruments, such as the oud or percussion, and are performed in both solo and group settings. The genre has gained popularity in many countries, especially in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. Nasyid artists often draw inspiration from Quranic teachings and Hadith, aiming to promote positive messages and encourage listeners to reflect on their beliefs and actions.