Suma Lee’s back at it again, but forget the club bangers—he just dropped “Dhiyaullami,” and it’s got some serious spiritual heat. Dude used to own the Bongo Fleva and hip-hop scene in Tanzania back in the day, like, the early 2000s? You couldn’t escape his tracks. Now? He’s switched lanes, all-in on these Islamic-inspired jams. It’s wild hearing that same unmistakable voice, but now he’s praising Allah instead of flexing or talking about the hustle.



And the name—“Dhiyaullami”—yeah, it’s got that deep, almost poetic feel, straight outta Arabic roots. The song itself? Suma Lee’s just vibing about how great Allah is, letting the light in, and finding that real inner peace you get when you just… let go and trust the Big Guy upstairs. Not gonna lie, it hits different.