ABINCIN ALHERI
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ABINCIN ALHERI by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About ABINCIN ALHERI
"Abincin Alheri" is a deeply reverent Hausa Communion hymn composed by Jude Nnam. Translating to "Food of Grace," the song draws singers directly into the mystery of the Eucharist. The verses recount the Last Supper with simple, profound clarity—"Yesu ya dauki Gurasa" (Jesus took bread)—reminding the congregation of Christ's enduring gift of His Body and Blood given for all people.
During Mass, this piece serves beautifully for the Communion procession, guiding the faithful as they approach the altar. The music builds from a steady, reflective chorus into an inviting, layered climax. In the final section, the sopranos call out to the assembly, "Kuzo ku karbe shi" (Come and receive Him), assuring them that this heavenly food is sweet and brings eternal life.
Beneath this soaring invitation, the tenors and basses respond with grounded praises to the Holy, Loving, and Merciful One ("Mai Tsarki, mai kauna, mai Jinkai"). It is a piece that captures both the solemnity of the sacrament and the quiet joy of receiving the Bread of Life, making it a beloved choice for choirs across northern Nigeria and beyond.