Rabbani (Devine) is the debut studio album by Malaysian nasheed group Rabbani. It was released on 22 May 1997 by Permata Audio and EMI Music Malaysia.
On 1 March 1997, Rabbani was formed by Permata Audio, a nasheed music production company based in Kuala Lumpur. The group consisted of one lead singer, six backing vocalists, and six musicians. Besides performing nasheed, most of the members were full-time employees at Permata Audio, serving in roles such as marketing, administration, event management, studio coordination, and music production. They later signed a record deal with EMI Music Malaysia.
Their self-titled album was recorded at Permata Studio in Kuala Lumpur and produced by Sohibul Fadil Hj. Sabikin. For their debut, Rabbani focused on classical nasheed, reviving traditional Islamic songs while also including original compositions by the group. The album featured 14 tracks and incorporated influences from Middle Eastern and Central African rhythms. Its lyrical themes centred on devotion to God and the teachings of Islam.
Group leader Asri Ibrahim stated that the group's strength lay in presenting their music live with a full band, aiming to replicate the studio sound in their performances. The album included new versions of P. Ramlee's "Alhamdulillah" and "Berkorban Apa Saja". Rabbani also re-recorded an earlier song from their time with Nada Murni for the album.
The album was released on 22 May 1997. It was well received upon release and sold over 30,000 copies in 2 weeks. As of 1998, the album sold over 90,000 copies.
Writing for The Straits Times, Junaidah Dahlan described the album as "more classical, less catchy and more serious-sounding," praising Asri Ibrahim's vocals and the group's harmonies.
Credits adapted from the album liner notes.