Jihadi Nasheeds

Jihadi Nasheeds are religious songs or hymns frequently used by extremist groups such as the Taliban and Al-Qaeda for propaganda and recruitment. Here are some examples of jihadi nasheeds:

"Dawlatul Islam" produced by Al Qaeda.

"Taliban Anthem" produced by the Taliban

"Tawhid" (God's Oneness) produced by Al Qaeda.

Some more popular Jihadi nasheeds include:

"Labbayk Ya Rasool Allah" (Here I am, O Messenger of God): This nasheed is often used as a call to arms by various Jihadi groups.

"My Ummah, My Pride": Produced by various Jihadi groups, this nasheed is frequently used to praise the group and its fighters.

"Jihad is the Only Way": Produced by various Jihadi groups, this nasheed is frequently used to promote the idea of holy war and the need to defend the faith.

Extremist groups produce and distribute these nasheeds through various channels, including websites, social media accounts, CDs, and other physical media. They are also used as background music in videos and other forms of propaganda. 

The auto-tuning is done to make the nasheeds more appealing and to reach a larger audience. The nasheeds sound more polished and professional, thanks to modern production techniques, making them more likely to be shared and listened to by a larger audience. Furthermore, autotune can make it more difficult to track down and trace the origins of nasheeds.

Note: It is worth mentioning that these nasheeds can often contain violent and extremist content. It is not recommended to seek out or listen to jihadi nasheeds or any other materials extremist groups produce.