Ahad Ali Khan
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| Native name | احد علی خان |
| Birth name | Ahad Ali Khan |
| Born | 14 November 1990 Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan |
| Origin | Pakistan |
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| Years active | 2004–present |
| Associated acts | Rizwan-Muazzam, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Noor e Ramzan (Pakistan Tv Program)A-Plus TV |
| Website | https://ahadalikhan.com/ |
Ahad Ali Khan (Urdu:احد علی خان) (born 14 November 1990), is one of the emerging Pakistani musicians, with a unique blend of Qawwali, Sufi Islamic devotional music. He is a student of Ustad Rizwan-Muazzam, nephews of the late Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Allah has blessed him with unique vocal abilities, and he is famous in Qawwali (Sufi, Islamic Devotional Music), ghazals and other light music.
Early life
Ahad Ali Khan is a native Punjabi singer born in the richly artistic city of Faisalabad. His father, Haji Iqbal Miran, was a well-known singer belonging to a famous Pakistani musical family known as "GUNCHA". The history of the GUNCHA family traces its musical ancestry back more than 100 years. The great Ustad Fateh Muhammad, grandfather of Ahad Ali Khan, and his brother Ustad Muhammad Hussain were among the most famous qawwali singers of the Indian subcontinent and established their qawwali (Sufi music) group 60 years ago.
After partition, his grandfather, Ustad Fateh Muhammad, moved with his family to Pakistan in 1947 and settled in Faisalabad. Here began an era of fame, and the family became extremely popular for its wide repertoire of classical, spiritual (Sufi), and popular songs. They were also very famous for their superb command of Urdu and Punjabi languages. Their famous group gained popularity with the name "GUNCHA BROTHERS"[1]. They were pioneers of Qawalli groups, recording music regularly listened to on Radio Pakistan.
Ahad Ali Khan was married in 2012 and blessed with four daughters and one son. His father-in-law, Fazal Miran, has performed music with Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan[2]. He also performed as a chorus singer in the Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali group.[3]
Ahad Ali Khan is a student of Ustad Rizwan-Muazzam Ali Khan Qawwals, sons of Mujahid Mubarak Ali Khan, frontline Pakistani qawwali singers known for their own style. Another credit to them is that they are nephews of the legendary singer Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (late).
Career
Ahad Ali Khan started his singing journey with his own group 14 years ago, at the age of 13. In the beginning, he performed in private gatherings, shrines, and Islamic religious events.
Afterward, he recorded and released his first Qawwali and solo tracks and received great appreciation. Some of his famous Qawwali tracks is Ali Mola Ali Dam Dam.[4]
Another milestone he crossed when he recorded his beautiful patriotic song Rakhna Pakistan Salamat Ya Allah. He also performed it live at an event "Youm-e-difa 2019" organized by ISPR, which is one of his best music tracks.
Another blockbuster single is Tere Ishq Nachaya which achieved great fame. Ahad Ali Khan is a shining star of today's Pakistani music industry, especially Islamic Devotional music. He has performed on different Pakistani TV channels like Samaa TV, A-Plus TV,[5] DM Digital.
Another single by Ahad Ali Khan, Tera Ye muskurana, is ready to release. Both the audio and official music video will be released in December 2020.[6]
See also
- Rizwan-Muazzam
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
References
- ↑ Ahad Ali Khan Qawwal
- ↑ Fazal Miran
- ↑ "Fazal Miran". Band Camp. Bandcamp, Inc. Retrieved 5 February 2020.
- ↑ Dam Dam Ali Moula By Ahad Ali Khan
- ↑ *Ahad Ali Khan at A-Plus TV
- ↑ - Tera Ye muskurana By Ahad Ali Khan
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- Ahad Ali Khan Biography on FankarOnline
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