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Masroor Fateh Ali Khan | |
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| Born | 4 March 1976 Pakistan |
| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Known for | Qurban OST, Mahiya Vey, Sirat e Mustaqeem S3 & S4 OST |
| Spouse | Najma Shaheen |
| Children | Ahmer, Ghufan, Shazil, Ramis, Kinza |
| Website | https://www.masroorfatehalikhan.net/ |
Masroor Fateh Ali Khan (born 4 March 1976) is an Canadian based Pakistani playback and Qawwali singer known for his exceptional skills in traditional Qawwali music, a genre of Sufi devotional singing and he is also known for singing an OST of a famous T.V. Drama "Qurban" which was pictured on the famous Pakistani T.V. actors "Bilal Abbas Khan" and "Iqra Aziz".[1]
Biography
editMasroor Fateh Ali Khan is (Ganda Band Shagird) student of late legendary Qawwali singer Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He has a tremendous knowledge about Sufi music and his singing passion is attached with pure soul. As visionary artist, Masroor Fateh Ali Khan strives to preserve traditional Qawwali while innovating and pushing boundaries. His passion for music serves as a bridge between generations, spreading love, peace and spiritual connection through his music.[2]
Career
editMasroor Fateh Ali Khan's journey commenced under the guidance of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. After receiving musical education from Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Masroor Fateh Ali Khan emerged as a leading figure in Qawwali and Pop music. He formed his own Qawwali group and started performing internationally, captivating audiences with his soulful voice and emotive reditions. Masroor Fateh Ali Khan performed during Usha's Farm House party held at Palam Vihar, Delhi it was also highlighted in The Times of India. Spanning over three decades, Masroor Fateh Ali Khan's remarkable career has been marked by outstanding achievements, mesmerizing performances, and a steadfast dedication to preserving traditional Qawwali music. Masroor Fateh Ali Khan continues to enthrall audiences worldwide, carrying forward the rich tradition of Qawwali music and Sufi culture. Masroor Fateh Ali Khan has performed in India, Canada, Middle East including Pakistan.[3]
Works
edit- Qurban OST (Sun Saiyan) by Masroor Fateh Ali Khan produced by ARY Digital a Pakistan T.V. production.
- Sirat e Mustaqeem S3 & S4 OST by Masroor Fateh Ali Khan produced by ARY Digital a Pakistan based T.V. production.
- Mahiya Vey by Masroor Fateh Ali Khan produced by Moviebox Record Label a UK based record label who has produced many songs of Yo Yo Honey Singh.
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