28 Years On: Nusrat Lives On In Every Note

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Some days, time slips away in melody—today, it stops in remembrance. It’s been 28 years since Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan left this world, but what is time to a legend whose voice still shapes the soul of music?

Nusrat’s music was never just sound—it was a prayer, a longing, a wild unburdening of the heart. Every qawwali he sang was soaked in devotion, every beat pulsed with love and mystery. When his voice soared, it carried us with it—lifting the veil between this world and the next, letting hearts swim in oceans too deep for words.

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Live at Symphony Hall Birmingham 10th October 1993 ( Honoring Nelson Mandela)

Exactly 20 years back from today Symphony Hall Birmingham had the honor of presence of two of worlds greatest messengers of peace “Nelson Mandela” & “Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan”. The occasion was made memorable by another great performance by Nusrat Fateh Ali khan in honor of welcoming “Nelson Mandela” to Birmingham. [Read More]

Nusart Fateh Ali Khan – Live At National Theatre Tokyo, 1987 Part 2

Link for Part 1 of this Series: Click Here Link for part 3 of this series:Click Here

Part 2 Tracks:-

1. Nami Danam

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2. Dama Dam Mast Qalandar (Shahbaaz Qalandar)

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3. Allah Hoo

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4. Ajj Sikkh Mitran De Wadere

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Live at Symphony Hall, Boston, Oct 6, 1995 -- Concert Review

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Note: These Are Scanned images from popular 90’s SPIN magazine. Click on the images to enlarge.. Nusrat Online, All Rights Reserved

Koi Bole Ram Ram (Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan for Universal Brotherhood & Tolerance) with english translations

The date was 31st December 1989, and at Ramgarhia Sabha Gurdwara(A Sikh Temple) Slough UK , a Musilm was singing “Koi bole Ram Ram (A Hindu God) “. For people present, there were no separate religions  “Allah was Ram” & “Ram was the Guru”. By performing this song, NFAK proved that “music has no Religion” & “Religion could never bound NFAK”.  This pious though by NFAK truly justifies the following tribute by a fan ( ‘Rishi R Jha’).

Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, when he sings, the GEETA, the KORAN, the BIBLE,the Sri Guru Garanth Sahib Ji , all are turned into music…a harmony with the existence …the godliness of the Universe can be felt.

So what follows is the English subtitled video & “Lyrics & Translations” of song “Koi Bole Ram Ram”, and the complete performance of NFAK in Gurudwara ( I know you must have seen it). Lets believe in Each Others Religions, beliefs & Gods.. ..

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - 71

Happy birthday Nusrat, Let’s start celebrating this day, with the beautiful tribute and rendition of ‘Wohi Khuda Hai’ by Coke Studio

Here is a beautiful podcast and introduction to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s music from Ben “Bear” Brown Jr.

Enjoy Ecstasy!

22 Years, World needs Nusrat More than ever

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Dearest Nusrat,
You are missed, here in this world that you have perfumed forever with your music. Each and every day I must hear your Heavenly voice. To have been in your presence and hearing your voice, the voice from Heaven–how fortunate I was, to spend time with you, in your music and crossing the globe with you.

The universe had to wait a long time to bring you forth, to the Glory of God.

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Fanna-fi-Allah, the face of Western Qawwali, An Introduction

Fanna-Fi-Allah is a Californian Qawwali party led by Tahir Qawwali. If you were moved by the efforts and inspirations of the awesome Brooklyn Qawwal Party then be ready for yet another surprise from west, this time with more Qawwali. [Read More]