Junaid Jamshed
Junaid Jamshed Khan (Urdu: جنید جمشید) (September 3, 1964 – December 7, 201… Read Full Bio ↴Junaid Jamshed Khan (Urdu: جنید جمشید) (September 3, 1964 – December 7, 2016) was a Pakistani recording artist, television personality, fashion designer, occasional actor, singer-songwriter, preacher and televangelist. After graduating with a degree in engineering from the University of Engineering and Technology (Lahore), Jamshed briefly worked as a civilian contractor and engineer for the Pakistan Air Force before focusing on a musical career.
Jamshed first gained nationwide prominence and international recognition as group 'Vital Signs' vocalist in 1987 with the album, Vital Signs 1. It included the singles "Dil Dil Pakistan", and "Tum Mil Gaye". The commercial success of Vital Signs' first album helped develop Pakistan's rock music industry.
In 1994, he released his debut solo album, Junaid of Vital Signs followed by Us Rah Par in 1999 and Dil Ki Baat in 2002. In 2004, Jamshed left both his engineering and music careers and, afterwards, focused on his religious activities for Islam and reciting nasheeds on TV and releasing them on CD's. Jamshed also owned a clothing boutique with the name "J." (read as "Jay Dot"), which has several outlets throughout Pakistan and some abroad.
In November 2014, Jamshed was accused of blasphemy and in December 2014, in a video message, he apologized for offending people and making mistakes.
Junaid Jamshed and his second wife died on 7 December 2016 when PIA Flight 661 crashed in Havelian. The flight was enroute to Islamabad from Chitral. He was in Chitral for a Tablighi Jamaat mission and was returning to Islamabad.
Junaid Jamshed was one of Pakistan's most popular musical artists when he ended his career as a pop star in 2003 to lead what he considers an authentic spiritual life. The ex-heart throb is barely recognisable these days, choosing to dress in simple shalwar kameez and sporting an ever growing beard. The tall hazel eyed singer best known for gems such as Sanwali Saloni, Goray Rang ka Zamana and Yeh Shaam, talks exclusively to MVUK about his journey from pop stardom to religious enlightenment.
He initially rocketed to fame in 1987 with the patriotic song Dil Dil Pakistan as the lead singer of Pakistan's first ever pop band, Vital Signs. After a string of chart topping songs, the band split in 1995 and Jamshed began his solo career, achieving even more success. This was also the start of his life changing spiritual journey. He recalls the turning point in his search for inner peace. In October 1997, I went with a friend for three days in a jamaat (a religious group); it is the most memorable moment of my life. It was then I realised what a big mistake my whole life had been and that I needed to change.
Although he continued delivering hit after hit, he also spent many nights sleeping on mosque floors in search of spirituality. It was another six years before the Pakistani pop legend came to the conclusion that his career was not compatible with Islam. He bid farewell to the pop scene on 14 August 2003 and reveals that the decision was not an easy one to take. It was a difficult choice as music was my biggest passion, my career and livelihood, said Jamshed.
He recalls the day he declared that his pop career was over. I was very sad because music was in my blood and under my skin and the only thing I was used to. But, I also wanted to please Allah - I did not want to be someone who was written in his bad books. Despite his announcement, the singer was unable to leave the pop world for another year due to contractual tour and album obligations.
Now a devout Muslim, he explains why it was essential for him to leave pop music. Islam does not permit music, especially the way it is done these days and the money that you earn from it is haram (not permitted). It was not the kind of life I wanted to lead. He now hopes to inspire people as a preacher rather than a pop star. In my previous life, I used to call others to something which was against Islam, but now I call them towards Allah and ask them to fulfil what he wants them to do.
Jamshed admits that he was very worried about his future after music due to family responsibilities. He says these concerns led him to venture into business even though he was not business minded. He now runs one of the most successful designer clothes chains in Pakistan and is grateful to God for his success. In a very short time of two and a half years the business has progressed in rapidly. This is from Allah; he notices every little thing we do for him and his rewards are boundless, said Jamshed.
The 41 year old claims that he is far happier today than he ever was at the height of his stardom and says he does not miss the glamour, adoration and the money. He compares the two phases of his life. What did I get out of my music? I used to come across audiences that listened to me; I got a lot of fame; and made lots of money. However, there is no shortage in those things, even now. When I go out in the path of Allah, thousands of people still come and listen to me. I have my own business now which nets me a very comfortable amount of money. And as far as fame is concerned - initially I was famous for being a singer and now I have a lot of respect in the hearts of people.
The change in Jamshed's image was a shock to many - from leather pants and hip shaking performances on stage to a beard and kurta. So how did everyone react to his momentous decision? He says there was a big uproar after his announcement and the fans that had once been crazy about him were against him. Initially most people thought I was mad. It was hard for them to take as I was telling them that everything that I had done was not right.
Jamshed is pleased that his family were supportive. His wife in particular welcomed the change. My wife was relieved as it was a much better option for her. Although I did not get up to much, I was expected to lead a certain lifestyle because of the profession I was in. According to the press, I was an eternal playboy and they would link me to one woman or another. So for my wife it was a pleasant change, said Jamshed.
The father of four continues to live with his family in Karachi and says his three sons and daughter have all reacted differently. My daughter loves the change in me, but when my youngest three year old son sees a photograph of me from the past, he thinks it is someone else! My eldest son, aged 13 is the only one that really remembers the two phases of my life.
Devoted to his faith, the former pop star feels that he has a responsibility to guide people on to the right path and regularly does Islamic talks, including in the UK. After channelling his efforts into charity work, Jamshed now prefers to concentrate on dawah (inviting others to Islam). I was involved in raising money for a hospital, which is now complete. I don't think I will be doing much charity work as it was not an easy thing to do; it is a big responsibility ensuring that the money is spent in the right places, said Jamshed.
The talented artist was at the pinnacle of his career when he chose faith over fame and fortune. Despite the dramatic change, he maintains he has no regrets about his decision. I do not miss any aspect of my previous lifestyle at all. My new life is simple, pure and beautiful. I feel that if you bring into your life the commandments of Allah and the way Prophet Muhammad performed them, your life can become paradise even in this world.
Jamshed has not abandoned music altogether. Dedicated to spreading the word of Islam, he recently released his first nasheed (Islamic song) album, Jalwa-e-Janan, which has already been well received by the masses in Pakistan.
Jamshed ends the interview with one of his favourite quotes from the Quran : Allah does not change the state of people unless and until they themselves make an effort to change their lives.
Junaid Jamshed was the first pop star on the Pakistani music scene. At the height of his career, he turned his back on the world of glitz and glamour and devoted himself to Islam.
Jamshed first gained nationwide prominence and international recognition as group 'Vital Signs' vocalist in 1987 with the album, Vital Signs 1. It included the singles "Dil Dil Pakistan", and "Tum Mil Gaye". The commercial success of Vital Signs' first album helped develop Pakistan's rock music industry.
In 1994, he released his debut solo album, Junaid of Vital Signs followed by Us Rah Par in 1999 and Dil Ki Baat in 2002. In 2004, Jamshed left both his engineering and music careers and, afterwards, focused on his religious activities for Islam and reciting nasheeds on TV and releasing them on CD's. Jamshed also owned a clothing boutique with the name "J." (read as "Jay Dot"), which has several outlets throughout Pakistan and some abroad.
In November 2014, Jamshed was accused of blasphemy and in December 2014, in a video message, he apologized for offending people and making mistakes.
Junaid Jamshed and his second wife died on 7 December 2016 when PIA Flight 661 crashed in Havelian. The flight was enroute to Islamabad from Chitral. He was in Chitral for a Tablighi Jamaat mission and was returning to Islamabad.
Junaid Jamshed was one of Pakistan's most popular musical artists when he ended his career as a pop star in 2003 to lead what he considers an authentic spiritual life. The ex-heart throb is barely recognisable these days, choosing to dress in simple shalwar kameez and sporting an ever growing beard. The tall hazel eyed singer best known for gems such as Sanwali Saloni, Goray Rang ka Zamana and Yeh Shaam, talks exclusively to MVUK about his journey from pop stardom to religious enlightenment.
He initially rocketed to fame in 1987 with the patriotic song Dil Dil Pakistan as the lead singer of Pakistan's first ever pop band, Vital Signs. After a string of chart topping songs, the band split in 1995 and Jamshed began his solo career, achieving even more success. This was also the start of his life changing spiritual journey. He recalls the turning point in his search for inner peace. In October 1997, I went with a friend for three days in a jamaat (a religious group); it is the most memorable moment of my life. It was then I realised what a big mistake my whole life had been and that I needed to change.
Although he continued delivering hit after hit, he also spent many nights sleeping on mosque floors in search of spirituality. It was another six years before the Pakistani pop legend came to the conclusion that his career was not compatible with Islam. He bid farewell to the pop scene on 14 August 2003 and reveals that the decision was not an easy one to take. It was a difficult choice as music was my biggest passion, my career and livelihood, said Jamshed.
He recalls the day he declared that his pop career was over. I was very sad because music was in my blood and under my skin and the only thing I was used to. But, I also wanted to please Allah - I did not want to be someone who was written in his bad books. Despite his announcement, the singer was unable to leave the pop world for another year due to contractual tour and album obligations.
Now a devout Muslim, he explains why it was essential for him to leave pop music. Islam does not permit music, especially the way it is done these days and the money that you earn from it is haram (not permitted). It was not the kind of life I wanted to lead. He now hopes to inspire people as a preacher rather than a pop star. In my previous life, I used to call others to something which was against Islam, but now I call them towards Allah and ask them to fulfil what he wants them to do.
Jamshed admits that he was very worried about his future after music due to family responsibilities. He says these concerns led him to venture into business even though he was not business minded. He now runs one of the most successful designer clothes chains in Pakistan and is grateful to God for his success. In a very short time of two and a half years the business has progressed in rapidly. This is from Allah; he notices every little thing we do for him and his rewards are boundless, said Jamshed.
The 41 year old claims that he is far happier today than he ever was at the height of his stardom and says he does not miss the glamour, adoration and the money. He compares the two phases of his life. What did I get out of my music? I used to come across audiences that listened to me; I got a lot of fame; and made lots of money. However, there is no shortage in those things, even now. When I go out in the path of Allah, thousands of people still come and listen to me. I have my own business now which nets me a very comfortable amount of money. And as far as fame is concerned - initially I was famous for being a singer and now I have a lot of respect in the hearts of people.
The change in Jamshed's image was a shock to many - from leather pants and hip shaking performances on stage to a beard and kurta. So how did everyone react to his momentous decision? He says there was a big uproar after his announcement and the fans that had once been crazy about him were against him. Initially most people thought I was mad. It was hard for them to take as I was telling them that everything that I had done was not right.
Jamshed is pleased that his family were supportive. His wife in particular welcomed the change. My wife was relieved as it was a much better option for her. Although I did not get up to much, I was expected to lead a certain lifestyle because of the profession I was in. According to the press, I was an eternal playboy and they would link me to one woman or another. So for my wife it was a pleasant change, said Jamshed.
The father of four continues to live with his family in Karachi and says his three sons and daughter have all reacted differently. My daughter loves the change in me, but when my youngest three year old son sees a photograph of me from the past, he thinks it is someone else! My eldest son, aged 13 is the only one that really remembers the two phases of my life.
Devoted to his faith, the former pop star feels that he has a responsibility to guide people on to the right path and regularly does Islamic talks, including in the UK. After channelling his efforts into charity work, Jamshed now prefers to concentrate on dawah (inviting others to Islam). I was involved in raising money for a hospital, which is now complete. I don't think I will be doing much charity work as it was not an easy thing to do; it is a big responsibility ensuring that the money is spent in the right places, said Jamshed.
The talented artist was at the pinnacle of his career when he chose faith over fame and fortune. Despite the dramatic change, he maintains he has no regrets about his decision. I do not miss any aspect of my previous lifestyle at all. My new life is simple, pure and beautiful. I feel that if you bring into your life the commandments of Allah and the way Prophet Muhammad performed them, your life can become paradise even in this world.
Jamshed has not abandoned music altogether. Dedicated to spreading the word of Islam, he recently released his first nasheed (Islamic song) album, Jalwa-e-Janan, which has already been well received by the masses in Pakistan.
Jamshed ends the interview with one of his favourite quotes from the Quran : Allah does not change the state of people unless and until they themselves make an effort to change their lives.
Junaid Jamshed was the first pop star on the Pakistani music scene. At the height of his career, he turned his back on the world of glitz and glamour and devoted himself to Islam.
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Junaid Jamshed Lyrics
Aankhon Ko Aankhon Ne Aankhon Ko Aankhon Nay Jo Sapna Dikhaaya Hai Dekho Kahin To…
Aao Aaj Phir Aao aaj phir sochain Zindagi kay baray main Kaise jeay hai…
Aashna Kion bante ho aashna lamha bhar ko kabhi kabhi Jeena hai…
Ab Jiya Na Jaye Ab Jiya Na Jaye Ab Raha Na Jaye Ab Jiya Na…
Ae Allah Tu Hi Atta ashna apni hakeekat se ho ae dahkaan zara dana tu kheti…
Ae Nabi Pyare Nabi Mere Nabi (S.A.W) Pyare Nabi Sunnat Teri Dunya o Deen Ae…
Aei Rasool-E-Amin Be Khabar Tu Jauhar-i Aa'inah Ayyaam Hai Tu Zamaane Mai Khud…
Aei Taiba Ragoon mein woh lahoo baki nahin hai Woh dil, woh arzoo…
Aey rasool bujhi na He Rasul, Bujhina ami Rekhecho bedhe mure kunu shutoy tumi হ…
Agaya Mah-E-Ramdan Duniya ke aay musafir manzil teri qabar hai Tai kar raha…
Aitbar Aitbar Bhi Aa Hi Jayega Milo To Sahi. Rasta Koi Mil Hi…
Badee-Uz-Zaman بديع الزمان وبدر الظلام أمير الأنام وماء الغمام دعاء الخليل …
Badi Uz Zaman Badi uzaman zamzani wabadrazalami amiralanami wama-algamami-…
Badr ud Duja Badr-ud-duja Shams-ud-duha Noor-ul-huda Khair-ul-wara Sabr-o…
Bold And Brave O lord ever since Ive left this life of sin…
Dil Dil Pakistan aisy zameen aur aasmaan, in kay siwa jana kaha bharti…
Dil Ki Baat dil ki baat... kabhi karo dil ki baat dil ki baat…
Do Pal Ka Это Егор Крид Нет, мне не надо больше денег Мечтаю – отдых…
Duniya Ke Ae Musafir Dunya ke ae musafir Manzil teri qabar hai Tay kar raha he…
Faizan-E-Muhammad Faizan-e-Muhammad Faizan-e-Muhammad Faizan-e-Muhammad Faizan…
Gori Ho goray rang ka zamana Ho goray rang ka zamana Kabhi hoga…
Guzray Zamaney Waley गुज़रे ज़माने वाले थोड़ा शरमाने वाले चुप चुप जेनी वाले हो गु…
Hai Meri Ye Dua Yeh Dua Hai Meri Rab Se Tujhe Aashiko Mein Sab Se Meri…
Hey Rasool Bujhi Na He Rasul, Bujhina ami Rekhecho bedhe mure kunu shutoy tumi হ…
Hum Tum हम तुम जाई जेया रहीं हैं जीवन गुज़र ही रहा है लेकिन…
Illahi Teri Chaukhat Par Zahir ki ankh se na tamasha kare koi, Ho dekhna to…
Jaagi Re Jaggi Jaggi Re Jaggi Agan man nan dar jaggi Jaggi Re Jaggi N…
Jab Mein Kahoon Mohammad جب میں کہوں محمد صلِ اعلیٰ کہو تم خیر البشر کہوں…
Jaga Ji Lagane Ki Duniya Anokhi Waza Hai Saray Zamanay Say Niralay Hain Yeh Aashiq Ka…
Jalwa-E-Janan Jalwa-e-Janaan, Jalwa-e-Janaan Jalwa-e-Janaan, Jalwa-e-Janaa…
Kabhi Na Kabhi kabhi na kabhi to mil hi jain gay kisi na kisi…
Kaho Na Lara Larla Larla Lala Lara Larla Larla Lala Lara Larla Larla…
Kamli Wale Du Alam Tumhara Huwa Kamliy Wale – Kay Tumho habeebay Khuda…
Keh Do Jo Bhi Keh Do Jo Bhi Mann Main Aaye Aisa Na Ho Khamoshi Main Sun'n…
Ki Muhammad Se Wafa Ki muhammad se wafa tu ne to hum tere hain Ye…
Kya Haseen Samaa Hoga Kya Haseen sama hoga kya haseen ghadi ho gi Kya Haseen…
Madine Ko Jayen Naseema Janibei Bathaa Guzarkun Zaa Ahwaalim Muhammad Raa Kh…
Makka Yaad Aata Hai Mujhe furuqat mai rehkar phir woh mecca uaad aata hai Woh…
Mehndi Ki Raat Mehndi ki raat aayee, mehndi ki raat Mehndi ki raat aayee,…
Mera Dil Dil ka nagar ab base na base Kar liya faisla muskurayenge Gh…
Mera Dil Badal De aey allah iman ko hamare liye mehbub bana de or isko hamare…
Mere Allah Teri Yaad Mein Mere Allah! Mere Allah! Mere Allah! Mere Allah! Mere Allah!…
Mere Nabi Pyare Nabi Mere nabi pyara nabi Sunnat teri duniya me bhi Sowbaan boss …
Mohabbat Kiya Hai Dekh aakar kuchaye chak-e-girebaan me kabhi Qais tu Laila bh…
Muhammad Ka Roza muhammad ka roza qareeb a rha hay. bulandi pe apna naseeb…
Mujhe Zindagi Mein Yaarab Mujhe Zindagi Mai Ya Rab Sar-E-Bandagi Ata Ker Meray Dil Ki…
Multazim Par Dua Zahir Ki Aankh Say Na Tamasha Karay Koi Ho Dekhna Toh…
Musaddas-e-Hali Apni milat per qyas aqwam-e-maghrib se na ker Khas hai tarke…
Na Tu Aayegi نہ تو آئیگی نہ تو آئیگی نہ تو آئیگی نہیں چین آئےگا نہ تو…
Na Tu Aegi Na Tu Aaye Gi Na Hi Chain Aaye Ga Mere Aangan Ki…
Nabi Ki Azmat Yaad -e- Nabi se roshan hai seeney, Ye aarzu hai, jaayen…
Nobi Mor নবী মোর পরশ মনি নবী মোর সোনার খনি(২) নবী নাম জপেই যে…
O Merciful O Merciful O Merciful, O Merciful, O Merciful, O Merciful O…
O' Sanama O Sanama Sanama Sanama O Sanama ... x2 O Sanama Sanama Sana…
Qasida Burda Mawlaya salli wa sallim da'iman abadan Ala Habibika khayri a…
Sahib-e-Dil Sahib-e-dil jooo mila hameeen; Woh tha Deewanaa teraaa tujh …
Sanwala Sanwala jo apni sanwli sey dore hoga Socha woh kitna majboo…
Sanwali anwali, Vital Signs Sanwali Saloni Si Mehbooba Teri Chooria…
Sanwali Saloni Sanwali Saloni Si Mehbooba Teri Choorian Sharang Karkay Jan…
Sanwali Saloni Si Mehbooba Sanwali Saloni Si Mehbooba Teri Choorian Sharang Karkay Jana…
Tamanna-e-Dil TAMANA-E-DIL RASOOL ULLAH TAMANA-E-DIL HABEEB ULLAH Tamana m…
Tamanna-E-Madina Sabaq phir padh sadaqat ka, adalat ka, shujaat ka Liya jayeg…
Teri Rehmat Ki Atta Aye Rasool Bhole Na Kabhi Aye Rasool Bhole Na Kabhi Teri Reh…
Tum Kehti Ho Tum kehti ho. mere khat mujhko. wapas kar doo . wapas kar do…
Ummati Mai To Ummati Hoon Aye Shah e Umam Karden Mere Aaqa…
Us Raah Per ہم کیوں چلیں اس راہ پر جس راہ پر سب ہی…
Us Rah Par Hum Kyun Chalein Us Rah Par Jis Rah Par Sab hee chalein …
Ya Habibi Ya habibi ya rasooli x 2 Ya sahib al jamaal ya…
Yaad Karna Music... Mar b jaon to mat rona Beeten hui baton Jaagi hui r…
Yaar Jeena hai jeena hai jeena hai, tera ho ke hai…
Yaariyan Yari Yari yari Yaariyan jo bhi dor key chalay jatay…
Yeh Shaam yeh sham phir nahi ayegi... yeh shaaam phir nahi ayegi. iss …
Yehi Zameen ہنستے چہرے ، مہکے آنگن ٹھنڈی شامیں ، رسیلے ساون جو بھی…
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on Zawal-E-Muslim
Forgive me if the below mentioned translation is not giving the exact pronunciation or meaning. I tried my best.
ZAWAL E MUSLIM
garo aik joya tha ilmay nabi ka
lagaya pata jisnay har muftariqa
na chora koi rakh na gazbay khafi ka
kia qaafiyatang har moudaeka
kiay jaha ro tateel kay wazaakano
na chalnay dia koi batil ka afsou
isshi dhun may asaa kia har safar ko
ishi shouq may teh kia baharo bar ko
suna khazin-e-ilm-e-deen jis bashar ko
lia us say jakr khabar aur asr ko
phir apis ko bhaarqa kasoti par rakh kar
dia aur ko khud maza is ka chakr
zamane may pehli thi inki badaoulat
hui bharawar jis say har qoum o millat
na sirf aik mashriq may thi inki shohrat x2
musalam thi maghrib tak inki hazaqat x2
silarno may jo aik naami mutib tha
wo magrhib may attaray mushq kay arab tha
rahay jab tak arqan e islam barqa
jalan ehle deen ka raha seedha saadha
raha mail say shehad e saafi musafah
rahi khot say seemay khalis mubara
na tha koi islam ka marday maidan
alam aik tha shash jahad may darafshan
pigadla hua jab kay chashma safa ka
gaya choot sarrrish ta dinay huda ka
raha sir pay baaqi na saya humma ka
to pura hua ehad jo tha khuda
kay hamnay bigara nahi koi ab tak
wo bagara nahi aap dunya may jab tak
puray umm pay waqt tha kay parhnay lagay ab
wo dunay may bas kar ujarnay lagay ab
aray un kay mailay bicharnay lagay ab
banay thay wo jaisay bigarnay lagay ab x2
haari khaitiya jaal gaye leh laha kar
ghata khul gye saray aalam pay chah kar x2
bala ghal ul arzi ka aalehi x2
kashafad du jo bhi ja aalihi x2
hasanul ja mi ho fis saulihi x2
saalu alaihi wa aalehi x2
na sir wat rahi un ki qaim na izzat
gaye chor saath unka iqbal o doulat
huway ilmo fanhum say aik aik rukhsat
mitti khoobia saari noubat ba noubat
raha deen baaqi na islam baaqi
aik islam ka rehgaya naam baqi
agar kaan dhar kar sunnay ahle ibrat
to sailon sai taaba kashmir o tibat
zami rookh ban phoool phal rait parbat
yay fariyad sab kar rhaay hay bhahasrat
kay jab kal fakhar tha jinsay ehle jahaan ko
laga insay aiwaja qakay sitm ko
hui muqtaazi jab kay hiqmat khuda ki
kay taleem jari ho khair-ul wara ki
paray dhoom ho alam ho deenay huda ki
to alaam ki tumko hukoomat ata ki x2
kay pehlao dunya may huqmay shariyat
karo khatam bando pay maalik ki hujat x2
hamari har aik baat may sirf lapan hay
kameeno say batr hamara jaln hay
laga naam aaba ko hamsay gahn hay
hamara qadm naangay ehle watn hay
buzurgo ki touqeer khoye hay hamnay
arab ki sharafat douboye hay hamnay
na qoumo may izzat na jalso may wouqat
na apno say ulfat na qhairo say millat
mizajo may susti, dimagho may nikhwat
khayalo may pasti, kamalo say nafrat
aadawat nay haatho dosti aahsikara
gharaz ki tawazo gharaz ki madara
tanazul nay ki hay burigat hamari
buhat dour pohanchi nikhat hamari
gaye guzri dunya say izzat hamari
nahi kuch ubharnay ki surat hamari x2
paray hay aik umeed kay hum saharay
tawaqo pay janat ki jeet hay saray x2
bala ghal ul arzi ka aalehi
kashafad du jo bhi ja aalihi
hasanul ja mi ho fis saulihi
saalu alaihi wa aalehi
jinhay 4 paisay ka maqdur hay yaha
samajhdtay nahi hay wo insaan ko insaaan
mawafiq nahi jinsay ayam-e-doura
nahi dekh sakty wo kisi ko khushada
nashay may taqabur kay hay choor koi
hasad kay maraz may hay ranjur koi
agr aik jawaan mard hamdard insaan
karay qoum par dil say jaan apni qurban
to khud qoum is par lagaye yay bouhtan kay hay is ki koi gharaz ismay pinha wagr na pari kia kisi ko kisi ki
yay chalay sarasal hay khud matlabi hay
agar paatay hay 2 dilo may safaye
to hay daaltay ismay tarha judaye
thani do guroqo jis dam laraye
to goya tammana hamari baraye x2
bas issay nahi mashghala khoob koi
tamasha nahi aisa marghoob koi x2
jamat ki izzat may hay sab ki izzat
jamat ki zillat may hay sab ki zillat
rahi hay na har girz rahay gi salamat
na shakhsi buzurgi na shakhsi hukooomat
wohi shaakh phoolegi ya aur phalegi
haari hogi jaar is gulistan may jiski
zakhira hay jab choonta koi paata
to bhaga jaamat may hay apni ata
inhay saath lay lay kay hay yahaa say jata
futour apni aik aik ko hay dekhata
sada inkay hain is tarha kaam chaltay
kamaye say aik aik ki lakho hain paltay
jab aik choonta jisme na danish na hiqmat
bani 9 ki apni bar laye hajat
maeshat say aik aik ki bakhshe faraghat
karay inpay wakhf apni saari ghaneemat x2
to issay ziada hay *beghairti* kia
kay ho aadmi ko na paas admi ka x2
bala ghal ul arzi ka aalehi x2
kashafad du jo bhi ja aalihi x2
hasanul ja mi ho fis saulihi x2
saalu alaihi wa aalehi x2
Ayesha Zulfiqar Ahmed
on Badee-Uz-Zaman
Mesmerizing Voice We miss a lotttttt...... :(
Ro
on Jaagi Re
Agan man nan dar
What does this mean?
habib
on Us Rah Par
Love this song