Atif Aslam Wins Hearts with His Soul-Stirring Salam-e-Ajizana in Ramadan!

 

There are a couple of voices that make you leave the world while tuning in to something sung profoundly. Atif Aslam has consistently been excellent in his work and throughout the previous few years, he has been zeroing in on giving his voice to Islamic sytheses. From the anames of Allah to Sufi kalam, he is the person who has possessed each word definitively and voiced it appropriately. 

ATIF ASLAM NAAT REVIEW

Atif Aslam's quite anticipated new naat is here, it's a Ramazan blessing and sounds great. Aslam sang the notorious 'Mustafa Jaan E Rehmat' — composed by Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi and performed by incalculable individuals throughout the long term — as a feature of a group, with the lead vocals covering calming vocal harmonies. 

The gathering highlights five artists, including lead Aslam and the most recent Coke Studio inductee in a lead singing limit, however a long-lasting donor in any case, Ali Pervez Mehdi. Different vocalists are Nouman Javed, Ahsan Pervaiz Mehdi and Kumail Jaffery. 

Well… it was not just Atif Aslam gracing our ears with his voice. Ali Pervez Mehdi, Nouman Javed, Ahsan Pervaiz Mehdi, and Kumail Jaffery additionally partook in the recitation. Every one of the five are seen remaining with their hands consciously collapsed. 

Atif picked the prestigious Kalaam of Hazrat Imam Ahmed Raza Khan, normally known as Aala Hazrat in the sub-mainland. Aala Hazrat's Mustafa Jaan-e-Rehmat Pe Lakho Salaam is the most discussed salaam in Pakistan. 

Fans are tuning in to it on rehash and they feel that this blessing has made Ramadan the best to recall this year. 

The video opens showing the five men remaining in a line, focused by Aslam, wearing a humble white, with their hands consciously collapsed in the front of them. The video covers the gathering around there, singing, with a predictable low-contrast peer and feel all through the five moment and eight second video. 

Aslam's emphasis on recounting strict writings in the course of the most recent couple of years has been mainstream with his fans. He generally his deliveries with Ramazan. Aslam's super-hit Coke Studio rendition of Tajdar-e-Haram has 309 million perspectives on YouTube today. Others incorporate his version of the Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan pearl Wohi Khuda Hai and recitation of the Asma-ul-Hasna, the 99 names of Allah. 

With this yearly update to your Ramazan playlist, Pakistan's #1 Aslam has come up another fan-top choice.