BEAUTIFUL! Reaction to Balaghal Ula Bi Kamaalihi | Ali Zafar | Naat

[@yusufrahemtulla5435]

Thank you ❤

[@aananana8806]

Always love your reaction. Thank you❤

[@yusufrahemtulla5435]

Praise of Prophet by Shaikh Saadi, in Farsi, 500 ?yrs ago, translated to urdu qawali by Sabri Bros originally sung Qawali.

[@abdullahazeem8644]

SubhanALLAH …ameen

[@aananana8806]

Love it

[@Moosabhagaat-ee5me]

I love that 👍

[@mbarts904]

Beautiful reaction ❤🎉 Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@aananana8806]

Ali Zafar release several Cultural Songs (Laila O Laila, Allay, Larsha Pekhawar). Here some of the descriptions: 1. "LAILA O LAILA" - Ali Zafar ft. Urooj Fatima Laila O Laila is Balochi Folk Song (Culture of Balochistan). This time Ali collaborated with the 12-year-old, Urooj Fatima. The young singer from Balochistan is also a UNICEF adolescent champion. Urooj is a big fan of Ali and it's A dream come true for her to perform with her Inspiration. You can watch 'Laila O Laila - Behind the song Making' to get to know more about Urooj and Ali Zafar recording process. 2. ALLAY - Ali Zafar ft. Urooj Fatima & Abid Brohi Allay (Munja Mar Wara) (Culture of Sindh) Ali Zafar brings out another song in regional language and this time it’s the famous Sindhi Cultural Song ‘Allay’. The song itself is a treat to the ears as Zafar and Fatima belt out commanding vocals on the traditional Sindhi folk tune which has been reproduced for modern audiences around the globe. The three have utilised the song’s visuals to highlight the ethos and rich culture of Sindh. The video goes on to voice the need to save Sindh’s cultural heritage, with a special focus on preserving the dying art of Ajrak. It demands a decent pay for the makers of the original Ajrak rather than benefiting those that print fake Ajrak patterns for profits. 3. Larsha Pekhawar - Ali Zafar ft. Gul Panra & Fortitude Pukhtoon Core Larsha Pekhawar (Pashtoon Culture) After the huge success of Laila O’ Laila and Allay, Ali Zafar has dropped an electrifying Pashto song Larsha Pekhawar featuring none other than Gul Panra and a very talented rap trio from Peshawar, ‘Fortitude Pukhtoon Core’. This is the third regional song by Zafar and it is dedicated to the Pashtun Culture Day celebrated on September 23. Larsha Pekhawar is a visual and audio treat as it protects the song’s lingual authenticity and is carefully reproduced with love for modern audiences around the globe. The song is trending on top on KZbin.

[@azeemakbar6737]

Must check song Shayed by call band. Same band who perform jilawatan in pepsi battle of the bands. you will love it

[@AfridiZindabad]

I dont like all the lyrics of this song! Parts are ok but parts are exceeding limits .. it is verging on human worship at times which Prophet SAW strictly forbade he said dont overpraise me (from love), as the Christians overpraised Jesus son of Mary, I am only a servant of God and His Messenger " bcuz he didnt want us to associate partners with God. Yeah, i dont like it.

[@Ticktock-f5i]

Brother you didn't know about the true lyrics and the true meaning of this hamd did you ever listen any hamd or do you have any idea what is hamd?

[@hushabyehum4805]

@@Ticktock-f5i some hamd contain shirk, most don't, unfortunately, desi hamd are often full of true shirk, meaning undoubtedly, logically you can see it's shirk, not just beautiful praise but full blown shirk. read the hadith on shirk and how subtle it is, well desi people can be full blown (not subtle) explicit with shirk and because they care about culture/tradition over Allah they disregard it.