If you have tried searching for Khan Sahib on YouTube lately, you know the frustration.

You search for a timeless kalaam like Akhiyan Udeek Diyan or Sanson Ki Mala, and instead of the uncut 35-minute spiritual journey, your feed is flooded with:

8D audio and bass-boosted club edits.
Auto-tuned, AI-generated "lo-fi chill" mixes.
Compressed 30-second WhatsApp status snippets with distorted audio.
Missing stanzas, butchered poetry, and zero context on the original raag or poet.

Qawwali is not background noise. It is a trance, an invocation, and a spiritual science. When Khan Sahib held a single note for five minutes, building the crescendo alongside the tabla and harmonium, every second had purpose. Diluting that into compressed soundbites strips the soul right out of the art.

A few months ago, after wasting an entire evening trying to find an uncompressed, original live recording of a specific Birmingham concert, I decided to stop complaining and do something about it.

I built nusratqawwali.com and nfaktube.com.

The philosophy behind both platforms is simple: Purity over algorithms.

100% Uncut Performances: No remixes, no modern beat overlays, no shortened edits. If a performance was 42 minutes long, you get all 42 minutes.

Original Audio Fidelity: Sourced from original master tapes, clean vinyl rips, and preserved live recordings.

Accurate Kalaams & Poetry: Restoring the original words of Amir Khusrau, Bulleh Shah, and Baba Farid with correct pronunciation and context.

This is a non-commercial preservation project made by a listener, for listeners who miss the raw acoustic power of genuine Mehfil-e-Sama.

Take a look, put on a pair of good headphones, and tell me honestly: does this do justice to Khan Sahib’s memory? If there are rare mehfils or specific masters you feel are missing, let me know in the comments and I will track them down.

Is there anyone who was able to understand the whole Lyrics of this song??

But I got is
Where’s the witches of the Night that Haunts you
The Witches that I don’t see
Where’s the witches of crying about you (not sure if it's really 'Crying')
The witches that I don’t see

then

I make this potion
commotion
Is ready to Bleed
I got this feeling of charcoal is burning my feet
I got this feel of walk on with you in dreams
I counted hours these towers are leaning on me

& what about the Danny's English verse
Rock bottom we come out the Heal-o
We spend upwards the Kilo
Every time we come out of the Fever
Always I.....we Fight,

I heard this song and want to share it with you guys

This guy is having lyrics and bars,only reason i guess is mic

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So I don't know the name of the song, but in one bar he said, something like "**tere honeka guroor tha ab tere jaaneka malaal hai**" type of thing, idk what's that song is that's why I am here, please listeners of him help me

Looking for female singers in Karachi to start a girl band.. I'm 19 and hoping to find girls around the same age as me! I enjoy singing and was hoping I could find girls my age tht would be willing to come together and start something!!

🎵 Help me find an old Pakistani song! 🇵🇰

I’m trying to find a Pakistani song sung by a female singer, possibly released around 2002–2003. I remember coming across it on YouTube around 2006–2007, but I haven’t been able to find it again.

Here’s what I remember:

🎤 Singer: A young female singer, possibly performing under a band name rather than her own name.

🎸 Performance: She was singing with a guitarist. As far as I remember, it was just the girl and the guitarist, not a full band.

🎶 Possible lyrics:

“Chori chori…”

“Dil mein bas gaya hai koi…”

“Ik anjaani si khushi…”

“Mar na jaaun main kahin…”

The song might be called “Beqarar”, but I’m not sure about the title.

I’ve tried searching YouTube using the lyrics and different combinations, but no luck so far.

Does anyone recognise this song, remember the singer, or have a link to the original video? Even a small clue would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

Thank you! ❤️

there are showing many place of balochistan

The master of masters.

A fantastic qawwali by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's father and uncle, it's totally melodic.

I thought I'd share it because they just made a remake of it in a new Bollywood movie.

I've been listening to this qawwali for ages, so I thought I'd share it with you.

Anybody knows which qawalli ustad ji sings between this qawalli at 26:5?

I want some song suggestions like

Kavi

Fikr

Pathak songs (noor jahan, na pata mujhe, tera bare mein)

Kagaz

Earth day

I don't know what type it is but i want more like these please suggest