Praveen started her career as a singer and got popular in the early 1990s. She is acclaimed for her impassioned and loud voice in Sufi music. Abida ParveenĪbida Praveen- known as Queen of Sufi music is a singer, composer, and musician of Sufi music. Named ‘Sher-e-Punjab’ by his people, Alam Lohar was awarded a gold medal which he won in the UK during a singing competition. One of the most famous songs of his time is Jugni. Known for his ‘chimta’, Alam got popular in folk singing because of his unique style of bringing the folk tale into song format. He recorded his first album at the young age of 13 in the early 1930s. " Allah Allah Kar Bhayya, Humma Humma" and " Itne bare jeewan saagar mein tu nein Pakistan diya” are his memorable songs.Alam Lohar is a big name in folk music for his distinct style of singing. He was introduced to Radio Pakistan and Pakistan Television Corporation by Mumtaz Mirza. He later arrived at the tomb of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai at Bhit Shah and started living there. He missed his mother’s love throughout his life, and he kept searching for true love since young. Allan developed a habit of singing melancholy songs during his teens, which was not liked by his father. He was illiterate, and he was taught music by his father. His father used to beat the drum and sing traditional songs at weddings, and it’s a traditional job still followed by many members of Allan’s family. His childhood days were spent in Manjhand. His mother died soon after giving him birth. He belonged to Mangrasi tribe, who are welcomed by people during celebrations and happy occasions. He was a recipient of President's Pride of Performance award in 1980 and a few more honours.Īllan Fakir was born in 1932 in Aamri village, Taluka Manjhand, Jamshoro District, Sindh provinces in British India, now a part of Pakistan. He has been honoured by Pakistan government and other cultural organizations for his tributes towards folk culture and Sufism. Most of his songs were in Sindhi language except a few in Urdu, and most of them were surrounding Sufism.
He passed away on 4 July 2000 in Karachi, Pakistan. Extreme devotional rhetoric and Sufi dance-singing were his signature styles. His ecstatic style of performance gave him a lot of fans in the 20 th century. He is widely regarded as one of the foremost exponents of Sufi music in Pakistan. Allan Fakir was a Pakistani folk singer who was born in British India in 1932 in Sindh provinces.
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