The Sabri Brothers

The Sabri Brothers

Band · Pakistan · formed 1956

qawwali

Members

  • Abdul Karimcurrent
  • Azmat Farid Sabricurrent
  • Fazal Islamcurrent
  • Ghulam Farid SabriGhulam Farid Sabricurrent
  • Javed Kamal Sabricurrent
  • Kamal Sabricurrent
  • Maqbool Ahmed Sabricurrent
  • Mehmood Ghaznavi Sabricurrent
  • Mohammed Anwarcurrent
  • Sarwat Farid Sabricurrent
  • Shimail Maqbool Sabricurrent
  • Zafar Islam Sabricurrent

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Discography

Albums
Sufiana Kalam - Top 50 Sufi HitsSufiana Kalam - Top 50 Sufi Hits2015

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Pakistan: The Music of the QawalPakistan: The Music of the Qawal2014

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Whirling Sufis 50 Greatest HitsWhirling Sufis 50 Greatest Hits2012

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TasleemTasleem2003

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Live in Moscow. DiwaniLive in Moscow. Diwani2003

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Qawwali, Sufi music from PakistanQawwali, Sufi music from Pakistan1998

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Greatest HitsGreatest Hits1997

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Ya MustafaYa Mustafa1996

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Qawwali MasterworksQawwali Masterworks1991

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Ya HabibYa Habib1990

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Kawwali Musicians From PakistanKawwali Musicians From Pakistan

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Label

Record label
EMI
Record label
EMI Records

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Country

PK

Founded

1956

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Sabri Brothers, صابری برادران

ISNI

0000000084163261

Description

Pakistani musical band

Extract from Wikipedia

The Sabri Brothers were two brothers from Pakistan who, performing as a musical duo at the head of their ensemble, were legendary exponents of Sufi qawwali music. Closely connected to the Chishti Order, they are widely considered to be among the greatest Sufi qawwali singers of all time. The ensemble was fronted by Ghulam Farid Sabri and his younger brother Maqbool Ahmed Sabri. Often referred to as the Shahanshah-e-Qawwali, they also became celebrated globally as the "roving ambassadors of Pakistan".

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