Twenty-seven years to the passing of renowned Qawal Ghulam Farid Sabri being observed today. According to reports, Ghulam Farid Sabri was born in 1930, in the Indian state of East Punjab, gave new life to Qawali. He had been fond of Qawali since his childhood. Major Gen Saqib Malik appointed as Chief of Logistics Staff Private Schools Association rejects govt order to close schools Pakistan removes UK from its Category-C list Medical experts in Paris fear the worst in the third COVID wave is yet to happen According to reports, his first album ‘Mera Koi Nai Terey Siwa‘ broke all previous records in 1958. Ghulam Farid Sabri is considered to be one of Pakistan’s most popular Qawal. “Tajdar-e-Haram” and other Qawal enchanted his audience. On 5th April, 1994, he suffered a heart attack and passed away in Karachi. Three flights have been suspended by Chinese Aviation authority over COVID-19 spread concerns Akshay Kumar tests positive for COVID Pakistan grieves the murder of Anti-terrorism court Judge and his family India is second country after US to cross 1 lakh Corona cases in a day Towering patriotic crooner Shaukat Ali to live in hearts forever Patients continue to increase as 43 deaths … Continue reading Twenty-seven years to the passing of Qawal Ghulam Farid Sabri