renowned na’at and qawwal reciter On this day seven years ago, Amjad Sabri said goodbye to his followers. While en route to the studio in Karachi, he was killed.

The pride of Pakistan, Amjad Sabri, was born in Karachi on December 23, 1976. He was a member of the illustrious Indian Qawwal dynasty. In the world of qawwali, his father, Ghulam Farid Sabri, and his uncle, Maqbool Farid Sabri, developed a distinctive persona that led to their increasing recognition as the Sabri Brothers.

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