Ijaz_ufaq_new_song_2023__kher_de_kla_kla_lewany_lewany_chare_kah.

A Tarana for Children's Literature Festival Pakistan. An educational movement for poor kids to provide free education.

Lyrics: Zehra Nigah
Produced: Farhan Zameer
Composed: Rakae Rehman Jamil
Vocals: Rakae Rehman Jamil
Percussion: Kami Paul
Tabla: Kashif Ali Dani
Sitar: Rakae Rehman Jamil
Mastered and Mixed: Farhan Zameer
Album Art: Farhan Zameer
Backing Vocals: Sanjan Nagar High School Girls Choir, Lahore

Hamen Kitaab Chaahiye (Composed by Rakae Jamil)

The ' Hathikhel massacre, also called the Hathi Khel incident, refers to the killing of about eighty civilians by men of the Frontier Constabulary and the British Indian Army on 24 August 1931 in the Bannu district of the North-West Frontier Province of British India.

Throughout the summer of 1931 the British authorities were seeking to break the communications of the Khudai Khidmatgar (KK) movement, and martial law was declared by the British on 16 August, who had banned both the KK and the Congress and had arrested Badshah Khan and others. A large protest gathering was organised in Spin Tangi, at Hathi Khel, by local Waziri tribal leaders and sympathisers of the KK movement, despite the restrictions of the British. A local elder, Qazi Fazal Qadar, was fired upon by the arresting police, and in the ensuing violence some eighty protestors were killed and 300 were arrested. Captured in the violence, the wounded Qazi Fazal Qadar was dragged to the District Commissioner but died shortly afterwards. He was sentenced posthumously to 14 years imprisonment by the government, denied any religious rites, and buried in Bannu prison.

Hathikhel massacre

Published on 13 Aug 2016
Aaja Re Moray Saiyaan, Zeb Bangash, Episode 1, Coke Studio 9

Music Directed by Noori
Produced by Strings
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With an opening chorus that could easily trick one into thinking you were listening to a cover of an old classic song, “Aaja Re Moray Saiyaan” is an original, and an incalculably organic tune performed by Zebunnisa Bangash featuring Noori. Written by Zehra Nigah, the words flow around love in all its forms portraying the classic romantic sensibility, together with harmonies adding the depth and the infectious chorus running through the track’s veins. Zeb’s personality and classically trained vocal talent shines strong, while Ali Hamza and Ali Noor’s vocals drift over the top of the lush instrumentation arranged by them as music directors, encapsulating all their strengths in this instantly catchy, sing-along song.


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