Junaid Jamshed was a Pakistani pop-singer who had achieved great fame in his profession. In 2004, he denounced music and devoted himself to singing naats (nasheeds in Urdu). He has since become immensely popular in naats almost as much as he was as a pop artist. A great reason behind this is his beautiful voice which presents the lyrics in a melodious tune.
Honestly, from the albums I have heard which consist of all except for Haadi-ul-Anaam there are several tracks that I like from each album. I would recommend any of his albums to any Urdu comprehending individual. They consist of no musical instruments relying solely on vocals. They are an amazing alternative to music. He has a few Punjabi naats and English nasheeds as well, but they are few and his Urdu nasheeds are much better.
The following are his albums:
· 2005 - Jalwa-e-Janan (English: The Sight of the Beloved)
· 2006 - Mehboob-e-Yazdaan (English: The Beloved of God)
· 2007 - Badr-ud-Duja (English: The Night's Full Moon)
· 2008 - Yaad-e-Haram (English: Remembrance of Haram)
· 2009 - Badee-uz-Zaman (English: The Wonder of the Age)
· 2010 - Rahmatul-lil-Alameen (English: The Mercy to the Universe)
· 2010 - Haadi-ul-Anaam
Honestly, from the albums I have heard which consist of all except for Haadi-ul-Anaam there are several tracks that I like from each album. I would recommend any of his albums to any Urdu comprehending individual. They consist of no musical instruments relying solely on vocals. They are an amazing alternative to music. He has a few Punjabi naats and English nasheeds as well, but they are few and his Urdu nasheeds are much better.
The following are his albums:
· 2005 - Jalwa-e-Janan (English: The Sight of the Beloved)
· 2006 - Mehboob-e-Yazdaan (English: The Beloved of God)
· 2007 - Badr-ud-Duja (English: The Night's Full Moon)
· 2008 - Yaad-e-Haram (English: Remembrance of Haram)
· 2009 - Badee-uz-Zaman (English: The Wonder of the Age)
· 2010 - Rahmatul-lil-Alameen (English: The Mercy to the Universe)
· 2010 - Haadi-ul-Anaam
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