خیال محمد صاحب تہ چی دہ غزل پہ دنیا کی سومرہ لوڑ مقام حاصل دے نو دومرہ ورلہ اللہ تعالی ڈیر خہ خوئ فقیرانہ مزاج ورکڑے دے یو خاکسار انسان دے اللہ دے تل آباد لری مونگہ پری فخر کوو

ماشاءاللہ۔۔۔۔ماشاءاللہ۔۔۔

استاد خيال محمد صاحب د پشتو جنتی زبی د موسيقي بابا او شاهنشاه او پيغمبر دي. خدای دی ورته اوږد عمر او شه صحت په نصیبت کاندی. داؤد مومند

دا لر آؤ بر ستوری ھنرمند

ڈیرہ ڈیرہ مننہ！..........جی۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

مشرق ولاهیله کوم شمیرل پختوباندی کوی لکه یودوه دری سلور هیله کوم اوردوکی شمیرل مکوی دادی پختوسره جفاده 😢😢😢😢

Great singer

اللہ دے ورلہ صحت ورکڑی او اللہ دے ڈیر عمر ورکڑی

د استاد خیال ځای به د نړﺉ په موسیقی کې تل تش وي٠

زما د ناقصو معلوماتو مطابق دخیال محمد صیب دوالد صیب نامہ نذر محمد وہ اوکیدے شی چی سپین گل باندی مشھوروو. ۔۔۔۔۔ددی تصحیح وفرمایئ۔۔۔۔۔۔ڈیرہ مننہ！......

Great 👍

دیر دروند او خه انسان دی

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Mashriq the best, salute sir, love from the USA ,kHYAL MOHAMMAD is the best we used to invite him when I worked in Hotel Khyber Intercontinental (now PC ) Peshawar 1980s, thanks sir you are doing the best,khushala ou abad ose

Khayal Muhammad fakher e pakistan aur fakher e pashtoon good bless him love you 💖 forever

ڈیر خکلے کوشش ڈیر خکلے پروگرام دہ مشرق ٹی وی یوجہان مننہ چے پہ خیال لالا ائے پروگرام اوکو

الله ج دی عمر او صحت ورکی

Very beautiful and organic program organized by Mashriq TV. I appreciate it

Sir about Peshawar Radio Station there some clarification and more detail , here it is Peshawar Radio Station is the oldest in Pakistan and there is an interesting story about how it came about. When Sardar Abdul Qayyum Khan, the renowned political leader of N.W.F.P. went to London during the Round Table Conference (early ‘30s) he became fascinated by the radio, which had started operating in Britain about a decade ago. He personally met Marconi, the genius who had invented the machine, and requested him to donate one for the N.W.F.P.. Marconi promised to do so.Meanwhile, the British government set up a 20 KW transmitter in Delhi, which started working from 1st January 1936. Soon after the gift from Marconi arrived. This transmitter, personally engineered by Marconi himself, was installed in Peshawar and inaugurated by Rallop Griffith, the Governor. Sardar Qayyum had also received about 30 receiving sets from his friend. They were placed in the hujras of great Khans in the region, where the locals could gather in the evenings and listen to the broadcast - songs, news and propaganda plays. The clergy did not take much time in responding to it. “The receiving sets are actually two-way devices to carry the conversations of the Khans to the British rulers”, they suspected. “Radio is a devil’s instrument, and anybody who broadcasts azan from it is a kafir and guilty of rank sacrilege.”The first station in-charge was Muhammad Aslam Khattak, an educated young man from an influential family. He had a talent for drama. Sajjad Sarwar Niazi, who later made a name in music, (and is also the father of famous singers Naheed Niazi and Najma Niazi) was the first director. One of the famous plays from those days was The Bloody Cup, written by Aslam Khattak in English and translated into Pashto for the radio. It was the story of a young man who gets drunk, commits murder, and is hanged. The moral of the story was to always remain in your senses and avoid the gallows - murder and execution were becoming very common in the N.W.F.P. in those days. The play became so popular that one day, as some people were listening to it and others talking amongst themselves, a quarrel erupted because of the play, and four or five people were killed in the brawl. The radio station was shifted to a new building with a 10 KW transmitter on 16th July 1942. The long history of Peshawar Radio is filled with many famous names who were associated with it. Kaifi Dev, Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi, Mohsin Ehsan, Khatir Ghaznawi, Farigh Bukhari among others. Perhaps the most famous program has been (1942 through 1982), originally written by Samandar Khan Samandar with occasional pieces from Syed Rasool Rasa and Ajmal Khattak. It was produced by Qazi Ahmed Ali and later, Qazi Ahmed Saeed, while the cast included Shehzad Khan, Abdullah Khan Maghmum, Gul Muhammad Khan Gul, Raheem Shah Naseem. Equally popular was Qahwakhana, which originated in 1945 in Urdu (it received inputs from Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi also) and later transferred to Hindko in 1960.ontinue

Good

Great man

Allah dy pi raham uki der hukole insaan dy

Had day Yar

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khyal sahib taref ka mohtaj nahi mery pas alfaz nhi shahensha ye ghazals love you khyal saheb 🌹 🌹❤

Da Prog kala record shewe wo ??

وصال خیال صیب ،تہ گذارش دے چے اخپل ایڈریس راکہ او اخپل موبائل نمبر ۔۔

Da zama neka de

Z/

hyal mamad yao dron ao he sari wi ho bachi yia diar spak di ao kacha gani y

ستاآواز ٹولورونڑو نہ پلارآواز سرہ زیات مشابھت اٶ یوہوالٸی لری

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