It means you know nothing about classical

@@jyt2.096 you are right

@@jyt2.096if you know everything then why ur wasting your precious time here.....

@@harjinder0101 sometimes people comment on a post which then gets taken down so the comment gets taken out of context, this might be the case, we will give him the benefit of the doubt..peace

I hope they one day will make a colab with Rahat Fathi Khan and Ustad Fateh Khan

Thank you

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Thank you awesome man

I came to the comments to see who that lady was also

me too

Same here, loving it!

I have been obsessing about this whole thing. I think you should watch some of their concerts, because the audience is very tame in this one. Here is the result of the last few hours of my life: The lady: I don't think that she is there because of the band, I have seen videos of them where there is no other woman on stage. There are often people sitting behind them, I thought they were there to collect the money. But the woman does not collect the money so there has to be something else. I read in the comments (so this could be wrong) that the drummer is their brother and the man on the left is their father. My best theory is that the lady is their mother. One thing to support that theory are the clothes. The other band members are wearing a uniform and she does not. The only other people with individual clothes are part of the Nooran family. Also her behaviour seems to fit in my opinion. The money: Don't trust me I only had google for my research. I could not find any good sources, seems like not many people want to find out why musicians are showered with money in India. But this seems to be a common thing. One opinion I read was that it is for compensation for their work, kind of like tipping. That same person talked about throwing money at dancing people at weddings. There seems to be a concept called ‘nyochavar karna’ (न्यौछावर करना) which means ‘sacrificing money’ (over someone). They believe that you can get rid of the "evil eye" by sacrificing your money over them. The "evil eye" is a concept I don't fully get, something about jealousy. But from what I understand, that money has to be given away unlike the money thrown at musicians. So it might not have that deep of a meaning. I personally think this is a very inefficient way to give someone money for their work. So here is opinion-I-found-on-the-internet number two: It is simply fun. I really liked this way of thinking about it. It is something everybody might understand, so if this is true there should not be a lot of fighting about this. But I remembered that I saw quite a few people just dropping money on musicians and they did not seem to have fun. Which brings me to opinion number three: They are showing off. I personally hope that this is not the reason for the money showers but I have to admit, it was the one most convincing to me. There is no proof. It is simply a feeling, because everything else does not make sense to me.

Also here for André Antunes ;)

Summa Ameen

Bari Changi dua mang raha hai marasi

They have definitely worked me over, and I'm so grateful.

This! ^^

All praise to the artists who allow themselves to become possessed by spirit. Expressing the energy of the Source.❤️❤️🌹j.

@@returnofbeaux aa

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shut up stop ruining it

it reminds me of gypsy music

@@rinky_dinky You're right. It's believed the Romani people (also called Gypsies) have their origins in the Punjab & Rajasthan regions of north west India. The family here is from Punjab region & performing Sufi devotional music from that region.

LEGALLY

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Yeah I mean its a religious performance

@@jana731 These are mostly devotional poems. The finest classical music was typically devotional, as it was the strongest expression of emotion.

@@drury2d8 I guess 🤷

agreed

I would say they are 2nd best after that Pakistani singer Abida Parween in the female category and the legendary NFAK in male category, he was best in the world, taken too soon. @shivang_kumar

@Manoj Tomar vnh

20 years?

Same

❤❤❤

У него это звучит лучше.

Same

Same 😂

The music is food for the soul. Their Punjabi is so very crisp, every word hits like a hammer 🔨

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Hairs standup 😃😃😃 omg that is goosebumps

Mashallah

Sj

I don't understand a thing they are saying but YES, it is electric... for lack of a better word.

It has stirred something deep within me although I can't understand a word

OK

Because they are praising God. It's a spiritual concert and spiritual music touches the soul in any language. Blessings. 🙏🙏

Father and brother are here?

@@sivamohansumathy2239 the father is sat on the left and brother drumming on the left

Father is playing harmonium in right and the brother is playing Tabla in left

Wow what a blessing to make music with your family

Their father is a great master. Are there any recordings of his performances?

बहूतसूनंदर गन भूडीफूल फरफमस क अछ अलपन अछह

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Yes..it’s powerful stuff. Very moving.

what's hilarious about that is that other muslims think that music is a sin

I can feel it deep within me. I cannot understand a word they're saying but I am moved on a deep spiritual level.

That explains the timing of the ads. google hates God.

XD XD

same here

Funny how English speakers are the only ones surprised by that x)

It’s not so much surprise as it is just showing appreciation for another cultures’ music. It is just a good and easy way to tell others, like the musicians, how good the music is w/ using minimal words..

No one cares

@@SamraK64 I speak more languages than English, which is why I understand the frequency of music beyond language comprehension. Funny how you made that assumption about a stranger.

Sultana is as much immersed in it. Not her fault the cameraman ignores her.

संगीत की बेजोड़ मिसाल , लाजवाब नूरान परिवार ।💕

She is amazing. Clearly the star of her family, blessed with a wonderful gift.

🛐

@@vishaljaswaliluu8940 ñññññň1

I just discovered this music today and I cannot explain why or how deeply spiritually moved I am by it. I have no idea what they are saying but I feel as though god is flowing through me when listening to them and seeing them move as if they are feeling the same thing. I must be insane...

Same!!! I can't stop listening as it is such beautiful music. It fills me with so much joy!

They sing with real feeling .Dill se yah

Android Energy Basically it is a very spiritual form of singing known as Sufi singing.very popular among Indian &Pakistani singers especially classical singing.NFAK was the best in this form of singing known as qawallis.most of songs are written by **amir khusro**an 8th century Muslim Saint who was a follower of another great Saint from India named **Nizam uddin aulia**.she is singing in praise of God almighty,the master and creator of this universe. KZfaq is the place for all Sufi singing but I warn you once you listen NFAK ...you will be hooked to it for life......best of luck

такая же херня

@@mohammedilyas6682 Have only heard them for about an hour or so and I am hooked. Googling some words from the comments like "sufi" lead me to Sufism which intrigues me as I have always prescribed to the belief of having personal experiences of God, so now I must look into that further when I get the time. I am hooked...

@@The1stDukeDroklar Yes go for 1988 womad 2 NFAK.. London song... Laal.. Meri... Pat... Rakhio blaa..... Open concert in hyde Park probably..... Best of luck

Послушай Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Yes

আপনি একদম ঠিক বলেছেন, আমি বাংলাদেশ থেকে দেখছি ।

@@kashemsaheb6480 ব্রাজিল থেকে বাংলাদেশে শুভেচ্ছা 🤝

PERHAPHS it's her own fault she forgot her classical piano.. (or other classical and primitive musical instruments). At least she knows what a burger feels like being stuck in-between 2 bread buns, and if not, after giving this comment she now reminds me of a cheese burger. And the singer's remind me of bread buns. No hurt or offense is intended to the lady in red, the women in black or the cheeseburger drenched in white garlic sauce. Freedom of speech .. ARE THESE FEMALE VERSIONS OF MR NUSRAT fat-he ALI KHAN ? (AKA NFAK).

She’s the mother of the 2 singers, so given how accomplished the singers are, the hardest job of being a mother has been accomplished.

Even hindi people also not understand all the meaning of these songs. And you know what there is 19500 language spoken in india as pee census 2011 in india . 😄

Yes!🥳👍

Yes

Me encanta

so parochial 🙄🙄

My guess is it means “Ya Ali” - calling to God.

@@mariamaria73S Interesting. Thx!

Super God Bless Them.

I feel it too

Om namah shiva🙏🌻🥰

Www

Maybe but I am deeply and spiritually moved without understanding a word they're saying.

I don't understand the language, but Rumi is the most well known sufi poet. You can search for that name.

a lot of their poetry was written by bulleh shah. you can find some translations of his work online. try must must - the song name

Absolutely correct. These are traditional Sufi singing from 100s years . The lyrics are out of this world

I can hear it too..... I can hear flamenco.... frontiers and time are are an artificial construct. This music has conquered lands and time.

@@animallector5788 I was about to say that. I have Spanish and Portuguese ancestry and this style is all over the place in Iberia peninsula music.

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