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NAZIA IQBAL 8 P 1 NEW PASHTO SONGS ALBUM MODE BA NA KHARABAWAYE TAPEY SAROKEY (2010)zma tedi tedi Janana da naz ada de khalk sta na zda kawi na khuwaro wara sangona garze da da chambawar jenakai darpase mare dena mayena mast song nazia iqbal is so sexy girl and she have nice voice naziai qbal pashto nice song 2011 ...Zakham Movie Pashto Song "Pari Da Paristan Da" By Nazia Iqbal with Rahim Shah. Song: Pari Da Paristan Da Singer: Rahim Shah and Nazia Iqbal Movie: Zakham Cast: Arbaz Khan, Ajab Gul, Jahangir Khan and Sehar Khan Release Year: 2010 ...Now, modern Pashtun vocalists like Haroon Bacha (see above video; Bacha is also a broadcaster for Radio Mashaal), Rahim Shah, Irfan Khan, Sitara Younus, Humayun Khan, Karan Khan, Bakhtyar Khattak, and Nazia Iqbal are recognized for their sweet romantic and ...Nazia Iqbal is a popular Pakistani Pashto singer. She was born in Swat valley area. She has fan base stretching from NWFP, Pashtun areas of Balochistan, Pakistan to southern parts of Afghanistan, and has achieved much recognition. Nazia sings in several languages: Pashto, Urdu, Punjabi, Persian and English. In 2005 she confirmed her marriage to Javid Feza, an Afghan singer from Ningarhar province of Afghanistan and settled in Dubai.As of 2006, Nazia has dozens of Kiri albums recorded to her credit. Her first Urdu album Paigham was released in 2001. Recently her famous Albums in Pashto are: De Okhko Baran and Rasha Rasha. Both of these albums contain renditions of other popular songs of Hindi films as well as Pashto and Persian songs from Afghanistan.citation needed
In 2009 she was reported as having retired from singing and joining the Tablighi after receiving death threats.-Pakistani-singers-and-actors-with-death.html.
We have passed nine years of a new era that is probably called 20th century.In this new era many great figures have got marks of being called 20th century dignitaries or luminaries.All of them have played well in their respective geographical areas so as to synchronize themselves with the new-fangled 20th century.One of such different and isolated styles of her singing that is most favourite to me is The ATTAN Programmes which are held in Waziristan....Dangerous the name may seem to you but it is just by default,or may be a Pseudonym or misnomer for Waziristan to cantain terrorists.Actually the people of this region are peaceful living and decent.Anyway it is the other side of matter,I will just compromise on my favourite celebrity in this region.....for the past few years that has earned a great tribute in the surrounding regions.These Attan programmes embodies the cultural variations of Wazirs from the rest of Afghan nation.Notwithstanding they may be Nostalgic in essence but I would rather say that they are using the nostalgic way of getting rich in foresightedness.Anyway whether they....some clans of Afghan nation....are nostalgic or modern....some other clans of the said nation...Nazia Iqbal best describes their respective ways of living and thinking.This is the primary reason of changing her colours like a comelion and this is rightfully called broad-mindedness as she accommodates all the different features of different sub-cultures of her nation.
One of such figures ;and of course, that is my favourite one, is the famous and most renowned personage ,regarding her singing experiences ,in Afghan nation that resides in the hilly and mountainous area of Afghanistan and in the province of Pakistan that is called NWFP(North West Frontier Province);is Nazia Iqbal Who began her life as a singer in the youngest age of five years and that was too on stage.Nazia Iqbal ,who first came on small screen at five years unmatured age transubstantiated herself to a very bombastic celebrity of large screens of pushto language at the start of this new century.She metamorphosed herself passing through the following three stages.
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