Nat Khawani, which is the praise of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), occupies a special place in the heart of the Muslim community. In Pakistan it is a deeply respected heritage, where many prominent artists sacrificed their lives to spread love for the beloved Prophet. Over the decades, some of the most influential Natakhawan from Pakistan whose naat lessons still inspire the generation.
Below is the details of some of Pakistan’s most popular and legendary Natakhawan:
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1. Owais Raza Qadri (Bulbul-e-Madina)

Owais Raza Qadri is probably the most famous contemporary Natakhawan in Pakistan. He is often called “Bulbul-e-Madina” (Madinah Salik). The style of his sweet voice and the very emotional naat lesson has given him special reputation. His grandchildren are extremely popular not only in Pakistan but also in the Middle East, India, the United Kingdom, the United States and other parts of the world.
The main aspect of the career:
Numerous audio and videos have released the album. Get regular invitations at the International Naat Mahfil. Naats like “I am going to Medina” and “Someone Abdullah” is especially popular. Inheritance: His unique style and emotional voice millions have become spiritual inspiration among Muslims.
2. Syed Fasihuddin Soharwardi

Syed Fasiuddin Suhrwardi is known for his strong, emotional and influential voice. He came from a honorable religious family for decades actively in Naat feeding.
The main aspect of the career:
- Strong voice is known for controlling and heartbreaking.
- Participated in the International Naat Mahfil.
- Popular grandfather: “Karam Mangta Hu”.
- Inheritance: His classical and modern style made him different from the contemporary.
3. Shahbaz Qamar Fareedi

Shahbaz Qamar Fareedi is another prominent Natakhawan of the contemporary time, who has achieved huge followers.
The main aspect of the career:
- Started at a very young age.
- Emotional grandchildren are known for “Allah Hu” and “Faslan Co Takalulf”.
- Powerful presence on television and YouTube.
- Inheritance: Due to modern methods and unique voices, he is one of the most popular Natakhawan of recent times.
4. Khurshid Ahmed

Khurshid Ahmed is one of Pakistan’s most respected and classical Natakhawans. His grandchildren are still heard many decades later.
The main aspect of the career:
- Familiar Naat: “Lajpal”.
- He had deep spirituality and emotionalism in his voice.
- Active at 3 and 3, the modern-day feeding guide.
- Inheritance: Khurshid Ahmed’s grandchildren are considered as the criteria for the new generation.
5. Junaid Jamshed

Junaid is one of the most inspiring stories of Junaid Jamshed’s life to transform from pop singer to Natakhawan.
The main aspect of the career:
- Initially the famous band Vital Signs are the main singer.
- Leaving music in the 21st century, focusing on Islam.
- Iconic Naat: “Ilahi Teri Chokhat Par” and “Muhammad Ka Rosa”.
- Inheritance: Plane Crash died in the 21st, but his grandson and spiritual contribution continued to touch the heart worldwide.
6. Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Qadri

Hafiz Tahir Qadri is one of the new generation’s Natakhawans, known for its lively and bright style.
The main aspect of the career:
- Start feeding at a very young age.
- Special skilled in the text suitable for modern and young people.
- Popular grandchildren: “I am going to Medina” and “Rasul Allah”.
- Inheritance: By connecting with the youth, he has kept the tradition of Naat Khawani alive.
7. Muhammad Siddique Ismail

Muhammad Siddique Ismail is one of the oldest and most respected Natakhawan of Pakistan. His long career has given him a domestic and internationally famous fame.
The main aspect of the career:
- Familiar and known for the readable and simple naat lesson.
- Presenting the television shows in Pakistan for decades.
- Popular Naat: “Kaaba Mary Jan”.
- Inheritance: Due to a long career, he is a symbol of offering and respect in the world of Naat Khawani.
Conclusion
Nat feeding is not only an art, it is a spiritual journey that connects the heart to the love of the beloved Prophet (peace be upon him). The legendary personality, such as Khurshid Ahmed to Global icon Wice Reza Qadri, from the conversion story of Junaid Jamshed to the life of Hafiz Tahir Qadri’s youth – has made a unique contribution to the tradition of Natakhawan Nat Khawani.
Their voices still touch the hearts of fans in the mosque, concert and house, spreading peace, love and devotion to the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him). Pakistan’s Naat Khawani tradition is rich, and these names are a brilliant example of love and respect for the beloved Prophet (peace be upon him).


