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Definition of qawwal in English: qawwalnoun kaˈwɑːlkəˈwäl A performer of qawwali. Example sentencesExamples - He mastered the art of classical music and gave his maiden stage performance along with another noted qawwal when he was hardly 14.
- Capable but hardly outstanding qawwals, these two, and Sparkes ain't at his best either, amounting to a less than inspired album.
- It has encouraged other traditional arts, too, like mirasis, bhands, qawwals and nakals.
- Initially the qawwalis will be sung by 10 groups of professional qawwals, all during peak morning and evening hours, said Sahil.
- This was in evidence on December 6 when hundreds braved the biting cold to enjoy the rendition of two qawwals.
Origin Urdu and Persian qawwāl, from Arabic, 'reciter, chanter' (see qawwali). Definition of qawwal in US English: qawwalnounkəˈwäl A performer of qawwali. Example sentencesExamples - He mastered the art of classical music and gave his maiden stage performance along with another noted qawwal when he was hardly 14.
- Initially the qawwalis will be sung by 10 groups of professional qawwals, all during peak morning and evening hours, said Sahil.
- Capable but hardly outstanding qawwals, these two, and Sparkes ain't at his best either, amounting to a less than inspired album.
- This was in evidence on December 6 when hundreds braved the biting cold to enjoy the rendition of two qawwals.
- It has encouraged other traditional arts, too, like mirasis, bhands, qawwals and nakals.
Origin Urdu and Persian qawwāl, from Arabic, ‘reciter, chanter’ (see qawwali). |