In a soul-stirring revelation, Pakistani singing sensation Atif Aslam recently peeled back the layers of emotions he experiences every time he steps on stage to perform the iconic and mesmerizing Tajdar-e-Haram. Known for his mesmerizing vocals, Atif shared a deep insight into the otherworldly peace and divine connection he experiences during these transcendent moments.
In a recent interview with RJ Sayema Rahman for Sufiscore, Atif opened up about the intense personal experience of reciting Tajdar-e-Haram, a masterpiece that resonated with audiences worldwide. The artist immersed himself in the spiritual sanctity of the performance and emphasized that during these precious moments he is completely immersed in the sacred connection with his creator.
The talented musician explained, “When I recite Tajdar-e-Haram, it’s just for me. At that moment, I don’t worry or think about anyone else being there, whether someone is sitting or not sitting in front of me, if someone is coming or going or he’s getting popcorn. In that moment, I just feel the connection. And I have a flashback where I see that I’m such a sinner and despite these sins I was given the opportunity to recite it.”
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Atif further expressed the deep emotions that run through him when he recites Tajdar-e-Haram. The singer admitted that he struggled with feelings of shame and guilt and revealed the vulnerability of his humanity. In this raw and unguarded state, he finds himself stripped of pride and arrogance, basking in the purity of the moment. It is a unique moment when an artist transcends the boundaries of their public persona and allows for a true connection with a higher power.
The introspective narratives Atif shares add a layer of authenticity to his art and reveal a spiritual journey that intertwines with his musical expressions. As he carries his soul through a soulful rendition of Tajdar-e-Haram, the audience gets a glimpse into the artist’s inner struggles, triumphs and his unwavering dedication to his craft and spirituality.
Atif’s revelation serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of music and the intimate connections it creates, not only between artist and audience, but also between artist and the divine.
