Mahmudul Hasan Khan
'Mahmudul Hasan Khan'[2] [3] (born January 1, 1999) is a Bangladeshi artist known for his contributions as an Islamic singer, composer, graphic designer, and digital marketer. He has gained recognition for his music releases, including popular songs such as "Ogo Nabiji," "Amar Moner Sokol Asha," "Vor Bihone," "Nobodhony Shilpigosthi," and "Tomar Nameri Shur," all of which are available on various online music platforms such as Spotify, Deezer, Tidal, Amazon Music, Youtube Music, Kkbox, and Apple Music.
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Early Life
Mahmudul Hasan was born in Bhola, Bangladesh, and was raised in Narayanganj. His ancestral roots trace back to Chapri in Tazumaddin of Bhola. He pursued his early education at Meghna Shilpa Nagari School and College in Sonargaon. His father, Mawlana Habibur Rahman, serves as an Imam. Later, he attended Jamia Babus Salam in Hazrat Shah Jalal International Airport. Mahmudul completed his graduation from Jamia Madania Jatrabari.
Career
Mahmudul Hasan Khan is the founder of a music organization named "Nobodhony Shilpigosthi." He embarked on his career as an artist and has worn multiple hats throughout his professional journey, including roles as a graphic designer, digital marketer, and teacher. Currently, he is working as an assistant teacher at 'Holy Quran Pre-Cadet Madrasah'.
As an artist, Mahmudul has released several solo songs, contributing to the rich musical landscape of Bangladesh. Some of his notable songs include "Ogo Nabiji," "Amar Moner Sokol Asha," "Vor Bihone," "Nobodhony Shilpigosthi," and "Tomar Nameri Shur." These songs have garnered popularity and can be streamed on various music platforms.
Personal Life
Mahmudul Hasan Khan is married to 'Israt Jahan Asha', sharing a life together beyond his artistic pursuits.
Discography
Studio albums
| Year | Album | Composer | Lyricist | Label | Ref(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi | Mahmudul Hasan Khan | Mahmudul Hasan Khan | Mahmudul Hasan Khan Record Label | [4] |
Singles
| Year | Song | Label | Notes | Ref(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | "Nobodhony Shilpigosthi" | [5] | ||
| "Qatadah Ibn Habib" | Mahmudul Hasan Khan Record Label | [6] | ||
| "Hothat Kore Sunbi Ekdin" | From the album Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi | |||
| "Tomari Name Shur Tule" | From the album Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi | |||
| "Ogo Nabiji" | ||||
| "Bolo Ya Mawla" | [7] | |||
| "Akashe Chad Jodi Bole Amay" | From the soundtrack of Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi | |||
| "Eid Mubarak from Nobodhony Shilpigosthi" | From the album Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi | |||
| "Vor Bihone" | ||||
| "Amar Moner Sokol Asha" | ||||
| "Sotter Dak" | From the album Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi | |||
| "Allah Allah Bolo" | From the album Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi |
References
- ↑ Google Knwoledge Panel
- ↑ Imdb
- ↑ Google Knowledge Graph
- ↑ "Sotter Dak Nobodhony Shilpigosthi by Mahmudul Hasan Khan on Spotify". https://open.spotify.com/album/6PkJXLTX9ACsr6vyPHHqWM.
- ↑ "Nobodhony Shilpigosthi". https://gaana.com/album/nobodhony-shilpigosthi.
- ↑ "Qatadah Ibn Habib". https://wynk.in/music/song/qatadah-ibn-habib/hu_90118111.
- ↑ "Bolo Ya Mawla". https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mxGyGle1TD6hGl9lKn8NMylY3XoG7Q5rshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mxGyGle1TD6hGl9lKn8NMylY3XoG7Q5rs.
