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| music_festival_name = Jahan-e-Khusrau<br />
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| location = [[New Delhi]], [[India]]<br />
| years_active = 2001 - Present<br />
| founders = [[Muzaffar Ali]]<br />
| dates = February/March<br />
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'''Jahan-e-Khusrau''' ([[Urdu]], [[Persian language|Persian]]: جہاں خسرو, [[Hindi]]: जहान-ए-खुसरो) is an annual three-day [[sufi]] music festival held in [[New Delhi]], [[India]]<ref>[http://www.livemint.com/articles/2007/03/27150839/Culture-bonanza-for-Delhiites.html Culture bonanza for Delhiites]. Live Mint, 27 May 2007.</ref> to commemorate the death anniversary of the saint [[Amir Khusrau]].<ref>[http://www.indianexpress.com/news/asi-sufi-fest-finds-way-into-citys-cultural-calendar/586519/ ASI Sufi fest finds way into city's cultural calendar<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref><br />
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==History==<br />
Jahan-e-Khusrau was started in the year 2001 by noted film director and artist, [[Muzaffar Ali]].<br />
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==The festival==<br />
The festival is held at Arab ki Sarai, Humayun's Tomb Monuments, Delhi — incidentally, this is where Khusrau started the [[qawwali]] music tradition in the 13th century AD.<br />
[[File:Humayun's Tomb, Delhi, India 2019.jpg|thumb|Humayun Tomb, Delhi, India]]<br />
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==Performers==<br />
[[File:Dastangoi_Oral_storytelling_india.jpg|thumb| In the festival, an Indian traditional oral storytller [[Dastangoi]] artist reciting the "Dastan-e-Amir Khusrau" - 2017]]<br />
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'''Year - 2001'''<br />
''Dates - 10–11 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Rumi Group, IRAN<br />
* Lotfi Bouchnak, TUNISIA<br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
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'''Year - 2002'''<br />
''Dates - 8 - 9–10 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Kabir Helminski, USA<br />
* Drummers from, SUDAN<br />
* Mahasa Vahdat and the Rumi Group, IRAN<br />
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* Sultana Chaudhuri, BANGLADESH<br />
* Whirling Dervishes, TURKEY<br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
* Shubha Mudgal, DELHI<br />
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* Ghulam Nabi Namtahali, KASHMIR<br />
* Manjari, LUCKNOW<br />
* Samandar Khan, RAJASTHAN<br />
* Noorul Hasan, LUCKNOW<br />
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'''Year - 2003'''<br />
''Dates - 28 February, 1–2 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Masood Habibi & group, IRAN<br />
* Whirling Dervishes, TURKEY<br />
* Hassan Hakmoun, MOROCCO<br />
* Farida Parveen BANGLADESH<br />
<br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
* Zila Khan, DELHI<br />
* Sidi Sufis, GUJARAT<br />
* Ghulam Nabi Namtahali, KASHMIR<br />
* Qutubi Qawwal, DELHI<br />
<br />
* Nazeer Khan Warsi, HYDERABAD<br />
* Ghulam Fareed Nizami, DELHI<br />
* Asrar Husain, AJMER<br />
* Muhammad Ahmad Khan Warsi, RAMPUR<br />
* Noorul Hasan, LUCKNOW<br />
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'''Year - 2004'''<br />
''Dates - 26–27 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Masood Habibi, IRAN<br />
* Shye BenTzur, ISRAEL<br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
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* Ila Arun, MUMBAI<br />
* Astad Deboo, MUMBAI<br />
* Shubha Mudgal, DELHI<br />
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'''Year - 2005'''<br />
''Dates - 4 - 5–6 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Mehmet Kemiksiz, TURKEY<br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
* Shafqat Ali Khan, PAKISTAN<br />
<br />
* Shye BenTzur, ISRAEL<br />
* Azam Ali, USA<br />
* Masood Habibi, IRAN<br />
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* Zila Khan, DELHI<br />
* Vidya Rao, DELHI<br />
* Shujaat Husain Khan, DELHI<br />
* Dadi Pudumji, DELHI<br />
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'''Year - 2006'''<br />
''Dates - 4 - 5–6 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
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'''Year - 2007'''<br />
''Dates - 30–31 March & 1 April''<br />
Venue - Quli Khan's Tomb, Mehrauli Archeological Park, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Wendy Jehlan, USA<br />
* Sussan Deyhim, USA<br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
<br />
* Malini Awasthi, LUCKNOW<br />
* Shauqat Ali & Group, LUDHIANA<br />
* Jaaved Jaaferi, MUMBAI<br />
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* Rekha Bhardwaj, MUMBAI<br />
* Meeta Pandit, DELHI<br />
* Nizami Brothers, DELHI<br />
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''Year - 2008 Jahan e Khusrau was not held''<br />
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'''Year - 2009'''<br />
''Date - 19 October'' <br />
''Venue - SKICC, Shrinagar, Kashmir''<br />
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'''Year - 2010'''<br />
''Dates - 26 - 27 - 28 Feb''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Tamboura Troupe, EGYPT<br />
* Omar Faruk Ttekbelik, USA<br />
* Masaka Ono, JAPAN<br />
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* Sanam Marvi, PAKISTAN<ref>[http://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/music/article108851.ece Messenger of peace], The Hindu</ref><br />
* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
* Malini Awasthi, LUCKNOW<br />
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* Samandar Khan, RAJASTHAN<br />
* Rabbi Shergill, PUNJAB<br />
* Astad Deboo, MUMBAI<br />
* Radhika Chopra, DELHI<br />
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'''Year - 2011'''<br />
''Dates - 15–16 & 17 April''<br />
''Venue - Southbank Centre, London''<br />
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'''Year - 2011'''<br />
''Dates - 11–13 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Azalea Ray, CANADA<br />
* Dalahoo Ensemble, IRAN<br />
* Shafqat Ali Khan, PAKISTAN<br />
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* Sami Brothers, PAKISTAN<br />
* Manjari, LUCKNOW<br />
* Wajahat Husain Badayuni, UTTAR PRADESH<br />
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* Ustad Shujaat Husain Khan, DELHI<br />
* Hans raj Hans, PUNJAB<br />
* Malini Awasthi, LUCKNOW<br />
* Chand Nizami, DELHI<br />
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'''Year - 2012'''<br />
''Dates - 2 - 3–4 March''<br />
Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi<br />
Artists -<br />
* Andrea Grmmelli, ITALY<br />
* Ali Zafar, PAKISTAN<br />
* Shafqat Ali Khan, PAKISTAN<br />
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* Abida Parveen, PAKISTAN<br />
* Zia Nath, MUMBAI<br />
* [[Indira Naik]], MUMBAI<br />
* Murad Ali, LUCKNOW<br />
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* Vidhi Sharma, DELHI<br />
* Rajesh Pandey, DELHI<br />
* Shivani Varma, DELHI<br />
* Hans raj Hans, PUNJAB<br />
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'''Year - 2012'''<br />
''Dates - 21–22 October''<br />
Venue - Central Park, Jaipur<br />
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'''Year - 2013'''<br />
''Dates - 1- 2–3 March''<br />
''Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi''<br />
Artists -<br />
* Mercan Dede, CANADA<br />
* Shafqat Ali Khan, PAKISTAN<br />
* [[Abida Parveen]], PAKISTAN<br />
* Sonam Kalra, DELHI<br />
* [[Malini Awasthi]], LUCKNOW<br />
* Astha Dikshit, DELHI<br />
* Deveshi Sehgal, DELHI<br />
<br />
'''Year - 2013'''<br />
''Dates - 5–6 October''<br />
Venue - Central Park, Jaipur<br />
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'''Year - 2017'''<br />
''Dates - 24 - 25–26 March''<br />
''Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi''<br />
Artists -<br />
* Hans raj Hans, PUNJAB<br />
* Sonam Kalra, DELHI<br />
* [[Malini Awasthi]], LUCKNOW<br />
<br />
* Ustad Iqbal Ahmad Khan, DELHI<br />
* Deveshi Sehgal, DELHI<br />
<br />
* [[Syed Sahil Agha]], DELHI<br />
* [[Daler Mehndi]], PUNJAB<br />
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'''Year - 2018'''<br />
''Dates - 9 - 10–11 March''<br />
''Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi''<br />
Artists -<br />
YAMUNA - Dariya Prem Ka : Part 1<br />
A dance ballet directed by [[Muzaffar Ali]], <br />
*Barnali Chatopadhyya, *Archana Shah, *Astha Dixit & Group. <br />
* Aalamato Group, Iran<br />
* [[Malini Awasthi]], Lucknow<br />
* Kanwar Grewal, Punjab<br />
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* World Ethnic Music Ensemble with Murad Ali<br />
* Pooja Ghaitonde, Mumbai<br />
* Barnal Chatopadhyya, Kolkata<br />
* [[Kailash Kher]]'s Kailasa, Mumbai<br />
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YAMUNA - Dariya Prem Ka : Part 2<br />
* Shuba Mudgal, Delhi<br />
* [[Syed Sahil Agha]], Delhi<br />
* Hans Raj Hans, Punjab<br />
<br />
'''Year - 2019'''<br />
''Dates - 8 - 9–10 March''<br />
''Venue - Arab ki Sarai, Humayun Tomb Monuments, New Delhi''<br />
Artists -<br />
* Minu Bakshi, Delhi<br />
* Ganganama - The Circle of Life<br />
Sanjukta Sinha & Kadamb Ensemble<br />
* [[Satinder Sartaj]], Punjab<br />
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* Roohani Sisters, Delhi<br />
* [[Kanwar Grewal]], Punjab<br />
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* Shahid Niyati & Sami Niyati, Rampur<br />
* [[Syed Sahil Agha]], Delhi<br />
* [[Javed Ali]], Mumbai<br />
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==See also==<br />
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*[[List of Hindustani classical music festivals]]<br />
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==References==<br />
{{reflist}}<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [http://www.jahan-e-khusrau.org/ Official site]<br />
* http://www.jahanekhusrau.com [http://www.jahanekhusrau.com jahanekhusrau.com]<br />
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[[Category:Islamic music festivals]]</div>
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