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| ==Discography== | |||
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| ===Regular studio albums=== | |||
| * Billo De Ghar | |||
| * Majajni | |||
| * Bai Ja Cycle Tay | |||
| * Nachan Main Oday Naal | |||
| * Mein Gaddi Aap Chalawan Ga | |||
| * Assan janna Mall-o Mall | |||
| * Nachan Main Oday Naal | |||
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Abrar-ul-Haq (Urdu: ابرار الحق) (Abrar is also spelled as Ibrar) is a young Pakistani singer. On his first album "Billo De Ghar" (containing a hit single with same title), his name appears as just "Abrar". However, he is mostly known as Abrar-ul-Haq His best-known work is the song "Billo De Ghar" (which is classified as Punjabi music).
Before becoming a singer, he taught at Lahore's Aitchison College.
He is also the chairman and founder of the Sahara for Life Trust, a charitable organisation promoting health and education in remote areas. The term SAHARA stands for: “Services Aimed at Health and Awakening in Remote Areas”.
Discography
Regular studio albums
- Billo De Ghar
- Majajni
- Bai Ja Cycle Tay
- Nachan Main Oday Naal
- Mein Gaddi Aap Chalawan Ga
- Assan janna Mall-o Mall
- Nachan Main Oday Naal
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