Aaqa is the soul-stirring Sufi kalam from Coke Studio Season 9, Episode 1, performed by Abida Parveen and Ali Sethi with music direction by Shuja Haider. The official video has over 57 million views on the verified Coke Studio Pakistan channel. Watch the full performance above, embedded from YouTube.
What this video is about
The official Coke Studio Season 9, Episode 1 performance of Aaqa by Abida Parveen and Ali Sethi, with music direction by Shuja Haider, released on the verified Coke Studio Pakistan channel.
Why listeners like it
- Abida Parveen’s legendary Sufi voice at her peak.
- The heartfelt chorus – “Ye sab tumhara karam hai aaqa”.
- Over 57 million views on the official video.
- A deeply moving devotional performance.
About the video
- Performance: Aaqa
- Artists: Abida Parveen, Ali Sethi
- Show: Coke Studio Pakistan, Season 9, Episode 1
- Music Direction: Shuja Haider
- Channel: Coke Studio Pakistan (verified)
- Type: Sufi devotional / Coke Studio
Theme and meaning
The theme of Aaqa is devotion and gratitude – “aaqa” means master, and the kalam is a plea and a thanksgiving to the Prophet. Abida Parveen’s soaring delivery turns the words into a meditation on divine mercy, and Ali Sethi’s accompaniment adds a tender modern touch. It is one of the most-loved devotional performances Coke Studio has ever produced.
Who should watch
This video suits fans of Sufi music, Coke Studio, and listeners who enjoy deeply spiritual performances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who performed Aaqa?
Abida Parveen and Ali Sethi performed it on Coke Studio Season 9, with music direction by Shuja Haider.
Which Coke Studio season is it from?
It is from Coke Studio Pakistan, Season 9, Episode 1.
What does “Aaqa” mean?
It means “master” or “lord” – a term of reverence in this devotional kalam.
Where can I watch the official video?
Watch it in the player above, embedded from the verified Coke Studio Pakistan channel.
Disclaimer
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