Translation to "The Guide To The World", Junaid Jamshed's "Hadi-Ul-Anam" is truly a masterpiece. It is a reminder that this Junaid Jamshed is still the same one who sang chart-topping songs about 20 years back, and he still has the same vibe. This album features Junaid Jamshed in a new style and with a positively fresh sound :) - features famous singer Muhammad Ali.

Junaid Jamshed's album Badi-Uz-Zaman, literally meaning the wonder of the age is a must-have for all fans. In this album, JJ presents the classically renowned poems in a heart-warming manner much appreciated by today's current music trends.

This album, also titled "The History Of Islam" contains the famous Musaddas-E-Hali of Maulana Altaf Hali, broken down into different parts, highlighting the conditions of the world before Islam, the Prophet's coming, the change, the downfall of the Muslim nation and a strong message to rise once again. International version contains bonus tracks from previous albums too.

This album is basically the best of Junaid Jamshed, with two new singles included - released as a special album by Royal Records.

Literally meaning "The Night's Full Moon", Junaid Jamshed's latest album will surely appeal to those who appreciated his previous such works. Now a noted Islamic recording artist and a religious scholar, Junaid Jamshed, these days uses his voice and musical experience in the cause of good.

Junaid Jamshed, Pakistan's most prominent recording artists and a very well known public figure who gave up his musical career in order to pursue a new direction in life,has a renewed focus and is now dedicated to spreading the word of Islam, positivity and love and in this vein has launched his second Islamic album "Mehboob-E-Yazdan" after the success of his first album "Jalwa-E-Janan." Mehboob-E-Yazdan literally means "The Beloved Of God.".

Literally meaning the sight of the beloved, Jalwa-E-Janan was Junaid Jamshaid's first album with a religious charge. "It isn't merely a collection of hymns and praises," he says "but a journey to enlightenment".