Dr Eman Aslam

Dr Eman Aslam is a Pakistani singer known for Sufi music, Punjabi songs, qawwali, kalam and semi classical performances. Her musical work has developed through digital releases, collaborations and live performances, giving her a growing presence within Pakistan’s contemporary regional and spiritual music scene. She is based in Lahore and is also available for performances in Pakistan and internationally.

Her music includes spiritual compositions such as “Ishq Allah Hu Samad”, Punjabi songs including “Punjabi Tapay”, romantic and contemporary tracks such as “Jaa Bewafa” and “Ishq Ne Kita Badnam”, as well as collaborations with other Pakistani singers. Her recent catalogue shows a continued focus on Punjabi, Sufi, folk and devotional music.

Dr Eman Aslam has also attracted attention as a singer who entered the music industry alongside a medical profession. A 2025 UrduPoint feature described her as a doctor who was pursuing her passion for singing and preparing to establish herself further in Pakistan’s music industry.

Her combination of Sufi kalam, qawwali, Punjabi folk songs and semi classical performance makes her particularly suitable for weddings, Mehndi functions, cultural programmes, Sufi evenings, private gatherings and other events where traditional Pakistani music is an important part of the entertainment.

From Medicine to Music

One of the distinctive aspects of Dr Eman Aslam’s public profile is the combination of her medical background and her musical career.

Her journey into music has attracted attention because she pursued singing alongside her professional identity as a doctor. UrduPoint featured her story in 2025 under the description of a doctor turned singer, highlighting her voice, musical ambitions and transition toward a larger role in Pakistan’s music industry.

Rather than limiting herself to one musical category, she has developed a repertoire covering Sufi kalam, qawwali, Punjabi songs, folk music and semi classical performances.

This combination gives her career a distinctive place within contemporary Pakistani entertainment.

A Strong Connection With Sufi Music

Sufi music is one of the most important parts of Dr Eman Aslam’s repertoire.

Her performances include devotional kalam and qawwali style compositions that draw from the spiritual traditions of South Asian music. Her booking profile specifically identifies her as a Sufi singer and lists Sufi music, kalam and qawwali among her performance styles.

This side of her music is particularly relevant for audiences looking for performances built around spiritual poetry, devotional expression and traditional Pakistani vocal music.

Her recording of “Ishq Allah Hu Samad” is one of the clearest examples of this direction.

Ishq Allah Hu Samad

“Ishq Allah Hu Samad” is one of Dr Eman Aslam’s recognised Sufi recordings.

The single was released in February 2025 through Wattakhel Production and is listed on both Apple Music and Spotify.

The official video credits Dr Eman Aslam as the singer, with music by Rizwan Akhtar and production by Rehan Niazi through Wattakhel Production. The video is presented as an official qawwali performance.

The song became an important part of her digital music presence and introduced her voice to audiences interested in contemporary Sufi and qawwali performances.

Qawwali and Traditional Pakistani Music

Dr Eman Aslam’s work also includes qawwali.

Her performance of “Ishq Allah Hu Samad” is officially presented as a qawwali video, while her artist profile also lists qawwali among her performance styles.

Her involvement with qawwali places her within one of the most recognisable forms of South Asian spiritual music.

For live events, qawwali can be presented as a dedicated segment or incorporated into a wider Pakistani traditional music programme depending on the nature of the occasion.

Punjabi Tapay

Dr Eman Aslam has also explored Punjabi folk music through “Punjabi Tapay”.

The single was released on June 11, 2025 through WKP Digital and is listed as part of her catalogue on Apple Music.

Tapay are an important form within Punjabi folk expression, traditionally associated with short poetic verses and musical performances.

Her recording of Punjabi Tapay adds a folk dimension to a catalogue otherwise strongly associated with Sufi and devotional music.

Ishq Ne Kita Badnam

“Ishq Ne Kita Badnam” is another release in Dr Eman Aslam’s catalogue.

The single was released in September 2025 through Jami Production.

The song demonstrates the broader direction of her recorded work, which includes contemporary Punjabi and romantic material alongside Sufi and devotional songs.

This variety allows her to perform for both traditional cultural programmes and modern Pakistani celebrations.

Jaa Bewafa

“Jaa Bewafa” is another 2025 release by Dr Eman Aslam.

The song is listed among her top recordings on Apple Music alongside “Main Wo Dil Hun”, “Ishq Ne Kita Badnam”, “Punjabi Tapay” and “Ishq Allah Hu Samad”.

Its inclusion in her catalogue shows the range of subjects covered by her music, extending from spiritual and traditional material into contemporary relationship based songs.

Main Wo Dil Hun

“Main Wo Dil Hun” was released by Dr Eman Aslam in December 2025.

The single is listed on Apple Music among her 2025 releases and forms part of the catalogue that helped establish her digital presence as a recording artist.

The release sits alongside her Punjabi, Sufi and devotional recordings, giving her music catalogue a mixture of traditional and contemporary material.

Collaborations With Pakistani Artists

Dr Eman Aslam has also worked with other Pakistani musicians.

Her collaborations include “Labdi”, “Kadman Vich” and “Naseeb” with Asif Masood. “Labdi” was released in March 2025, while “Naseeb” was released in January 2026.

These collaborations show her involvement in the wider Pakistani regional music scene and provide another side to her catalogue beyond solo Sufi and qawwali performances.

Labdi

“Labdi” is a collaboration between Asif Masood and Dr Eman Aslam.

The song was released on March 18, 2025 and is listed as a regional music release featuring Dr Eman Aslam.

Collaborative recordings such as this allow her to work within different arrangements and musical formats while maintaining her recognisable vocal presence.

Kadman Vich

“Kadman Vich” is another collaboration featuring Dr Eman Aslam.

The song appears among her featured recordings with Asif Masood and forms part of her 2025 catalogue.

Together with “Labdi” and “Naseeb”, it reflects her continuing participation in contemporary regional music production.

Naseeb

“Naseeb” featuring Dr Eman Aslam was released in January 2026.

The recording is credited to Asif Masood with Dr Eman Aslam as the featured artist.

The release provides a recent example of her continued recording activity and collaboration with other Pakistani artists.

Mola and Recent Music

Dr Eman Aslam continued releasing music in 2026.

“Mola” was released on April 17, 2026 through Faiz Jami Production. The recording is listed as a folk release and features music and production credits involving Shazi Ali and Faiz Jami.

She also released “Yaar Mod De” in April 2026 and “Main Ten Yaad” in July 2026. Apple Music currently lists “Main Ten Yaad” as her latest release.

These releases show that her musical activity has continued into 2026 rather than being limited to her earlier Sufi recordings.

Main Ten Yaad

“Main Ten Yaad” is currently listed as Dr Eman Aslam’s latest release, with Apple Music showing a July 13, 2026 release date.

The song appears alongside other recent tracks including “Jutt Da Status”, “Yaar Mod De”, “Gajra”, “Mola” and “Sohniyan Akhiyan Waliya”.

Her recent catalogue therefore continues to expand across different forms of Pakistani popular and regional music.

Punjabi and Folk Music

Punjabi music forms another important part of Dr Eman Aslam’s repertoire.

Her releases include “Punjabi Tapay”, “Jutt Da Status”, “Yaar Mod De” and other Punjabi oriented songs.

This connection with Punjabi music makes her particularly relevant to Pakistani weddings, Mehndi nights and cultural celebrations where Punjabi songs are commonly included in the entertainment programme.

Her ability to move between folk material and contemporary recordings also allows the repertoire to be adjusted according to the audience and event.

Semi Classical Music

Dr Eman Aslam is also associated with semi classical performance.

Her artist profile lists semi classical music alongside Sufi, Punjabi, kalam and qawwali.

Semi classical music provides a bridge between traditional Pakistani vocal forms and contemporary live entertainment.

For formal cultural events, musical evenings and private gatherings, this part of her repertoire can offer a more traditional performance style.

Dr Eman Aslam as a Live Performer

Live performance is an important part of Dr Eman Aslam’s professional profile.

Her booking representation describes her as available for corporate events, weddings and international tours, with Lahore listed as her base location.

Her repertoire allows live performances to be structured around different moods.

A Sufi or qawwali focused performance can create a spiritual atmosphere, while Punjabi and folk songs can provide a more energetic setting for weddings and Mehndi celebrations.

Book Dr Eman Aslam for Weddings

Dr Eman Aslam can be considered for Pakistani weddings where live Sufi, Punjabi, folk or qawwali music is part of the entertainment programme.

Her repertoire includes devotional kalam, Punjabi songs and contemporary recordings, giving organisers several musical directions to choose from.

For weddings that combine traditional Pakistani culture with modern live entertainment, her performance can provide a distinctive musical element.

Mehndi Nights and Family Celebrations

Mehndi events often feature Punjabi folk songs, Tapay, energetic performances and traditional Pakistani entertainment.

Dr Eman Aslam’s Punjabi repertoire makes her suitable for this type of celebration.

“Punjabi Tapay” and other Punjabi recordings can complement dance performances and family entertainment, while her Sufi material can be used for more traditional musical portions of an event.

Sufi Nights and Cultural Programmes

Her Sufi and qawwali repertoire makes Dr Eman Aslam particularly relevant for Sufi evenings and cultural programmes.

“Ishq Allah Hu Samad” demonstrates her ability to perform devotional material in a qawwali format, while her wider catalogue includes kalam and semi classical music.

Such performances can work well at cultural festivals, Sufi nights, heritage programmes and private musical gatherings.

Corporate Events and Private Gatherings

Dr Eman Aslam can also perform at corporate events and private gatherings.

Her booking representation specifically lists corporate events among the types of performances available.

For formal dinners, cultural receptions, private celebrations and company events, her semi classical and Sufi repertoire can provide a traditional Pakistani musical atmosphere.

Cultural Festivals and Pakistani Heritage Events

Dr Eman Aslam’s connection with Sufi, Punjabi and folk music makes her suitable for cultural festivals and heritage programmes.

Her repertoire reflects several musical traditions that remain important within Pakistani culture, including devotional kalam, qawwali and Punjabi folk music.

Her performances can therefore complement programmes featuring poetry, folk artists, traditional musicians and other Pakistani cultural performers.

International Pakistani Events

Dr Eman Aslam is listed as available for performances worldwide, making her relevant for Pakistani communities and cultural events outside Pakistan.

Punjabi and Sufi music have a strong presence among Pakistani communities in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, the Middle East and other international locations.

Her combination of traditional and contemporary music can provide international audiences with a performance connected to Pakistani musical culture.

A Growing Voice in Pakistani Sufi Music

Dr Eman Aslam represents a newer generation of Pakistani singers working with Sufi and regional music while also releasing contemporary songs through digital platforms.

Her catalogue has grown from “Ishq Allah Hu Samad” and “Punjabi Tapay” to newer recordings such as “Naseeb”, “Mola”, “Yaar Mod De” and “Main Ten Yaad”.

This continued release activity shows an artist developing a broader musical catalogue while maintaining a strong connection with Sufi, Punjabi and folk traditions.

Why Book Dr Eman Aslam for Your Event

Booking Dr Eman Aslam brings a Pakistani female vocalist with a repertoire covering Sufi music, qawwali, Punjabi songs, folk music, kalam and semi classical performance.

Her catalogue includes “Ishq Allah Hu Samad”, “Punjabi Tapay”, “Jaa Bewafa”, “Ishq Ne Kita Badnam”, “Main Wo Dil Hun”, “Mola”, “Yaar Mod De” and “Main Ten Yaad”.

She can be considered for weddings, Mehndi nights, Sufi evenings, cultural festivals, private gatherings, corporate events and Pakistani community programmes.

Her combination of spiritual music and contemporary regional songs gives event organisers flexibility when planning a live Pakistani music performance.

Book Dr Eman Aslam Through Youzarsif Network

If you are planning a wedding, Mehndi, reception, Sufi night, cultural festival, private celebration or Pakistani community event and want Dr Eman Aslam as part of your entertainment programme, Youzarsif Network can assist with the booking process.

Youzarsif Network connects clients with Pakistani singers, Qawwals, Sufi artists, folk performers and live entertainers for events in Pakistan and internationally. From discussing your event requirements to coordinating the artist booking, the platform provides a dedicated way to arrange professional live entertainment.

To enquire about booking Dr Eman Aslam for your next event, contact Youzarsif Network with your event date, location and programme requirements.