MUSIC LEGEND AHMAD NAWAB PASSES AWAY AT 92

A Lifetime of Contribution to Malaysian Music Industry

Ahmad Nawab, a well-respected musician who worked alongside popular artistes like P Ramlee, Saloma, Sudirman Arshad and Sharifah Aini, died this afternoon at his home in Gombak, Kuala Lumpur.

A Composer, Musician, and Singer

Ahmad was a prolific composer, musician, and singer who had written over 2,000 songs, including film scores for hit movies. He was instrumental in promoting the careers of prominent figures in the music industry such as Jamal Abdillah, Khadijah Ibrahim and Ramlah Ram.

A Legacy that Lives On

“It is a sad day for the music industry as we mourn the loss of someone who has contributed immeasurably to the music industry,” Persatuan Karyawan Malaysia chairman Freddie Fernandez told FMT.

“He may be gone, but his songs will live on forever.”

Early Life and Training

Ahmad was born in 1932 in Penang. He and his brother, Akbar Khan, learnt music from their father, who was from Pakistan.

Ahmad’s brother, Akbar, who was also a renowned composer and musician, passed away last August at the age of 86.

A Iconic Figure in Malaysian Music

Ahmad’s death is a significant loss to the music industry, and he will be remembered as a true legend and a giant in the music world. His contributions to the industry will continue to be celebrated and cherished for generations to come.

Conclusion

Ahmad Nawab’s passing leaves a void in the music industry, but his music and legacy will continue to inspire and entertain fans for years to come.

FAQs

Q: What was Ahmad Nawab’s age at the time of his death?

A: 92

Q: Who did Ahmad Nawab work with in the music industry?

A: P Ramlee, Saloma, Sudirman Arshad, Sharifah Aini, and many others.

Q: How many songs did Ahmad Nawab write during his lifetime?

A: Over 2,000 songs, including film scores for hit movies.