He was the son of Alhaj Mohammad Sharf-ud-Deen Ahmed commonly recognized as ‘Sufi Warsi.’ It was a landlord family of Meerut (Presently Uttar Pradesh in India). He opened his eyes as Mohammad Muzaffar-ud-Din Siddique on 23rd Dec 1933 in Meerut, British India. He is the recipient of Pride of Performance Award. He also gave lyrics for many Lollywood films, and some of his songs were sung by renowned Pakistani and Indian singers such as Masood Rana and Latta. His naats are true contentment for the human soul, and his poetic collection gives the spirit to begin a new life. His work never failed to surprise his fans as he was never afraid of experimenting with new styles. Warsi was a noted poet and Naat Khawan who won recognition and fame for lending his soothing, melodic, and soulful voice to Naats and many of his Naats have been used as mobile ringtones. Poet (Hamd and Naat lyricist, film songs lyricist) This article consists of every information about him, including Muzaffar Warsi Biography.
Two titles ‘Sharaf u Shu’ara’ and ‘Faseeh-ul-Hind’ were awarded to him. He also wrote Rubai for Nawa-e-Waqat the daily newspaper of Pakistan. Later he started his academic career, authored a rich naat collection, and several anthologies of Nazams and ghazals and wrote his autobiography entitled ‘Gae Dino Ka Suragh.’ Initially, he started his professional career as Deputy-Treasurer in Pakistan State Bank. Muzaffar Warsi was a Pakistan-based Urdu scholar, lyricist, essayist, and poet.
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