Bhikha: Music should convey the message of peace
An interview with Zain Bhikha by Ismail Salami
Born August 9, 1974 in Pretoria, South Africa, Zain Bhikha is a Muslim singer-songwriter who has achieved international fame for his nasheed songs. He has collaborated with other Muslim artists including Yusuf Islam, Dawud Wharnsby Ali and Sami Yusuf.
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