Ghaim Hae Ya Khushi Hae Too

\"Ghaim Hae Ya Khushi Hae Too\" is a qawwali composition performed by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. The track appears as the sixth entry on the album Mae Ni Mae, released on 1992 under the label OSA (Oriental Star Agencies). The album was issued in CD format and features Khan’s signature fusion of traditional Sufi poetry with intricate vocal improvisations.

The song exemplifies Khan’s mastery of the qawwali genre, characterized by its devotional themes, rhythmic clapping (taali), and layered harmonium accompaniment. The lyrics explore themes of spiritual longing and divine union, a recurring motif in Khan’s repertoire. The composition follows the raag-based structure typical of South Asian classical music, though specific raag details for this track remain undocumented in widely available sources.

Mae Ni Mae marks one of Khan’s numerous studio albums released during the 1990s, a period when his international collaborations expanded while maintaining roots in traditional qawwali. The OSA label, known for its focus on Pakistani classical and devotional music, distributed the album primarily in South Asia and among global audiences through specialized retailers. No official music videos or alternate versions of \"Ghaim Hae Ya Khushi Hae Too\" have been verified in public records.

The track’s duration falls within the 75–100 word context provided, though precise runtime is not specified in available documentation. Khan’s vocal performance is accompanied by his ensemble, including harmonium, tabla, and chorus singers, adhering to the conventional qawwali arrangement. The album Mae Ni Mae does not include liner notes detailing individual track compositions or contributing musicians beyond Khan’s primary role.