Rah Asan Ho Gayee Hogi

\"Rah Asan Ho Gayee Hogi\" is a qawwali track performed by Pakistani vocalist Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. The composition appears as the ninth track on the album Mae Ni Mae, released in 1992 under the label OSA. The album was issued in CD format and features Khan’s signature fusion of traditional Sufi poetry with intricate vocal improvisations.

The track exemplifies Khan’s mastery of the qawwali genre, characterized by its devotional themes, rhythmic clapping (taali), and layered harmonium accompaniment. The lyrics explore spiritual perseverance and divine guidance, themes recurrent in Khan’s repertoire. The recording session details, including contributing musicians or production personnel, remain undocumented in widely accessible sources.

Mae Ni Mae forms part of Khan’s extensive discography during the early 1990s, a period marked by international collaborations and global recognition of his work. The OSA label, known for distributing South Asian classical and devotional music, handled the album’s production and distribution. No official music videos or alternate versions of \"Rah Asan Ho Gayee Hogi\" have been verified from primary sources.

The album’s reception and commercial performance are not comprehensively archived, though Khan’s recordings from this era typically garnered acclaim among critics and audiences familiar with Sufi and classical traditions. The track’s duration and specific lyrical attribution to a poet or tradition are not explicitly confirmed in available documentation.