Nasrat was my classmate from grade 1-3 in Kabul. I saw him again in India in the 80’s when he was singing at a wedding. He was a superstar of an artists and a true gentleman. His voice and his skill would have made him even a bigger legend… I once asked a famous Ghazal singer (Ghulam Ali) if he knew of any Afghan musicians. He said he knew many but the most talented one was Nasrat Parsa… I will never forget him. I loved him like a brother…. “Surely we belong to God and to Him we shall return.”
TY JCVC for taking the time to produce this wonderful video and also showing the late Nasrat jaan Parsa's gravesite. He was a true talent in the Afghan community. God bless!
Thank you so much for sharing Nasrat Parsa's story to the world, He was one of the greatest and most versatile Afghan Artists, may he rest in peace. RIP Nasrat Jan, we miss you very much♥️♥️♥️
A sensitive and thorough treatment of a tragic story JC. I appreciate your inclusion of samples of the artist’s work and POV from his fans’ perspective, as well as the glimpse into his family’s experience “auf den grünen Weiden Deutschlands.”
Thanks for sharing this concise and on-site knowledge about the legend. It tells a lot about the fate of beautiful souls who never found a safe place at home, and unfortunately in this case abroad either. It raises many other questions that why Nasrat saw it difficult to return to his home country despite the fact that in 2005 Afghanistan was not as free as Canada and Germany, it was, however, one of the free countries in the region for music and singers. I really appreciate that you did this brief yet very significant research about the final hours of a legend who very unfortunately short lived and left us forever. RIP Nasrat Jan!!
He was one of the greatest afghan singers! He sang upbeat and classical songs. In young age his family supported him a lot to become a Professional singer. He had a unique voice, so sad he left us too soon... may god bless his soul
Thank you for watching MGH. I read that he was sentenced to live at his parents house for a year or two. Allowed to leave for work, school and counseling.
That's a Sad one, i have always been bewildered on how our justice system works,hmmm probation for killing a kind man i don't get it, this was a amazing tribute to this amazing performer,a beautiful job JCV luv&peace Cheers ✌
Thank you for the tribute, I am writing this as I am listening to one of greatest hits. As for the sentencing, I am not a law expert but I know the suspect was a minor.
in the heart of this soil a cypress tree from nature art and boxwoodtree from bostan soung are sleeping which the unmarriedflower cut from the trout branch at dawn on a spring day her is the eternal abode of nasrat parsa pious guldhar is the music afghanistan is said so on the tombstone thank you 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
@@jcvancouver : manslaughter. when a person purposely injures someone on a part of their body that is absolutely essential to life (head, throat, lungs, heart), and it leads to their death, that person needs to be charged with more than manslaughter.
Loose translation of the tomb stone: "In the name of the most compassionate and the most merciful (God)" In this soil, a master in the art and a flower in garden has slept that this beautiful flower was cut in a Spring morning. Here is the eternal resting place of the Afghanistan music star, Nasrat Parsa. We are from God and we return to God. The below is a Persian poem about the agony of losing Nasrat Parsa.
They put him in a five star hotel and thanked him for his treacherous act. Because we live in society where butchery and being a thug is accepted as a way of life. I wish I was there that night. I would have broken every bone in that thug’s body.
As an Afghan I want to thank you for covering his story. Nasrat Parsa was one of our most talented singers😢.
It was an honour Ariz. 🇦🇫❤️🇨🇦 Thank you for watching and remembering Nasrat.
Nasrat was my classmate from grade 1-3 in Kabul. I saw him again in India in the 80’s when he was singing at a wedding.
He was a superstar of an artists and a true gentleman. His voice and his skill would have made him even a bigger legend…
I once asked a famous Ghazal singer (Ghulam Ali) if he knew of any Afghan musicians. He said he knew many but the most talented one was Nasrat Parsa…
I will never forget him. I loved him like a brother….
“Surely we belong to God and to Him we shall return.”
Thank you for remembering Nasrat my friend. 🇦🇫 🇩🇪 🇨🇦
RIP Nasrat, And thank you for this great comprehensive video. Watching it in August 2023.
What a tragic story for Nasrat. Seemed a kind and gentle soul. What kind of justice is that for his murder of only 3 years probation!
TY JCVC for taking the time to produce this wonderful video and also showing the late Nasrat jaan Parsa's gravesite. He was a true talent in the Afghan community. God bless!
Thank you so much ❤
Nice tribute JCVC, and kudos for making the trip to the gravesite to round out the episode! Dedication to ones craft and all.
Thank you kindly Steve. No trip is too big for my awesome viewers such as yourself my friend.
It blew my mind that Jean Claude actually went to his gravesite. Kudos.
Hi Jean Claude, thanks for the update, what a sad story, seems like he was talented singer with a tragic ending at a young age. 🦋 🍀
Thank you Sharon.
Thank you so much for sharing Nasrat Parsa's story to the world, He was one of the greatest and most versatile Afghan Artists, may he rest in peace. RIP Nasrat Jan, we miss you very much♥️♥️♥️
A sensitive and thorough treatment of a tragic story JC. I appreciate your inclusion of samples of the artist’s work and POV from his fans’ perspective, as well as the glimpse into his family’s experience “auf den grünen Weiden Deutschlands.”
Thank you kindly D. 🇩🇪🇨🇦 🇦🇫
RIP dear singer and have a nice dream 🤲💭
Thanks for sharing this concise and on-site knowledge about the legend. It tells a lot about the fate of beautiful souls who never found a safe place at home, and unfortunately in this case abroad either. It raises many other questions that why Nasrat saw it difficult to return to his home country despite the fact that in 2005 Afghanistan was not as free as Canada and Germany, it was, however, one of the free countries in the region for music and singers. I really appreciate that you did this brief yet very significant research about the final hours of a legend who very unfortunately short lived and left us forever. RIP Nasrat Jan!!
Thank you so much for your information ❤
Thank you for this wonderful work and a lot of effort you put into it. It was very very interesting 🥹💔
Nasrat Parsa was a legend, the best voice and the king of ghazal, RIP, thakns for the video ❤
Awesome vid, did you actually go to Germany for the vid
Thank you kindly Fenton. Great beers in Germany.
@@jcvancouver respect to the dedication
3 years of prohibition and 2 years of house arrest for murder? Justice
Thank you for this interesting story, I've never heard of this man🙏😇
He was one of the greatest afghan singers! He sang upbeat and classical songs. In young age his family supported him a lot to become a Professional singer. He had a unique voice, so sad he left us too soon... may god bless his soul
Tragic story. The guy who killed Nasrat should have done jail time.
Thank you for watching MGH. I read that he was sentenced to live at his parents house for a year or two. Allowed to leave for work, school and counseling.
Thank you so much and respect Claude 🫡 for doing such great work and standing with Afghans! and may our dearest Nasrat Parsa rest in peace 😭.
That's a Sad one, i have always been bewildered on how our justice system works,hmmm probation for killing a kind man i don't get it, this was a amazing tribute to this amazing performer,a beautiful job JCV luv&peace Cheers ✌
Thank you Sean. Yes this sentence was a bit bewildering.
Thank you for the tribute, I am writing this as I am listening to one of greatest hits. As for the sentencing, I am not a law expert but I know the suspect was a minor.
god bless him! he cant be descibed by words there has to be rivers of emotion to know his songs! THE MAN! THE MYTH! THE LEGEND!
Great information thank you so much
God bless
in the heart of this soil a cypress tree from nature art and boxwoodtree from bostan soung are sleeping which the unmarriedflower cut from the trout branch at dawn on a spring day her is the eternal abode of nasrat parsa pious guldhar is the music afghanistan is said so on the tombstone thank you 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
This guy has such a soothing voice
How come his killer didn’t get charged with murder ? Could you please explain if you know
😢😢😢😢
Very sad and painful story.
Very sad
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Dude looked soo young. That's a joke that the guy who was responsible for his death got a sentence like that.
Good call L L. 🎶🇩🇪 🎤
take a young man's life and that's all the punishment he got? was he the son of a rich person?
I was surprised too my friend. I don’t know about his family.
@@jcvancouver : manslaughter. when a person purposely injures someone on a part of their body that is absolutely essential to life (head, throat, lungs, heart), and it leads to their death, that person needs to be charged with more than manslaughter.
On the grave stone it said somethings that there family members said to him and how they love him
Thank very much Haroon. 👍
So sad that such a popular singer be killed by some drunkards. That's so brutal and inhumane.
who says I'm crying? I'm not crying!!!!
Loose translation of the tomb stone:
"In the name of the most compassionate and the most merciful (God)"
In this soil, a master in the art and a flower in garden has slept that this beautiful flower was cut in a Spring morning. Here is the eternal resting place of the Afghanistan music star, Nasrat Parsa.
We are from God and we return to God.
The below is a Persian poem about the agony of losing Nasrat Parsa.
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful and poignant translation my friend. 🙏
What they did with the killer
He's free, In America that wouldn't have happen he'd be locked up.
They put him in a five star hotel and thanked him for his treacherous act. Because we live in society where butchery and being a thug is accepted as a way of life. I wish I was there that night. I would have broken every bone in that thug’s body.
His killer was a drug addicted man and had his drug before he attended the concert probably 😢