Ustad Ahmed Hussain Mohammed Hussain
Ahmed and Mohammed Hussain performing at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum November 2015
Background information
Born	Ustad Ahmed Hussain 3 February 1951,Ustad Mohammed Hussain 2 December 1953 Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Genres	Ghazal,Classical,Devotional,Folk,Na`at,Hamd
Occupation(s)	Composer, singer, music director, entrepreneur
Instrument(s)	Vocals,Harmonium,Tanpura, Piano
Years active	1958–present
Labels	EMI,His Master's Voice,Saregama,Universal Music,Sony BMG Music Entertainment,Polydor,TIPS, Venus,T-Series

Ahmed Hussain andMohammed Hussain areghazal singers fromJaipur, India. They are two brothers who singclassical ghazals and devotional music.^[1]

Born inRajasthan as sons of the famousghazal andthumri singer Ustad Afzal Hussain,^[2] the duo touches genres likeIndian classical music andbhajan as well asghazal. They started their singing career in 1958^[3] as classical andthumri artists belonging toJaipur Gharana.^[2]

Their first albumGuldasta was released in 1980 and was a critical and commercial success. Since then they have released around 50 studio albums. They attempted popularizing their music by turning to tempo music in Maan bhi ja.^[1]

Ustad Ahmed and Mohammed Hussain have notable personalities in the world ofghazals. They have also performed before thePresident of India in 1976.^[1] Their sons Javed Hussain, Muazzam Hussain and Imran Hussain are also singers.^[2]

• Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 2000 forghazal anddevotional singing ofNa`at,Hamd.^[4][5]
• They were awardedPadma Shri on the eve of 74th Republic Day on 25 January 2023.^[6]
• LokmatSur Jyotsna National Music Award - 2025Legend Award for him contribution to Indian music^[7][8][9]

1. Naat
2. Rifaaqat
3. Mukhatib
4. Shamakhana
5. Kabhi Kabhi
6. Noor-E-Islam
7. Khayal-E-Yaar
8. Pyar Ka Jazba
9. Greatest Hits – two discs (His Master's Voice)
10. Rahnuma
11. Zindagi
12. Guldasta (first album)^[1]
13. Nissar
14. Shraddha (Bhajan)
15. Bhavna (Bhajan)
16. Anupam Vani (Bhajan)
17. Re-Man
18. Sarmaya (released 19 September 2006 on Fontana India)
19. Aagosh
20. Safaq
21. Dil Ki baat
22. Raaz-E-ulfat
23. Dasam Granth^[1]
24. Aah
25. Kashish
26. Meri Mohabbat^[1]
27. Izhaar
28. Humkhayal
29. Veer-Zara
30. Ghazals & Geet
31. Ai-Saba
32. Khayaal – Geets & Ghazals (live)
33. Kah Kashan Vol. 1 (live)
34. Shamakhana Vol. 2: A Live Mehfil Of Ghazals
35. The Golden Moments – Ahmed Hussain – Mohammed Hussain (SAREGAMA)
36. The Golden Moments – Purkaif Hawayen Hain
37. The Golden Moments – Pyar Ka Jazba
38. The Golden Moments – Mausam Aayenge – Jaayenge
39. Kabhi Kabhi
40. Alad Ballad Bawe Da-Satrangi (Punjabi)
41. The Great Ghazals
42. Dhola Vasda Raven (Punjabi)
43. Ek Hi Saroop (Punjabi)
44. Tasveer
45. Khwab Basera (Nov 2010)
46. Anurodher Asar – Vol. 2 (January 1994) (Bengali)
47. Maan Bhi Ja^[5]

Ustad Ahmed Hussain and Ustad Mohammad Hussain has also awarded by the CENTRAL SANGEET NATAK AKADEMI AWARD in the year 2017 by the President of India.

• Veer-Zaara (2004)^[3][1]

Ahmed and Mohammed Hussain have performed in concerts all over the world to help raise funds for cancer patients, the blind and the physically challenged people.^[1]

• Sibling musical duos
• Indian musical duos
• Indian male ghazal singers
• Indian Muslims
• Musicians from Jaipur
• Jaipur gharana
• Musical groups established in 1958
• 1951 births
• Living people
• Indian performers of Islamic music
• 20th-century Indian male classical singers
• Singers from Rajasthan
• 21st-century Indian male classical singers
• Recipients of the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award
• Recipients of the Padma Shri in arts

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