About Bazgul Badakhshi
Lived 1902 – 2009 (aged 106–107). Bazgul Badakhshi was an Afghan musician.
Bazgul Badakhshi (Persian: بازگل بدخشی; c. 1902 – 29 March 2009) was an Afghan folk singer, musician, and folklorist. He is well known for the song Ay Shokh which was sung in Radio Afghanistan.
Life and career Bazgul Badakhshi was born in 1902 in Takab Kambo Village, Kishim, Badakhshan, Afghanistan. He started his singing career when he was 30 years old, which he performed for Governor of Badakhshan Province. Badakhshi spent his military service in 1957 at the Royal Palace of Afghanistan. He began to cooperate with Professor Yaqoob Qasemi and Khayal and sang in Radio Afghanistan.
Death Badakhshi died on March 29, 2009 at the age of 107. He was buried at Chenarganjishkan Village, Badakhshan, Afghanistan.
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Who was Bazgul Badakhshi?
Afghan singer
When was Bazgul Badakhshi born?
Bazgul Badakhshi was born in 1902 in Kishim.
When did Bazgul Badakhshi die?
Bazgul Badakhshi died on 29 March 2009 in Badakhshan Province.
What was Bazgul Badakhshi's occupation?
Bazgul Badakhshi was a musician.
What nationality was Bazgul Badakhshi?
Bazgul Badakhshi was Afghan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Bazgul Badakhshi. https://biography.guide/bazgul-badakhshi/
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