Mere Rashke Qamar

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan ┬╖ 104 BPM ┬╖ 4/4

Mere Rashke Qamar

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan ┬╖ Capo 7

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CapoPlace capo at fret 7; pitch is unchanged.

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Lyrics
FAise lGehra ke tu rubaroFo aa gayi
FAise lehGra ke tu rubarooF aa gayi
FDhadkane betahasha tadapaAmne lagin
AmDhadkane FbetahashGa tadapanAme lagin
AmTeer aisa laga dard aisGa jagaa
GTeer aisFa laga dard aisGa jagaa
GChot dil Fpe wo khaayi mazaa aaC gayaa!
CMerAme rashke qamar
AmMere rashke qamar tune pehlEmi nazar
EmJab nazaFr se milaai maza Gaa gayAma
AmJosh hi josh mein meri aEmagosh mein
EmAake tuF jo samaaai mazaa aGa gaya
GMeAmre rashke qamar tune pehli nCazar
CJab nazarF se milaai mazaa aa gGaya
GJaAmb nazFar GsCe EmmFilaaiAm maGzaFa aAma GgFaya
FRet Ghi ret thi mere dil meFin bhari
FRet hi retG thi mere dil meiFn bhari
FPyaas hi pyaas thiG zindagi Amye meri
AmPyaas hi pyaas thGi zindagAmi ye meri
AmAaj sehraao mein, ishq ke gaaon meGin
GAaj sehraao meiFn, ishq ke gaaGon mein
GBaarishein Fghir ke aayin mazaa aa gCaya
CMere rasAmhke qamar
AmMere rashkFe qamarAm tune pehli nEmazar
EmJab nazar Fse milaai maza aa Ggaya
GRanjha hAmo gaye, hum Fana Emho gaye
EmAise tu Fmuskuraai mazaa aGa gaya
GMere rashkeF qamar tune pehCli nazar
CJab nazar se Fmilaai Gmaza aa Amgaya
AmJab nazar sFe milaai mazCa aa gaya
CBarq si girF gayi kaam hiC kar gayi
CBarq siF gir gayi kaam hi karC gayi
CAag aiFsi lagaai mazaa aa gaya

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyE minor
CapoFret 7
Tempo~104 BPM

How to play Mere Rashke Qamar by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 7 you play F, G, Am, C, Em, the shapes the player above shows.

Mere Rashke Qamar is a great beginner song to learn because the progression is simple, memorable, and feels smooth once you settle into the groove. At about 104 BPM, you can play it in a relaxed way and focus on clean changes instead of speed.

You will use mostly open shapes - C, D, Em, and G - with Bm as the harder barre shape if it appears in your chart. The main change to watch is the opening back-and-forth between C and D, since that shift sets the feel and can expose any hesitation.

Start by looping C - D - C - D slowly until the movement feels automatic. Then add the rest of the shapes one at a time, keeping your fingers close to the fretboard. When the changes feel steady, raise the tempo little by little until you can play it cleanly at full speed.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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