Definition of qawwal in English:

qawwal

noun kaˈwɑːlkəˈwäl

A performer of qawwali.
卡瓦力表演者
Example sentencesExamples
- He mastered the art of classical music and gave his maiden stage performance along with another noted qawwal when he was hardly 14.
- Capable but hardly outstanding qawwals, these two, and Sparkes ain't at his best either, amounting to a less than inspired album.
- It has encouraged other traditional arts, too, like mirasis, bhands, qawwals and nakals.
- Initially the qawwalis will be sung by 10 groups of professional qawwals, all during peak morning and evening hours, said Sahil.
- This was in evidence on December 6 when hundreds braved the biting cold to enjoy the rendition of two qawwals.

Origin

Urdu and Persian qawwāl, from Arabic, 'reciter, chanter' (see qawwali).

Definition of qawwal in US English:

qawwal

nounkəˈwäl

A performer of qawwali.
卡瓦力表演者
Example sentencesExamples
- He mastered the art of classical music and gave his maiden stage performance along with another noted qawwal when he was hardly 14.
- Initially the qawwalis will be sung by 10 groups of professional qawwals, all during peak morning and evening hours, said Sahil.
- Capable but hardly outstanding qawwals, these two, and Sparkes ain't at his best either, amounting to a less than inspired album.
- This was in evidence on December 6 when hundreds braved the biting cold to enjoy the rendition of two qawwals.
- It has encouraged other traditional arts, too, like mirasis, bhands, qawwals and nakals.

Origin

Urdu and Persian qawwāl, from Arabic, ‘reciter, chanter’ (see qawwali).

词汇	qawwal
释义	Definition of qawwal in English: qawwal noun kaˈwɑːlkəˈwäl A performer of qawwali. 卡瓦力表演者 Example sentencesExamples He mastered the art of classical music and gave his maiden stage performance along with another noted qawwal when he was hardly 14. Capable but hardly outstanding qawwals, these two, and Sparkes ain't at his best either, amounting to a less than inspired album. It has encouraged other traditional arts, too, like mirasis, bhands, qawwals and nakals. Initially the qawwalis will be sung by 10 groups of professional qawwals, all during peak morning and evening hours, said Sahil. This was in evidence on December 6 when hundreds braved the biting cold to enjoy the rendition of two qawwals. Origin Urdu and Persian qawwāl, from Arabic, 'reciter, chanter' (see qawwali). Definition of qawwal in US English: qawwal nounkəˈwäl A performer of qawwali. 卡瓦力表演者 Example sentencesExamples He mastered the art of classical music and gave his maiden stage performance along with another noted qawwal when he was hardly 14. Initially the qawwalis will be sung by 10 groups of professional qawwals, all during peak morning and evening hours, said Sahil. Capable but hardly outstanding qawwals, these two, and Sparkes ain't at his best either, amounting to a less than inspired album. This was in evidence on December 6 when hundreds braved the biting cold to enjoy the rendition of two qawwals. It has encouraged other traditional arts, too, like mirasis, bhands, qawwals and nakals. Origin Urdu and Persian qawwāl, from Arabic, ‘reciter, chanter’ (see qawwali).
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