Sami Yusuf

Sami Yusuf, recognized as “the biggest British star in the Middle East” by The Guardian and dubbed “Islam’s Biggest Rockstar” by Time Magazine, is a multifaceted artist whose impact extends beyond his iconic singing career. As a UN Global Ambassador Against Hunger, he has been acknowledged for his contributions to world peace and harmony. While his strikingly strong and clear voice resonates globally in sold-out venues, stadiums, and on various media platforms, Sami Yusuf’s talents also encompass instrumentalism, composition, arrangement, and production. Sami Yusuf‘s music, rooted in a profound sense of the sacred, conveys a belief in the unity of all spiritual traditions. In his album ‘Barakah,’ he embraces traditional instruments and structures, combining dynamic rhythms with interwoven melodies. With over 45 million albums sold, Sami’s music carries a positive message of peace and harmony, resonating with a diverse global audience. Beyond his musical endeavors, he leverages his celebrity to address humanitarian issues, serving as a Global Ambassador Against Hunger for the World Food Program and promoting interfaith harmony through compositions like ‘The Gift of Love.’ Sami Yusuf’s commitment to using his influence for positive change reflects his belief in the common values shared by people of different traditions, fostering a journey toward lasting peace.