Dawud Wharnsby

In this Dallas Morning News article published in 2000, Susan Hogan Albach reviews Dawud Wharnsby-Ali's audio CD "Sunshine, Dust, and the Messenger", a collection of Islamic songs in English. 

In this profile of Dawud Wharnsby Ali by Susan Hogan Albach, which was published in 2000 by the Dallas Morning News, readers learn more about what brought this talented Nasheed artist to Islam, how he expresses spirituality thorugh song, and about his work with Sound Vision. 

In this review of Dawud Wharnsby Ali's CD collection of songs "The Prophet's Hands" (2002), the Dallas Morning News says of this Nasheed artist, "Count him among the very best artists writing and singing religious music today. And be grateful that he's still young, with many songs ahead of him."

In the "Prophet's Hands," Dawud-Wharnsby Ali adds intense and vital elements to the conversation he started with the Ummah in 1996, when he released his first recording of Islamic songs entitled "Whisper of Peace,".

Dawud Wharnsby Ali is the brother behind the beat of many of Sound Vision's nasheeds. He joined Sound Vision in 1996 and since then has recorded “Whisper of Peace”, “Colors of Islam”, “Road to Madinah”, “The Letter”, "Sunshine, Dust and the Messenger" and now "The Prophet's Hands".

This brief article reviews Dawud Wharnsby's collection of songs entitled "Road to Madinah", which is the third consecutive hit recording by the famed Nasheed artist after his other audio CDs "Whisper of Peace" and "Colors of Islam".