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استاد سرآهنگ بیست و یک مدال طلا به دست آورده که هفده مدال از کشور هند، دو مدال از کشور پاکستان، یک مدال از شاروالی/شهرداری کابل و یک مدال نیز از رادیو افغانستان می‌باشد. استاد سرآهنگ برعلاوه ی مدال ها، یک نشان را نیز از وزارت اطلاعات و کلتور پس از اجرای برنامه مشترک با هنرمندان هندی در سینمای پامیر به دست آورد.

استاد در همه پرسی روزنامۀ انیس سال ۱۳۴۷ خورشیدی لقب هنرمند برگزیدۀ سال در موسیقی کلاسیک و غزل را نیز دریافت کرد.

استاد سرآهنگ در حال دریافت کپ نقره از رئیس آل اندیا رادیو:

تصویر استاد سرآهنگ از دهه ۱۳۵۰ خورشیدی:

استاد سرآهنگ با استاد راوی شنکر پس از دریافت مدال شیر موسیقی:

روزنامه انیس سال ۱۳۴۷ در مورد لقب هنرمند برگزیده ی سال:

تصویری از استاد در اوایل دهه ۱۳۵۰ خورشیدی:

Ustad Mohammad-Hussain Sarāhang (1917–1983) was a classical ghazal singer and an exponent of Indian classical music from Kabul, Afghanistan. Ustad Sarahang (née Mohammad-Hussain) was born in 1917 in the Kharabat area of Kabul, an old district known for introducing some of the country’s greatest musicians^.He was the second oldest son of the great musician Ustad Ghulam Hussain Khan, founder of contemporary music of Afghanistan, who taught his son the basics of music. Sarahang studied Indian classical music in the Patiala style of singing for 16 years under Ustad Ashiq Ali Khan.

Sarahang returned to Kabul at the age of 29. He typically performed various genres of classical and semi-classical music including raga, khayal, thumri, tarana and ghazal. He usually sang the ghazals of Amir Khusrow and Abul Ma’āni Bedil, famous poets who wrote in Persian, as he was a Bedil Shenās (Bedil Expert).

He wrote two books about classical music, Qānūn-e Tarab (The Law of Music) and Mūssīqī-e Rāg-hā (Music of Ragas). He has also created or composed several ragas including Hazra and Minamanee.

He earned the following titles and degrees from various music conferences and schools of India:

Honorary Degrees of Master, Doctor and Professor of Music from Kalakendra School of Music, Kolkuta
Title of Sangeet Sameru “Koh-e Beland” (High Mountain of Music) from Chandigarh college of Music, Chandigarh
Title of “Sar Taj-e Musiqee” (Top Crown of Music) from Central School of Music, 1971, Allahabad
Title of “Baba-e Musiqee Patiala” (The Father of Patiala Style Music) in his final performance of tribute to Ustad Ashiq Ali Khan in New Delhi, 1979
Title of “Sher-e Musiqee” (Lion of Music) in his last performance in Allahabad, 1982

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