Sheikh Syed Muhammad Naqshbandi (January 7, 1920 - February 14, 1976)
Professor of praise, and owner of a distinguished school in supplication, one of the most famous singers and prayers in the history of religious chant, has a voice that musicians see as one of the strongest and broadest voices in the history of recordings.

The word (Naqshbandi) is composed of two syllables, namely (Naqsh) and (Bundy), and its meaning in the Arabic language: the heart, i.e. the engraving of God's love on the heart. The inscription is an item in Persian, which is the painter or discussion and the Naqshbandi, according to a group of Sufis known as Naqshbandi and their lineage to their sheikh, Bahauddin Naqshband, who died in the year 791 AH.