Khan’s Tribute and Response To the 9/11 Attack, His Song “Enuff Misfortune”

Mahmood Khan, a great music producer, songwriter, and vocalist, has had a legendary career. With the beginning of his international music career in 1995, Khan has come a long way to achieve many titles of honor.

Mahmood Khan was deeply moved by the 9/11 attacks in the United States. On that horrible day, the whole world was forced to watch in utter shock as they witnessed a cruel attack by mankind. Every individual processed and grieved the tragedy in their own way. Families that lost loved ones were in deep sorrow and an entire nation was grieving all those affected by this heinous act. The rest of the world had great empathy for victims of this senseless act of violence.

While the common people were holding vigils for victims of the attacks, there were individuals that had their own way of expressing their sorrow over the events. In response to the attacks, Mahmood Khan produced the heart-touching song “Enuff Misfortune.” The title stated that enough damage and misfortune had been done, and in response, we had to rise. This tribute by Mahmood Khan for the 9/11 attack victims was a soundtrack that touched the hearts of millions, and helped them work through the grief they suffered.

What the audiences have to say about this tribute was very obvious. Whenever art is able to touch an audience on a deep personal level, it transcends boundaries to be appreciated worldwide. This is what happened with Khan’s “Enuff Misfortune.” Music fans all over the world finally had their thoughts and feelings put to music, and thus, Mahmood Khan became a new favorite for many.

For Khan, “Enuff Misfortune” was not just a song, but a narration of his deep sorrow and the connection he felt with the United States after this devastating attack. The world knows that Mahmood Khan’s music career began in the States, and is one reason why Khan felt the urge to release the masterpiece song. While people have their own distinct ways to express sorrow and grieve at times of such tragedy, Khan’s way of expression helped put their grief to song; in doing this, he helped millions.