Pakistani singers Hamza Malik and Zain Zohaib’s collaboration Alfaaz has passed 50 million Spotify streams, according to screenshots shared by the artists and reported by The Express Tribune. The milestone reflects the track’s growing audience across Pakistan and beyond.
What do the streaming figures show?
Malik shared an Instagram story showing 50,240,450 all-time Spotify plays. That number is a snapshot from the time of the post rather than a continuously updated count. The romantic song, released in July, has also attracted attention through covers and social-media clips.
Chart positions reported by the artists
An Instagram story from Zohaib’s music account claimed the song had reached No. 1 on Spotify charts in India and Pakistan and No. 39 on a global chart. Those are artist-shared claims reported by the publication; the specific chart dates and categories should be checked against Spotify’s official chart archive before treating them as independently verified rankings.
Recognition on Genius and social media
The report also described a screenshot placing Alfaaz at No. 5 on Genius’s weekly songs chart. A cover featuring Norwegian performer William Gamborg and children from Lahore’s SurTaal Music Academy drew additional attention, with the original report citing around 10 million views on Instagram.
What’s next for the song?
The performers have also released an acoustic version. Its availability gives listeners another interpretation of the track, while the reported streaming milestone demonstrates the collaboration’s reach. Figures and rankings may change as platforms update their data.
Source: The Express Tribune’s report on Alfaaz’s streaming milestone. Streaming and chart numbers are attributed to the cited screenshots and reporting.
