Moein (singer)

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Moein
Moein in Toronto concert (2023)
Background information
Birth name	Nasrollah Moein Najafabadi
Born	(1952-01-20) 20 January 1952 (age 72) Najafabad, Isfahan, Imperial State of Iran
Genres	Iranian pop music Persian traditional music
Occupation	Singer
Years active	1970–present
Labels	Paricheh Avaz Company, Taraneh Records, MZM, Avang Music, Radio Javan, Caltex Records

Nasrollah Moein Najafabadi (born 20 January 1952) (Persian: نصرالله معین نجف‌آبادی, romanized: Nasrollâh Moein Najafâbâdi), known professionally as Moein (Persian: معین, Persian pronunciation: [moˈ(ʔ)in]), is an Iranian pop and traditional music singer. He started his career in music and singing at the age of 18. His first official song called Yeki Ra Doost Midaram was published in 1979 and made him famous. After the 1979 revolution in Iran and as a result of imposing restrictions on music activists, Moein immigrated to the United States, where he pursued his career with the release of his first official album called Miparstam.

Moein was born in Najafabad, a city in Isfahan Province of Iran,^[1] in a religious and financially middle-class family. He showed his interest in singing since childhood. Moin started his career at the age of 18 and for some time benefited from the training of some Iranian music masters. Moein released his first song to the music world in 1979 in Tehran with the title "Yeki Ra Doost Midaram". And It penetrated so much among the people that after a short time it crossed the borders of Iran and was read by other Iranian singers who immigrated to America after the revolution, Hayedeh, Ebi and Aref were among the most famous of these singers. With the release of this song, Moein overnight followed the path that many had worked for those years and became a famous singer.^[2]

He began his artistic career as a radio singer and released several albums before Miparastam in 1983, which was his first album to be widely noticed in Iran. The name of this album was Ghazal. In recent years, Moein has become widely acclaimed in Iran and he has played concerts all around the globe. He is referred to as "Javdan Sedaye Eshgh," which translates to "The Eternal Voice of Love".^[3] Moein has a strange skill in presenting romantic and sad works, which is related to the burning and sadness hidden in his voice.

He married a Spanish woman at the age of 38. Two years later, his first child was born.^[4]

Moein separated from his wife and lived alone for a while. He got married for the second time. His second wife is Iranian named Panthea, with whom he has a daughter.

Moein currently lives in Encino, Los Angeles.

• Miparastam (1983)
• Arezo (1984)
• Havas (1985)
• Kabeh (1986)
• Golhaye Ghorbat (With Hayedeh) (1987)
• Safar (1987)
• Bi Bi Gol (1988)
• Sobhet Bekheir Azizam (1989)
• Isfahan (With Faezeh) (1990)
• Be To Miandisham (1991)
• Namaz (1992)
• Khatereh 7 (With Shohreh) (1992)
• Tavalod-e Eshgh (1994)
• Mosafer (1994)
• Panjereh (1997)
• Moama (1998)
• Parvaz (2000)
• Lahzeha (2002)
• Tolou (2007)
• Maandegar (2020)

• "Khatereha" (2010)
• "Hamdam" (2011)
• "Bachehaye Alborz" (Khoone Siavash) (2011)
• "Delam Tangete" (2012)
• "Majnoon" (2012)
• "Mardom" (2012)
• "Gole Naz Darom" (2013)
• "Parandeh" (featuring Siavash Ghomayshi) (2013)
• "Aghoosh" (2013)
• "Tarkam Nakon" (2013)
• "Havaye khooneh" (2014)
• "Be To Madyoonam" (2014)
• "To Ke Tamoome Donyami" (2014)
• "Shomal" (2015)
• "Atashe Del" (2015)
• "Ashegh Ke Beshi" (2015)
• "Bi To Nemitoonam" (2016)
• "Che Sali Beshe Emsal" (2016)
• "Kenare To" (2017)
• "Jane Man" (2017)
• "Delam Tangete" (Live Version) (2017)
• "Divoonegi Nakon" (2017)
• "Sange Khara" (2018)
• "Shoghe Safar" (2018)
• "Khooneye Arezoo" (2018)
• "Haminjoori Nemimoone" (2019)
• "Ba Man Bemoon" (2019)
• "Be Didane Man Bia" (Live Version) (2019)
• "Ka'abeh" (Live Version) (2019)
• "Divaneh Miraghsad" (2021)
• "Elaheye Naaz" (Unplugged Version) (2021)
• "Hamdam" (Unplugged Version) (2021)
• "Faghat To" (2022)
• "Havas" (Live Version) (2022)
• "Adamiat" (2023)
• "Naro" (2023)
• "World Tour Fall (Live Long Version) (2023)":
• "Be To Miandisham"
• "Tanhatarin Mard"
• "Hamseda"
• "Tannaz"
• "Zendegi Ba tou"
• "Siah Cheshmoon" (Live Version) (2023)

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