She is notable for being the first female Muslim ruler of the Indian Subcontinent. Parveen faced a large mirror while practicing for hours to ensure her posture and facial expressions wouldn't look ugly or unsuitable for stage performances. 12361240), popularly known as Razia Sultana, was a ruler of the Delhi Sultanate in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. Parveen enjoys both vegetarian/non-vegetarian foods and is allergic to yogurt. Parveen sang her first duet (jugalbandi) with Dilshad Khan at Jashn Festival concert in Afghanistan.
Parveen met her next guru and future husband Dilshad Khan one day while he visited Pandit Chinmoy Lahiri's home. She later learned music from Birendra Kumar Phukan and Hiren Sarma and then on her father's suggestion, she later learned music from Pandit Chinmoy Lahiri of Bengal. But if there is one film of Khayyam’s that stands head and shoulders above the rest, one film he is synonymous with, it is the Umrao Jaan of 1981. She also received some early training from her grandfather Mohammed Najeef Khan, a Pathan. Be it Kabhi Kabhie, Umrao Jaan, Razia Sultan or Bazaar, the music of his films became a large part of their identity, and, in many cases, was even the reason they were hits. Parveen's father was her first guru and was very strict with her, permitting her to only listen to Lata Mangeshkar and established Indian Classical vocalists. One day while watching her humming in Ikramul's lap, Maroofa noticed daughter Parveen's talent and asked her husband to teach her. Parveen's grandparents were from Afghanistan but later immigrated to Iran.
Parveen was born at Daccapatty in Nagaon city, Assam, India to Ikramul Mazid of Afghanistan and Maroofa Begum of Iran.
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