Sampooran

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Sampooran
Studio album by Mekaal Hasan Band
Released	January 8, 2004 (re-released on October 12, 2007 in India)
Recorded	2002–2003 at Digital Fidelity Studio in Lahore, Pakistan
Genre	Alternative rock Jazz fusion Sufi rock
Length	51:58
Label	EMI, Sadaf Stereo
Producer	Mekaal Hasan
Mekaal Hasan Band chronology
Sampooran (2004) Saptak (2009)
Singles from Sampooran
"Rabba" Released: December 19, 2003 "Sajan" Released: May 23, 2004

Sampooran (Urdu: سمپورن, literal English translation: "complete/perfect") is the debut album of the Pakistani rock band Mekaal Hasan Band, released on January 8, 2004. Singles from the album included "Rabba", released in 2003 and "Sajan", released in 2004.