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Egyptian rapper Wegz said he had not known that a phrase in his song “Moqatel” came from a prophetic hadith. He said he would change the lyrics after asking about its use in a song.
Egyptian rapper Wegz said he had not known that a phrase in his song “Moqatel” came from a prophetic hadith. He said he would change the lyrics after asking about its use in a song.
Syrian singer Assala Nasri has released “The Syrian Album,” a collection of fourteen folk songs representing different Syrian governorates. The album presents familiar heritage songs with new musical arrangements.
Palestinian-Algerian musician Saint Levant has moved his North American tour to spring 2027 after additional checks were requested for his US visa application. The rescheduled tour will begin in Ottawa on March 19, 2027.
Sherif Mounir played drums with his Nostalgia band at Cairo Citadel on August 19, followed by a set of familiar songs from Hisham Abbas. The concert formed part of the thirty-fourth Cairo Citadel music festival.
Pieces of a Dream, a previously unreleased album by the Jordanian band Nechazz, is receiving its first official release on August 14, 2026. Recorded in Amman in 1988 and 1989, it preserves a little-known blend of soul, jazz, and pop.
Morocco’s Moulay Abdellah Amghar Moussem closes on August 14 near El Jadida. The eight-day heritage gathering featured tbourida, music, traditional crafts, local products, and large evening audiences.
Kuwaiti brothers Sons of Yusuf bring their Arabhop sound to Washington on August 7. Their performance connects rap, Arabic instruments, poetry, and stories of Gulf identity with the heritage of Al Sadu weaving.
The 21st Timitar Festival is taking place in Agadir from July 23 to 25, 2026. Its free concerts connect Amazigh heritage with Moroccan, African, Arab, and international music.
The 60th Carthage International Festival opened at Tunisia’s ancient Roman theatre on July 16. Twenty evenings of music and theatre are scheduled through August 19.