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- abdel halim best song.He was born Abdel Halim Ali Ismail Shabana in El-Halawat, in Ash Sharqiyah Governorate, 80 kilometres (50 miles) north of Cairo, Egypt. Abdel Halim was the fourth child of Sheikh Ali Ismail Shabana. He had two brothers, Ismail and Mohammed, and one sister, Aliah. Abdel Halim's mother died from complications after giving birth to him, and his father died five months later, leaving Abdel Halim and his siblings orphaned at a young age. Abdel Halim was raised by his aunt and uncle in Cairo.
His musical abilities first became apparent while he was in primary school, and his older brother Ismail Shabana was his first music teacher. At the age of 11 he joined the Arabic Music Institute in Cairo and became known for singing the songs of Mohammed Abdel Wahab. He graduated from the Higher Theatrical Music Institute as an oboe player.
While singing in clubs in Cairo, Abdel Halim was drafted as a last-minute substitute when singer Karem Mahmoud was unable to sing a scheduled live radio performance in honor of the first anniversary of the 1952 Revolution, on June 18, 1953. Abdel Halim's performance was enormously popular with the live audience, and was heard by Hafez Abd El Wahab[1], supervisor of musical programming for Egyptian national radio, who decided to support the then unknown singer. Abdel Halim took Hafez Abdel Wahab's first name as his stage-surname in recognition of his patronage.
Abdel Halim went on to become one of the most popular singers and actors of his generation, and is considered one of the four greats of Egyptian and Arabic music, along with Umm Kulthum, Mohammed Abdel Wahab and Farid Al Attrach.
Abdel Halim never married, although rumours persist that he was secretly married to actress Souad Hosni for six years. Both Abdel Halim and Souad Hosni's friends continue to deny the marriage even to this day. Interestingly, Souad Hosni died on Abdel Halim's birthday (June 21) in 2001.
Despite this, Abdel Halim only truly fell in love once, in his youth. He fell in love with a young woman whose parents refused to allow them to marry[citation needed]. After four years, her parents finally approved, but the girl died of a chronic disease before the wedding. Abdel Halim never recovered from her loss, and dedicated many of his saddest songs to her memory, including Fi Youm, Fi Shuher, Fi Sana (In a Day, a Month, a Year) and the poignant Qariat el-Fingan (The Fortune-teller).
At the age of 11 Abdel Halim contracted Bilharzia -- a parasitic water-born disease -- and was periodically and painfully afflicted by it. During his lifetime, many artists and commentators accused Abdel Halim of using his Bilharzia to gain sympathy from female fans. His death of the disease put to rest such accusations.
Abdel Halim died on March 30, 1977, a few months short of his 48th birthday, while undergoing treatment for Bilharzia in King's College Hospital, London. His funeral (in Cairo) was attended by thousands of people -- more than any funeral in Egyptian history[citation needed] except those of President Nasser (1970) and Umm Kulthum (1975). Four women committed suicide on hearing of his death[2]. He is buried in Al Rifa'i Mosque in Cairo.
His music can still be heard every day across the Arab world, and he is still considered one of the four 'greats' of Arabic music. Further, he is today seen as the most famous and popular singer in the Arab world, insofar as he is the artist whose discs have been the most sold since his death (second only to Umm Kulthum).
Abdel Halim Hafez's song Khosara enjoyed international fame in 1999 when producer Timbaland used elements from it for Jay-Z's song Big Pimpin''. Two complete bars from "Khosara" were rerecorded, not sampled, and used without permission from the song's producer and copyright holder, Magdi El-Amroussi. Jay-Z's use of a rerecording, and not a sample, may allow Jay-Z to avoid paying royalties for the use of the song.[3]
His most famous songs include Ahwak ("I love you"), Khosara ("A pity"), Gana El Hawa ("Love came to us"), Sawah ("Wanderer"), Zay el Hawa ("It feels like love"), and El Massih ("The Christ"), among the 260 songs that he recorded. His last, and perhaps most famous song, Qariat el-Fingan ("The fortune-teller"), featured lyrics by Nizar Qabbani and music by Mohammed Al-Mougy. He starred in sixteen films, including "Dalilah", which was Egypt's first colored motion picture.
Along with Mohammed Abdel Wahab and Magdi el-Amroussi, Abdel Halim was a founder of the Egyptian recording company Soutelphan, which continues to operate to this day as EMI Arabia[citation needed]. The company was founded in 1961.
In 2006 a feature film about his life, "Haleem", was released starring the late actor Ahmad Zaki in the title role, produced by the Good News Group[4].
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Abdel Halim is the most loved singer in the Middle East by far nobody comes close and among the most in the world certainy
Halim was extremely intelligent ,humble person who every single day would give to people money and food. Halim was a huge giver Halim built a hosptail .
Halim worked by far the hardest and longest on his masterpiece songs.
Halim was very strong. He never gaveup and was very postive despite the deep pain.
abdel halim hafez der beste sänger alle zeiten seine song seine image die nr-1 alle seine fan lieben el andalib el samar ya malikan kalbi ich liebe disen lied so kann ich sagen professeur halim du lebst auch in millionen herzen am meisten in mein herz so du hast unsere herzen mit ya malikan kalbi wir lieben dich soooooooooooooooo sehr
I was 15 years old when Abdlehalim died, I remember how my tears floodes my face upon reading about his death in the newspapers. It was a very sad day In Egypt. I think every family felt if it had lost one of its members. I live now in Austria and Abdelhalim is always my one of the shortest ways to remind me of my gone days in Cairo. I always pray for him as I do for my beloved ones. It is very sad that the main street leading to his tomb (in the Basateen area) is a very neglected street.
Abdel Halim was the best and will remain the best. There will be no one like him.
Oh my God i can't say anything, this song melt me like piece of chocolate, thank you thank you very much
YOU LIVE AMONG US HALIM EVERY TIME WE ENJOY ANY OF YOUR SONGS. GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL ..
However I grew old ,and as long as I live, I will always listen to his songs, Allah yerhamak .
grandiose. l'une des plus belles voix que le monde arabe ait jamais eu. zinou mer et soleil h.dey
mein liebling sanger alle zeiten es wird niemals ein andalib geben ich vermisse dich so soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosehr allah jerhamek ja halim omri deine liebe fliesst in mein blut du bist rouh kalbi nour eni habibi hajeti bechtek li ajnik bechteklik wana lissa aLA BELI OUFIZE CHOUK BACHTEKLIK MOUHIBBA WALHENA wkd
A beautiful voice I had ever heard
abdel halim is aArab singer
IL ETAIT LE MEILLEUR HAFEEEEEZ JE T'
AIIIIIIIME
alahu akbar 3alaha hai el ghina3 shu bhiba abd halim and Hany shaker and Egypt balad el Asil tarab el 3arabi
The lyrics of this song were written by a amir al faisal, I,m not too keen on the royal family, though you have to admit that it,s nothing short of magnificent. Halim you are always in our hearts.
HALIM
ANGEL LEGEND SOUL U ARE IN OUR HEART AND SOUL
il était le meilleure parmi les meilleures
Ya salam!
@cosiq44 abdel halim is the best sure you like it ,he is areall LEGEND GOD bless him ammmmmmmmmmmen
abdelhalim motreb achabab Jile alkhamsinate allah yarhamo
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Loving words are the best... please do not address to others in a manner that you would not appreciate others address to you.
Have a loving day.
Ich liebe Abdel halim viel ,ich möschte seine Grappe nur zur einmal Besuchen.und daswill ich machen
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so after his wife died when he was young he never married again? thats true love for ya
@lizzie55love abslotly right and halim was not only best among the other but also the very veryyyyyyyyyy best God bless him ameen ,please every one loves halim aske God alway to´bless his wounderful soul,he desirve it ,rest in peace halim ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmen
@camiflauged
Dear human... please do not write offensive words.. we are all loving humans... positivism returns positivism to you... so thing about this for a moment.. am sure you are as sweet as honey
@lizzie55love thanks lizzie have a nice time,
does anyone know where i could get the chords\tabs
otes for this great song??
please help me
he is egyptian.
@Kbiida ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmen
psh...uum kulthum = 10 abdel halims
lizzie, im sorry but ur wrong. fact: halim asked kulthum for singing lessons cuz shes better
well ,, Abdel halim is my favourite and he's the best as far as i care.. but you can't say for a sec that Om kalthoum doesn't know how to sing..r u kiddin me?! this will just show how ignorant you are.. and how blinded you wanna be..
so please love abdel halim but don't ever underrate um kalthoum coz that will never help in ur argument
it was known that he did drugs, thats probably y he felt so dizzy and weak during performances. kulthum never did drugs, so i think shes a better role model