Hussain al jasmi biography of barack

Emirati singer. He is an Extraordinary Goodwill Ambassador from the United Nations. His artistic beginnings were in the “Talent Search” program within the “Dubai Shopping Festival”, where he won first place in the amateur category, and he founded the “Khaleej Band” with his brothers for music to perform at weddings and events. He released his first album entitled “Hussein Al Jasmi 2002”. He also released many albums, including “Light Soul”, “I Lost You”, “We Are You”, “Justice”, and “I Love You”. Among his songs are: “I Lost You,” “By God, It’s Not Suitable,” “Sittah al-Sabhr,” “The Complainant,” “Satat al-Sabhr,” “I Love You and I Miss You,” “Ama Brawah,” “I Forgot You,” “My Mother,” “I Love You,” and also He sang many credits for series and movies, including the series “Second Chance,” “Gates of the Clouds,” “The People of Cairo,” “The Mother Pasha,” “Vetergo,” “Betrayal of a Homeland,” “Thoughts 10,” and the movie “The Hostage.” He won the “Knight of Quality A

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Dubai Opera just the latest career high for Emirati star Hussain Al Jassmi

Hussain Al Jassmi has komma a long way from humble beginnings in the coastal town of Khor Fakkan, to becoming the first Arab performer to take to the scen at the world’s newest opera house.

This is just the latest highlight of an illustrious career that has spanned 20 years of constant hits.

The Emirati singer and composer attributes his success – he is, perhaps, the UAE’s most popular musical exports and one of the Middle East’s top-selling artists, and has more than 500 million YouTube views – to a passing remark made to him by Sheikh Zayed, the founding President of the UAE.

“It’s my most treasured piece of advice,” says Al Jassmi. “Sheikh Zayed, God rest his soul, said to me: ‘The artist reflects the culture and civilisation of his homeland wherever he goes.’

“He said those words to me when I performed in front of him the first time, not knowing inom would get to meet him. His words in that moment becam

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Boshret Kheir

Single by Hussain Al Jasmi

"Boshret Kheir" (Egyptian Arabic: بشرة خير[ˈboʃɾetˈxeːɾ]; English: "Good Omen") is an Egyptian-folk song created by Egyptian composer Amr Mostafa and performed by Emirati singer Hussain Al Jassmi dedicated from him to Egypt and was released on May 16, 2014, showing clips of Egyptians dancing in different areas of the country, in an effort to unite them and convince them to vote. Most of the Egyptians depicted hold up posters with phrases such as "vote", "get out there", and "your voice counts".^[1] The video was filmed in eight Egyptian provinces by eight different cameras and was put together in less than a day. The creator of the song, Ayman Qamar, planned on singing it himself but found out that Al Jassmi was coming to Egypt, and offered to sing the song himself to show his love for Egypt.^[2]

In July 2013, the Egyptian presidency was vacated following the removal from office of the president Mohamed Morsi