You nominated your favourite singers, and you voted for the best Arab Female Singer of the year 2005 and the result is:

The best Arab Female Singer of the year 2005 is: Asala Nasri

You nominated your favourite singers, and you voted for the best Arab Male Singer of the year 2005 and the result is:

The best Arab Male Singer of the year 2005 is: Kathem Al Saher

• Best Arab Male & Female Singers Final List
• Kathem Al Saher & Sulaf Fawakherji

The nomination of your favourite Arab male and female singers is closed, and below is the list of singers with the most nominations. Voting will be opened until the 31th of December 2005 and the final results will be announced on the same day.

Who do you think deserve the title of Best Arab Male Singer 2005?

Voting is closed.

Who do you think deserve the title of Best Arab Female Singer 2005?

Voting is closed.

This week on Rotana TV, the top 5 Arabic songs are all new, and deserve to be in the top ranks and they are:

1- Assala Nasri – Asfa
2- Kathem Al Saher – Ini U7ibiki
3- Majid Al Muhandes – Atwasal Bik
4- Madeline Matar – Ba7ibak wa Dari
5- Najwa Karam – Bakhaf min Almai

Only few hours left to announce the final list of the best Arab female and male singers of the year 2005. If you didn't nominate your favourite male and female Arab singers yet, you still have few hours:

Best Arab Male Singer Nomination

Best Arab Female Singer Nomination

Two days ago, we asked you to nominate 3 of your favourite Arab female singers... Now we want you to nominate 3 of your favourite Arab male singers. Just post their names and tell us why do you like them.

The female and male singers to be chosen for the final list will be the ones with the most nominations and will be announced by the end of this week for you to vote for to be the best female singer and male singer of the year 2005.

Its the end of year 2005, and we want you to nominate 3 of your favourite Arab female singers, just post their names and tell us why do you like them.

The singers to be chosen for the final list will be the ones with the more nominations.

The last week of November will be a very busy week for Syrian Super Star Rouwaida Attieh. She has already been to Cairo to participate in the 14th Cinema Festival, and will be traveling to Oman on the 28th of the month to participate in the National Day celebrations, and will be presenting a song especially for the occasion.
After that Rouwaida travels back to Cairo to shoot a video clip for her song Jrouhi, with famous director Jamil Jamil Al Maghazi.

Rouwaida Attiah Photo Album

• Super Star Rouwaida Attiah in Dubai

The silliest song these days is being broadscasted on Melody Hits TV, and is entitled Farfoura... the title says it all ... and the lyrics are so shallow and meaningless! The singer who is called Dominique, is dressed in an extremely revealing bathing suit, among other things, and jumps up and down all over the place, and sings: Farfoura ana ...

Come on! It couldn't get sillier than this! Or do you think otherwise?

These days the works are happening in preparation for a song that gets Lebanese legend Wadi Al Safi together with Algerian singer Fulla.
The song will be recorded in Beirut, and will be more to the classical than to any other style.

• Best Arabic Song For 2005

1 - Mn Yeshofak by Rabih Saqar
2 - Hobek alemni by Ehab Tawfiq

The song ‘Ahl El Magna’ by Algerian singer Fulla, was voted the best Arabic song for the year 2005, and was awarded a prize at the Video Clip Oscar Festival in Cairo a few days ago.
What do you think? Could there have been a better candidate for this prize?

What do you think of free Arabic music MP3 sites through which you can download Arabic songs in MP3 and real audio formats...

Do you think this is fair for the singers?? They put lots of money and efforts to create an Album and after that, it gets pirated by someone who put it on the internet to download for free.

Should legal actions be taken against people who put these MP3 songs online, or should the free downloading continue?

Yesterday was a night full of romance, excitement and music for the viewers of Rotana Musica.
It was an exclusive evening ‘Ma3 Hubi’ with Tunisian heartthrob Ahmed Sherif, and the fantastic songs from his new album, his first album ‘Ben Elnas’.

Ahmed was charismatic as ever, and the audience that was mainly made up of females, went crazy for him. During the interview, there were many guests also, like poet Ahmad Madi and Director Emil Slailati, who directed Ahmed’s first video clip. There were also surprise phone calls from Mohammad Khalawi and Baha Kafi.