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Amaal Hussein

Amaal Hussein

Also known as: آمال حسين

Born: September 6, 1912January 1, 1952Birthplace: EgyptNationality: Egypt1 credits

An Egyptian singer, her real name is Taqwa Hussein Abdel Fadil, and she was born in 16 September 1912, and she was one of the first to sing on the Egyptian radio when it opened on May 31, 1934, and great composers such as Mahmoud Al-Sharif, Riad Al-Sunbati, Ahmed Sidqi, Zakaria Ahmed, and Muhammad Al-Qasabji composed for her. One of the most beautiful things she sang is (Long stay up, O night, O pilgrims of God’s house, O rising of happiness, rejoice for me, O of O, O of Jaba, may you grant us goodness and peace, the heart that I share with you, don’t be easy on me and I will not be easy on you, O my tears, increase my fortune that is in my hands). She visited many Arab countries and sang in them, as well as performing many roles and performing them well. She participated in and sang in many Egyptian films, such as (Determination) 1939, (I Love Mistakes) 1942, and (Rabha) 1945.

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Date of passing: January 1, 1952Age at death: 39

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How old is Amaal Hussein?

Amaal Hussein died at the age of 39.

When was Amaal Hussein born?

Amaal Hussein was born on September 6, 1912.

When did Amaal Hussein die?

Amaal Hussein passed away on January 1, 1952.

What is Amaal Hussein's nationality?

Amaal Hussein is Egypt.

How many works has Amaal Hussein appeared in?

Amaal Hussein has 1 credited work in our database.

What is Amaal Hussein known for?

Amaal Hussein is known for I Love Wrongdoing.

Where was Amaal Hussein born?

Amaal Hussein was born in Egypt.