LiveOne
One of the 21st century's most popular Lebanese pop singers, Amal Hijazi was born in Beirut on February 20, 1977. Her 2001 debut, Akher Gharam, became the highest-selling debut album by an Arabic female artist in history, while 2002's Zaman cemented her popularity throughout the Middle East. Hijazi's follow-up albums — 2004's Bedawwar A Albi, 2006's Baya al Ward, 2008's Keep al Amar, and 2010's Waylak Min Allah — all dominated the Lebanese market, resulting in a long string of chart-topping singles. By 2017, however, Hijazi had grown tired of pop music, announcing that she would abandon her previous career and, instead, only perform religious music.
Please enable Javascript to view this page competely.
