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Egypt today: Fayza Ahmed is an Egyptian Syrian singer, born on December 5, 1930 and deceased on September 21, 1983. She was born in Sidon, Lebanon, to a Syrian father, who later returned to Damascus. and went to Egypt. For Egyptian radio in Cairo, where the radio was given by Salah Zaki in a song composed by Mohamed Mohsen.

In a rare interview, Maspero Zaman introduced to announcer Amal Abdullah, claiming that the great musician Mohammed Abdel Wahab was holding more group than him, giving him more and better songs than the ones he had. he had given it to him, then he had presented her with special melodies.

She pointed out that she had asked to read the Qur'an in her voice, but that her request had been forbidden and her request had been rejected. She explained that she liked to read the Qur'an because it weighs on the voice, because she likes to interpret the word of God, get closer to it and practice it.

At the meeting, she called attention to the richness of the theater and to offer great talents because it represents the art of art in Egypt and the Arab world, as it stands in Paris, but it requires great techniques and a high cost. She also expressed the hope that the Arab nation could create a high-tech theater, Arab singers.

And the preference for the short song at the expense of the long song has confirmed that she does not distinguish short songs, but she likes to provide short and long songs, because the listener likes the diversity in the presentation of different songs.

She added that all the voices sung at the time of Umm Kulthum, who have succeeded at the time, are now at the top, because the singers present in the present were singing at the time from Oum Kulthum and have succeeded, which is difficult, and Umm Kulthum, Abdalwahab and Fred at the top singing in the Arab world. There is an artist who compensates Umm Kulthum, Asmahan or Abdel Halim Hafez, and no artist pays another artist because each artist has his own way and his own voice.

The meeting ended with a discussion of the artist Abdel Halim Hafez, where he would have run to fight for the artists, and confirmed that it was not true, because the distinctive talent had emerged and nobody, even after his death, had compensated.