Tamer Hosny | تامر حسني

Egyptian singer Shireen Abdul Wahab has refused an offer from singer Tamer Husni for the leading female role in his upcoming film “Amr and Salma”. Shireen justified her refusal by stressing that she did not feel the role suited her and considered it more of a supporting role rather then a leading one.

Shireen asserted that even if she was offered one million Egyptian pounds for the role she would not accept it, because money is not the issue for her rather the fact that if she accepts a role it must add to her career.

Husni is currently preparing to shoot the scenes for “Amr and Salmi”. Tamer himself wrote the story of the film and the script will be written by Bilal Fadel.

Tamer’s business manager Nasr Mahrous will be producing the new film.

Tamer revealed that he is still on the lookout for a director to direct the work as well as for the right female to star with him.

Shireen has denied circulating rumors that she will announce her engagement.

Shireen, who broke off an engagement last year to a businessman, said she has no intention of getting engaged again at this time.

The singer explained that she is usually attacked with such rumors when she is about to release a new album, and if she were to find the right man to marry, she would gladly publicly announce it.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has denied circulating rumors that he has gotten engaged.

Tamer’s assistant Wael Abdul Fatah, said in a press release that the news of Tamer’s engagement is a fabrication and Tamer does not know a woman named Sarah Mohammad Abdul Raouf, claimed to be his fiancé.

Wael also said that Tamer hopes to marry in the future, but currently he is devoting all of his efforts to completing his military service, in addition to producing new music.

Rumors claimed that Tamer was preparing for his engagement, to take place during the Muslim holiday Eid Al Adha. Supposedly he had proposed to Sarah right after he was released from prison last month, and the two had been involved in a love affair for the past five years.

Tamer sent over three thousand greetings to his friends, relatives, and fans wishing them a happy Ramadan. He sent another two hundred greeting cards to his close friends in the entertainment world, like actors Mai Izz El Din and Dolly Shahin, and producer Nasr Mahrous.

Tamer’s popularity has increased dramatically after serving six months in jail for forging legal documents to avoid military service.

Tamer was recently offered one million Egyptian pounds to hold a concert during the holy month of Ramadan. One of Egypt’s biggest concert agents made the offer to Tamer, hoping he will agree to hold a performance mid-Ramadan in one of Cairo’s prestigious hotels. It is the highest offer made to any Egyptian or Arab singer, on the condition that it will be Tamer’s first performance after his release, launching him back into stardom.

Tamer has requested the agent give him some time to consider the contract. The singer was released on probation and he must check if he can hold performances, although his attorney said he is permitted to hold musical performances as long as he gets the approval first from the court.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni sent over three thousand greetings to his friends, relatives, fans wishing them a happy Ramadan. Tamer sent another two hundred greeting cards to his close friends in the entertainment world, like actors Mai Izz El Din and Dolly Shahin, and producer Nasr Mahrous.

Tamer’s popularity has increased dramatically after serving six months in jail for forging legal documents to avoid military service.

Tamer was recently offered one million Egyptian pounds to hold a concert during the holy month of Ramadan. One of Egypt’s biggest concert agents made the offer to Tamer, hoping he will agree to hold a performance mid-Ramadan in one of Cairo’s prestigious hotels. It is the highest offer made to any Egyptian or Arab singer, on the condition that it will be Tamer’s first performance after his release, launching him back into stardom.

Tamer has requested the agent give him some time to consider the contract. The singer was released on probation and he must check if he can hold performances, although his attorney said he is permitted to hold musical performances as long as he gets the approval first from the court.

Tamer and his best friend Haitham Shaker were imprisoned after they were found guilty of forging military papers. Despite the physical and psychological hardships Tamer faced in prison, he took advantage of his time by working on new entertainment projects. He wrote three screenplays while incarcerated, and even secured the cast and crew of the film “Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi” (Every Year and You are My Lover).

Tamer is optimistic about the success of the film, especially after the support he has received from his fans since he began his sentence. He also composed a new song, especially for the holy month of Ramadan.

Circulating rumors claim Tamer intends to resign from his music career and immigrate to the United States to reside with his father. Tamer denies.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni’s popularity has increased dramatically after serving six months in jail for forging legal documents to avoid military service.

Tamer was recently offered one million Egyptian pounds to hold a concert during the holy month of Ramadan.

One of Egypt’s biggest concert agents made the offer to the singer, hoping he will agree to hold a performance mid-Ramadan in one of Cairo’s prestigious hotels. It is the highest offer made to any Egyptian or Arab singer, on the condition that it will be Tamer’s first performance after his release, launching him back into stardom.

Tamer has requested the agent give him some time to consider the contract.

The singer was released on probation and he must check if he can hold performances, although his attorney said he is permitted to hold musical performances as long as he gets the approval first from the court.

Tamer and his best friend Haitham Shaker were imprisoned after they were found guilty of forging military papers. Despite the physical and psychological hardships Tamer faced in prison, he took advantage of his time by working on new entertainment projects. He wrote three screenplays while incarcerated, and even secured the cast and crew of the film “Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi” (Every Year and You are My Lover).

Tamer is optimistic about the success of the film, especially after the support he has received from his fans since he began his sentence. He also composed a new song, especially for the holy month of Ramadan.

Circulating rumors claim Tamer intends to resign from his music career and immigrate to the United States to

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has finally been released from military prison, after serving a six month jail sentence. Tamer and his best friend Haitham Shaker were imprisoned when they were found guilty of forging legal military papers.

Despite the physical and psychological hardships Tamer has faced since he was imprisoned, he took advantage of his time in jail by working on new entertainment projects, which he plans to start once he is released.

Tamer’s sentence was to expire in September, but he and his family pushed for an early release.

While in jail, he wrote three screenplays while incarcerated, and has even secured the cast and crew of the film “Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi” (Every Year and You are My Lover).

Tamer is optimistic about the success of the film, especially after the support he has received from his fans since he began his sentence.

He has also composed a new song, especially for the holy month of Ramadan. If all goes well, Tamer will be able to record it before the start of the holy month.

Circulating rumors claimed that Tamer intends to resign from his music career once he is released, and intends to immigrate to the United States to reside with his father.

Tamer's mother and close friends denied the rumor, asserting that the singer is anxious to complete his sentence in order to resume his singing career and return to his normal life.

Tamer was convicted by a military court and sentenced to a one year prison term, along with friend Haitham Shaker, for forging official papers to avoid military service. A third accomplice, who actually forged the papers, received a five-year prison term.

The courthouse was filled with family, friends, and fans at the hearing, all praying for the judge’s leniency. Tamer’s lawyer appealed the verdict to try and decrease the sentence. The maximum sentence is up to three years for forging official documents.

Controversial Egyptian belly dancer Dina recently paid a visit to Egyptian singer Tamer Husni in prison. Tamer is currently serving a jail sentence for forging legal papers in an effort to avoid military service.

According to the Qatar based daily, Al Raya, Dina’s visit lifted Tamer’s spirits as she assured him that he has not been forgotten by his fans and his friends from inside and outside the entertainment world.

Dina told Tamer that her visit was delayed due to her hectic schedule filled with different dance performances in Egypt and around the Arab world.

Despite the physical and psychological hardships Husni has faced since his imprisonment, sources revealed that he is taking advantage of his time in jail by working on new entertainment projects, which he plans to start once he is released.

Tamer’s sentence expires in September, although he and his family are pushing for an early release.

He wrote three screenplays while incarcerated, and has even secured the cast and crew of the film “Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi” (Every Year and You are My Lover), that he will resume filming once free.

Tamer is optimistic about the success of the film, especially after the support he has received from his fans since he began his sentence.

He has also composed a new song, especially for the holy month of Ramadan. If all goes well, Tamer will be able to record it before the start of the holy month.

Tamer was convicted by a military court and sentenced to a one year prison term, along with friend Haitham Shaker, for forging official papers to avoid military service. A third accomplice, who actually forged the papers, received a five-year prison term.

The courthouse was filled with family, friends, and fans at the hearing, all praying for the judge’s leniency. Tamer’s lawyer appealed the verdict to try and decrease the sentence. The maximum sentence is up to three years for forging official documents.

On a different note, Dina’s last television appearance was in the Ramadan drama series “Raya and Iskyna” starring Egyptian actors Abla Kamel and Summaya Al Khashab. The drama is based on the folktale of two sisters who killed women and stole their jewelry.

Director Jamal Abdul Hamid had chosen Dina to play the role of a woman who is accused of acting as an accomplice to murder. Rumors claim that Dina demanded a high salary and wanted her name to appear at the beginning of the credits. Dina denied that she presented a set of demands before accepting the part.

Despite the physical and psychological hardships Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has faced since he was imprisoned for forging military documents, sources have revealed that he is taking advantage of his time in jail by working on new entertainment projects, which he plans to start once he is released.

Tamer’s sentence expires in September, although he and his family are pushing for an early release.

He wrote three screenplays while incarcerated, and has even secured the cast and crew of the film “Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi” (Every Year and You are My Lover), that he will resume filming once free.

According to the London based Elaph, Tamer is optimistic about the success of the film, especially after the support he has received from his fans since he began his sentence.

He has also composed a new song, especially for the holy month of Ramadan. If all goes well, Tamer will be able to record it before the start of the holy month.

Circulating rumors claimed that Tamer intends to resign from his music career once he is released, and intends to immigrate to the United States to reside with his father.

Tamer's mother and close friends denied the rumor, asserting that the singer is anxious to complete his sentence in order to resume his singing career and return to his normal life.

Tamer was convicted by a military court and sentenced to a one year prison term, along with friend Haitham Shaker, for forging official papers to avoid military service. A third accomplice, who actually forged the papers, received a five-year prison term.

The courthouse was filled with family, friends, and fans at the hearing, all praying for the judge’s leniency. Tamer’s lawyer appealed the verdict to try and decrease the sentence. The maximum sentence is up to three years for forging official documents.

Tamer stated that he did not actually submit the forged legal documents, falsely stating that he had fulfilled his military service.

The singer admits he did obtain the forged documents, but at the last minute decided not to submit them. He claims he was unable to distinguish between the real and forged document

Circulating rumors claim that Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has announced from jail that he intends to resign from his music career once he is released.

After serving a one year jail sentence, Tamer intends to immigrate to the United States to reside with his father.

Tamer's mother and close friends denied the rumor, asserting that the singer is anxious to complete his sentence in order to resume his singing career and return to his normal life.

Tamer was convicted by a military court and sentenced to a one year prison term, along with friend Haitham Shaker, for forging official papers to avoid military service. A third accomplice, who actually forged the papers, received a five-year prison term.

According to the London based weekly, Laha, the courthouse was filled with their family, friends, and fans at the hearing, all praying for the judge’s leniency.

Tamer’s lawyer appealed the verdict to try and decrease the sentence. The maximum sentence is up to three years for forging official documents.

Tamer was also tried for forging official university diplomas from the universities of Hilwan and Al Mansoura; he was acquitted of the charges.

The singer has asked his fans to pray for him, and for God to alleviate his crisis.

Tamer stated that he did not actually submit the forged legal documents, falsely stating that he had fulfilled his military service.

The singer admits he did obtain the forged documents, but at the last minute decided not to submit them. He claims he was unable to distinguish between the real and forged document, and surreptitiously submitted the wrong set.

An Egyptian woman has demanded a divorce on the grounds that her husband’s jealousy over Tamer Hosni is out of control.

Heated disputed broke out between the couple over the singer, after the husband tore up all of her posters of Tamer and discarded of all his albums. The two eventually decided to reside apart.

The wife claims she did not know the extent of her husband’s jealousy. She listened to Tamer's music for hours and is wearing black as a sign of mourning for Tamer who is serving a jail sentence. She refused to remove the black attire, stating that she will do so only when Tamer is set free.

Tamer released his new album “Enaya Bethebbak” (My Eyes Love You) earlier this month, and it has already made its way to the top of the charts in Egypt, Kuwait and UAE.

The album includes 13 Egyptian pop tracks, including the single and video "Enaya Bethebbak." The head of the Arabic department at EMI has acclaimed the album as one of best so fat this year.

Bahaa El Din Mostafa, Mohamed Yehia, Nasr Mahroos, Mohamed Hamed, and Abeer El Razaz are amogst those who contributed to the album, and several tracks were co-written or composed by Tamer.

While the world is celebrating the success of Tamer’s album, he is still serving time in jail.

Earlier this month witnessed the release of the new album for the Arab pop star Tamer Hosni titled “Enaya Bethebbak” (My Eyes Love You), which sped to the top of the regional charts as soon as it hit the shelves at all stores like a rocket.

The success of the album has been significant as it topped charts across the region like in Egypt, Kuwait and UAE only a week after its release.

According to the new Virgin Megastores charts for the Arabic and the Mixed, Tamer is taking the charts by storm by leading big names like Nancy, Alissa, and Shakira and Andrea Bocelli on the international side.

The album includes 13 breath-taking Egyptian pop tracks spearheaded by the first single and video "Enaya Bethebbak" backed with a fantastic video heavily playing on different television channels since its release. The head of the Arabic department at EMI is noted saying on the release, “This album is the ultimate album that this year will witness”.

Every single track on this album promises to be a potential hit with very catchy tunes, unbelievable beats, and amazing lyrics. It covers a wide range of genres from upbeat, get-on-the-table sort of tunes like Rayyah Balak, El Waheeda and Enti Elli Emelti to love ballads like Ba’eesh, Ma Yehremeesh Mennak and Ya’ni Khalas. To top all of them are the 3 soundtracks never released before which are “Kol Marra”, “Nour Eini” and Hawsallek.

The album witnesses great collaborations with big names like Bahaa El Din Mostafa, Mohamed Yehia, Nasr Mahroos, Mohamed Hamed, Abeer El Razaz and many others. Many of the tracks have been either co-written or composed by Tamer himself.

Now is a very tough time for Tamer when the world is celebrating the success of his album while he is being sentenced in a court of law and so much controversy around him. Therefore, we pledge his fans and all that appreciate his talent to unify our call to free the young talented singer and ask for another chance for him.

Media sources have revealed that Egyptian singer Tamer Husni intends on resigning from the entertainment world after serving a one year jail sentence.

Once released, Tamer intends to immigrate to the United States to reside with his father.

Tamer was convicted by a military court and sentenced to a one year prison term along with friend Haitham Shaker for forging official papers to avoid military service. A third accomplice, who actually forged the papers, received a five-year prison term.

According to the London based daily, Alsharq Al Awsat, the courthouse was filled with their family, friends, and fans at the hearing, all praying for the judge’s leniency.

Sources revealed that Tamer’s lawyer intends on appealing the verdict to try and decrease the sentence. The maximum sentence is up to three years for forging official documents.

Tamer was also tried for forging official university diplomas from the universities of Hilwan and Al Mansoura; he was acquitted of the charges.

The singer has asked his fans to pray for him, and for God to alleviate his crisis.

Tamer stated that he did not actually submit the forged legal documents, falsely stating that he had fulfilled his military service.

The singer admits he did obtain the forged documents, but at the last minute decided not to submit them. He claims he was unable to distinguish between the real and forged document, and surreptitiously submitted the wrong set.

Tamer revealed that his ordeal has exhausted him physically and mentally, describing it as the “worst moment” of his entire life.

A Cairo Appeals Court has set May 11 as the first day of the hearing in the case against Egyptian singer Tamer Husni, who is being tried for forging official military documents in order to avoid military service.

Tamer will also be tried for forging official university diplomas from the universities of Hilwan and Al Mansoura, a matter which he denies doing.

According to the London based daily, Dar Al Hayat, it is revealed that Tamer is fearing that he will be facing a possible verdict of a three-year jail sentence, which is the average sentence for forging official documents.

The singer has asked his fans to pray for him, and for God to alleviate his crisis.

Tamer stated that he did not actually submit the forged legal documents, falsely stating that he had fulfilled his military service.

The singer admits he did obtain the forged documents, but at the last minute decided not to submit them. He claims he was unable to distinguish between the real and forged document, and surreptitiously submitted the wrong set.

The singer revealed that his father abandoned him at a young age, contributing to his inability to face his military service.

Tamer revealed that his ordeal has exhausted him physically and mentally, describing it as the “worst moment” of his entire life.

The Egyptian television network has banned all of Tamer’s music, declaring he is a negative role model after he and friend Haitham Shaker were convicted of forgery. The decision to ban Tamer has not been implemented by the network to date.

The courts determined that Tamer and Haitham submitted forged legal documents

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni will be compelled to fulfill his one month sentence in jail and then stand trial at a military court. The singer has asked his fans to pray for him, and for God to alleviate his crisis.

According to the London based daily, Al Sharq Al Awsat, Tamer stated that he did not actually submit the forged legal documents, falsely stating that he had fulfilled his military service.

The singer admits he did obtain the forged documents, but at the last minute decided not to submit them. He claims he was unable to distinguish between the real and forged document, and surreptitiously submitted the wrong set.

The singer revealed that his father abandoned him at a young age, contributing to his inability to face his military service.

Tamer revealed that his ordeal has exhausted him physically and mentally, describing it as the “worst moment” of his entire life.

The Egyptian television network has banned all of Tamer’s music, declaring he is a negative role model after he and friend Haitham Shaker were convicted of forgery. The decision to ban Tamer has not been implemented by the network to date.

The courts determined that Tamer and Haitham submitted forged legal documents in order to avoid military service.

In an attempt to support Tamer in his time of imprisonment, producer Nasr Mahrous, owner of ‘Free Music’ Production Company intends on releasing the singer’s latest album.

The album was scheduled for release in June, but Nasr wanted to show Tamer that he and many other people are behind him all the way.

In an attempt to show support for Egyptian singer Tamer Husni in his time of imprisonment, producer Nasr Mahrous, owner of ‘Free Music’ Production Company intends on releasing the singer’s latest album.

The album was scheduled for release in June, but Nasr wanted to show Tamer that he and many other people are behind him all the way.

The Egyptian television network has banned all of the songs by Tamer, declaring he is a negative role model after he and friend Haitham Shaker were convicted of forgery and sentenced to one month in jail. The decision to ban Tamer has not been implemented by the network to date.

Tamer employed Haitham to forge legal documents in order to avoid his military service, and was caught using two separate passports, neither of which was legal.

The actor had begun work on his upcoming film "Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi" (Every Year and You are my Love), alongside Mai Izz El Din and Mais Hamdan, but filming was suddenly stopped after Tamer was arrested.

According to producer Amal Abu Shadi, the entire cast of the film is distressed over the singer’s situation, especially since his prison sentence may be prolonged, making the film’s completion impossible.

The Egyptian television network has banned all of the songs by Egyptian singer Tamer Husni, declaring he is a negative role model after Tamer and friend Haitham Shaker were convicted of forgery and sentenced to one month in jail.

The decision to ban Tamer has not been implemented by the network to date.

Tamer employed Haitham to forge legal documents in order to avoid his military service, and was caught using two separate passports, neither of which was legal.

The actor had begun work on his upcoming film "Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi" (Every Year and You are my Love), alongside Mai Izz El Din and Mais Hamdan, but filming was suddenly stopped after Tamer was arrested.

According to producer Amal Abu Shadi, the entire cast of the film is distressed over the singer’s situation, especially since his prison sentence may be prolonged, making the film’s completion impossible.

Amal stated that he hopes Tamer is released from prison soon, because if he stays behind bars for too long it will jeopardize his career.

Some claim the decision was made in order to show that the court gives no special treatment to stars.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni, and friend Haitham Shaker, have been convicted of forgery and sentenced to one month in jail.

Tamer forged legal documents in order to avoid his military service, and was caught using two separate passports, neither of which was legal. He had employed Haitham to forge the documents.

The actor had begun work on his upcoming film "Kul Sana Wi Inta Habibi" (Every Year and You are my Love), alongside Mai Izz El Din and Mais Hamdan, but filming was suddenly stopped after Tamer was arrested.

According to producer Amal Abu Shadi, the entire cast of the film is distressed over the singer’s situation, especially since his prison sentence may be prolonged, making the film’s completion impossible.

Amal stated that he hopes Tamer is released from prison soon, because if he stays behind bars for too long it will jeopardize his career.

Some claim the decision was made in order to show that the court gives no special treatment to stars.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has been arrested by Egyptian police on charges of fraud. The singer was caught using two separate passports, neither of which was legal.

According to the London based daily, Al Sharq Al Awsat, Tamer employed an expert in forging passports to forge documents stating that he had served his mandatory military duty, for the bargain price of 17 thousand Egyptian pounds.

Tamer has begun shooting the first scenes for his third film "Omar and Salma." Lebanese singer/actor Nicole Saba, Egyptian actor Mai Izz El Din, and Izzat Abu Ouf will star alongside Tamer. The film is scheduled for release this summer season.

"Omar and Salma” is directed by Akram Fareed and written by Ahmad Abdul Fatah. There is a possibility the title will be changed to "Kul Thania Wi Inta Habibi" (Every Second and You Are My Love).

The film is is produced by Mohammad Al Sabki, and filming will take place between Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh.

Tamer will appear as a wealthy man, a change from the characters he played in his previous two films, and he will perform at least three songs in the new drama.

Young Egyptian singer/actor Tamer Husni has begun shooting the first scenes for his third film "Omar and Salma." Lebanese singer/actor Nicole Saba, Egyptian actor Mai Izz El Din, and Izzat Abu Ouf will star alongside Tamer. The film is scheduled for release this summer season.

"Omar and Salma" is produced by Mohammad Al Sabki and there is a possibility the title will be changed to "Kul Thania Wi Inta Habibi" (Every Second and You Are My Love).

The film is directed by Akram Fareed and written by Ahmad Abdul Fatah, and filming will take place between Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh.

Tamer will appear as a wealthy man, a change from the characters he played in his previous two films, and he will perform at least three songs in the new drama.

On a different note, Tamer refused to participate in the awards ceremony for Egyptian actors and singers for the year 2005, which took place at the Nile Variety Television Network.

Rumors claim that Tamer refused to attend after he saw enormous posters of Egyptian singer Amr Diab plastered all over the network, since his relationship with Amr is on shaky grounds.

Tamer was to be presented with the award for ‘Best Male singer for 2005.’ He stated that the he was very proud to be chosen as best singer, and promises to always strive to present his best to his fans.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni refused to participate in the awards ceremony for Egyptian actors and singers for the year 2005, which took place at the Nile Variety Television Network.

Rumors claim that Tamer refused to attend after he saw enormous posters of Egyptian singer Amr Diab plastered all over the network. His relationship with Amr is on shaky grounds.

Tamer was to be presented with the award for Best Male singer for 2005. He stated that the he is very proud to be chosen as best singer, and promises to always strive to present his best to his fans.

Tamer has agreed to make his first television commercial for a soft drink company for 750 thousand US dollars. Rumors claim that the soft drink company is the same company that featured Lebanese singers Nawal Al Zoughbi, Alissa, and Egyptian singer Amr Diab in their advertisements. Tamer will begin shooting the commercial in the near future so that it can be aired in January.

Tamer is holding extensive work sessions with composers to place the finishing touches on his upcoming album. The singer stated that he hopes to complete his new album, titled “Rajie’” (I Will Return) in the coming weeks.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has agreed to make his first television commercial for a soft drink company for 750 thousand US dollars.

It has been rumored that the soft drink company is the same company that featured Lebanese singers Nawal Al Zoughbi, Alissa, and Egyptian singer Amr Diab in their advertisements.

According to the London based weekly, Laha, Tamer will begin shooting the commercial in the coming days so that it can be aired at the beginning of the New Year.

Husni is currently holding extensive work sessions with composers to place the finishing touches on his upcoming album. The singer stated that he hopes to complete his new album, titled “Rajie’” (I Will Return), before holding his concerts for New Year’s Eve.

Tamer revealed that this year he will be holding his New Year’s concerts in Lebanon, and will be singing new songs that will surely be a big surprise to his audience.

Husni is preparing to shoot the scenes for his upcoming film “Amr and Salmi”.

Tamer wrote the story of the film, the script was written by Bilal Fadel, and Tamer’s business manager Nasr Mahrous is the producer. Tamer revealed that he is still on the lookout for a director, as well as the right female star.

The city of Cairo will be hosting the largest number of singers this year for New Year’s Eve concerts, since many are avoiding holding concerts in Lebanon due to the current unstable security conditions.

According to the London based Elaph, Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi has changed her annual tradition of welcoming the New Year in Lebanon and will be holding a concert at the Samir Amis hotel in Cairo. Egyptian singer Amr Diab has also decided to spend New Year’s Eve in Cairo and will be holding two concerts, changing his usual tradition of holding performances in Europe and the USA.

Controversial Egyptian singer Ruby will also be performing at the Concorde Al Salam hotel in Cairo.

The competition of performing at the best hotels in Cairo increased among singers like Tamer Husni, Mustafa Amar, Ehab Tawfiq, and Hamada Hilal.

Arab Superstar Ragheb Alamah also decided to change his usual venue for holding New Year’s Eve concerts in Cairo and will be performing with the Gypsy Kings in Dubai.

Other singers like Egyptian signer Hani Shaker and Lebanese singer Diana Haddad have decided to hold their performances outside the Arab world. Hani will be performing in Germany, whereas Diana will hold her concert in Australia.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni is currently preoccupied with holding extensive work sessions with composers and poets to place the final touches on his upcoming album, which he hopes to release in the very near future.

The singer said that he hopes to complete his new album, which is titled “Rajie’” (I Will Return), before he becomes occupied with holding New Year’s Eve concerts.

According to the Qatar based daily, Al Raya, Tamer revealed that this year he will be holding his New Year’s concerts in Lebanon, and will be singing new songs that will surely be a big surprise to his audience.

Husni is currently preparing to shoot the scenes for his upcoming film “Amr and Salmi”. Tamer himself wrote the story of the film and the script will be written by Bilal Fadel. Tamer’s business manager Nasr Mahrous will be producing the new film.

Tamer revealed that he is still on the lookout for a director to direct the work as well as for the right female to star with him.

Recently, Tamer strongly denied recent circulating rumors that he has died after being in a severe car crash. Tamer revealed that he was shocked to hear such rumors and assured everyone that he is currently working on his upcoming album.

Tamer had launched a promotional campaign for his new film “Sidi Al Atifi” (Mr. Sensitive), making special appearances in an attempt to curry the favor of his female fans.

The campaign included appearances with the film’s leading actresses, in addition to a number of performances.

The trend of Arab singers trying to break into the acting world is growing rapidly, and the most recent singer to join the group is Hisham Abbas.

Most major Arab performers, particularly Egyptian, have released films this summer.

Singer Hakim made his first attempt on the big screen in the film “Ali Spicy,” which proved unsuccessful.

Singer Tamer Husni had better luck with his first leading role in a film “Sidi Atifi” (Mr. Sensitive), and such was the case for singer Hamada Hilal in his summer flick “Eyal Habiba.”

Hisham is currently holding private work sessions with a screenplay writer and close friend, to decide on a suitable film in which the singer will make his debut.

Hisham refused to give any details regarding the outcome the sessions, stating that the film will be a musical that he hopes will released next summer season.

Despite his recent motorcycle accident, Hisham insists he will continue to ride. When his family attempted to stop him for his own protection, the singer stressed that he will not allow fear to interfere with one of his favorite hobbies.

Hisham was rushed to the ICU of Dar Al Foad Hospital after falling off a motorcycle he was riding in Al Qutamia. Those present said that the singer had borrowed the bike from a friend and lost his balance. The singer sustained broken bones, but was in stable condition.

The accident occurred while the singer was participating in a public festival.

Egyptian singer/actor Tamer Husni has revealed that he plans to write the story for his third film and will seek the assistance of scenarist Bilal Fadel with writing the script.

Tamer launched a promotional campaign for his new film “Sidi Al Atifi” (Mr. Sensitive), making special appearances in an attempt to curry the favor of his female fans.

The campaign includes appearances with the film’s leading actresses, in addition to a number of performances.

Tamer explained that a strong promotional campaign is essential for a film entering this summer’s heated movie competition.

After an extended application period, Tamer has finally become a member of the Egyptian Artists Association; classified as a “singer.” He has been seeking membership for protection of his rights as a performer.

Egyptian singer Tamer Husni has begun a promotional campaign for his new film “Sidi Al Atifi” (Mr. Sensitive), making special appearances in an attempt to curry the favor of his female fans.

According to the London based Elaph, the campaign includes appearances with the film’s leading actresses, in addition to a number of performances.

Tamer explained that a strong promotional campaign is essential for a film entering this summer’s heated movie competition.

After an extended application period, Tamer has finally become a member of the Egyptian Artists Association; classified as a “singer.” He has been seeking membership for protection of his rights as a performer.

Recently, the Egyptian Musician Association decided to ban Tamer from holding any public performances in Egypt until it finishes its investigation of an accusation of verbal assault by Tamer against several fans.

Several concert goers filed a complaint to the association against Tamer, alleging that the singer began swearing and speaking to them in a very rude manner at a concert. Reportedly, the incident lasted 10 minutes.

Tamer denies verbally assaulting any fans, or even being rude.

He stressed he would never act in such a way, since “his fans that are the reason he is singing.”

“I always control my emotions while performing even if some individual begins to bother me,” he added.

Tamer suggested that the association had taken such stringent action against him to try and make an example of him to other singers who do not treat their audiences in the proper manner.