- el-, edˈdiːn ˈbæhɡæt 'æħmæd ˈħelmi]),
known as "Salah Jaheen" or "Salah
Jahin" (صلاح چاهين [sˤɑˈlɑːħ ʒæˈhiːn];
December 25, 1930 –
April 21, 1986) was...
- as the
former national anthem of Syria. The
lyrics were
written by
Salah Jahin, with
music by
Kamal Al Taweel. It was also used,
without words, by Iraq...
-
dialect authors include Ahmed Fouad Negm,
Muhammad Husayn Haykal, and
Salah Jahin.[citation needed]
There is also a wave of
modern writers.[citation needed]...
- Revolution.
Their songs are
inspired by the
poets Fouad Haddad and
Salah Jahin, as well as the son and
grandson of
Fouad Haddad, Amin and
Ahmad Haddad...
- Zaki. It was
directed and
written by Ali
Badrakhan from a
story by
Salah Jahin.[1]
music =
Fouad Al
Zawaheri montage = Said
Sheik released = 1979 run-time...
- (1973) by Soad Hosny.
Badrakhan collaborated with
Naguib Mahfouz,
Salah Jahin, and
Ahmed Zaki.
Badrakhan was born to
Ahmed Badrakhan who is of Kurdish...
-
Waciny Laredj Tahar Djaout Alifa Rifaat Ali
Douagi Youssef Rzouga Salah Jahin Amal
Donqol Ahmed Zaki Abu
Shadi Hasan Tawfiq Ibrahim al-Mazini al-Jawahiri...
-
Waciny Laredj Tahar Djaout Alifa Rifaat Ali
Douagi Youssef Rzouga Salah Jahin Amal
Donqol Ahmed Zaki Abu
Shadi Hasan Tawfiq Ibrahim al-Mazini al-Jawahiri...
-
Alexander Sarukhan George Bahgoury Gomaa Hussein Bikar Mustafa Hussein Salah Jahin Tarek Shahin Abdel Hadi Al
Gazzar Adel N****ief
Adham Wanly Armen Agop Chafik...
- and many more. Two main
music composers were
Kamal El-Taweel and
Salah Jahin.
Kamal El-Taweel was
friends with
Abdel Halim Hafez, also
another great...
