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==External links==
==External links==
* [http://nationalanthems.me/algeria-qassaman/ Streaming audio, lyrics and info]
*{{webarchive |url=http://webarchive.loc.gov/all/20051206003147/http://www.algeria-un.org/images/anthem/arabic.jpg |title=Lyrics in Arabic |date=2005-12-06}}
*{{webarchive |url=http://webarchive.loc.gov/all/20051206003147/http://www.algeria-un.org/images/anthem/arabic.jpg |title=Lyrics in Arabic |date=2005-12-06}}
*[https://www.webcitation.org/5mqzwGCur?url=http://www.algeria-un.org/audio/algeria.mp3 MP3 version of Kassaman]
*[https://www.webcitation.org/5mqzwGCur?url=http://www.algeria-un.org/audio/algeria.mp3 MP3 version of Kassaman]
* [http://www.el-mouradia.dz/francais/symbole/hymne/symbolefr.htm The musical score, the text in arabic and french, on the Presidency's Website]
* [http://www.el-mouradia.dz/francais/symbole/hymne/symbolefr.htm The musical score, the text in arabic and french, on the Presidency's Website]
* {{YouTube|mHGkAwl7UQY|Watch the Algerian Anthem, with arabic lyrics and war pictures archives}}
* {{YouTube|mHGkAwl7UQY|Watch the Algerian Anthem, with arabic lyrics and war pictures archives}}
*{{YouTube|rKN51ox3gH8|Watch the People's National Army singing the Algerian Anthem}}


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Mohamed Fawzi
محمد فوزي
Background information
Birth nameMohamed Fawzi Abbas Elhaw
Born(1918-08-15)August 15, 1918
Tanta, Egypt
DiedOctober 20, 1966(1966-10-20) (aged 48)
Cairo, Egypt
GenresClassical Egyptian Music
Occupation(s)Composer and Singer

Mohamed Fawzi (Egyptian Arabic: محمد فوزي, born Mohamed Fawzi Abbas Elhaw, 1918–1966) was an Egyptian composer and singer. Artist Mohamed Fawzi & Co was established El sharq El Awsat factory for CDs in April 30, 1959 and turned into Sono Cairo /Sout Al-Qahira Company for CDs in January 6, 1964. He composed the music for "Kassaman", the Algerian national anthem.

Early life

He was born in Tanta, Egypt. He was an Oud player at a very young age.[1] His sister was the renowned actress Huda Sultan.[2][2]

See also

Elcinema The First and Largest Arabic Online Movie Database [1]

Filmography

Actor

  1. Leila Bent El Shatee' - ليلة بنت الشاطئ 1959
  2. Kol Da'a f Alby - كل دقة في قلبي
  3. Moegezet Al Samaa'- معجزة السماء 1956
  4. Thawret Al Madina - ثورة المدينة 1955
  5. Da'iman Maak Movie - دايما معاك 1954
  6. Banaat Hawaa' - بنات حواء 1954
  7. Fael Kheir - فاعل خير 1953
  8. Ebn lel Egaar - إبن للإيجار 1953
  9. Ya Halawet El Hob - يا حلاوة الحب 1952
  10. Mn Ayn Laka Haza - من اين لك هذا 1952
  11. Nhayet Kessa 1951 - نهاية قصة
  12. Ward Al Gharaam 1951 - ورد الغرام
  13. Al Hob Fi Khatar 1951 - الحب في خطر
  14. Al Anessa Mama 1950 - الأنسة ماما
  15. Gharaam Rakessa 1950 - غرام راقصة
  16. Al Zooga Al Sabaa 1950 - الزوجة السابعة
  17. Ah mn El Regaala 1950 - آه من الرجالة
  18. Bent Mn Paris 1950 - بنت من باريس

Producer

  1. Da'iman Maak Movie 1954

References

  1. ^ Remembering Mohamed Fawzi; Egyptian Singer, actor and joy maker
  2. ^ a b Leading Egyptian actress dies, Al Jazeera, 2006, retrieved 21 September 2017


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