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ARABIC SONGS PDF List SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 380000 3asi el 7lani 3etr elma7ba 380001 3asi el 7lani daim doom 380002 3asy el halani forset omr 380003 3asy el halani gali 380004 3bd elmjed 3bdalah 3la alah 380005 3bd elmjed 3bdalah enti 7elwa 380006 3bd elmjed 3bdalah ya b3dohom 380007 4 cats kan 3na ta7oon 380008 4 cats leal nhar 380009 5aled ajaje as3ab 7ob 380010 5aled ajaje t3ala li 380011 5aled ajaje wa7dani 380012 5aled ajaje wla dam3a 380013 a3alia koko wawa 380014 abd alah alrowashed 3la allah 380015 abd alah alrowashed hazi anti 380016 abd alah alrowashed ms2alet wa2t 380017 Abd alla salem a3zorni 390032 Abd El Halim Hafez Asmar Asmarani 390156 Abd Elfatah Elgreny ya rab 390158 Abdel Fatah El Greeny Ya Rab Tmoot 360001 Abdel Halim Hafez Ahwak 360008 Abdel Halim Hafez Hawel Teftekerni 360009 Abdel Halim Hafez Machghoul Wi Hyatik 360010 Abdel Halim Hafez Awel Marra 360031 Abdel Halim Hafez Qareat Al Fengan 360042 Abdel Halim Hafez Hafez Sodfa 360043 Abdel Halim Hafez Asmar Ya Asmarani 360047 Abdel Halim Hafez Ana Kol Ma Gool Ettouba 360056 Abdel Halim Hafez Sawah 360057 Abdel Halim Hafez Sawah 360061 Abdel Halim Hafez Chaghalouni 360064 Abdel Halim Hafez Ala Hesb Wedad 360006 Abdel Rab Idris Law Bagi Leila 390093 Abdul Majeed Abdullah Kol 3am O Enta El 7ob 390121 Abdullah Al Rowaished Rahalty 360044 Abdulrahman Mohammed Asabaka 3eshq 360050 Abu and Yousra 3 Daqat 380023 Adam Elly Akal Elharam 390014 Adel Ibrahim Ah Ya London 390088 Adwaard Iz Iz Kabooriya 380026 agani atfal toot 1 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 380525 Al Fawakeh Kids Song 390087 Ali Bin Mohammed Iyal Hartna 380028 alin 3z 3alaya 380029 alin 5laf dal3 el7baib 380030 alin 5laf la le lo 380031 amer monib allah 3alek 380032 aml hegazi zman 390060 Amr Al saeed 380039 Amr Diab We Hehaytak Eh 380040 Amr Diab Agla men ommri 380041 Amr Diab Agla Men Omri 380042 Amr Diab Ahlef bel 380043 Amr Diab Alomak Leah 380044 Amr Diab Aslaha btfre2 380045 Amr Diab Ayam wbn3sh 380046 Amr Diab enta ma2oltsh 380047 Amr Diab Feeh haga feek 380048 Amr Diab Hbibi mali 3nayah 380049 Amr Diab Maadrsh Ana 380050 Amr Diab ystahel 390012 Amr Diab Agheeb 390058 Amr Diab El Leila Di 390095 Amr Diab Kollo Ella 7abeebi 390122 Amr Diab Rohy Mertahalk 390144 Amr Diab Wahashtiny 390037 Amr Mostafa Awel Maaoul 390084 Amr Mostafa Helemt Beek 390134 Amr Mustafa Ta'zeim Salam 360046 Ana Bas'al El Nogoom 390112 Ana ktkoot mostafakamel 390057 Angham El Horouf 380530 ant m7bobi 380531 ant m7bobi 380533 ant m7bobi 380056 Arabic Ashof Feek Youm 380057 Arabic El Sobh 360034 Asala Samehtak Keter 390127 Asalla Nasri Sawaha Qalbi 390145 Asalla Nasri Wala Dary 390113 ask brara mostafakamel 360014 Asmahan Ya Habibi Taala Elhaani 360068 Assala Nasri Heya Keda 380075 Assala Nasri Bona2n 3la ragbetak 380076 Assala Nasri lawon omri 2 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 390124 Assi Al Hellani Sa2alouni 360015 Assi El Hallani Bab Am Yebki 360016 Bab Am Yebki Assi Bab Am Yebki 380526 Baba Fean Kids Song 380079 Baha Soltan Ana Mosamem 380080 baskal msh3lani 5ialah 390013 Bosy Ah Ya Donia 360041 Carole Samaha Ma Bakhaf 390024 Carole Samaha Ana Albi Leh 7ases 390067 Carole Samaha Esmany 380527 Dabdoba Kids Song 380084 daleda 7elwa ya bladi 360053 Dalida Helwa Ya Balady 360054 Dalida Salma Ya Salama 380085 dena haik sehr elgaram 390000 Diana 7dad 2dart tensa 390002 Diana 7dad 2lbi lel eegar 390004 Diana 7dad a5bar 7elwa 380089 diana 7dad l2etak 380090 diana 7dad la enta 380091 diana 7dad lw ys2loni 380092 diana 7dad negma saharetna 380093 diana 7dad saken 380094 diana 7dad shikh el shbab 380095 diana 7dad wainhom 380096 diana 7dad ya benti 380097 ehab tawfek adak 380098 ehab tawfek amar elayali 380099 ehab tawfek el2iam el7elwa 380100 ehab tawfek enti mesh 3arfa 380101 ehab tawfek lelati 380102 ehab tawfek moshta2 380103 ehab tawfek sa7rani 380104 ehab tawfek ya sa7bi 380105 ehab tawfik dam3ti leeh 380528 El Arnab Kids Song 380534 elhob elmosta7el 380535 elhob elmosta7el 360017 Elissa Hobak Wajaa 380106 Elissa Bstanak 380107 Elissa faker 390023 Elissa Albi Hases Fik 390029 Elissa Asaad Wahda 390035 Elissa Awakher El Sheta 3 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 390042 Elissa Bataly Tehebeeh 390046 Elissa Betmoun 390071 Elissa Fi Ayounek 390074 Elissa Garbt Fe Marra 390092 Elissa Khod Balak Alaya 390099 Elissa Law Etaabelna 390100 Elissa Law Tearafou 390138 Elissa Teebt Mennak 390153 Elissa Ya Mrayti 380120 Elissa albi hases 380121 Elissa As3ad Wahda 380529 Esmy Falfol Kids Song 360018 Fadl Shaker Rouh 380122 Fadl Shaker mta 7bibi mta 390147 Fadl Shaker Weftara2na 390152 Fadl Shaker Ya Hayat El Rouh 390155 Fadl Shaker Ya Msaharni El Leil 380126 Fadl Shaker Akhedni m3ak 380127 Fadl Shaker Bansa.al3alam 380128 Fadl Shaker ya gayeb 380130 Fairouz 3da 380131 Fairouz 7abitak bel saif 380132 Fairouz a5er ayam elsaifia 380133 Fairouz adish kan feh nas 380134 Fairouz baktob esmak 380135 Fairouz kaifak enta 380136 Fairouz kan elzman 380137 Fairouz rga3t elsayfia 380138 Fairouz rga3t fe elmesa 380139 Fairouz shadi 380140 Fairouz shati ya denia 380141 Fairouz teb2a meel 390114 Fairouz Nassam Alayna Al Hawa 360004 Fairuz FairouzSalemly Alih 360019 Fairuz El Bosta 390083 Faisal Al Rashed Haza Elle Shayef Nafsah 380143 faiz sa3id kan kan 360066 Faiza Ahmad Btes2al Leh 3alaya 390102 fakroni leah 380536 Farashatan Kids Song 390062 Fares Karam Elli Byekzob 3a Marto 390091 Fares Karam Khetyar Al Akkaze 390118 Fares Karam Neswanji 360007 Fayza Ahmed Yama El Amar Al Bab 4 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 360055 Fayza Ahmed El Habayeb 380537 Gazaltn Gamela Kids Song 360022 George Wassouf Khadney El Hanean 360052 George Wassouf Khsert Kol El Nas 390055 George Wassouf El Hawa Sultan 390089 George Wassouf Kalam El Nass 380149 getara eshm3na enta 360020 Ghadi Dakhilak Oaud 380538 Gido Ali Kids Song 380152 Hakim 3iono nar 380153 Hakim efred 380154 Hakim el7a2 3laia 380155 Hakim feha eah 380156 Hakim gani 380157 Hakim nazra 380158 Hakim tameni 380159 Hakim wla wa7ed 380160 Hakim yama 2alo 390050 Hakim Dala'ney 390081 Hakim Halawet Rooh 390001 hamada helal 2l aeh 390063 Hamada Helal Elly Hassal Kal'aty 390101 Hamada Helal Leabha Sah 380164 hamada helal b5af 380165 hamed el sha3iri 7biba ya 7biba 380166 hamed el sha3iri 7ekaia 380167 hamed el sha3iri amot w2a3raf 380168 hamed el sha3iri el3okla2 380169 hamed el sha3iri jaljeli 380170 hamed el sha3iri kowa7el 380171 hamed el sha3iri lialena el 7elowa 380172 hamed el sha3iri low konti 380173 hamed el sha3iri mhma kebrt 380174 hamed el sha3iri mili 380175 hamed el sha3iri senin 380176 Hameed elsha3ery Sidi Sidi 380177 Hameed elsha3ery Wlla Wlla 360005 Hamza Namira Dari Ya Alby 380178 Hany Shaker 3la bab elkods 380179 Hany Shaker ya retni 390016 Hany Shaker Ahla El Layaly 380181 hassan el asmar elwad da eah 380539 Hatha ElBolBol Kids Song 380182 hend a3sha2 w a7eb 5 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 380183 hend rabi3 el 2lb 380184 Hesham Abbas Eftah Albak 390120 Hesham Abbas Oul Alaya Magnon 380186 Hisam shaker rohi rayha 380187 hisam shaker Rohi rayha leeh 380188 hmada helal bos 380189 hmada helal el7ob 7elo 380190 Hmada Helal Haga keda 380191 Hmada Helal Tsawar 380540 Hmalt Al Hob Fe Alkalb Kids Song 380192 Hossam Habib Asebak laa 380193 Hossam Habib Wana Wayak 390009 Hossam Habib Adeha 390065 Hossam Habib Enta Ma'aia 390034 Howarra Assi El Helani 380198 hussain el2mr llah 380199 hussain lail elhawa 380200 hussain men nazra 380201 hussain toba 380202 hussain ya negma 380203 hussain ya waeli 380207 Hussain Al Jassmi Abashrak 380208 Hussain Al Jassmi La tehsib 380209 Hussain Al Jassmi Ydog shogi 390038 Hussain Al Jassmi Ayam Men Hayati 390041 Hussain Al Jassmi Balagh Habibak 390047 Hussain Al Jassmi Boshret Kheir 390128 Hussain Al Jassmi Seta El Sobah 380210 Iskandar Gomheryat Alby With Coral 380211 Jannat Ana Donyetoh 380212 Jannat Hob emtelak 390078 Jannat Habib 3la Neyato 380214 jawad el ali ta3al 380215 jawad el ali wajh el5air 390082 Joanna Mallah Hatefdal Fi Alby 380217 jolia n7n elswra wl gadb 380218 Jorge Saber weradi 380219 jorge wasof saber w radi 380221 jowad elali ana astahel 380222 jowad elali d2at 2lbi 380223 jowad elali enta 3aref 380224 jowad elali labih 380225 jowad elali ma7bobi 380226 jwad elali ahebak 6 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No. Singer Name Song Title 380227 jwad elali alshog 360021 Kadim Al Saher Aghazlak 380230 kaled abd elrahman tesb7 380231 Kazem El Saher 7aiah 380232 Kazem El Saher 7bibti wl matar 380234 Kazem El Saher deli zedi 380235 Kazem El Saher kol mor 380236 Kazem El Saher lala 380238 Kazem El Saher agazlak 380239 Kazem El Saher al gamila 380240 Kazem El Saher al zaman 380241 Kazem El Saher alak wa7sha 380242 Kazem El Saher bel hadawa 380247 Kazem El Saher ha habibi 380248 Kazem El Saher kol 3am wnta habibi 380249 Kazem El Saher kol ma tekbar 380250 Kazem El Saher l3ab behom l3b 380251 Kazem El Saher la ttnahad 380252 Kazem El Saher mod7kah 380253 Kazem El Saher nazlet elba7r 380254 Kazem El Saher w3ndak 3ain 380255 Kazem El Saher walidi eltaib 380256 Kazem El Saher ya mdall 380257 Kazem El Saher ya sakna 7aiina 380258 Kazem El Saher ydrab belhob 390049 Kazem el saher dal3 el7baib 390021 Kazem El Saher Ft Al Mahkama 390077 Khaled Seleem Ghayeb Anny 380261 Latifa enshalh 380262 Latifa kerhtak 380263 Latifa wade7 390073 Latifa Fil Kam Yom Ili Fato 360012 Leila Mourad Ana Albi Dalili 380544 lesh enta m3bd 380545 lesh enta m3bd 380264 lila morad ya msafer wnasi hawak 380265 lo2ai ah ya 3aini ya laeli 380266 Loai Wahed men elnaas 380550 lw klaftni elmahaba 380551 lw klaftni elmahaba 380267 M.Hamaky Bhebak kol yom aktr 380268 M.Hamaky Gara eah 380269 M.Hamaky Men Albi Bgani 380270 M.KAMAL Wahsht Albi 7 www.SingMasters.com [email protected] SingMasters Arabic Songs: 843 Songs Song No.
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