Fayza Ahmed

**Fayza Ahmed** (or Faiza Ahmed) was a beloved Syrian-Egyptian singer whose rich voice and emotional delivery made her a standout star of Arab music’s golden era. Born in Syria in the 1920s, she moved to Egypt—the cultural hub of the Arab world—where her career flourished from the 1940s through the 1960s. Known for blending traditional *tarab* with modern orchestration, she collaborated with legendary composers like Mohamed Abdel Wahab and Baligh Hamdi, creating timeless hits such as "أنساك إزاي" ("Ansak Ezay") and "Enta Mesafer." Her music often explored themes of love and longing, delivered with a warmth that resonated across generations.

Fayza’s legacy lives on through classics like "Bahebek Ya Masr" and "Gharib Ya Zaman," showcasing her ability to merge poetic lyrics with soulful melodies. Though she passed away in 1983, her discography—including collections like *The Best of Faiza Ahmed*—remains a cherished part of Arabic music history, celebrated for its authenticity and timeless charm.

Genres

Khaleeji

Egyptian Pop

Latest Release

أنساك إزاي

Fayza Ahmed

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released July 3, 2021