I want to hear arabic music please advise .?

You also might try a large public library or a university library. They have music collections that you can borrow.I want to hear arabic music please advise .?
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Some of my personal favourites are Nancy Ajram (Lebanon), Amr Diab (Egypt), Elissa (Lebanon), Melhem Zain (Lebanon)....there are so many more but thats all I can think of at the moment.
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Then look up the following artists for a start:


Fairuz


Cheb Mami


Oum Kolthoum


Cheb Khaled


Samira Said


Amr Diab


go to www.maqam.com for a good start, as well.
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listen to Kazem al Saher( from Iraq) and Melhem Barakat from Lebanon:)
Go to www.amazon.com and search ';arabic music'; and see what comes up. You can hear samples of songs online.
go to google and type what u want it will come or go to www.6arab.com.
Wikipedia has a rundown of Middle Eastern music by genre, country and time frame (see link below).





Some Arab artists to look at: Cheb Khaled, Elissa, Amr Diab, Nancy Ajram, Ehab Tawfik, Hisham Abbass, Haifa Wahbi, Natacha Atlas, Radio Tarifa, Tarkan, Mustafa Sandal, Cem Karaca, Mogollar, Yeni T眉rk眉, Bulutsuzluk 脰zlemi, Zen, Omar Abdullat, Qamar Badwan, Al-Budoor Band, Tania Nasser, Yuad, Washem, Adel Salameh, Samir Joubran, Reem Kalani, Abdul-Majeed Abdullah, George Wasoof, Nur Mahana, Sabri Moudallal, Sabah Fakhri, Neshez, Zemeken, Aspirine, Kerkennah, Latifa, Saber el Robbai, Salah El Farzit, Amina, Fatma Bousseha, Hedi Habbouba, Faouzi Ben Gamra, Belgacem Bougenna, Ahlam, Aithah Al-Menhali, Ali Burrogha, Samar, Reem, Rouwaida, Abdallah Belkhair, Dawud Wharnsby Ali, Shaam, Seven 8 Six, Raihan, Zain Bhikha, Sami Yusuf, Nur, Native Deen, Soldiers of Allah, Yusuf Islam (aka Cat Stevens) and CheckPoint 303.





Arab/Muslim hiphop artists of note: DJ Mahmut and Murat G, Boulevard Bou, Karabasan, Killa Hakan, Fuat, Azra, Ceza, MTM, Intik, Double Kanon, MBS, Islamic Force, DJ Outlaw, Iwa K (Indonesian), and Tamer Nafer.





One last Islamic artist worth mentioning (and definitely worth listening to) is Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, a qawwali singer from Pakistan (which isn't an Arab country, but rather South Asian). NFAK died in 1997, but he has perhaps the most beautiful male voice you'll ever hear. If you want to hear him on a western recording, he is featured on the soundtrack to the movie ';Dead Man Walking'; - I highly recommend checking out ';The Execution'; in particular, as well as his collaborations with Eddie Vedder.