Ahlam meets Mohammed Abdu in rehearsals for "Laylat Daim Al Saif"

Jeddah is preparing to host an exceptional evening titled "Daim Al-Saif," honoring Prince Khalid Al-Faisal's artistic and cultural career.

The event, part of the "Week in Love with Khalid Al-Faisal" initiative, combines music, visual arts, and literature to offer audiences an experience that combines the beauty of words with the splendor of visual performance.

Music stars gather for the "Daim Al-Saif" night Seven of the most prominent Arab singing stars will perform tonight: Mohammed Abdu, Ahlam, Majid Al Mohandes, Talal Salama, Nawaf Jabarti, Amal Maher, and Abbadi Al Johar, with the participation of a large orchestra led by maestro Walid Fayed, which includes 60 musicians.

The stars will present a selection of distinguished works, with Amal Maher performing “Qaswa,” Talal Salama singing his famous song “Ya Sahabah,” and Abbadi Al-Johar performing his masterpieces “Min Adhabi” and “Ajadabbak Al-Hawa.” Majid Al Mohandes and Ahlam will shine with a selection of their most beautiful songs, before Mohammed Abdu concludes the concert with an exceptional performance.

Mohammed Abdu shines with 35 songs on the "Daim Al Saif" night Tonight, Arab artist Mohammed Abdu will perform 35 songs with lyrics by Prince Khalid Al Faisal, showcasing a long career of musical creativity, including timeless works such as “Insan Group,” “Travel Is Long,” “If Only You Were With Me,” “If I Were Faithful,” and “From the Beginning of Time.”

Mohammed Abdu has conducted extensive rehearsals in preparation for the concert, which will divide his performance into two parts: the first will take the audience on a purely musical journey with the oud, and the second will be accompanied by a large orchestra, ensuring an exceptional experience for fans of authentic tarab.

The "Daim Al Saif" poster reflects the essence of the event. The Jeddah Season administration has unveiled the concert's official poster, which features a design that reflects the spirit of the evening.

The poster was inspired by Prince Khalid Al-Faisal's poem "Human Collection," a nod to his stature as a poet and visual artist, and visually expresses this unique event that blends music, culture, and art.