Amal Maher celebrates "Saudi National Day" in Al-Ahsa on this date

Egyptian star Amal Maher is preparing to perform a concert in the city of Al-Ahsa as part of the 94th Saudi National Day events, on September 20.

The company organizing the concert announced that tickets will be available for sale at 9 pm today, Monday.

Amal Maher's album "I'm Fine" It is noteworthy that Amal Maher released her album, “Ana Kweisa,” in June 2023, which achieved great success, topping the listening sites with millions of views.

This is the third concert for the Egyptian star after the album's release, and it is expected that she will perform some of the album's songs.

Amal Maher concert in Jeddah Amal Maher performed a concert in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on May 3, which received wide acclaim and enthusiastic interaction from the audience.

The concert was also attended by artists Abeer Nehme and Mai Kassab, who sat in the front rows and interacted with the songs that Amal Maher performed during it, especially the song “A Thousand and One Nights” by Umm Kulthum.

Amal Maher told the audience at the beginning of her concert in Jeddah: “Thank you for the wonderful hospitality and the more than wonderful reception. Thank you for everything. I salute Maestro Walid Fayed and the musicians, each and every one, for the great effort so that tonight will be one of the most distinguished nights, which you deserve because you are an audience that deserves the best, and I miss you very much.”

Amal Maher tops the trend with her talk about snakes Artist Amal Maher topped the Google search engine trend, against the backdrop of a mysterious message she wrote, which caused a great deal of controversy on social media, as she did not mention the person to whom she addressed it, but her words made the audience speculate that there was a problem she was facing and she preferred not to disclose it. Amal Maher wrote on her official account on the X platform, noting: “If snakes do not bite you, they will only hiss,” making it clear that she is warning her audience to avoid the evil of people who resemble snakes, stressing that if they avoid their evil, they will only hear their hiss.