Death of Iraqi singer Bilal Al-Kubaisi after a struggle with illness

One of the most prominent names in the field of religious chanting and children's songs, the Iraqi chanter Bilal Al-Kubaisi, passed away at the age of 55.

Cause of death of Bilal Al-Kubaisi Al-Kaabi suffered from complications from the coronavirus that he contracted years ago, and as a result he was admitted to the hospital. Despite his return home and recovery, his health deteriorated after that.

The press reports talked about the deterioration of his health during the past months, as some of his close associates stated that he was suffering from chronic health problems that affected his artistic activity.

Despite his illness, Al-Kubaisi insisted on participating in artistic works, the last of which was the operetta “We Are All Palestine,” in which he participated despite his inability to stand for long periods.

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Director and producer Mahmoud Saada revealed the details of the last moments of Al-Kubaisi’s life. Saada wrote on his Facebook account, mourning him, saying: “My beloved brother, the singer Bilal Al-Kubaisi, has passed away. In the last work he participated in, he was unable to stand due to illness, but he insisted on completing the work because it was for Palestine in the operetta ‘We Are All Palestine.’ May God have mercy on you, you who had a tender heart. To God we belong and to Him we shall return.”

Who is Bilal Al-Kubaisi? Bilal Anad Al-Kubaisi is an Iraqi singer who was born on November 15, 1969 in the capital, Baghdad, where he grew up in an artistic and religious environment that made him fond of religious chanting since he was young. He studied at Al-A'dhamiyah Secondary School for Boys, and from there he began his career in religious chanting.

His sweet voice and distinctive presence had a great impact on the souls of many, especially after his appearance on the Birds of Paradise Channel and Noon Channel, where he presented many songs that were ingrained in the memory of generations.

His fame has spread beyond Baghdad and Iraq after he joined television channels directed at children, including “Birds of Paradise” and “Noon” channels.

Al-Kubaisi was one of the stars of the golden era of children's channels and satellite chanting, alongside prominent Iraqi and Arab names, including the late chanter Mohammed Al-Azzawi and his brother Mustafa, Omar Al-Saidi, and Mohammed Bashar.

Among the songs he presented during his artistic activity that stopped in recent years are “Al-Alwan”, “Ya Mustajib Lil-Da’i”, and “Shako Mako”.