Dominique Hourani: I converted to Islam at the age of twenty, and this is the reason for my decision.

Lebanese artist Dominique Hourani revealed an unexpected piece of information about her religion, announcing that she converted to Islam when she was twenty years old, and confirming that she has only married Muslims.

This came during her appearance at a Ramadan tent in Egypt, where she said: “Hey guys, I announced my conversion to Islam when I was twenty years old.”

She also explained that she was convinced by Islam and the teachings of the Qur’an, which prompted her to make this decision.

The truth about Dominique Hourani's conversion to Islam and her first marriage This wasn't the first time Hourani had spoken about her conversion to Islam. Before her first marriage in 2009, she had announced that she would convert to Islam during her wedding to Austrian-Iranian businessman Ali Reza Almassi. Despite their civil union, she affirmed at the time that she would not abandon her Christian faith.

Their marriage lasted until 2014, when they officially announced their separation, after having their only daughter, Dilara, who was five years old at the time of the divorce.

Dominique Hourani's artistic and academic career Dominique Hourani is known in the artistic community for her distinctive singing works, having achieved widespread success with songs such as “Atris” in the Upper Egyptian dialect, which was very popular, and “Al-Khashouqa,” inspired by the Syrian coastal heritage.

In addition to her artistic career, Hourani has a distinguished academic record, having obtained a Master's degree with honors from the School of Business Administration at the American University of Beirut.

Dominique's announcement that she has converted to Islam remains a topic of public discussion, amid the controversy sparked by her statements about her religion and previous marriages.

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