Find out the funeral and condolences for musician Ziad Rahbani.

Funeral prayers for the late musician Ziad Rahbani, who passed away on Saturday at the age of 69, will be held tomorrow, Monday, at 4:00 PM, at the Church of the Dormition of Our Lady of Muhaydatha in Kifa, Lebanon.

Obituary of the late Ziad Rahbani According to the obituary of the late Ziad Rahbani, condolences will be accepted before and after the burial in the church hall from 11:00 AM until 6:00 PM, and on Tuesday, July 29, in the hall of the Church of the Dormition of Our Lady - Muhaydatha (Bikfaya) from 11:00 AM until 6:00 PM.

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Sadness looms over the artistic community

Artists and intellectuals from the artistic community mourned the late Ziad Rahbani with moving words, transforming their social media pages into mourning tents, describing their shared artistic and humanitarian journey.

I asked you, my love The story of the creation of the song “Sa’altak Habibi” came about when Assi Rahbani, the husband of the great artist Fairuz, suffered a brain hemorrhage and his health deteriorated significantly. She almost didn’t complete the play “Al-Mahta” in which she played a role. His brother, Mansour Rahbani, couldn’t bear to see Fairuz grieving over his brother, so he wrote her the lyrics to a song for her to sing in the play, expressing her deep sorrow over the absence of her lover. Ziad Rahbani composed the song, and he was 17 years old at the time.

Ziad Rahbani from acting to music composition Ziad Rahbani made his stage debut in the play "The Station," playing the role of a policeman. He later reprised the role in the play "Miss Al-Raym," where he performed a musical dialogue scene with Fairuz, asking her about her name and hometown in a composed setting. Ziad's participation was not limited to acting. He also composed the music for the introduction to "Miss Al-Raym," which impressed the audience with its innovative rhythm and style, revealing his youthful touches that differed from the works of his father and uncle.