From Fiance to Miss Universe... 10 Songs That Topped the Billboard Charts

The Arabic music scene is witnessing a state of diversity and renewal, and this week's Billboard Top 50 Arabic Songs chart embodies this movement, with the top ten spots occupied by diverse works that combine dialects, styles, and new artistic experiments. Here's a closer look at the most prominent of these songs and the artists who made them successful.

"Khatibeh" by Bisan Ismail and Fouad Junaid: The lead is due to the duo's attractiveness

This week's number one hit, "Ain't It All" offers a blend of romantic sentiment and modern rhythm. Bisan Ismail, with her melodious voice, and Fouad Junaid, with his enchanting performance, created a perfect duet that attracted millions of listeners and cemented the song as one of the most widely shared songs on social media.

Tamer Hosny and El Shamy's "Miss Universe": Irresistible energy and vitality

In second place is Egyptian star Tamer Hosny, in partnership with El Shamy, for an energetic celebratory song. "Miss Universe" is distinguished by its danceable rhythm and lighthearted lyrics, which has led to it being used in TikTok dance challenges and widely broadcast during summer and party events.

“Our Words” by Saint Levant and Marwan Moussa: East Meets West

This third-place song offers a unique experience that blends rap with Eastern influences. Saint Levant, known for his global influences, and Egyptian rap star Marwan Moussa have created a work that transcends cultural boundaries, targeting the younger generation with a contemporary and bold spirit.

“Skyia” by Al-Idrisi: Poetic depth and a dreamy voice

Fourth place went to Al Idrissi, who took listeners on a dreamy musical journey with his song "Skyya." The work is distinguished by its emotional lyrics and Al Idrissi's calm voice, which reflects feelings of maturity and self-discovery, establishing himself as a powerful alternative voice on the scene.

From "Nari" to "Ginalek": Remarkable brilliance and continued success

In fifth place, Ahmed Sattar continues his popular songs, this time with "Nari," a song that combines melancholy with emotional lyrics that resonate with the public. Places 6 through 10 feature a rich variety: • “Doctor” – Al Shami (No. 6): A song with a dramatic character that is quickly rising in the rankings. • “First Time” – Hamza Al-Muhammadawi (7th place): An Iraqi work that preserves the spirit of popular songs with a youthful spirit. • “Where” – Al-Shami (No. 8): He made a new appearance on the list in the same week, indicating his growing success. • “Ma’qool” – Fadel Shaker (9th place): The voice of emotion is still strongly present in a romantic song that has been admired by the masses. • “Ginalak” – Al-Shami (10th place): His third entry on the list, confirming his strong presence this season. This list reveals the mood of today's Arab listeners, who are seeking a blend of emotion, rhythm, and innovation. Whether through veteran stars or rising talents, Arabic music is experiencing a golden moment of diversity and global influence.