Nour Mahna returns to Syria after 14 years of absence

Syrian artist Nour Mahna has returned to his country after a 14-year absence abroad. He appeared in a video clip confirming his arrival in the Levant.

Nour Mahna returns after an absence Mahna posted a video on social media saying: "Good evening everyone, I have arrived in dear Damascus, I have arrived in beloved Damascus, thank God. From Daraa. We entered from beloved Jordan to the Syrian border, with the utmost respect and courtesy. The beautiful Public Security and the heroic young men along the way, praise be to God, at the Jordanian border and the Nassib crossing."

Thanks for the nice reception He added, "Many thanks to the Director General of Public Security for this wonderful reception. May God bless you, my countrymen. My greetings to all the young fighters. Our greetings to the sons of the Ministry of Defense and Security and the Ministry of Interior. We thank you very much."

He concluded by saying: "We greet all our dear friends, Nour Mahna, we are in Syria, thank God, after 14 years. We immediately arrived in beloved Damascus, and soon Aleppo and all the governorates, God willing. My regards."

Who is Nour Mahna?! Nour Mahna is a Syrian artist born in Aleppo in 1966. He is considered one of the most famous artists known for performing Halabi Qudud and classical songs. He was the first to re-present the song "Wahashtani" by the artist Suad Mohammed, and from there to many of his own songs in which his own style and classical flavor were prominent.

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Stars return after the fall of Assad It is noteworthy that after the fall of the regime, a large number of Syrian artists opposed to Bashar al-Assad's regime returned, and the list included actors, singers, and musicians.

Among the most prominent artists who returned to Syria before Nour Mahna were Jamal Suleiman, Yara Sabri and her husband Maher Salibi, Maxim Khalil, Mohammed Osso, Sawsan Irsheid, Abdul Hakim Qatifan, and Mazen Al-Nattour, the current head of the Syrian Artists Syndicate.