Pascal Machaalani: I'm not thinking about retiring...and the niqab scares me

Lebanese artist, Pascal Machaalani, spoke frankly about her opinion on the hijab, stressing her great admiration for it, as she sees it as dignified and elegant. This came during her appearance on the program “The Four Seasons” with media personality, Ali Yassin.

I love the hijab and I would wear it In response to a hypothetical question from Ali Yassin about whether she would wear the hijab if she had been born a Muslim, Pascale Machaalani replied, "I love the hijab. I find it very elegant. Unlike the niqab, which I do not prefer and am completely against. It evokes a sense of suspicion and fear in me, and I do not know what could be hidden behind it."

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Death and the Future in Pascal In another context of the dialogue, the Lebanese artist touched on the concept of death and the future, revealing a deep spiritual side to her personality and her readiness to meet her Lord. She said in this regard: “What scares me most about the future is illness, because health is a great blessing from God. As for the religious level, I consider myself ready to depart at any moment, because I pray regularly every day and make sure to attend mass every Friday. Every night before I go to sleep, I supplicate to my Lord and ask Him for forgiveness if I have made any mistake or caused harm to anyone. I always say: O Lord, I entrust all my affairs to You, so let Your will prevail.”

Will Pascal Machaalani retire? Pascale Machaalani also addressed the idea of retiring from art, stressing that she had never considered leaving singing for the sake of religion, noting that she saw no fundamental contradiction between the two. She explained her position by saying: “It never occurred to me to leave art to devote myself to religion, and I see no contradiction between the two. God Almighty has given me the gift of voice, a talent I utilize in my work. Just as in every profession we find respectable people and others who are not, whether they are engineers or otherwise, the matter is the same in the field of art. I perform my religious duties, I fear God, and I am keen to respect everyone. As for the artist who decides to retire, he may have personal reasons or perhaps he has made some mistakes in his life.”

"Little Village" latest work It is worth noting that the latest work of the artist, Pascal Machaalani, is a song titled “Badayet Zgheira,” with lyrics by the reclusive father, Youhanna Khawand, music by Khalil Rahme, distribution, mix and mastering by Joseph Karam, and recording by Melhem Abu Shedeed.