Sham Al-Zahabi on her singing: I am not a professional

Sham Al-Zahabi , daughter of the artist Asala, confirmed that she is not a professional singer, and that whenever she posts videos of herself singing anywhere, it is to release the energy inside her.

Sham Al-Zahabi said in an interview with Arab Wood: “When I sing, I release energy and generate positive energy inside me. Sometimes my voice is perfect and sometimes it’s bad. I’m not a professional at all.”

Sham Al-Zahabi attended a concert at the National Museum of Civilization, and videos of her singing "Akter" and "Helwa Ya Balady" to her mother went viral. She also performed a duet with Hana Youssef, "Fi Heta Tanyeh."

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Sham Al-Zahabi reopens her clinic with the presence of celebrities and a message to her patients After closing for a while and topping the social media trend, Sham Al-Zahabi, daughter of Syrian actress Asal, has reopened her dermatology and cosmetic clinic, two weeks after it was closed by Egyptian authorities. The clinic has garnered widespread support from a number of stars, most notably actresses Hend Sabry and Hana El Zahed.

Sham Al-Zahabi reopens her clinic Sham posted a series of photos on her official Instagram account, in which she appeared with a number of patients, friends, and actresses such as Hend Sabry and Hana El Zahed. She commented on them with a touching message in which she said: “With all the love and affection in my heart, I return to you, loyal members of DAO. We are here for you, and you are the only thing we care about and focus on in our clinics.”

She noted that the team consists of certified doctors and specialists to provide comprehensive treatment services that address both skin and internal health, adding: "When love and passion guide your path, you are limitless and unstoppable."

Documenting the moments of return and a message to her patients Al-Zahabi documented her return through her Instagram account, as she posted a video of herself via the “story” feature, in which she said, “I am going to my clinic,” before sharing another clip in which she appeared on her way to the clinic, and commented enthusiastically, “I am very excited to enter my life, my home, and my soul.”

In a message to her patients, Sham said: “We are back better and stronger for you, and for you we strive and work with all love and passion to provide the highest quality service in the world in the beloved mother of the world, Egypt.”

Clinic closure and its reasons Egyptian authorities closed the Dao Derma clinic on April 16, after detecting violations related to the use of unlicensed cosmetics and administrative licensing issues.

In an official clarification, Dr. Ahmed El-Beltagy, the technical director of the clinics in Egypt, confirmed that the clinic has been operating legally since 2020, noting that the closure was the result of paperwork related to the transfer of the license from the previous doctor to the current management.

He added in press statements, "We are in the process of completing the regulatory requirements required by Free Treatment, and the closure was only a temporary measure."