Sham Al-Zahabi supports her mother before the Jerash Festival concert.

Sham Al-Zahabi, daughter of Syrian star Assala Nasri , expressed her support for her mother ahead of her highly anticipated concert at the closing ceremony of the 2025 Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts.

Sham recalled her childhood memories with her mother at the Jerash Festival, as she posted a video of Assala on her official Instagram account , and commented on it with touching words in which she said: “We are waiting for you in beloved Jordan, finally after a long absence! I will never forget the first concert I attended with “Sola” when I was little in Jerash, and now we will repeat it, and on my birthday we will celebrate together the best nights in Jordan, Aqaba and Jerash! Write to me what you would like to hear.”

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"Mysterious Messages" Assala finishes recording the song "Ana Mesh Wahsha" The star, Assala Nasri, has returned with a new style that reflects her high artistic maturity. The song "Ana Mesh Wahsha" (I'm Not Bad), from her 2025 album "The Tax of Distancing," is one of the album's most prominent songs, carrying clear and powerful messages to men.

The song "Ana Mesh Wahsha" shows her rejection of any kind of insult or belittlement of women, and expresses her adherence to self-confidence despite all the painful situations she has been through.

The song has a strong and sharp tone, as if it were a missile fired by Asala against some of the male behaviors that have caused women wounds over time.

The lyrics' sharp, direct lines serve as a kind of salvo that Assala fires to express her anger and frustration at specific situations, such as betrayal, neglect, or the mockery of women's feelings. At the same time, however, the song maintains a strong sense of hope and self-confidence, and is a call for every woman to stand strong in the face of any injustice.

The song "Ana Mesh Wahsha" (I'm Not Bad), lyrics by Mohamed Adel Klaza, music by Mostafa El Assal, and distribution by Mohamed Mostafa. The song has surpassed 2 million and 600 thousand views since the album's release.

Song lyrics "I'm not a monster I am the woman of the people you have known in your life With her, I realized your success and proved myself. I am the most beautiful story written in the history of your tales I was the sun that illuminated the night of your mistakes

I was the opportunity you wished for for years The sweetest thing in life's journey is that you walked it It is not an easy stage to say that you have passed it one day And I am the one who will regret loving her the most

Why are you upset, you idiot? No, it's hard for me They tell me you regret it Oh, what a shame! Oh, what a shame! You look different, poor thing Aren't you sleeping? Poor thing. Even the color of your face fades Oh, what a shame! Oh, what a shame!

I'm not a monster I am the energy of destiny that you have dreamed of a lot I am a good path, if you ever want to run on it I begged a lot to know what would please her And the one you will swear by for the rest of your life My head is up in the sky like a distant star It's easy to get over it and then become a new person And you say, "It's an honor for us and a happy occasion." Poor thing, I know the shock is really intense.