Insan (Hamza Namira album)

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إنسان ⁦(ألبوم حمزة نمرة، 2011)⁩

The Egyptian singer-songwriter Hamza Namira's second album, released by Awakening in 2011 with sixteen songs in Arabic and Egyptian Arabic, among them 'Insan', 'El-Midan', 'Ala Bab Allah' and 'Hasir Hisarak', and two bonus tracks including a live 'Esmy Masr'; produced by Namira with Mohamed Diab and Hazem Wefy.

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Egypt & Nile
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200020102020

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Summary

Insan ("Human") is the second album of the Egyptian singer-songwriter Hamza Namira, released in 2011 by Awakening Records and produced by Namira with Mohamed Diab and Hazem Wefy; it has fourteen songs in Arabic and Egyptian Arabic and two bonus tracks. 1 2

The songs

They include 'Insan', 'El-Midan', 'Hansa', 'Tazkarti (Al-Taghriba 2)', 'Ya Mehawen', 'Ibn El-Watan', 'Baladi Ya Baladi', 'Hasir Hisarak', 'Ala Bab Allah' and 'Sot', followed by 'Heila Heila Ya Matr' and a live 'Esmy Masr'. 1 Videos were released for 'Insan', a live 'El-Midan', 'Heila Heila Ya Matr' and 'Esmy Masr'. 1 The Guardian wrote in 2012 that Namira shot to prominence with 'El-Midan', a song in solidarity with the Egyptian revolution. 3

References

  • Arabic Wikipedia, «إنسان ⁦(ألبوم)⁩», revision 74948398 of 3 June 2026. 1
  • Wikidata item Q26721324. 2
  • The Guardian, 13 April 2012. 3

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Performed by
Hamza Namira
Produced by
Hamza Namira
Published by
Awakening Music (Awakening Records)

People and things also explored

Al-Mu'allim· Dunya (Nazeel Azami album)· Forgive Me· I Believe (Irfan Makki album)· My Ummah· One (Maher Zain album)· Something About Life· Thank You Allah

Sources

  1. إنسان ⁦(ألبوم)⁩ — Arabic Wikipedia
  2. Insan — Wikidata Q26721324
  3. The Guardian: Islamic singers rewrite western hits to find new audiences for 'faith-inspired' songs (2012)
  • Awakening Music — English Wikipedia
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