Shafiq Jalal Abdullah Hussein was born, he opened the door in the red path, and he is the only one of his parents, he worked in many professions, including the shoe maker, then he went to singing at weddings, and he toured across the provinces, and sang Bedouin songs in films, such as the song "Oh, uncle, Jamal" In 1946, he was composed by Muhammad Abdel-Wahab, from his songs, “Sheikh Al-Balad”, “Mawal Al-Sabr”, “Imran and Bahhan”, “Bint Bahry”, which did not shine in the cinema except at the ha...
Shafiq Jalal Abdullah Hussein was born, he opened the door in the red path, and he is the only one of his parents, he worked in many professions, including the shoe maker, then he went to singing at weddings, and he toured across the provinces, and sang Bedouin songs in films, such as the song "Oh, uncle, Jamal" In 1946, he was composed by Muhammad Abdel-Wahab, from his songs, “Sheikh Al-Balad”, “Mawal Al-Sabr”, “Imran and Bahhan”, “Bint Bahry”, which did not shine in the cinema except at the hands of Hassan Imam.
Shafiq Jalal Abdullah Hussein was born, he opened the door in the red path, and he is the only one of his parents, he worked in many professions, including the shoe maker, then he went to singing at weddings, and he toured across the provinces, and sang Bedouin songs in films, such as the song "Oh, uncle, Jamal" In 1946, he was composed by Muhammad Abdel-Wahab, from his songs, “Sheikh Al-Balad”, “Mawal Al-Sabr”, “Imran and Bahhan”, “Bint Bahry”, which did not shine in the cinema except at the hands of Hassan Imam.
