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Fawzi Ibrahim's version of Ala Qad Al-Habib
The article provides a musical analysis of the song "Ala Qud Al-Habeeb," performed by artist Asalha. Musician Fawzi Ibrahim clarified that the version performed by Asalha shows a greater similarity to the melody of "Zoroni Kol Sana Marra" due to changes in rhythm and performance style, as well as the insertion of a musical solo that draws attention to the original melody. He confirmed that a specialized committee concluded that the melody of "Zoroni Kol Sana Marra" traces back to Sayyid Darwish, with multiple documented sources affirming this since 2017. It was also mentioned that artists such as Hamed Morsi and Sabah Fakhri had previously sung this melody. The way Asalha performed the song gave the impression that she was connected to the original tune, even though it actually originates from Sayyid Darwish. Ibrahim pointed out that the Egyptian Society for the Preservation of Musical Heritage has defended this heritage as part of its efforts to safeguard Egyptian musical rights and original compositions.
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