Lyrics Ahmad Al Badadawi 
composed by Mustafa kreidieh 

 Remixed by ABAYA ROAD 
featuring Celinatique on vocals 

On

Ya Fajri

Abaya Road Ya Fajri

Composer, Oud,Electronic :Ahmed Omran
Vocal : Abo Gabi
Guitar: Issam Hajali
Clarinet: Tarek Bashashe

أَرسَلتَ تَسأَلُ

عود : حمزة نمرة
كلمات وغناء : عبد الله المنياوي 
اخراج وفوتوغرافيا : كريم شعبان
للمشاهدة : http://vimeo.com/100897175
تفاصيل أبعد : https://www.behance.net/gallery/18288777/Torn-Apart-

Credits :  
Photographer & Director : Karim Shaaban 
Editing & Coloring : Karim Shaaban
Oud : Hamza Namira 
lyrics & Vocal : Abdullah Miniawy 

To watch : http://vimeo.com/100897175
For more details : https://www.behance.net/gallery/18288777/Torn-Apart-


Torn Apart - قد فرقتك

Composed and recorded by Zaed Naes 
Vocals & lyrics by Muhammad Abdullah 
Produced, mixed & mastered by Allen Farmelo
Recorded at Sweetspot Soundworks

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Wujudek

3onsor Falat ft. Muhammad Abdullah

3onsor Falat (Ft. Muhammad Abdullah)

Ya Mariam

Music by : M.Ragab & A.Hefny.
Voice : Ghalia BenAli
Recorded @ RadioAcid studio & Ganoub studio.
Mixed @ Ganoub Studio.
2015

سيد الكونين "ج٢

Kunsertu - Ghandura

لم أعد طفلاً منذ أن عرفت بأن مخيمات اللاجئين هي الحقيقة وأن الوطن منذ الآن فصاعداً، سوف يسكن الحلم. منذ أن جرحني ناي الحنين وأنا تسكنني رسائل العتمة؛ رسائل إلى البيت المربع وشجرة التوت العالية رسائل إلى بيوت الحمام التي كان هديلها يجرحني إلى دربي العشب اللذين يقودان إلى المخيم الى 
القمر الحزين فوق سماء مدننا الخاوية المدمرة,
قُتِل القمـــر
شعر :أمل دنقل 
قالوا: غريب

ظنه الناس القمر

قتلوه ، ثم بكوا عليه

ورددوا (( قُتِل القمر ))
وتناقلوا النبأ الأليم على بريد الشمس

في كل مدينة ،

(( قُتِل القمـــر ))!


music Production
Osloob
Voice 
ABO GABI
 (Flute)                                                                                                                                                 
 Naïssam Jalal                                                                                                                                           
Soprano sax
Mehdi Chaib
Kanun
Nidhal Jaoua
BASS
Osloob
Drums
Thomas gromb

the moon was killed

قُتِل القمـــر  Osloob /Abo gabi:The moon was killed

Music Video | فيديو كليب: https://youtu.be/g8L5gGH5dx8
Instagram Page | انستاغرام: bit.ly/40FpK7b
Facebook Page | فيسبوك: bit.ly/2saIPno
Twitter Page | تويتر: bit.ly/2tzaTBi

كلمات الأغنية:

طيفه أتاني
طيفه أتاني بقمريّة
طيفي أتاه بشمسيّة
ريته لقاني برسالة
بس مافي ليه
ريته نفح بيّ بشي صيف
ريته لمحني بس ياحيف
بس يا حيف.. بس يا حيف
فرّق الحول حيارى حيّنا
فرّق الحول حيارى حيّنا
تاه.. تاه
تاه حين جمعنا
صوته ناداني
صوته ناداني وما ردّيت
صوتي ناداه وما حكيت
ريته حكالي شو ساويت
بس مافي
مافي.. مافي
بس مافي ياريت
مافي ياريت
مافي ياريت

Tifu Atani طيفه أتاني

Tifu Atani | طيفه أتاني

Picture by Nada Elissa. Nashkorek gazil al shokr. 

Shorbet Rosas

Soap Kills - Kazdoura (orchestral)

Biography - 2025 

Abdullah Miniawy (born 1994) is an Egyptian expressionist, writer, singer, composer, 3D generalist (programmer) and actor. Over the years, he has shared the stage with celebrated artists like Erik Truffaz, Kamilya Jubran, Yom, Médéric Collignon, Aly Talibab, A Filetta, Hvad, Ziur, Zuli, Simo Cell, Maurice Louca, and many others. Abdullah has performed at prestigious international venues and festivals, including the 72nd Festival d’Avignon, French national theaters, the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, Haus der Kunst in Munich, MAO Museum in Turin, Philharmonie de Paris, and even the Louvre in Paris.

Beyond his music, Abdullah showcased his acting talent in Ala Eddine Slim's Tunisian feature film Tlamess, which premiered at the Directors' Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival in 2019. The film received critical acclaim, winning Best Full-Length Feature Film at Kino der Kunst 2020 and Best Director at the Marrakech International Film Festival in 2020. Abdullah was shortlisted for Best Actor by the Arab Cinema Center at Cannes. He also directed his first short film, Rain Ticket in 2021.

As a composer, Abdullah has composed soundtracks for dance, theater, and exhibitions, including Wael Shawki’s Cabaret Crusades III, premiered at MoMA PS1; Kirsten Dehlholm’s AMDUAT, premiered at Hotel Pro Forma; Insurrection by Jilani Saadi; and On the Hill by Belhassen Handous.

His influence extends beyond the arts. In 2021, the European Parliament in Strasbourg selected Abdullah as one of three "change makers" from the Schengen area, inviting him to share his French-Egyptian perspective on contemporary issues at the European Youth Event’s “Live Fully” section. He also took part in "Europe Takes Part," a forum of 30 diverse speakers discussing economic models and digital solutions for artists in a post-pandemic world. Since 2015, Abdullah has collaborated with the German trio Carl Gari, blending avant-garde electronic sounds with his poetic lyrics. Their debut album, Darraje, was named one of the top 50 albums of 2016 by NPR. Theirfollow-up, The Act of Falling from the 8th Floor, received acclaim from Pitchfork, The Quietus, and Wire Magazine, while the track "Zawaj" topped Resident Advisor’s list of "Deep Listening" tracks in 2019.
 
In 2023, Abdullah’s album Le Cri du Caire, featuring Erik Truffaz, won the Les Victoires du Jazz award—the French equivalent of the Grammy Awards—achieving global distribution and acclaim.
As a writer, Abdullah's lyrics resonate deeply across the Middle East, especially during the Arab Spring, where they were displayed in places like Syria's Yarmouk Camp, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and other Arab and Western countries. In early 2022, he released his first collection of stories, Extinguishing The City of Lights. 

To date, Miniawy has created or collaborated on nearly 700 shows and cultural exchanges across Europe and beyond, with up to 80 live performances scheduled worldwide for the 2023-2024 season. 
Each performance has been met with standing ovations and has left audiences with unforgettable moments.

on tour 2025 ;

Abdullah Miniawy - Nigma Enigma (solo)
Abdullah Miniawy (TRIO ; with Robinson Khoury Trombone, Jules Boittin Trombone) (inv. Erik Truffaz)  
Abdullah Miniawy and Maurice Louca