Saif Nabeel (Arabic: سيف نبيل; born 4 March 1986) is an Iraqi singer and composer.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Saif Nabeel سيف نبيل
Saif Nabeel singing at the graduation ceremony, College of Medicine, University of Al-Qadisiyah on 1 April 2018.
Background information
Born	(1986-03-04) 4 March 1986 (age 36) Baghdad, Iraq
Genres	Classical crossover, Arab pop, operatic pop, baroque pop, folk pop, world, Iraqi rap.
Occupation(s)	Musician, composer, singer
Years active	2011–present
Labels	Al-haneen Productions Music Al Remas TV

Discography

Nabeel began his career as a rapper before shifting his style to Arabic pop music. Working with Nesrat Albader and Alremas.

Singles

• 2011: "Hay Essanah"
• 2011: "La Latsadeq"
• 2012: "Theej Al Sanah"
• 2013: "Etha Haseet Beya"
• 2014: "Beddam3ah Ella Shawyah"
• 2015: "Qabel Youmeen"
• 2015: "Ma Mertah"
• 2016: "Ma Yeswoon"
• 2016: "Ma Be3et Denyay" (featuring Noor AlZeen)
• 2016: "Yalla Weinah"
• 2017: "Khayef Men Endy" (featuring Noor AlZeen)
• 2017: "Ahebbak"
• 2017: "La Teroh"
• 2017: "Shakhbarak"
• 2017: "Bestah Ani"
• 2017: "Abe Ashoof" (featuring Esraa Alaseel)
• 2017: "Eddagah Maqsodah"
• 2017: "Ghalay Enta"
• 2018: "Ya Denya Henنهه"
• 2018: "Men Tegheeb"
• 2018: "Brohak Shareek"
• 2018: "3esheq Moot"
• 2018: "Dayekh Beek"
• 2019: "Qalb Thany"
• 2019: "Bas Taal"
• 2019: "Akher Kalam" (featuring Shamma Hamdan)
• 2019: "Kol Youm Elak Ashtaq"
• 2020: "Elak"
• 2020: "Foq Al Qemmah"
• 2020: "Ma Dareet"
• 2020: "Loo" (in Arabic: لو)
• 2021: "Momkin" (featuring Balqees)

See also

• List of best-selling music artists

References

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