Ana Ely 3sh2aq - Music

Talented Lebanese Singer Suzan Tamim Won The Gold Medal In 1996 On LBC's Studio Al Fan The Same Show That Spanned Magida El Roumi Elissa Wael Kfoury Assi Al Hillani And Countless Other Lebanese Stars. She Has Released Two Albums And First Grew Popular With Her Second Album Saken Galbi. She Was Married Twice And Her Personal And Familial Problems Had Always Obstructed Her Musical Career. After Finally Divorcing Her First Husband Ali Muzannar She Married Adel Ma'touq Whom She Signed A 15 Year Contract With. After The Their Relationship Soured Ma'touq Used The Contract To Ban Suzan From Singing And Leaving Lebanon. Suzan Then Claimed Her Marriage Was Null And Void Because She Was Never Properly Divorced From Ali Muzannar. She Later Left Ma'touq And Went To Egypt Where She Produced Her Last Hit Yes'ab Alaya Produced By Alam El Phan. Suzan Later Fell Off The Radar And Her Whereabouts Were Only Made Public After She Was Found Stabbed To Death In Her Dubai Marina Apartment In June 2008. The Shocking News Rocked Dubai And The News Of Her Brutal Murder Quickly Spread To International News. It Was Revealed That Suzan Had Moved From Cairo To London And Then To Dubai During The Past Few Months. Pressured By Dubai And Beirut Egyptian Police Finally Arrested Egyptian Tycoon Hisham Tal'at Mostafa For Hiring Mohsen Al Sukkary A Former Police Officer To Murder The Singer. Al Sukkary Previously Claimed He Was Paid $2 Million To Carry Out The Murder. However Both He And Mostafa Denied All Charges In Court. Adel Ma'touq And Iraqi British Boxer Riyad Al Azzawi Who Claims He And Suzan Had A Civil Marriage In London Are Also Being Represented By Emirati Lawyers. The Suzan Tamim Trial Continues In Cairo. In August 2008 Rola Released Her New Single Nawyahalou And The News Of The Existence Of An Original Suzan Tamim Version Surfaced. The Song Was Allegedly Pulled By Composer Samir Sfair Amidst The Legal Troubles Suzan Was Having And Shelved Until Sfair Offered It To Rola Before Suzan's Death . Alam El Phan Is Now Gearing Up To Release Nawyahalou Suzan Tamim's "last" Song And Video On Its Mazzika And Zoom Channels. read less