Asala's songs

Assala Nasri is not just a passing artist in the history of Arabic singing, but an icon with an exceptional voice that touches the heart and captivates the listener from the first moment. From her beginnings in the nineties until today, she has been able to reserve a special place for herself among the greats, with immortal songs that vary between romantic, patriotic and Gulf styles, becoming one of the pillars of modern Arabic art. Each new work of hers quickly becomes the talk of the town, because she simply knows how to choose the lyrics and the melody. That is why we review for you the journey of Assala’s songs, which have become an indelible mark.

Assala's unforgettable old songs Assala has presented a large collection of songs that no one will forget, the most prominent of which are the following:

The song "Excuse Me" was released in 1993. If you knew song 1993. Angry song 1994. Hat my heart song 1993. The song is not me anymore. The most beautiful romantic songs of Asala Despite Assala Nasri's powerful voice, she was able to present a group of distinctive romantic songs, including the following:

The song "Qad Al Horoof" tops the romantic love charts for the artist, Asala. I cherish you: One of the songs that expresses feelings of pride and appreciation in love. The Color of My Life song: It sings about the beauty of the beloved and his profound impact on the artist's life. Mali: A romantic song that expresses the intensity of attachment to the beloved. Ya Sabb Farhati is one of the most prominent songs: I performed it with Ahmed Saad and it is considered one of the new songs. Take me away: This song reflects the details of a love story and its impact on a person’s life. He is my love: One of the songs that expresses feelings of deep attachment to the other party. Assala's touching patriotic songs Like many singers, she has presented many patriotic songs that everyone loves, including the following:

This is Damascus: Written by the poet Nizar Qabbani, it is one of the songs that express Asala's love for Damascus. Revolutionaries: This song talks about revolutionaries and embodies the spirit of resistance and defiance. The song "Zadak Allah" is a patriotic song that Assala is famous for. Here I am, O proud homeland: This song was dedicated by Asala to Hafez al-Assad. Your People Are One Voice: A song that highlights the unity and strength of the people. I am Jerusalem or Oh Jerusalem: It is not just one song, but rather several songs that address the issue of Jerusalem and express love and solidarity. Long Live Egypt: Presented by Asala to the Egyptian people as an expression of love for them. Assala's collaborations with major composers and poets Throughout her artistic career, Assala collaborated with a group of prominent poets and composers, most notably Baha'a El Din Makand, Mohammed Rahim, Walid Saad, Khaled El Bakri, and Wael Hilal.

Her latest album, "The Tax of Distance," featured collaborations with a new generation of talents, including poet Mona Adly El-Keiy, poet Ahmed El-Maliki, composer Tamer Ashour, poet Mahmoud Aleem, and Jaber Gamal.

Assala's complete albums throughout her artistic career Assala Nasri has released many different albums that have satisfied everyone, and here are some of them:

Excuse Me Album: Released in 1993, it includes songs such as “If You Knew” and “Excuse Me.” Soulmate Album: Released in 1994 and achieved great success. Angry Album: One of the albums released in 1994 AD. Album: Return to Her: Released in 1996 and includes the song “Something to Return to You.” The Complainant Album: Released in 1997. My Heart Takes You Back Album: One of the most successful albums that gained her wide fame, and it was released in 1998. Connect with your favorite stars more easily and quickly with a special social networking app that allows you to exchange messages and photos with ease.

Assala's Gulf songs that the audience loved The Gulf dialect was present on Asala's part, as she sang many songs in this dialect, including the following:

Hear the Echo of Your Voice: Released in 1991, it is considered one of her first Gulf songs to achieve great success. I am a Dakhil Allah: One of Assala's most prominent Gulf songs available on Anghami. Then I: This song achieved wide fame in the Gulf region. Sultan Al-Mahabbah: This song left a clear mark on her artistic career in the Gulf. Deirat Al Ghorba: It has a popular and nostalgic character at the same time and has won the admiration of the Gulf audience. The songs that made Asala famous in the nineties The nineties is the period in which Asala emerged and she has many songs at that time, represented by the following:

Walt Song: A prominent song of hers during the 90s. Ya Majnoun song: released in 1999. The most precious song: released in 1994 AD Assala's songs in various Arabic dialects Assala has performed songs in the Syrian dialect, including "Ya Muthabbat Al Aql", "Law Ta'aruf", and "I'dharni", which is considered one of her early albums.

Songs in the Egyptian dialect such as My Fake Lover, Bent Akaber, Mali, Damirk Sahi and other songs that have achieved widespread popularity.

Assala also presented a group of songs in the Gulf dialect, including “Manhal Bahi Al Hassan”, “I Miss You”, “Anani”, “That Stupid One”, and other various songs.

Latest Assala songs 2025 The year 2025 AD witnessed the release of Assala Nasri's new album, "Tax of the Dimension ," which consists of 10 songs. She collaborated on some of the songs with Ahmed Hassan Raoul and Tamer Ashour.

This album includes the song "Empty Talk", "Flowing Grapes", "The Tax of Distance" which is the album's main song, "Arrogance", and the song "My Heart Sewed It".

Asala's awards and achievements Throughout her artistic career, she has achieved a wide range of accomplishments and won many awards, as follows:

She won the Favorite Female Vocalist award in the Music category at the Joy Awards in 2025. Middle East Oscar Golden Knight Award. The first Arab singing award for the best song in classical Arabic. Awards from the Cairo International Song Festival. Awards from Jerash Festival. Murex d'Or Award. She was awarded the title of Voice of the Nations for her ability to embody Arab cultural diversity in her works. Obtaining memberships and a shield of appreciation from the Syrian Artists Syndicate. Why do Asala's songs remain immortal in memory? Assala Nasri's songs remain unforgettable due to her exceptionally powerful voice and ability to deliver deeply emotional performances that touch audiences.

She also has a great ability to choose words and melodies that express shared human experiences, and she also excels at presenting Gulf and Arabic songs in a way that resonates with the audience.

Assala's songs are songs that touch the heart of every listener, because she has a great ability to choose the lyrics of these songs and present them with great emotion on stage, all of which has made her a special artist for everyone.