"Ayam Muftarija" is Hany Shaker's latest song for Ramadan 2026.

Egyptian artist Hany Shaker has finished recording his latest song, "Ayam Muftarja," which is set to be officially released during the upcoming month of Ramadan. The song has a religious and social character that reflects the spirituality of the holy month.

The song is the fruit of a collaboration between Hany Shaker, the Prince of Arabic Singing , and a group of creative artists. The lyrics were written by poet Hosni Hajjaj, and the music was composed and arranged by Mohamed Badrakhan. Moody Mounir was in charge of mixing and mastering, Mohamed Mustafa played the flute, Walid Salama played the oud, Nancy Samir handled media coordination, and Sayed Aref handled digital marketing, all under the artistic supervision of executive producer and composer Walid Mounir.

Hany Shaker to perform in Abu Dhabi on December 13 Artist Hany Shaker has previously announced a concert in Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, on December 12th. He is expected to perform a selection of his most beautiful songs, combining beloved classics with his latest works, in a musical evening that combines authenticity and innovation.

Recently, star Hany Shaker shone during his concert held as part of the Arab Music Festival at the Fountain Theatre at the Egyptian Opera House, where he performed a number of his songs, including "Lessa Betesali", "Ghalta", and "Ala El Dahkaya", amidst great interaction from the audience.

During his concert at the Arab Music Festival, star Hany Shaker was keen to perform a song from his new album titled "Hamil Al Layali", after which he performed "Yaritni", "Kol Laila", and "Nisyanak Akid" (Forgetting You Is Certainly Difficult). He also performed a number of patriotic songs coinciding with the events witnessed in Palestine and Lebanon, including "Al Shaheed", "Bahbak Ya Lubnan" (I Love You, Lebanon), and "Al Hawiya Arabi" (The Identity Is Arab).

It is worth noting that the latest album "Al-Youm Jameel" by the Prince of Arabic Singing consists of 9 songs: "Ya Weil Hali", "Aditak Waroud", "Haml Al-Layali", "Ta'abani Hayati", "Al-Youm Jameel", "Fih Hal", "Malika Kul Hayati", "Adi", and "Bustan Ash-Shawk". He also collaborated with a number of the most important poets, composers, and distributors in the Arab world on this album.