Dina Batma comes from a prominent artistic family in Morocco and is the undisputed star of Arab Idol.

Donia Batma, born on April 23, 1991, is a Moroccan singer and descendant of the Batma family, a well-known Moroccan artist. She is the daughter of the artist Hamid Batma, brother of the late Larbi Batma, one of the founders of the legendary Moroccan band Nass El Ghiwane, and the late Mohamed Batma, one of the icons of the famous singing group Al-Mashaheb. She is also the cousin of the artist Khansa Batma and the artist Tariq Batma.

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Superstar Ragheb Alama nicknamed her "Princess of Arab Idol" when she participated in the first Arab version of the international singing competition show "Arab Idol," where she placed second.

Dina Batma's artistic beginnings She participated in Studio 2M, one of the most famous talent shows in Morocco, and achieved an honorable ranking. She completed her studies in tourism before participating in the famous program Arab Idol in 2011, in which she competed for the title, placing second. Despite losing to Egyptian contestant Carmen Soliman, she dazzled the Arab world with her golden voice and the precision of her performance of the stars' songs. She was also a great ambassador for Moroccan art, having won the admiration of the Arab audience.

Dina Batma was recognized by the judging panel, which included Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama, Emirati singer Ahlam, and Egyptian music arranger Hassan El Shafei. She has also impressed many viewers since the competition began, broadcast on MBC.

Our personal life Batma In the summer of 2013, Donia Batma married her business manager, Mohamed Al-Turk, the father of singer and Arabs Got Talent contestant Hala Al-Turk. In 2017, Donia Batma and her husband, Mohamed Al-Turk, had a daughter named Ghazal.

Dina Batma's works Her songs In 2022: "Mariage" (Moroccan dialect). In 2021: "I'm ready" (Moroccan dialect). In 2021: "Love of interests" (Gulf dialect). In 2021: "Al Hanana" (Moroccan dialect). In 2020: "Saudi Beauty" (Gulf dialect). In 2019: “Kashkoul Shaabi” (Moroccan dialect). In 2019: "I regret it" (Moroccan dialect). In 2019: "Time Goes Around" (Egyptian dialect). In 2018: "Good News" (Moroccan dialect). In 2018: "You taught me" (Classical Arabic). In 2017: "Nawin Niya" (Gulf dialect). In 2017: “Dance” (Gulf dialect). In 2016: "Jealous" (Gulf dialect). In 2016: “Chinese Love” (Gulf dialect). In 2015: “Morocco is our Morocco” (Moroccan dialect). In 2015: "Mizyan Waer" (Moroccan dialect). In 2015: "Ah Ya Qamar" (Gulf dialect) with Hala Al Turk. Lyrics: Mohammed Al Turk.

In 2014: "Hani Hani" (Gulf dialect). Lyrics: Abdul Salam Bin Suwar, Music: Fayez Al Saeed. In 2013: "Bone upon bone" (Egyptian dialect). With Youssef Arafat and Carmen Soliman. In 2013: "Wlafkhabro" (Moroccan dialect). In 2013: "You're not cool" (Gulf dialect). In 2013: "Badri" (Gulf dialect). Lyrics: Abdullah Bouras. Music: Nasser Al Saleh. In 2012: “Ayesh Gharib” (Gulf dialect). In 2012: "Salam" (Gulf dialect). Lyrics: Saud bin Abdullah. Music: Nasser Al Saleh. In 2012: "Today I Want You" (Gulf dialect). Lyrics: Turki Al-Mishaiqeh. Music: Essam Kamal. In 2011: "Why are you absent?" (Moroccan dialect). Series that she sang the introduction to In 2012: She sang the theme song for the Kuwaiti series Khawat Dunya (Gulf dialect).

In 2011: She sang the theme song for the Moroccan series “Salon Scheherazade” (Moroccan dialect). In 2018: She sang the theme song for the Moroccan series Ocean.

Her return to her ex-husband, Bahraini producer Mohammed Al-Turk On the other hand, Moroccan artist Dina Batma commented on the circulating news about her return to her ex-husband, Bahraini producer Mohammed Al-Turk, denying that this had happened and confirming that the circulating news was completely false.

Donia Batma responded to the circulating rumors in a live video, which was reposted by several specialized Moroccan art pages, in which she said: "May God protect me and save me so I can knock on wood," indicating that this period has ended and she will not return to it.

In this context, the Moroccan public interacted with the way Donia Batma responded to the news of her return to her Bahraini ex-husband, Mohammed Al-Turk, as it was characterized by surprise and astonishment at the same time, and she responded in a very brief way, to stop the spread of the circulating rumor.

It is noteworthy that the clarification of the Moroccan artist, Donia Batma, comes in conjunction with her presentation of a singing concert a few days ago in the city of Casablanca in Morocco, which witnessed her first official presence and her return to the singing scene again, after her release from the Moroccan Oudaia prison, weeks after the end of her sentence in the case

Donia Batma described the Casablanca audience as a great supporter of her artistic career, and said that the great love and support she received from the audience in her first appearance was a strong push forward, commenting by saying: I hope that you will always be the official supporter of Donia Batma, and I hope to live up to your expectations.

It is noteworthy that Dunya Batma honored her father, the artist Hamid Batma, in her new concert, which marked her official return to the singing scene, by participating with him in singing on stage in a diverse medley of songs, followed by presenting him with an honorary shield.

Dina Batma She also made sure to honor the late Moroccan singing icon Naima Samih, where she performed her famous song "Yak Ajrahi" on stage, noting that the late artist was a legend who will be remembered by history for her voice and her singing works, less than a month after her passing in early March.

Dina Batma's movie Donia Batma also revealed details about her film "Al Boz", which was scheduled to be released in November 2024, but was postponed to the end of April 2025. She confirmed that she is confident that the film will be well-received by the audience and will receive positive feedback.

Dina Batma and Arab Idol Artist Donia Batma, who participated in the first season of the singing competition program "Arab Idol," said that she was the winner of the title minutes before the end of the final episode.

During her appearance on the "Al-Qamanda" program, Dina Batma added that the program's host, Abdullah Al-Talahi, asked her minutes before the results were announced, "How much do you want for the car?" indicating that the title had been decided for her, as she put it.

In a phone call with the program, Al-Talahi confirmed what the Moroccan artist had said, saying: “Ten minutes before the results were announced, I received a message from the control room that the title was going to Dunya, and then I was surprised to find that Carmen had won the title.”

After three years of competition between her and Carmen Suleiman in the “Arab Idol” program,

Egyptian singer Carmen Soliman won the first season of Arab Idol in 2012, while Donia Batma came in second.