Omar Kamal's new album teaser hits a quarter of a million views

Young Egyptian artist Omar Kamal released the first teaser for his new album on his official social media accounts, a teaser that sparked widespread interaction from his fans.

The teaser achieved a quarter of a million views within a few hours of its release, reflecting the public's anticipation of his new work and their strong engagement with it.

Omar Kamal has yet to announce the album's title, offering only visual and musical glimpses to excite fans. The teaser shows him in a different, energetic style, reflecting the artistic transformation he's presenting in this project. The album features 12 diverse songs, which will be released in three consecutive installments.

Omar Kamal releases the first teaser from his new album Egyptian artist Omar Kamal previously released the first teaser for his new album on his official social media accounts.

Omar Kamal has yet to announce the album's title, offering only visual and musical glimpses to excite fans. The teaser shows him in a different, energetic style.

The album includes 8 diverse songs, which will be released in 3 consecutive installments, to maintain audience engagement and give each song the attention and exposure it deserves.

Omar Kamal collaborated on the album with a group of prominent poets, composers, and distributors in the Arab world, including: Nader Hamdy, Wissam Abdel Moneim, Mohamed Yehia, Tamer Hussein, Aziz El Shafei , Amin Nabil, Ramy Gamal, and Madin.

Details of the songs and their release date will be revealed in the coming days.

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"People say your money is haram." Omar Kamal appeals to Al-Azhar for help. Popular singer Omar Kamal previously sparked widespread controversy after posting a video on his social media accounts in which he asked Al-Azhar sheikhs to help him determine the extent to which God accepts his charitable works.

Omar Kamal appeals to Al-Azhar for help Omar Kamal criticized those who doubt his intentions, saying, "Those who say my money is haram (unlawful), I use it for charitable purposes. What have you done? When someone needs dialysis two or three times a month, who provides the money?"

Kamal asked Al-Azhar Al-Sharif to issue a fatwa, saying: “I want a sheikh from Al-Azhar to respond to me and tell me if I am wrong or right. If I am wrong, I will stop doing good deeds.” He pointed out that he feels tired because every now and then someone tells him, “God is good and only accepts good deeds, and that God will not accept them from me because my money is haram.”

Kamal sent a message to his followers, saying: “I am one among millions, bearing the responsibility of my family and the people who work with me, and providing treatment to all who need it. I hope that all of society will be like Omar Kamal and help others, so that no one will be poor.”

Omar Kamal to his critics: What did the people who criticize do? He added, "So, my money is haram! What have the people who criticize done? Helped people, paid for surgeries, or paid for house rent?"

Omar Kamal noted that he is keen to do charitable work in secret, not for the purpose of achieving fame or attracting attention, emphasizing that he does not flaunt his charitable work on social media.

Omar Kamal also spoke about the families he supports, saying: “I help anyone who needs help. I fix the roof of a house that’s falling in. I help anyone who wants to get married. I always do what I can. I’m responsible for 50 or 60 people, between my team and the people who work with me.”