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Jaber Abu Hussein

Jaber Abu Hussein (Arabic: جابر أبو حسين; c. 1913–1992), an Arabic poet and singer of the Taghribat Bani Hilal (also known in the Middle East as Al Seera Al Hilaleyah).

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Jaber Abu Hussein

Name
Jaber Abu Hussein
Born
1913
Birthplace
Obbar el-Wagf, Sohag Governorate, Egypt
Died
1992
Occupation
Singer
Nationality
Egypt
Fields
traditional folk
Languages
Arabic · Egyptian Arabic

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Jaber Abu Hussein (Arabic: جابر أبو حسين; c. 1913–1992), an Arabic poet and singer of the Taghribat Bani Hilal (also known in the Middle East as Al Seera Al Hilaleyah).

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