Nour Mahanna Returns to Syria After 14 Years

Syrian artist Nour Mahanna joyfully returned to Damascus after a 14-year absence, sharing his heartfelt homecoming in a video. His return marks a significant moment for Syrian arts and fans.

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A Warm Welcome Back

Nour Mahanna posted a video on social media, announcing, “Good evening! I’ve arrived in beloved Damascus, praise God. From Daraa, we entered from Jordan with utmost respect and courtesy from the wonderful security team at the Jordanian border and Nassib crossing.” His gratitude for the warm reception resonated with followers.

Gratitude for Hospitality

Mahanna thanked the General Security Directorate, saying, “A huge thanks for this beautiful welcome. Bless you, sons of the homeland. Greetings to our brave fighters, the Ministry of Defense, Security, and Interior.” He concluded, “Nour Mahanna is back in Syria after 14 years! We came straight to Damascus, and soon to Aleppo and all provinces, God willing.”

Nour Mahanna’s Legacy

Born in Aleppo in 1966, Nour Mahanna is renowned for his soulful renditions of Halabi qadoud and traditional Arabic songs. He famously revived Souad Mohamed’s Waheshtini and crafted a distinctive style through numerous original tracks, earning him a cherished place in Syrian music.

A Wave of Returning Artists

Mahanna joins other Syrian artists, including Jamal Sulaiman, Yara Sabri, Maher Salibi, Maxim Khalil, and Mazen Al Natour, who returned after the fall of the Assad regime. Their homecomings signal a revitalization of Syria’s cultural scene, inspiring hope among fans.

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