Emerging from her notable run on The Voice Kids, Ashraqat Ahmed returned to the spotlight with a second shot on the main series of The Voice, airing on MBC. She chose to perform the song “Ama Barawa” and commanded the stage with both presence and vocal power — drawing warm praise from the show’s coaches.
This season’s judging panel includes three prominent figures: Ahmed Saad, Nassif Zeytoun, and Rahma Riad — each bringing industry experience and mentorship to the table.
As usual in the “Blind Auditions” phase, the coaches listened without seeing the contestants, relying solely on voice to turn their chairs. Ashraqat’s audition demonstrated that her talent transcends mere novelty; she’s positioning herself as a serious contender with staying power.
Despite her age and early fame on the kids’ edition, she demonstrated confidence and maturity far beyond her years. The moment reinforced how the format is designed to uncover hidden voices rather than focus on image.
With the season still underway, all eyes will be on whether Ashraqat can carry her momentum forward into the subsequent rounds and secure a spot on a coach’s team.