• Death of Songwriter Amr El Masry’s Father
Songwriter Amr El Masry announced the passing of his father and shared condolences details, scheduled for tomorrow at Hassan El Sherbety Mosque in New Cairo.
The artistic community received sad news after songwriter Amr El Masry announced the passing of his father through an emotional post on his official Instagram account, asking his followers to pray for mercy and forgiveness 🌹.
In his post, Amr El Masry wrote:
“Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. My father and beloved has passed away. Please pray for mercy and forgiveness. Condolences tomorrow after Maghrib at Hassan El Sherbety Mosque in New Cairo, in Uhud Hall and Quba Hall.”
📌 Condolence details:
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Date: Tomorrow, Tuesday after Maghrib
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Location: Hassan El Sherbety Mosque, New Cairo
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Halls: Uhud and Quba
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Prayer: For mercy and forgiveness for the deceased 🙏
This news comes during a busy period for Amr El Masry, as he continues to write songs that gain wide popularity across music platforms, maintaining his unique lyrical style that appeals to fans of contemporary Egyptian music 🎵✨.
His latest work is the song “Mesh Hatse’ab Alaya” performed by Mohamed Shaheen, featuring lyrics by Amr El Masry, composed by Amr El Shazly, and arranged and mixed by Amr El Khodary. The song has gained significant interaction on YouTube and other music platforms in recent days 🔥🎧.
Following the announcement, many fans expressed their condolences and solidarity, praying for the deceased and sending messages of support during this difficult time 💔.
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