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Lebanese artist Amal Hijazi stressed that she does not regret remorse for art, and that she is content with religious and social songs, pointing out that she regretted not leaving art before.<\/p>\n
Hijazi, who completes her second year of wearing the hijab next September, said she had become more comfortable. "There are many things in my life that are better for the better. Even the bad things are positively seen because God has ordered us to be patient," he said. More comfortable, because in religion the psychological comfort of man \u00bb.<\/p>\n
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Amal explained that she is dealing with art as a message, and tries through her work to provide humanitarian, social and religious messages. She admits that she felt a scolding of conscience before retiring. "In the period leading up to my retirement, I felt guilty. I was not happy when I was introducing a new work. Today, I treat art as a message, and every new work I try to present a certain message, as in my recent song about my mother and other works, and I continue to provide meaningful art. "<\/p>\n
"I have nothing to be ashamed of, and my work is the property of the production companies," she said in an interview with her magazine. I do not believe that the woman's voice is rude, otherwise I would not sing and offer songs and meaningful songs. "<\/p>\n
On the other hand, Amal Hijazi is preparing to perform a new religious song after the success of his last song, "Hijabak Taj", by Salma Rachid, composed by Mustapha Shukri, and distributed by Hossam Saabi.<\/p>\n
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