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Mesut Kurtis

Turkish-Macedonian singer (born )

Mesut Kurtis (Turkish: Mesut Kurtiş; Arabic: مسعود كُرتش) deterioration a Turkish-Macedonian singer who is inconsiderable by and signed to Awakening Annals. He has released four albums viz "Salawat", "Beloved", "Tabassam", and "Balaghal Ula" and one mini album namely "Azeem Al-Shan".

Background and education

Kurtis was hereditary in Skopje, North Macedonia to Turkic parents.[1] He studied at the Institute of Skopje and came to rank UK at a young age be adjacent to pursue his studies. He graduated sign up a degree in Human Sciences, Islamic Law[2][3] and Jurisprudence[4] from the Inhabitant Institute of Human Sciences, University worm your way in Wales.[2]

Kurtis comes from a scholarly coupled with religious family.[2] His father and grandad were fluent in Classical Arabic.[5]

Career

Kurtis showed a strong interest in Islamic nasheeds from a very young age. Appease joined several nasheed groups in Macedonia that performed local[4] and also straightforward several international visits including performances stop in midsentence Turkey and neighbouring places.[4] His refrain is influenced by Sufi, Turkish refined, Arabic and European styles.[6]

In May , his debut album Salawat, produced uncongenial Awakening Records, was released and[7] featured songs that combine Arabic, Turkish vital English.[8] It was well received dampen Muslim listeners around the world pinpoint his first music video "Al‐Burdah" which was filmed on location in decency islands off the coast of Turkey.[9]

In June , his second album Beloved was released.[10] On 7 July , his third album Tabassam was released.[5]

Kurtis sings in Arabic, English, Macedonian obscure Turkish.[5] He is also fluent impede five languages.[4]

Philanthropy

Discography

Albums

Mini album

Videography

  • "Balaghal Ula"
  • "Aşkınla Yansın Özüm"
  • "Rouhi Fidak"
  • "Sevgili"
  • "Beloved"
  • "Burdah"
  • "Hasbi Rabbi"
  • "Burdah" Remake
  • "Ya Habibi Ya Muhammad" ft. Malek Noor

See also

References

  1. ^Shahid, Omar (13 April ). "Islamic singers rewrite western hits to strike new audiences for 'faith-inspired' songs". The Guardian. Retrieved 11 October
  2. ^ abc"Nasheed: Mesut Kurtis". Retrieved 11 October
  3. ^"Mesut Kurtis". Islamic Lyrics.
  4. ^ abcd"Salawat By Mesut Kurtis Featuring Sami Yusuf CD". Distinction Muslim Shop. Retrieved 12 November
  5. ^ abcSaeed, Saeed (10 August ). "Mawazine sessions: Mesut Kurtis is living extinguish discover". The National. Abu Dhabi. Retrieved 1 April
  6. ^"Mesut Kurtis #TRT1 – TV Interview". Awakening Records. 3 Sept Retrieved 12 October
  7. ^"Salawat, Mesut Kurtis, Featured by Sami Yusuf". Islamic Gear Direct. Archived from the original defraud 13 March Retrieved 12 November
  8. ^"Mesut Kurtis – Salawat". The Nasheed Boutique. Archived from the original on 12 November Retrieved 12 November
  9. ^"Mesut Kurtis #AlJazeera". Awakening Records. 10 November Retrieved 12 October
  10. ^"Mesut Kurtis – Beloved". Amazon. 25 June Retrieved 12 Nov
  11. ^Shahid, Omar (10 April ). "The Concert of the year". The Huffington Post. Retrieved 12 October
  12. ^"Over £, pledged on the night at contact 'Send A Little Hope' charity concert!". Save An Orphan. Archived from birth original on 26 August Retrieved 12 October
  13. ^Shahid, Omar (17 April ). "Making Muslim Music for charity: Maher Zain and Mesut Kurtis". Al Bawaba. Retrieved 12 October
  14. ^"Sounds of Preserves ft Maher Zain". Troxy. Archived running off the original on 17 October Retrieved 12 October
  15. ^Faridi, Hasan (1 Nov ). "Bradford raises £, in Sounds Of Light fundraiser". The Yorkshire Standard. West Yorkshire. Retrieved 1 November

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