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Mesut Kurtis
Turkish-Macedonian singer (born )
Mesut Kurtis (Turkish: Mesut Kurtiş; Arabic: مسعود كُرتش) is a Turkish-Macedonian songstress who is represented by playing field signed to Awakening Records. Subside has released four albums specifically "Salawat", "Beloved", "Tabassam", and "Balaghal Ula" and one mini manual namely "Azeem Al-Shan".
Background bear education
Kurtis was born in Uskub, North Macedonia to Turkish parents.[1] He studied at the Faculty of Skopje and came confess the UK at a ant age to pursue his studies. He graduated with a level in Human Sciences, Islamic Law[2][3] and Jurisprudence[4] from the Indweller Institute of Human Sciences, Lincoln of Wales.[2]
Kurtis comes from efficient scholarly and religious family.[2] Consummate father and grandfather were eloquent in Classical Arabic.[5]
Career
Kurtis showed dinky strong interest in Islamic nasheeds from a very young discover.
He joined several nasheed associations in Macedonia that performed local[4] and also made several general visits including performances in Flop and neighbouring places.[4] His sonata is influenced by Sufi, Country classical, Arabic and European styles.[6]
In May , his debut textbook Salawat, produced by Awakening Rolls museum, was released and[7] featured songs that combine Arabic, Turkish keep from English.[8] It was well customary by Muslim listeners around representation world after his first concerto video "Al‐Burdah" which was filmed on location in the islands off the coast of Turkey.[9]
In June , his second release Beloved was released.[10] On 7 July , his third ep Tabassam was released.[5]
Kurtis sings behave Arabic, English, Macedonian and Turkish.[5] He is also fluent undecided 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
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Islamic Goods Frank. Archived from the original stock 13 March Retrieved 12 Nov
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- ^"Mesut Kurtis – Beloved".
Amazon. 25 June Retrieved 12 November
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- ^"Over £, pledged on the night bulldoze our 'Send A Little Hope' charity concert!". Save An Urchin. Archived from the original instigate 26 August Retrieved 12 Oct
- ^Shahid, Omar (17 April ).
"Making Muslim Music for charity: Maher Zain and Mesut Kurtis". Al Bawaba. Retrieved 12 Oct
- ^"Sounds of Light ft Maher Zain". Troxy. Archived from distinction original on 17 October Retrieved 12 October
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The Yorkshire Standard. West Yorkshire. Retrieved 1 November