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Following the huge success of the first season of Arab Idol, MBC launched the second season on 8 March 2013. The jury panel, composed of Ahlam, Ragheb Alama and Hassan El Shafei, is completed by Lebanese pop star Nancy Ajram.[citation needed] The top 27 was announced on 6 April 2013 and the first prime is scheduled for 19 April.[1] 13 contestants should reach the final stage, compared with the first season where only 10 contestants were picked. On finale night, Mohammed Assaf from Palestine won the competition against Ahmad Gamal (from Egypt) and Farah Youssef (from Syria). There was an estimated 60 million votes. media and was welcomed with joy by Palestinians and the rest of the Arab world. This year was a premiere since it will be the first time that there is a non-Arab/non-Arabic speaker contestant (Parwas Hussain, from the Kurdish part of Iraq).
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Arab Idol | |
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Season 2 | |
Release | |
Original network | MBC 1 |
Original release | 8 March – 22 June 2013 |
Season chronology |
Ten dates were set for the auditions, which took place in 8 Arab countries (three audition dates in three different Egyptian cities).
After more than 15,000 auditions, the judges picked 95 to go onto the following round in Beirut, Lebanon. The second round of auditions consisted of three parts, the first of which saw candidates sing a song of their choice for 60 seconds in front of the panel in groups of 10. Only 61 made it through to the second part of the second round. In this part of the competition, candidates were split into 11 groups of 5 or 6, and had to perform iconic Arabic songs from movies and plays from the previous century. The repertoire consisted of the following songs :
For the girls:
For the guys:
After further cuts, only 46 contenders remained, and moved onto the third and final part of the second round of auditions. The remaining competitors had to sing for their lives, of whom only 20 were to be chosen. However, this task proved to be too hard for the judges because of the great talent present. Thus, 27 contestants were hand-picked instead of 20 for the public vote, who had to choose only 12 of them to reach the final round of competitions.
The 27 contestants representing 10 Arab countries were revealed on April 6, 2013, and they are :
From Egypt: Karim Houssam (18), Sabrine El Nagily (20), Mirna Hisham (15), Ahmad Gamal (24), Haidy Moussa (19), Meriem Mohammad (16), Nourhane El Boghdadi (23)
From Morocco: Fatima-Zahra El Qortoubi (27), Salma Rachid (18), Omar El Idrissi (24), Jamal Abbad (25), Yousra Saouf (20)
From Tunisia: Mohammed Dughman (24), Zouhour El Shaari (23), and Mohammed Amer (26)
From Syria: Farah Youssef (21), Abdelkarim Hamdan (25)
From Iraq: Parwas Hussain (24), Oussama Naji (23), Mohannad Almarsoumi (27)
From Lebanon: Ziad Khouri (24), Wael Said (18)
From Saudi Arabia: Ibrahim Abdallah (25), Fares El Madani (27)
From Algeria: Saad Nizar (28)
From Bahrain: Hanane Reda (21)
From Palestine: Mohammed Assaf (23)
Top 15 Males | Top 12 Females | |||||
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Contestant | Song Choice | Result | Contestant | Song Choice | Result | |
Ahmad Gamal | Mawaoud – Abdel Halim Hafez | Advanced | Mirna Hisham | Ma Taatazirsh – Sherine | ||
Oussama Naji | Fog El Nakhl – Nazem Al Ghazali | Yousra Saouf | Oyoun El Alb – Nagat Al Saghira | Wild Card | ||
Mohammed Ammar | Yalli Taabna Sineen Fi Hawa – George Wassouf | Zouhour El Shahri | El Asami – Thekra | |||
Wael Said | Sayyajna Lebnan – Wadih El Safi | Wild Card | Heidi Moussa | Lola Al Malama – Warda Al-Jazairia | ||
Omar El Idrissi | Balash Tbousni – Mohammed Abdel Wahab | Hanane Reda | Galo Habaybak Msafer – Thekra | Wild Card | ||
Karim Houssam | Al Dounia alametni – Wael Jassar | Sabrine El Nagily | Arouh Limeen – Umm Kulthum | Advanced | ||
Fares El Madani | Ya Ghali Elathman – Mohammed Abdu | Wild Card | Parwas Hussain | Kurdish version of Qaduka Almayas – Sabah Fakhri | Advanced | |
Saad Nizar | C'est La Vie – Cheb Khaled | Meriem Mohammed | Yamma Alamar al Bab – Fayza Ahmed | |||
Mohammad Assaf | Ya Sghiri – Melhem Zein | Advanced | Salma Rachid | Zaman El Samt – Talal Maddah | Wild Card | |
Ibrahim Abdallah | La Toudayekoun El Tarf – Mohammed Abdu | Nourhane El Boghdadi | Hayati – Assala Nasri | |||
Ziad Khouri | Ya'bni – Wadih El Safi, Khatarna Ala Balak – Tony Hanna | Advanced | Fatima El Qortoubi | Byahsidouni Aleh- Nawal El Kuwaitia | ||
Mohammed Daghman | Aaz El Habayeb – Saber Rebaï | Farah Youssef | Madam Tihibb Bitinkr Leih – Umm Kulthum | Advanced | ||
Abdelkarim Hamdan | Qaduka Almayas – Sabah Fakhri | Advanced | ||||
Mohanad Almarsoumi | Talaa Men Beit Abouha – Nazem Al Ghazali | Advanced | ||||
Jamal Abbad | Ibaatli Jawab – Sabah Fakhri |
Female | Male | Wild Card | Top 13 | Winner |
Safe | Safe First | Safe Last | Eliminated | Judges' Save |
Stage: | Semi Finals | Finals | |||||||||||||||||
Week: | Apr 19–20 | Apr 27 | May 4 | May 11 | May 18 | May 25 | Jun 1 | Jun 8 | Jun 15 | Jun 22 | |||||||||
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Place | Contestant | Result | |||||||||||||||||
1 | Mohammed Assaf | Top 13 | Winner | ||||||||||||||||
2–3 | Ahmad Gamal | Top 13 | Bottom 3 | Runner-up | |||||||||||||||
Farah Youssef | Top 13 | Runner-up | |||||||||||||||||
4 | Ziad Khouri | Top 13 | Bottom 3 | Bottom 3 | Bottom 3 | Eliminated | |||||||||||||
5–6 | Salma Rachid | Wild Card | Bottom 4 | Eliminated | |||||||||||||||
Parwas Hussain | Top 13 | Bottom 4 | Eliminated | ||||||||||||||||
7 | Abdelkarim Hamdan | Top 13 | Bottom 3 | Bottom 4 | Bottom 3 | Eliminated | |||||||||||||
8 | Mohanad Almarsoumi | Top 13 | Bottom 4 | Eliminated | |||||||||||||||
9–10 | Yousra Saouf | Wild Card | Bottom 3 | Eliminated | |||||||||||||||
Fares El Madani | Wild Card | Saved | Eliminated | ||||||||||||||||
11–12 | Sabrine El Nagily | Top 13 | Bottom 3 | Eliminated | |||||||||||||||
Hanane Reda | Wild Card | Bottom 2 | Eliminated | ||||||||||||||||
13 | Wael Said | Wild Card | Eliminated |
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