Mohamed Nour
Egyptian singer, composer and violinist Mohamed Nour is a founding member of WAMA, with a solo catalogue that includes Nour Eineik, Seket and Warini.
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Overview
- From
- Egypt
- Musical roots
- Conservatoire training in violin
- Band
- Founding member of WAMA
- First solo album
- Nour Eineik (2006)
Mini bio
How it started.
Nour trained at the Conservatoire and studied violin alongside future WAMA bandmate Ahmed Fahmy. In a FilFan interview, he recalled writing and singing songs with friends for fun before encouragement from a friend led them to record and perform.
Finding his audience.
WAMA introduced him to listeners. His solo debut, Nour Eineik, followed in 2006, while he continued to describe the band as a close friendship. The album includes Hayaty and Ana Fealan.
The solo catalogue.
Seket, Hwa Fi Keda and the six-track Warini EP offer different entry points into his music. His recent work also includes Roh for the series Ali Clay and Dawa’er El Hob, a duet with Adam that he composed.
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Roh (from Ali Clay)Singer
- 2025Dawa’er El HobSinger with Adam; composer
- 2025WariniSinger
- 2024Hwa Fi KedaSinger
- 2006Nour EineikSinger; debut solo album
Awards
Quotes
بالنسبة لي كل شئ ، وسيلة تعرف الجمهور بي ، وأصدقائي.Mohamed Nour, FilFan interview
Asked what WAMA meant to him, he answered that it was everything: how the audience came to know him, and his friends.
Trivia
- He and Ahmed Fahmy studied violin; WAMA bandmates Nader Hamdy and Ahmed El Shamy studied piano and percussion respectively.
- He recalled playing alongside Cheb Khaled during his years of musical training.
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