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Ali Bouhamad

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Ali Ahmed Al Bouhamad (; b. 1992), known as Ali Bouhamad or Ali Bohamad, is an Islamic eulogy reciter, music producer and composer from Kuwait.

Biography Bouhamad was born in the city of Kuwait. He hails from a Ahsa'i family that migrated to Kuwait in the late 19th-century. Bouhamad grew up within a conservative religious family, that founded a Hussainiya of their own in 1952, known as Hussainiyat Al Buhamad (The Hussainiya of the family of Bouhamad).

He began reciting in local Hussainiyas in Kuwait, namely his family's Hussainiya. Then as he began to gain fame, he began to get invited to recite across the Islamic world. He released his first album single in 2017, gaining millions of views to his video clips on his YouTube channel. His elegies have been featured on various religious TV channels and aired on a number of religious radio broadcasts.

He recites frequently in Kuwait, Iraq, London, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, and has previously recited in Sweden, and Lebanon.

Discography

Studio albums

Hayat w Mowt (Life and Death) (2019) Hikaya (The Story) (2020) Ya Malik Hel Omor (My all) (2021) Kol al Toroq (All Roads) (2022) Sayyidi Ya Husayn (My master Husayn) (2023)

Music videos

Muharram Participations

Personal life Bouhamad was married and has three children. His wife, died due to a vehicular accident in Kuwait, near the Kuwait-Iraq border, as she was on her way to make pilgrimage in Iraq, on Saturday, July 20th, 2024.

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· Wikidata: Q126173114

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