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Ali Esmaeil

1922 – 1974

Egyptian musician and composer

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About Ali Esmaeil

Lived 1922 – 1974 (aged 51). Ali Esmaeil was an Egyptian composer.

Ali Ismael (; 28 December 1922 – 16 June 1974) was an Egyptian musician and composer. He is famous for his Egyptian patriotic songs. Ismael also wrote the music for the national anthem of Palestine, with lyrics by Said Al Muzayin.

His compositions are used in over 350 Egyptian movies; he died in Cairo.

Regional work Ali is also the composer of the Palestinian national anthem.

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Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts
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Ali Ismael

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Ali Esmaeil?

Egyptian musician and composer (1922–1974)

When was Ali Esmaeil born?

Ali Esmaeil was born on 28 December 1922.

When did Ali Esmaeil die?

Ali Esmaeil died on 16 June 1974 in Cairo.

What was Ali Esmaeil's occupation?

Ali Esmaeil was a composer.

What nationality was Ali Esmaeil?

Ali Esmaeil was Egyptian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ali Esmaeil

· Wikidata: Q150314

· DBpedia: Ali Ismael

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