Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama continues intensive preparations for his new album, which is scheduled to be officially released during the summer season of 2026.
According to Lebanese artistic sources, the resumption of work on this project came after a series of postponements during the past period, as a result of the artistic and musical sector being affected by the difficult conditions caused by the Israeli war on Lebanon.
The artist is currently working on finishing the performance of the songs in the recording studios, and putting the final artistic touches on all the tracks of the project in preparation for the start of the release and promotion processes.
Details of the Egyptian options in the new album
Informed artistic sources revealed the features of the upcoming album, as it was decided that Ragheb Alama will present three songs entirely formulated in the Egyptian dialect as part of his new artistic project, in a clear production step aimed at enhancing his strong presence and expanding the spread of his works within the Arab music market.
It was learned that among these works are two songs titled "Habibi Anta" and "Halfatak Billah" in a new musical presentation and appearance, while the name of the third song in the Egyptian dialect has not yet been finalized, as it is still under study, comparison and choice between the artist and the team responsible for the production of the album.
Allama gives up his wealth to his children
On a personal level, the Lebanese artist earlier spoke about his legal decision to give up all his wealth, property and private property for the benefit of his children.
Allama stressed in televised statements that this decision stems from his great and absolute confidence in them and their good behavior as a result of the high education they received, explaining that he fully prefers to have all the properties in their hands and management directly instead of keeping them for himself.
In a related context, Ragheb Alama commented on the rumors and news circulating about his son Louay recently, following the spread and circulation of a fabricated and offensive video produced through artificial intelligence technologies.
Allama stressed through his official account on the "Instagram" platform his great and unwavering love for his two sons Khaled and Louay, and his keenness to provide them with continuous support and support in their personal and professional lives, expressing his great pride and pride in them and their continuous success in their fields.
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