Syrian singer Mahmoud Fakhri Al-Haddad published a video of a young Syrian man working in a vegetable store, chanting a religious recitation in a sweet and spontaneous voice.
The video was widely admired and spread among activists on social media.
Singer Haddad commented on the video that the young man, called Alaa, said: “He hesitated a lot before they filmed, and do you know who he is afraid of? People are afraid that you will not accept people’s fear of bullying him for his simplicity, Alaa works at night on the plain, which is a night guard.. God bless you.”
Haddad attached the comment with the hashtag #Syria: The birth of talents.
The video received a great response, as a large number of people supported the young Alaa.
And the Palestinian artist and producer, and a doctor of brain sciences, Dalal Abu Amneh, commented on the video, “God is God for Syria and the people of Syria.”
As activist Walid Masoud wrote, “Glory be to the Creator, the Giver..indeed..a maddening voice, as I said…awesome..awesome.. I was filled with music without decisions, and very beautiful answers…and all without showing fatigue.” .. God be upon you for this wonderful discovery… Definitely adopt this talent. Definitely forbidden. This voice is not invested …. Mr. Mahmoud, the wonderful voice (Karam Mahmoud Syria), the beautiful one discovers and sees beauty.. Thank you very much.”