3 (with Ali Abd al-Karim), Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 2001. Itab 99, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1999. Haflat Talaviziyūn al-Kuwait, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1998. Maṭār al-ʿAin, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1997. Shikankari, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1995. Shī Lillāh, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1994.

Shawābīsh, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1992.ĭallaʿūk Ahlak, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1993. 2, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1990. 1, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1990.

1, Relax-In, 1989.Īshūr al-Aghānī, (also The Very Best of Itab) Vol. Ya Ḥubbī Lak, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1989.Īshūr al-Aghānī, (also The Very Best of Itab), Vol. Ṭair al-Saʿad, Intāj Mu’assasat Funūn al-Jazīra, 1988. Last modified September 30, 2020.Īsmar Wa ʿŪyūnu Wasīʿa, Intāj Maurifūn, 1980. These are considered unofficial recordings, and the artists permitted them. Like other Saudi fannānāt, recordings of Itab’s live performances at wedding parties in Saudi Arabia in the 1970’s and 1980’s circulated informally on cassette. This discography of Itab’s official albums was gleaned from on-line sources, including the Arabic Wikipedia page. Yā Fu’ādī Tahnā Lak Yurāḥ bil-Maḥabba Taṣbir Wāḥida wa ʿĀyisha Bata’allam wa Ḥayātī ʿIdhāb Wa Nādā ʿala Jallāsuh Khillu Ḥabībī Yaṭlaʿu Wa Arjaʿu Anā wa Qalbī wa al-ʿAin ʿAlaik Ḥurrās Wa Akhadht Anā min ʿInduh Filh wa ʿAnbar wa Ḥālī Mujamʿa Wa Adhūq Marār al-Buʿd Naẓratan li Khallānak Ṭalʿat Anā li-ʿIndu Laqaituh Sābil Shaʿaruh Qāl al-Fata bin Muʿjib Nazalat Baʿd al-Maghrib Mahma Taghannait Yā Badr Ḥilwa Yā Fattān Yirḍa wa Aṣbur ʿalā al-Ḥirmān Mā Lī Badran Salab ʿAqlī wa Rāḥ bil-Yadain al-Jawhar Mā Aḥlā Layālī Makka wa Fīhā al-Ṭār wa al-Miṣqāʿ Mā Aḥlā Layālī al-Sahra Yā Mālī wa al-Ḥilwa Fīha Yusmaʿa Li Man Jalas ʿala al-Dukka wa Qalbī Sawa Naḍḥaka Kaif Aslū Hawā Farḥī al-Wishāḥ Mukhjil al-Badr al-Azhar Jalas wa Huwa bi-Iḥsāsuh mā Bain Ahluh wa Nāsuh The transliterations of these song titles mixes Hijazi dialect (in which Tuha sang) and Modern Standard Arabic.īi al-ʿUyūn al-Salīma al-Ṣiḥāḥ Qad Ḥamā Siḥr ʿAnbarįī Hawā al-ʿAdhb min ʿIshq al-Mlāḥ in Bakā Ḥilw aw Murr Note: There is no standard way of transliterating the several dialects of the various Gulf countries and those within Saudi Arabia. “Tuha (Mughanīyya).” Last modified September 24, 2020. Tuha” by Abd al-Rahman al-Nasir, al-Riyadh, June 15, 2005, Wikipedia. Source: “Al-Fannāna Allatī Amtaʿatnā:Ṭawīlan. Some of these collaborative works are included below. She also collaborated with other artists, such as composer Fawzi Mahsun and poet Thuraya Qabil. Fortunately, many of her songs can be found on the internet. Her albums and tapes were rarely distributed outside of Saudi Arabia. Tuha composed over 300 works, and produced several short LP’s and cassettes. Edited by Isso Boulos, Virginia Danielson and Anne K.

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