Lebanese singer Fadl Chaker released a new music video entitled “Waynak Habib” for the occasion of the Valentine’s Day.
The song is composed by Ayman Koumayha and it was arranged and mixed by Omar El Sabagh.
This music video is the singer’s first one in nine years after “Ma Assddaa” in 2012.
Last week, the singer released a new song “Leeh”, using the Khaliji (Gulf) dialect.
He posted a photo of the song poster on his Instagram channel, saying that the song “Leeh”, was written by Emirati poet Jinan and composed by Ziad Youssef.
The Lebanese singer was recently sentenced to 22-years in prison in absentia and stripped of his civil rights by the Lebanese Military Court, headed by Brigadier General Mounir Shehadeh.
The court issued two judgments in absentia against him. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison for providing logistical services to terrorists, according to the National News Agency.
Also, he was sentenced to 7 years in prison and fined 5,000,000 liras for financing the Ahmed Al-Assir armed group and providing them money for weapons and ammunition.
The artist had retired from singing at the end of 2012 and associated his name with the Salafist group Ahmed Al-Asir before reappearing and resuming his career in 2018.
This is not the first time for Chaker to be sentenced to prison. He was previously sentenced to five years in 2016, as well as 15 years of imprisonment in the case of “Abra Events” between the Lebanese army and the Ahmed al-Assir group in 2017, but he obtained an acquittal in 2018.
