Haifa Wahbi is placing the final touches on her upcoming album, but has yet chose a new production company, suggesting she may produce the album on her own.

According to the London based Elaph, despite the numerous offers she received after she ended her contract with �Rotana,’ the singer has not expressed any interest in a particular company.

It is expected the new album will be titled “Khalini Ma’ak� (Leave me with you), on which she cooperated with a number of prominent composers from Lebanon and Egypt.

The album will feature at least two songs for children.

On a different note, Haifa revealed that she will be planning her wedding in the near future, without disclosing any specific details. The singer said her fianc?©e has the characteristics she has been looking for in a partner, describing him as the man of her dreams.

Haifa said her husband to be does not distinguish between Haifa the singer and Haifa the person.

He gives her the feeling of real security and makes her feel as if she can face anything as long as he is by her side, said Haifa.

The singer said she intends to have another child. Her only daughter, Zeinab, lives with Haifa’s ex-husband.

Previously, Haifa was asked about the rumor of wedding bells ringing and she said that marriage is something that is determined by faith, and when the time is right and she finds the right person, she will gladly announce the news publicly.

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Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi revealed that she will be planning her wedding in the near future, without disclosing any specific details. The singer said her fianc?©e has the characteristics she has been looking for in a partner, describing him as the man of her dreams.

According to the London based, Dar Al Hayat, Haifa said her husband to be does not distinguish between Haifa the singer and Haifa the person.
He gives her the feeling of real security and makes her feel as if she can face anything as long as he is by her side, said Haifa.

The singer said she intends to have another child. Her only daughter, Zeinab, lives with Haifa’s ex-husband.

Previously, Haifa was asked about the rumor of wedding bells ringing and she said that marriage is something that is determined by faith, and when the time is right and she finds the right person, she will gladly announce the news publicly.

On a different note, upon her arrival at Cairo Airport Haifa became enraged when a journalist asked her if she fasted during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Haifa demanded the photographers stop taking photographs, and she faced the journalist and told him that she is a Muslim woman and has always fasted during the holy month since she was a child, as well as during other times during the year. She follows the teachings of Islam, and during the month of Ramadan she becomes very connected with God, added Haifa. The journalist apologized to the singer for his inappropriate question.

Haifa held concerts in Cairo on the first day of the Muslim holiday Eid El Fitr, after which she returned to Lebanon to spend the rest of the holiday with her family.

An expression of extreme anger appeared on the face of Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi when she was suddenly faced with an embarrassing and personal question by one of the journalists upon her arrival at Cairo Airport. A journalist had asked her if she fasts during the holy month of Ramadan.

Haifa became angry and demanded the photographers at the airport to stop taking filming and then faced the journalist with the signs of anger all over her face and told him that she is a Muslim woman and has since she was a child always fasted during the holy month, as well as during other times during the year.

She added that during the month of Ramadan she follows all the teaching of Islam and is becomes very connected with God.

The journalist on his turn apologized to the singer for his inappropriate question and began asking her general questions.

Haifa held two concerts in Cairo and will hold a third on the first day of the Muslim holiday Eid El Fitr, after which she will return to Lebanon to spend the rest of the holidays with her family.

On a different note, Wahbi appeared as a guest on a program aired on the Lebanese satellite channel �New TV’ and refused to be intimidated by host Nishian, known for intimidating his guests by talking about personal matters.

On the program, Haifa appeared very relaxed and did not give Nishian the satisfaction of making her reveal personal matters. Haifa had drawn her lines and refused to go beyond them, asserting, “Personal matters are private.�

When asked about the rumor of wedding bells ringing in the near future she simply said that marriage is something that is determined by faith and when the time is right, and she finds the right person, she will gladly announce the news publicly.

Haifa also made it clear to Nishian not to ask her about people whim whom she has had disputes.
Haifa talked about death and how she fears it will take away those she loves most from her. She also stated that she misses her brother who died at the age of 24, and by his death she lost her sense of real security.

Song writer Sameer Al Taer has submitted a complaint to the Music Composers and Writers Association accusing Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi, writer Nader Abdullah, and the singer’s production company of stealing the title of his song “Ghairt Hayati� (I changed my life).

Sameer claims that he is the owner of the song and had written it especially for prominent Syrian singer Mayada Al Hinawi , who had sang it over ten years ago, adding that it had acquired significant success. He stressed that everyone knows he is the writer of the song and he could not understand why Haifa and Nader would claim otherwise.

Sameer stated that Haifa and Nader were very daring when they used his title for Haifa’s song and believes his rights should be protected stressing that it is not legal for any singer to steal the title of songs by other singers and claim it is an original.

According to the London based weekly, Laha, Sameer insists on taking legal actions against Haifa because he feels his rights as a writer have been violated.

On a different note, Haifa’s concert on the prestigious Carthage Stage in Tunisia witnessed significant success, drawing a crowd of over 13 thousand.

The concert was organized by the Tunisian Youth Foundation and the Tunisian media acclaimed her extraordinary performance.

Haifa expressed her gratitude for the recognition she received for her performance and said she did not expect such a large crowd to attend. She thanked everyone for showing support for her and her country.

Haifa donated a large sum of money toward the reconstruction of south Lebanon, which sustained the most destruction, caused the Israelis. A large portion of the money was allotted to Mahrouna, the singer’s hometown.

Haifa has also promised to support a number of families that have lost their homes and will provide temporary shelters.

Haifa Wahbi’s concert on the prestigious Carthage Stage in Tunisia witnessed significant success, drawing a crowd of over 13 thousand.

The concert was organized by the Tunisian Youth Foundation and the Tunisian media acclaimed her extraordinary performance.

Haifa expressed her gratitude for the recognition she received for her performance and said she did not expect such a large crowd to attend. She thanked everyone for showing support for her and her country.

Haifa donated a large sum of money toward the reconstruction of south Lebanon, which sustained the most destruction, caused the Israelis. A large portion of the money was allotted to Mahrouna, the singer’s hometown.

Haifa has also promised to support a number of families that have lost their homes and will provide temporary shelters.

On a different note, Egyptian Parliament member Radi, from the Islamists party, has withdrawn his request that Egypt ban both Lebanese singers Haifa and Nancy Ajram from holding performances in Egypt.

Radi first submitted his request due to his party’s disapproval of the singers’ seductive attire, claiming it may provoke inappropriate thoughts and behavior.

The Islamist party changed its position after the patriotism both stars exhibited by refusing to perform or engage in any entertainment activities while their country was under attack by Israel. Radi stated that he considered the decision of Nancy and Haifa to be a noble one that reflects their true character, reported the London based daily, Al Sharq Al Awsat.

Haifa welcomed the decision not to ban her and Nancy, and thanked Radi for showing consideration and understanding of the message she and her colleagues are trying to convey in support of Lebanon.

Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi has cancelled her participation in an enormous event that took place in Italy. The singer had apologized for not being able to attend the event, in which she was to sing alongside internationally well-known singer Shagy.

Haifa stressed that she turned down the participation based on the recent decision she made of not holding any form of entertainment event either in the Arab world or abroad due to the recent suffering her country, Lebanon, underwent during its war with Israel.

The singer stated that she will only return to holding performances when all the effects of war are gone and life in Lebanon returns to normal.

According to the London based Elaph, in complete secrecy, Haifa donated a very large sum of money for reconstruction of southern Lebanon, which is where the most damage caused at the hands of the Israelis. A large portion of the money was given to the town of Mahrouna, which is where the singer is from.

Haifa has also vowed to financially support a number of families that have lost their homes and will be providing temporary shelters for them from her own expense.

On a different note, Egyptian Parliament member Radi, from the Islamists party, has withdrawn his request that Egypt ban both Lebanese singers Haifa and Nancy Ajram from holding any performances in Egypt.

Radi first submitted his request due to his party’s disapproval of the singers’ seductive attire, claiming it may provoke inappropriate thoughts and behavior.

The Islamist party changed its position after the patriotism both stars exhibited by refusing to perform or engage in any entertainment activities while their country is under attack by Israel. Radi stated that he considered the decision of Nancy and Haifa to be a noble one that reflects their true character, reported the London based daily, Al Sharq Al Awsat.

Haifa welcomed the decision not to ban her and Nancy, and thanked Radi for showing consideration and understanding of the message she and her colleagues are trying to convey in support of Lebanon.

Recently Haifa appeared on the Egyptian satellite television channel Nile TV to host a special two hour program to raise emergency funds to help support Lebanese civilians injured by the Israeli raids.

Haifa asserts that Lebanese artists can play an important role, whether from within Lebanon or outside to help their country during this crisis. The singer fled from Lebanon through Syria a few days after Israel invaded.