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Sheikh Ehab Younis

Sufism

Ehab Younis is an Egyptian munshid and graduate of Al-Azhar University who sang for years in the ensemble of Sheikh Mamdouh Abdel Galil before founding his own group in 2007. He performs religious inshad and madih.

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Sheikh Ehab Younis

Ehab Younis is an Egyptian munshid and graduate of Al-Azhar University who sang for years in the ensemble of Sheikh Mamdouh Abdel Galil before founding his own group in 2007. He performs religious inshad and madih.

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