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Jannat Mahid (Arabic: جنات مهيد; born 6 January 1986), known by her stage name Jannat (Arabic: جنات, Moroccan Arabic: [ʒænnæt], Egyptian Arabic: [ɡænˈnæːt]); is a Moroccan- [3] singer and actress. She was born in Morocco and presently living and performing in Egypt. Jannat sings in Egyptian Arabic. She is one of the most prominent young female singers in the Arab world. Jannat participated for the first time in a singing competition in Morocco entitled "Stars of Tomorrow" when she reached the age of eight. She stood on stage accompanied by a musical band and won the first prize. After that, she performed in local singing competitions. Upon reaching the age of fifteen, she participated in the Dubai Nights Festival and won the award for best singing voice in the Arab world in 2000. After that, she received an invitation from Mrs. Ratiba El-Hefny, director of the Cairo Opera House, to participate in a concert in the Grand Theater, and that was the first time that she stood in front of the Egyptian public.

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During her participation in the opera house, producer Ahmed Desouki noticed her talent and vocal ability, and determined to deal with her. but she was fifteen years old, and still continuing her education in Morocco, which caused difficulty in completing the contract between them. After completing her studies and obtaining a university degree in business administration, Jannat devoted herself entirely to singing. She released her first song "Efhamny Habiby" in 2004 and she filmed it in a music video.

Jannat contracted with producer Ahmed Desouki, owner of Good News 4 Music, in 2005. In 2006, Desouki produced her first studio album Elli Beny W Benak and in the same year, she released a music video for the song "Aktar Min Sana". Jannat released her second album Hob Emtelak in 2009. In 2013, Rotana Records released Jannat's third album Hob Gamed. In 2016, Jannat released her fourth album Be Nafs El Kalam. Jannat filmed a number of her most successful songs in a music video. She also sang in many Egyptian drama series, including: Zohra w Azwagha El Khamsa, Woman's diary with a Bad Reputation and Hekayat w Beneshha.

Jannat gained the admiration of the masses through the album Elli Beny W Benak, which won many awards. Her second album, Hob Emtelak, gained the highest sales rate and through it, she won the Middle East Music Award and the Arab Radio and Television Network Award.

Jannat recently released a Moroccan national song, "Mama Africa", on the occasion of the return of Morocco to the African Union, accompanied by African stars. In 2020, she released her fifth album Ana Fe Entezarak.

Biography

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Early life

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Jannat grew up with three siblings. She was the youngest and only girl among them. Jannat's passion for singing was revealed early, when she attracted attention of her parents at age 5, repeating songs of Umm Kulthum and Mohammed Abdel Wahab. Supported by her family (namely her mother who is a retired singer), she started performing by the age of 8 when she participated and won in a national Moroccan music competition. Later she took part of a TV broadcast "Noujoum Al Ghad" (Stars Of Tomorrow, 2M TV). Jannat also won in another 3 music competitions in Morocco. She decided to travel to the Middle East in an attempt to pursue her success, fame and stardom.[4]

In 2000, Jannat won the first place (Best Arabic Voice) in "Layali Dubai", part of Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF). She also won in competition in Alexandria. Noticed by Ratiba El-Hefny, she was invited to sing as an honored guest in Cairo Congress of Arab Music.[5] Jannat then found herself on the stage of the Cairo Opera House, co-performing with Majida El Roumi, Wadih El Safi and Sabah Fakhri. After that she stopped her artistic activity until she took a certificate in Business and International Marketing.

Personal life

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In 2017, Jannat married Egyptian lawyer Mohamed Othman Noman. She has two daughters with him[citation needed].

Career

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Jannat started singing professionally and released her first song "Efhamny Habiby" in 2004, which had a music video filmed as well. At that time, the producer Ahmed Desouki was seeking new voices. He liked Jannat's voice and signed a contract with her in 2005. After that, Jannat started to prepare for her new album Elli Beny W Benak to be issued in 2006. The preparation of the album took a year and half due to the desire of the producer to achieve success with the album, thus spending a lot of time perfecting it. Jannat recorded 21 songs however the album had only contained 10 of them. The album had achieved success and she made a music video for the song "Aktar Min Sana".[6] The album songs were a collection of romantic and sad songs that described a woman's powerful feelings.[7]

Jannat released other albums with the label Good News 4 Music: GoodNews4Music Vol.1 and Hob Emtelak, which they had great success in Egypt and in the Arab World. Jannat was then ranked as one of the best upcoming artists in the Middle East.

In 2012, Jannat signed with the famous Arabian pop label Rotana for a "three albums" deal. At the time of signing, she already produced herself the first album Hob Gamed, which gave Jannat international success and her hit "El Badi Azlam" along "Hob Gamed"[8] made her travel many countries. She had several concerts performing her songs "Hala Febrayer" in Koweit and "Souq Waqif" in Doha. Hob Gamed was also a bestseller and had significant selling figures in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

In 2016, Jannat released her 4th studio album Be Nafs El Kalam.

On August 14, 2020, Jannat released her 5th studio album Ana Fe Entezarak.

Discography

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Studio albums

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Other albums

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  • 2008: Good News 4 Music Vol.1 (with the song "Habibi 'ala Neyato")

Singles

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Elly Beny W Benak 2005 version which is not documented and has no online trace. This version is in a higher key and slightly faster than the later album version of 2006.
Elly Beny W Benak 2006 album version.
Single Lyrics Composer Production Year Album
Efhamny habebe Hany Abd El-Kerim Walid Sa'ad Jannat 2004
Elli Beny W Benak Khaled Muneer; Nadir Abdullah Mohamed Raheem Good News 4 Music 2005 (single; a different mix than the album version of 2006)
Aktar Min Sana Nader Abdallah Mohamed Yehia Good News 4 Music 2006 Elli Beny W Benak
Bahebak Khaled Amiin Mohamed Rahiim Good News 4 Music 2007 Elli Beny W Benak
Habiby 3ala Neyatoh Bahaa El-Dein Mohamed Mohamed El-Sawy Good News 4 Music 2008
Ana Donyetoh Nader AbdAllah Walid Sa'ad Good News 4 Music 2009 Hob Emtelak
Hob Gamed Aziz El Shaf3i Aziz El Shaf3i Rotana 2013 Hob Gamed
El Bady Azlam Tamer Hossein Asshraf Salem Rotana 2013 Hob Gamed
Waheshny Aziz El Shaf3i Aziz El Shaf3i Rotana 2014 Hob Gamed
Agbany Shakhsito Salama Ali Mohamed Yahia Rotana 2015

Other songs

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  • 2011: Gawaz Safary, (Lyrics: Wael Gheriany, composer: Ashraf Salem)
  • 2011: Ramadan, (Lyrics: Wael Gheriany, composer: Ashraf Salem)
  • 2013: Qess El Nes2 Fel Quran, (Lyrics: Mohamed Bahget, composer: Mahmoud Tal'at)
  • 2014: Estahmlny, (Lyrics: Ahmed Baree2, composer: Mohamed El-Sawy)
  • 2015: Ehtmamy fek
  • 2016: Lel farah Melad
  • 2016: Ehna El Hayah, (Lyrics : Mohammed El Bogha, composer: Mohammed Yahya)

Videography

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  • 2004: Efhamny Habiby, Directed by : Yasser Sami
  • 2006: Aktar Min Sana, Directed by : Mohamed Gom'a
  • 2007: Bahebak, Directed by : Mohamed Gom'a
  • 2009: Ana Donyetoh, Directed by : Mohamed Gom'a
  • 2011: Gawaz Safary, Directed By : Mohamed Gom'a
  • 2013: El Bady Azlam, Directed by : Waleed Nassif
  • 2014: Hob Gamed, Directed by : Waleed Nassif
  • 2014: Waheshny, Directed by : Waleed Nassif
  • 2016: Ehna El Hayah, Directed by : Said El Farouk
  • 2016: Aiza Arrab

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Jannat Mahid (Arabic: جنات مهيد; born 6 January 1986), known professionally as Jannat, is a Moroccan singer and actress. Born in Mohammedia, Morocco, she began singing at age five and gained initial recognition by participating in the Arabic talent competition Super Star in 2004, where she placed eighth. Jannat sings primarily in Egyptian Arabic and has become one of the most prominent female artists in the Arab world, releasing successful albums such as her debut Elli Beny W Benak (2006) and Hob Emtelak (2008), the latter earning her the Middle East Music Award. As of 2024, she continues to release music in both Egyptian and Moroccan dialects, including the hit "Wahda Wahda".

Biography

Early life

Jannat Mahid was born on January 6, 1986, in , , into a Moroccan family. She grew up with three siblings as the youngest and only girl in the household. During her childhood in , Jannat developed an early passion for singing, with her parents noticing her talent as young as age five when she would imitate songs by legendary artist . This interest blossomed around age eight, leading her to perform publicly for the first time. At age eight, Jannat gained her initial public recognition by winning the "Stars of Tomorrow" talent show in Morocco, where she performed on stage with a musical band and took first prize. This early success marked the beginning of her exposure in local competitions. In 2000, at age 14, she participated in the Layali Dubai Festival as part of the Dubai Shopping Festival and won the Best Arabic Voice award.

Personal life

Jannat completed a university degree in in , after which she dedicated herself fully to her musical pursuits. In 2017, she married Egyptian lawyer Mohamed Othman Noman in a ceremony held in . The couple welcomed their first daughter, named Jannat, in May 2019, followed by their second daughter, Julia, in August 2020. Jannat relocated to following her rise in the music industry there, where she has since established her primary residence and continues to perform regularly. In public appearances, Jannat has shared that she maintains balance between her family life and career by approaching her responsibilities with focus and composure, as highlighted during a television segment where she performed alongside her daughters.

Career

Debut and breakthrough

Jannat's breakthrough began with her early exposure in singing competitions, which opened doors to prestigious performances. In , at the age of 14, she won first place for Best Arabic Voice at the "Layali Dubai" event during the , catching the attention of Ratiba El-Hefny, founder of the Cairo Opera House. This led to an invitation to perform as an honored guest at the Cairo Congress of Arab Music, where she shared the stage with legendary artists including , , and , marking her initial foray into the broader Arab music scene. These experiences highlighted her vocal talent and provided crucial early performances that built her confidence as a young Moroccan artist. Her first professional singing opportunity came in 2004 with the release of her debut single "Efhamny Habiby," which she also featured in a , introducing her romantic pop style to audiences. Prior to this, Jannat had participated in local Moroccan competitions, including a national win at age eight in "Stars of Tomorrow," but the 2000 Dubai victory propelled her toward international recognition. In 2005, she signed her initial contract with producer Ahmed Desouki of the Egyptian label Good News 4 Music, who was scouting new talents and recognized her potential; this affiliation laid the foundation for her professional career before transitioning to major labels later. The release of her debut album Elli Beny W Benak in , produced by Desouki after a year and a half of preparation, solidified her entry into the industry and received positive reception for its catchy tracks and her emotive delivery, earning her admiration across the . The album's success helped establish Jannat as an emerging voice in Arabic pop, with songs like the title track gaining and fan appreciation. As a young Moroccan singer venturing into the Egyptian Arabic music market, Jannat faced challenges including balancing her ongoing with professional commitments, which delayed some early opportunities, and adapting to perform predominantly in the despite her North African roots. She eventually relocated to to pursue her career full-time, overcoming these hurdles to perform and record in , the hub of Arab music production.

Rise to prominence

Jannat's ascent in the Arab music industry accelerated following the release of her second studio album, Hob Emtelak, on April 15, 2009, which showcased her evolving vocal style and included tracks that resonated with audiences across the region, building on her initial breakthrough. The album, produced independently through Good News 4 Music, marked a pivotal step in establishing her as a rising talent in Egyptian Arabic pop. In 2012, Jannat signed a three-album contract with Rotana Records, the leading label, which provided greater resources for production and distribution, significantly boosting her commercial reach. This partnership culminated in the release of her third album, Hob Gamed, in 2013, featuring the title track as a standout single that captured widespread attention for its energetic and emotional . The song and album received positive critical reception and achieved notable commercial success, solidifying her presence in the mainstream Arab pop scene. Jannat continued her momentum with the fourth studio album, Be Nafs El Kalam, released on April 19, 2016, under Rotana, which included introspective tracks promoted through official music videos and targeted media campaigns to engage fans. During the , she focused primarily on solo releases, with occasional features on regional compilations that highlighted her versatility in contemporary Arabic pop. Her growing visibility was further amplified by live performances, including appearances at the 19th in in 2010 and the 20th edition in 2011, as well as concerts in cities like , helping to expand her fanbase throughout the .

Recent activities

In 2020, Jannat released her fifth studio album, Ana Fe Entezarak, on August 15, comprising 11 tracks that continued her signature blend of Arabic pop and romantic themes. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Jannat adapted by emphasizing digital releases and virtual promotions, aligning with broader industry shifts toward streaming platforms to maintain audience engagement without live performances. Post-2020, she issued several singles, including "Samak Zina" in 2025, which highlighted her versatility in contemporary Moroccan-influenced rhythms. In August 2025, Jannat dropped her sixth studio album, Aloum Ala Meen, featuring standout tracks like "Fat Bokra" and "Mobsouteen," distributed digitally via major platforms. That , she contributed the promotional single "El Wououd" (The Promises) for the animated film Oscar: Return of the Mammoth, marking her involvement in cinematic soundtracks. Jannat resumed live performances after pandemic restrictions eased, including a headline set at the Mawazine Festival in in June 2024, where she performed a mix of hits to large crowds. Her current releases are under Universal Music MENA, reflecting a shift from prior labels like Rotana. As of late 2025, Jannat has announced no major future projects beyond ongoing single promotions, focusing on sustaining her digital presence in the Arab music scene.

Artistry

Musical style

Jannat primarily sings in the dialect, a choice that distinguishes her as a Moroccan-born adapting to the dominant linguistic framework of contemporary . This dialect allows her to connect deeply with a broad audience, blending it seamlessly with her Moroccan roots to create a appeal. Her genre preferences center on a fusion of and romantic ballads infused with traditional elements, often characterized as Oriental Tarab—a style emphasizing timeless melodies that evoke emotional depth and longevity. Her vocal timbre is warm and compassionate, marked by an emotive delivery that excels in conveying the nuances of love songs, where subtle inflections and sustained notes heighten the intimacy of the . While specific details are not extensively documented in analyses, her technique relies on a distinctive, soulful quality that prioritizes emotional resonance over technical virtuosity, enabling her to navigate both upbeat tracks and poignant ballads with elegance. This signature style positions her within the realm of contemporary Arab pop, where her performances mirror the genre's emphasis on heartfelt expression and melodic accessibility, akin to the polished emotionalism found in regional hits. Over the course of her career, Jannat's musical reflects a shift from traditional influences in her early albums, such as the gold-certified Elli Beny W Benak (2006), to incorporating modern production techniques in later works, including electronic beats and contemporary arrangements in singles like "Wahda Wahda" () and her 2025 album Aloum Ala Meen. This progression highlights her adaptability, moving toward independent production post-2020 that integrates Moroccan rhythmic elements with Egyptian pop structures for a refreshed . Her approach maintains a focus on audience sensitivity, evolving her Tarab-rooted style into a more versatile, globally resonant form without abandoning its core emotional foundation.

Influences and legacy

Jannat's musical influences draw heavily from classical Arab icons, particularly and , whose songs she began imitating as a child around age five, captivating her family with renditions performed at home. Early in her career, she covered tracks by and Warda, blending these timeless styles with contemporary pop elements that shaped her artistic development. These inspirations reflect her exposure to Morocco's rich tradition of Arabic classics, often featured at weddings and cultural events, fostering her appreciation for emotive vocals and orchestral arrangements. As a Moroccan artist thriving in the Egyptian-dominated Arab music market, Jannat has made a notable cultural impact by adopting Egyptian Arabic for her lyrics and relocating to Cairo, where she built her career through collaborations with local producers and labels like Rotana. Her breakthrough albums, such as Elli Beny W Benak (2006) and Hob Emtelak (2009), achieved top sales and awards in Egypt and the broader region, positioning her as a cultural ambassador who bridges Maghrebi roots with pan-Arab pop sensibilities. This success highlights the permeability of the Egyptian music industry to North African talents, challenging its historical centrality while promoting cross-regional fusion. Jannat has contributed significantly to representation in Arab pop music, emerging as one of the most prominent young women in the field and inspiring a new generation of artists through her versatile output and public persona. Her achievements underscore the growing visibility of women navigating male-dominated production landscapes, with her story of perseverance—rooted in family support, including her mother's background as a singer—serving as a model for aspiring talents across the . Her legacy endures through a rapidly expanding fanbase that spans , , and the wider , evidenced by devoted supporters like long-time Egyptian admirers who attend her concerts and engage with her releases. Media portrayals consistently hail her as a leading voice among young female singers, amplifying her role in modernizing Arab pop while honoring classical traditions, and her work continues to influence emerging artists via fan covers and tributes on platforms like .

Discography

Studio albums

Jannat's debut studio album, Elli Beny W Benak, was released on July 12, 2006, by the Egyptian label Good News 4 Music. The album marked her entry into the Arabic pop scene and achieved gold certification in the as a debut release. It consists of 10 tracks blending romantic and emotional themes, with key songs including "Aktar Men Sana," "Bahebbak," and the title track "Elli Beny W Benak." The full track listing is as follows:
  • "Aktar Men Sana"
  • "Bahebbak"
  • "Gideed"
  • "Kelmet Bahebak"
  • "Lahza"
  • "Menni Leek"
  • "W Edert Teb'ed"
  • "Betmor Be Aazma"
  • "Elli Beny W Benak"
  • "Mageetsh Leh"
Her second studio album, Hob Emtelak, arrived on April 15, 2009, under EMI Music Arabia. This release featured 11 tracks focused on themes of love and possession, with standout songs such as "Hob Emtelak," "Ana Donyeto," and "Esmaa Kalamy." Production emphasized her in pop arrangements. The track listing includes:
  • "Ana Donyeto"
  • "Hob Emtelak"
  • "Aala Fekra"
  • "Esmaa Kalamy"
  • "Al Tefla Al Bari'a"
  • "Aashan Khatro"
  • "Domeny Bwayonak"
  • "Kan Lak"
  • "Ka3nak Rooh"
  • "El Hob Kayef Yetsagh"
  • "Mesh Farytet"
Jannat's third studio , Hob Gamed, was issued on May 8, 2013, by Rotana Records. The 13-track project highlighted intense romantic narratives, led by singles like "Hob Gamed" and "Ayeshni Aktar," which contributed to its recognition in regional awards. It solidified her prominence in the Arab market through Rotana's distribution. The track listing comprises:
  • "Keda Ya Habibi"
  • "Hob Gamed"
  • "Shokran Ala El Resala"
  • "Matkhafsh Men Bokra"
  • "Elbadi Azlam"
  • "Ayeshni Aktar"
  • "Awlad We Beit"
  • "Mesa Elgamal"
  • "Ana Nesetak"
  • "Fakrt Tol"
  • "Elnas Men Gedid"
  • "Enta Elgamal"
  • "Ya Rab"
The fourth album, Be Nafs El Kalam, followed on , , again with Rotana. This 10-track effort explored and heartbreak, featuring collaborations with songwriters like Nader Abdallah and composers including Khaled Azzam, achieving notable regional and digital traction in the . Key tracks include "Akhat Karar," "Aiza Araab," and the title song "Be Nafs El Kalam." Its track listing is:
  • "Aiza Araab"
  • "Akhat Karar"
  • "Akher Ahzani"
  • "Esal Megarab"
  • "Mish Regola"
  • "100 Dalel"
  • "Be Nafs Elkalam"
  • "Batal Teghani"
  • "Akid Zealet"
  • "Ya Qalb"
Jannat's fifth studio , Ana Fe Entezarak, was released on August 15, 2020, by Rotana, amid a shift toward digital platforms. The 11-track collection addressed modern themes of longing and resilience, with the title track and "Ewaa" garnering significant streaming views, such as over 8.5 million plays for "Ewaa" on as of 2023, reflecting its impact in the streaming era. The track listing features:
  • "Ana Fe Entezarak"
  • "Ewaa"
  • "Ahla Men El Ahlam"
  • "Demoo Webaket"
  • "Rayka"
  • "Elly Fe Baly"
  • "Men Laylaha L Nahar"
  • "El Hob De"
  • "Bas El Hob"
  • "Enty"
  • "Bas Ana"
Her sixth studio album, Aloum Ala Meen, was released on August 6, 2025, by Rotana Records. This 10-track album features themes of emotion and drama, with the title track "Aloum Ala Meen" released as the . The full track listing includes:
  • "Aloum Ala Meen"
  • "El-Noss Elli Yekhos"
  • "Min El Leilah"
  • "Kash Kash"
  • "Sabry Taal"
  • "Samak Zena"
  • "Ashyak Wahda"
  • "Eghlat"
  • "El Wo3ood"
  • "Ammy"

Singles

Jannat's singles have played a pivotal role in establishing her as a prominent voice in Arabic pop music, often serving as promotional launches for her albums while achieving independent success on regional charts and streaming platforms. Her debut single, Efhamny Habiby, released in , marked her entry into the industry with initial radio airplay across Egyptian and Moroccan stations, garnering attention for its emotional style and leading to her first production under Ahmed Desouki. This track laid the foundation for her professional , receiving positive reception in early Arab media outlets for its relatable themes of love and misunderstanding. In her mid-career phase, Aktar Min Sana (2006) emerged as a breakthrough hit from her debut album Elli Beni We Benak, topping several radio charts and accumulating over 10 million streams on platforms like by 2020, reflecting its enduring popularity in romantic pop genres. The single's music video, filmed in , enhanced its cultural reach, becoming a staple in regional playlists and contributing to Jannat's growing fanbase in the . Similarly, El Bady Azlam (2013), a lead track from Hob Gamed, achieved massive streaming success with over 78 million plays on as of 2025, peaking at number one on Rotana's charts and resonating culturally as an anthem of heartbreak and empowerment in contemporary music scenes. The title track Hob Gamed (2013), serving as the lead single for its namesake album, further solidified Jannat's prominence, earning nominations at the World Music Awards for Best Album and boosting her international profile through Rotana's distribution. It charted highly on pan-Arab platforms, with streaming metrics exceeding 20 million views, and was praised for blending traditional Arabic melodies with modern production, influencing subsequent pop releases in the region. Post-2020, singles from Ana Fe Entezarak highlighted her evolution, with the title track Ana Fe Entezarak (2020) amassing 2.1 million YouTube views shortly after release and entering top 10 positions on Apple Music's Arabic charts, symbolizing themes of longing amid the global pandemic's emotional landscape. More recent standalone singles, such as Eghlat (2025), continue this trajectory, topping Anghami's emerging hits chart with over 1.8 million streams as of November 2025, underscoring Jannat's sustained relevance in digital Arab music consumption.

Other contributions

Television and film songs

Jannat has made notable contributions to Egyptian television drama soundtracks, particularly as a vocalist for opening and closing themes, beginning in the late . Her proficiency in , honed after relocating to from , has been a key factor in her selection for these roles, allowing her to deliver authentic performances that resonate with local audiences and producers seeking dialect-specific talent. This expertise enabled her in the Egyptian market, where she quickly became a preferred choice for narrative-driven songs that enhance dramatic storytelling. Among her early works, Jannat performed the introductory theme for the 2010 comedy-drama series Zohra w Azwagha El Khamsa, starring Ghada Abdel Razek, which highlighted her versatile vocal style blending pop elements with emotional depth suitable for the show's humorous yet relatable tone. In 2015, she contributed the title song "Hekayat w Beneshha" to the series of the same name, a track composed by Mahmoud Tal'at that captured themes of everyday life and relationships, earning praise for its catchy melody and lyrical introspection. More recently, in 2024, she sang "Hobena W Hekayato" for the drama Baeina Etnein, a duet that underscored the series' romantic narrative and further solidified her role in Ramadan programming. These selections often involved collaboration with prominent Egyptian composers, emphasizing her ability to adapt to scripted contexts while maintaining her signature warmth. In film soundtracks, Jannat's involvement has been more selective but impactful, focusing on promotional and thematic songs. For the 2025 animated feature Oscar: Return of the Mammoth, she recorded "El Wououd" (The Promises) as the official theme, a poignant piece that aligns with the film's adventurous and familial motifs, composed to appeal to both children and adults. Her work in these projects has expanded her reach beyond standalone albums, exposing her music to millions through high-viewership broadcasts and theatrical releases, thereby enhancing her prominence in the broader Arab entertainment landscape.

Music videos

Jannat's music videos form a significant aspect of her visual , emphasizing themes of romance, heartbreak, and female empowerment, often featuring vibrant Egyptian locales and contemporary production styles that blend traditional aesthetics with modern . Her early works, produced under Ahmed Desouki's , marked her entry into the industry with simple yet evocative visuals that highlighted her youthful appeal and emotional depth. For instance, her debut single "Efhamny Habiby" (2004), directed by Sami, was shot in and portrayed a of longing and misunderstanding in a relationship, setting the tone for her romantic video style. Following her first album Elli Beni We Benak (2006), Jannat released videos for tracks like "Aktar Min Sana," directed by Mohamed Gom'a, which explored themes of and separation through intimate, shots in urban Egyptian settings, enhancing the song's melancholic melody. In 2007, "Bahebak," also helmed by Gom'a, shifted toward , depicting Jannat as a confident navigating romantic , filmed with dynamic and symbolic imagery of liberation. These early videos, totaling around four by 2008, were characterized by modest budgets and a focus on emotional authenticity, often released via Rotana and Good News 4 Music channels to promote her growing fanbase across the . The 2009 video for "Ana Donyetoh," from her second Hob Emtelak, continued the romantic motif but introduced more polished production, with scenes of emotional in modern settings, underscoring themes of personal longing, directed by Mohamed Gom'a. By 2013, with the release of her third Hob Gamed, Jannat's videos evolved into higher-profile productions under Rotana. The lead single "Hob Gamed," directed by Waleed Nassif, featured empowering visuals of Jannat from a toxic relationship, shot in diverse locations including deserts and cityscapes, symbolizing resilience and self-discovery. Similarly, "Al Badi Azlam" from the same , also directed by Nassif, delved into and in romance, using dramatic slow-motion sequences and bold wardrobe choices to amplify its feminist undertones. These videos contributed to the album's commercial success, amassing millions of views and solidifying her status in Arabic pop visuals. Entering the Be Nafs El Kalam era (2016), Jannat's videos maintained a focus on while incorporating depth. The title track "Be Nafs El Kalam," directed by Randa Alam, portrayed a story of verbal and emotional independence, filmed in contemporary Egyptian studios with sleek editing and choreography that resonated with themes of self-assertion in relationships. Additional videos from this period, such as "Waheshni," echoed romantic longing but with a stronger emphasis on personal growth. Overall, Jannat has produced approximately 10 by 2016, predominantly Egypt-based, which not only promoted her singles but also reinforced her image as a versatile artist blending vulnerability with strength in her visual . Since 2016, she has continued releasing videos, including "Ashyak Wahda" (2025), directed with modern aesthetics focusing on confidence and allure, and "Men El Leila" (2025), emphasizing nocturnal romance and emotional depth.

Awards and nominations

Major awards

Jannat has garnered several prestigious awards from key Arab music institutions, underscoring her commercial success and vocal prowess in the pop genre. Her breakthrough came with the 2009 release of her second studio album, Hob Emtelak, which topped sales charts across the region and earned her the Middle East Music Award, recognizing outstanding achievement in Arabic music production and performance. The same album also secured the Arab Radio and Television Network Award, highlighting its widespread broadcast impact and popularity on Arab media networks. Building on this momentum, Jannat won the ART Award for Best Single in 2009 for "Habibi Ala Neyatoh," a track from her debut album that captured 80% of votes from over 45,000 participants in a fan-driven poll, demonstrating her early fanbase strength. In 2010, she received the Best Arab Song honor at the , Film, and TV Awards for "Khallini Ahebbak," a that exemplified her ability to blend emotional with catchy melodies, further solidifying her status as a top vocalist. These accolades, presented at high-profile ceremonies in and , emphasize Jannat's role in elevating Moroccan talent within the broader Arab music landscape, with criteria focusing on sales, airplay, and artistic innovation.

Other honors

In 2000, at the age of 15, Jannat won first place for Best Arabic Voice at the Layali Dubai competition, part of the , marking an early breakthrough in her career. In 2013, she was nominated for Best Album at the , competing against prominent artists like , though she did not win. In 2024, Jannat was honored as the guest of honor at the ninth International Caftan Art Festival in , celebrating her contributions to Moroccan cultural expression through music.

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  8. https://www.arabiaweddings.com/luxury/real-weddings/jannat-and-mohammed-othmans-wedding
  9. https://see.news/jannat-welcomes-second-daughter
  10. https://see.news/jannat-dazzles-in-new-photo-session
  11. https://sbisiali.com/en/news/article/janat-sings-with-her-two-daughters-on-mona-el-shazlys-show
  12. https://see.news/jannat-to-perform-live-at-cairo-opera-house-on-feb-16
  13. https://see.news/jannat-wows-in-latest-photo-session
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  15. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x37u81
  16. https://genius.com/artists/Jannat/q/most-popular-album
  17. https://music.youtube.com/channel/UCQx8Ly6Yl2ZtsWxPAvKYbBA
  18. https://genius.com/albums/Jannat/Hob-emtelak/q/release-date
  19. https://www.allmusic.com/album/hob-emtelak-mw0001739574
  20. https://alchetron.com/Jannat
  21. https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jannat/%25D8%25AD%25D8%25A8_%25D8%25AC%25D8%25A7%25D9%2585%25D8%25AF__hob_gamed_.p/
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  27. https://www.albawaba.com/entertainment/jannat-performs-alexandria
  28. https://music.apple.com/us/album/ana-fe-entezarak/1599389211
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  32. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2tsjE6vXQc
  33. https://misrconnect.com/en/news/celebrities/jannat-releases-official-song-for-oscar-return-of-the-mammoth-titled-el-wououd-the-promises
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  61. http://skylimitproduction.com/production/jannat-habibi-ala-neyato-2008/
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  64. https://sbisiali.com/en/news/article/jannat-was-honored-at-the-international-caftan-art-festival
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