Recently, the Emirati artist Ahlam has become the talk of social media after releasing her new album "Fadwa Oyounik," which was launched in two parts, each achieving significant success. She continues to reap the rewards of its success.
Ahlam shared with her followers on her personal Twitter account a tweet in which she revealed receiving a special new commendation, stating: "It is an honor and a badge of pride for me to receive congratulations from the esteemed lady, Mrs. Ahed bint Abdullah Al-Busaidi, the wife of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq bin Taimur Al-Busaidi. May God preserve and protect them both for my album Fadwa Oyounik. The official message from Her Majesty is a token in my heart that I will forever be indebted to her. Thank you from my heart."
Her tweet was met with numerous comments from her followers and fans, indicating that she deserves this recognition due to her album's success and her status as a distinguished artist. Notably, Ahlam made a writing mistake that prompted some followers to correct her regarding the name of the Sultan of Oman.
Ahlam has been attentive to every detail of the album, especially her appearances, and after the album's success, she announced the launch of a website through a tweet saying, "The site will be something new with exclusive songs, exclusive conferences, and new things I will tell you about after the album CD2. Thank you."
Following the release of Ahlam's album, there was online controversy between her and the artist Asala Nasri, with some commenting that it might reignite their disputes. After discussing the issues, Ahlam responded to one site, asking it to focus on the success of her album, indicating that she would not engage in controversies.
It is worth noting that Mrs. Ahed Al-Busaidi is the wife of the Sultan of Oman, Haitham bin Tariq. She was born in Muscat Governorate to a distinguished family that traces its lineage back to Imam Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Busaidi, the founder of the Al-Busaidi dynasty. She has dedicated her life to her family while raising her children on Omani principles and values, in addition to deepening her knowledge of human and social sciences, which she views as a scientific entry point for understanding human societies.
