Ayed (singer)

Ayed achieved his first top-five entry on the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry's The Official MENA Chart with "Tjyny," from his second studio album Kl ālkhṭā (2022). In October 2023, "Kārah nafsī" achieved Ayed's best Middle Eastern chart position (#2), as well as his first number one in Saudi Arabia. Ayed's third album of new material, entitled Āyiḍ 2025, was released in April 2025. Four of the album's seven tracks appeared in the national top ten simultaneously. == Discography ==

Studio albums • 2018 – Thmān ālām • 2022 – Kl ālkhṭā • 2025 – ʻĀyiḍ 2025 Extended plays • 2016 – ʻĀyiḍ 2016 • 2018 – Bi-al-mawt jā Singles • 2015 – Nsytny • 2015 – Sāqy ālʻṭsh • 2016 – Qlyl-ālshwf • 2016 – Mūdī khwsh • 2016 – Ḍāʻat ayyāmī (with Jassem Mohammed) • 2016 – Mā ʻalá • 2017 – Wyny anā • 2017 – Ghaṣb ʻuniya • 2017 – ʻAjz ṣabrī • 2017 – Tlkhbṭ • 2017 – ʻInān al-samā • 2018 – Anā wlht • 2018 – Qdhā • 2019 – Lā tbāly • 2019 – Dwk qalbī • 2019 – Yālrbʻ • 2019 – Wa-allāh mā yrmsh • 2019 – Li-mādhā • 2019 – Bi-lā adny sabab • 2020 – Fwwḍt anā • 2020 – Fī dhākirat al-ẓill • 2020 – ʻAdl Rabī • 2020 – Yā hyh • 2020 – Tastāhilīn akthar • 2020 – Ghṭrfy yānjd • 2020 – Al-amānī • 2020 – Ḥulw al-kalām • 2021 – Bṣd • 2021 – Yā Muḥammad (with Nayef Al-Nayef) • 2021 – Lāḥwl wlāqwh • 2022 – Tabāraka qalbī • 2022 – Tdryn • 2022 – Frqty • 2022 – Saʻūdīyūn • 2022 – Allāh maʻak yā akhḍar • 2023 – Ilá Allāh • 2023 – Shāʼa Rabī (with Fahd Al-Salem) • 2023 – Ahlan wsʻdan (with Humood AlKhudher) • 2023 – Narjiʻ nltqy • 2023 – Tjyny rymks • 2023 – Kārah nafsī • 2023 – Rdy • 2024 – ʻĀlam al-ʻushshāq (with Khalid Muthafar) • 2024 – Lmāḥ • 2024 – Māhdā bālī • 2025 – Ajrḥ min al-būm ʻĀyiḍ • 2025 – Ḥbby laka wa ḥub al-Kuwayt ==References==