Majid Al Mohandis

Majid Al Mohandis was born 25, October 1971 in Baghdad, Iraq. He studied Engineering in Baghdad, hence the nickname "Al Mohandis (المهندس)," which means "the engineer" in Arabic. He was raised in a large Muslim family, where he was diligent about work. Upon finishing his university studies, he maintained an interest in arts. Al Mohandis had always aspired to become a musician, despite his family's opposition and anger in the matter; he opposed his parents' desire, however, and finished his higher education besides his lifelong passion: Music. Majid even worked as a tailor for several years while chasing his artistic ambitions. It was then when he had bought himself his first 'oud to practice and evolve as a musician. He was a featured performer on the fourth season of Arab Idol in 2017. And in 2022 he joined the jury for Saudi Idol together with Aseel Abu Bakr, Ahlam, and Assala. ==Personal life==

He married a French woman with Tunisian descent, with whom he had his son Muhammed before divorce. He was given Saudi citizenship by King Abdullah in 2010, while he retained his Iraqi citizenship—amid criticism from some Iraqis. ==Discography==

Studio albums • "Mo Bas Ahebek" (2000) • "Enta Tejanen" (2001) • "Dagat Galby" (2002) • "Wahishni Moot" (2005) • "Enjaneat" (2006) • "Ensaa" (2008) • "Ezkerini" (2009) • "Layali Februrai" (2011) • "Ana Wayyak" (2013) • "Mohami" (2015) • "Febrayer ElKuwait 2015" (2015) • "Majid Almuhandis" (2015) • "Akh Qalby" (2016) • "Eldenya Dawaarah" (2018) • "Shahd El Hourouf" (2020) • "Wahish Al Denya" (2021) • "Meshtaqelak" (2022) • "Eateni Waqtan" (2022) • "Bdet Ateeb" (2023) Charted songs ==References==