Khorfakkan hosts Eid Al Etihad concert with top performers

The evening formed part of Sharjah’s Eid Al Etihad celebrations, embodying the spirit of pride and loyalty to the nation’s journey since its founding. The amphitheatre was filled with an audience who celebrated the UAE’s history and milestones, recalling the moment the nation united under one flag after decades of dedication and development under wise leadership. The concert created a vibrant national tableau that mirrored the UAE’s deep-rooted place in the hearts of its people.

Al Jasmi ignites the amphitheatre

Hussain Al Jasmi said that performing at the Eid Al Etihad celebrations at Khorfakkan Amphitheatre was a moment close to his heart, expressing his great happiness at being among the audience in such a beautiful setting. He added that the nation’s celebrations are a glorious and meaningful occasion for all, noting the remarkable turnout that reflected the public’s affection. Al Jasmi said the amphitheatre stands out for its design and artistic direction. He presented a selection of older songs linked to Khorfakkan’s heritage, alongside patriotic and romantic works. His performance included favourites such as “Ahwak lel Mout”, “Hami Al Dar”, “Ya Taj”, “Bahr Al Shawq”, “Qased”, “Balligh Habibak”, “Al Shaki”, “Raa’ak Allah”, “Al Jabal”, “Al Gharqan”, “Hitta Min Albi”, “Bel Bont Al Areed”, “Fagadtak”, “Barawah”, and “Bahebak Weheshteeni”.

Fouad Abdelwahed weaves melodies

Fouad Abdelwahed said participating in the national evening at Khorfakkan Amphitheatre was a source of pride and honour, affirming that the beloved UAE enjoys safety and stability under its wise leadership and its kind people. He added that performing on such a grand stage and bringing joy to the audience on this national occasion was a privilege. Abdelwahed noted that he came with a collection of songs that carry old memories, along with new works loved by the audience, who interacted enthusiastically throughout the night. His set included favourites such as “Million Marra”, “Khayalat Al Qisas”, “Ghosn Al Qana”, “Asmar Abar”, “Awsafak Ajab”, “Kel Ahebak”, “Ta’allam”, “Al Oyoon Al Soud”, “Allah Jabak”, “Dhaq Al Ghamam”, “Ana Sawtak”, “Sammara”, “Mohtaar/Yalba’eed”, “Leila”, and “Yadar”.

An architectural gem of the East Coast

Khorfakkan Amphitheatre is one of Sharjah’s most prominent cultural and tourist landmarks. Its architectural design is inspired by Roman theatres, and its unique location at the foot of the mountain overlooking Khorfakkan Bay makes it an ideal venue for concerts, theatrical performances, and major festivals. Since its opening, the amphitheatre has continued to establish its reputation as a leading artistic platform that attracts major performers and presents musical and cultural experiences that enrich Sharjah’s artistic and tourism landscape.