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The Voice Ahla Sawt

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The Voice coaches
Series overview
The Voice Finalists
References

{{Infobox television|
| show_name = The Voice: Ahla Sawt
{{small|ذا فويس: أحلى صوت}}
| image = MBC-The-Voice-Season2-Logo.jpg
| genre = Reality television
|creator = John de Mol
| presenter = Aimée Sayah
Mohammad Kareem
Nadine Njeim
Arwa Gouda
| judges = Assi El Helani (1–present)
Sherine (1–3)
Saber Rebaï (1–3)
Kazem al-Saher (1–3)
Elissa (4–present)
Ahlam (4)
Mohamed Hamaki (4)

Nancy Ajram (5-Present)
Wael Kfoury (5-Present)

| country = {{flagicon|Arab World}} Arab world
| language = Arabic
| network = Middle East Broadcasting Center, Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International
| first_aired = 14 September 2012
| last_aired = present
| num_seasons = 4
| num_episodes= 56
| website = http://www.mbc.net/thevoice/
}}

The Voice: Ahla Sawt ({{lang-ar|ذا فويس: أحلى صوت}}) is the Arabic version of Dutch show The Voice of Holland created by John de Mol and produced by Talpa Media Group. The first season of Arab world's version of The Voice debuted on 14 September 2012 and was broadcast worldwide from Beirut, Lebanon via MBC 1, a pan-Arabian television station.^[1] Through an agreement, the show was also simulcast via LBCI's channels. This season's main host was Egyptian actor Mohammad Kareem ^[2] and Arwa Gouda. Nadine Njeim hosted from backstage.

The format of The Voice: Ahla Sawt has three stages, which are the blind auditions, the battle rounds, and the live performances. In the blind auditions, each contestant will be allowed to sing for 90 seconds with each of the coaches having their backs to the singer. When a coach wants a singer on their team, the coach presses a red button that results in the chair being turned around to reveal who the singer is to that coach and the singer joining their team. If two or more coaches turn around for that singer, the singer gets to decide which team they want to join. Each coach will have to select 12 singers to form their team from a group of 100 contestants.^[3]

Once the blind auditions finish, the battle rounds will begin where the coaches will pair two singers on each team to compete against each other singing the same song on stage. The coaches will then have to decide which contestant will stay and which will be eliminated. After a series of eliminations, live performances will occur where the public can decide which singer will represent the Arab World as "The Voice".

The winner of season 1 of The Voice Ahla Sawt was Murad Bouriki from Team Assi who received the highest number of votes beating out Yousra Mahnouch, Farid Ghannam, and Qusai Hatem.

Due to the high ratings and the big popularity the series got in the Arab World, MBC renewed the show for a second season which was aired in 2013. All 4 coaches of season 1 came back for season 2.

The second season premiered on Saturday, 28 December 2013.

The Voice Ahla Sawt seasons 1 and 2 were produced by Sony Pictures Television Arabia for MBC and Season 3 was produced by Talpa Middle East.

In season two, during an intense finale which drew millions of viewers across the Middle East and saw guest star Ricky Martin take the stage to perform his new songs "Adrenalina" and "Come With Me". Iraq's Sattar Saad from Team Kazem won the title after receiving the highest number of votes beating out Iraq's Simor Jalal, Egypt's Wahm and Syria's Hala Al Kaseer.^[4]^[5]

All four coaches once again returned for season three of The Voice Ahla Sawt, which started airing on MBC on 26 September 2015. On 26 December 2015, the winner of season three was Jordan's Nedaa Sharara from Team Sherine who beat out Lebanon's Christine Said from Team Kazem, Iraq's Ali Yousef from Team Assi, and Tunisia's Hamza Fadlaoui from Team Saber.

In 2015, a spin-off of the show featuring children as contestants debuted under the title The Voice Kids - Ahla Sawt.

In 2018, there was a change in the judging panel. The season 4 judges were Elissa, Mohamed Hamaki, Assi El Helani (who has not been replaced since season 1) and Ahlam. The title was won by Iraqi contestant Doumou' Tahseen from Team Ahlam.

The Voice coaches

{{flagicon|Iraq}} Kazem al-Saher - Iraqi composer-musician, singer and poet
{{flagicon|Egypt}} Sherine - Egyptian pop star and actress
{{flagicon|Lebanon}} Assi El Helani - Lebanese singer
{{flagicon|Tunisia}} Saber Rebaï - Tunisian composer-musician^[6]
{{flagicon|Egypt}} Mohamed Hamaki - Egyptian singer
{{flagicon|United Arab Emirates}} Ahlam - Emirati singer
{{flagicon|Lebanon}} Elissa - Lebanese singer
{{Flagicon|Lebanon}} Nancy Ajram - Lebanese singer
{{Flagicon|Lebanon}} Wael Kfoury - Lebanese singer

Series overview

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{{Color box|lightgreen|border=darkgray}} Team Kazem al-Saher
{{Color box|khaki|border=darkgray}} Team Sherine
{{Color box|salmon|border=darkgray}} Team Saber Rebaï
{{Color box|yellowgreen|border=darkgray}} Team Assi El Helani
{{Color box|lightskyblue|border=darkgray}} Team Mohamed Hamaki
{{Color box|orange|border=darkgray}} Team Ahlam
{{Color box|thistle|border=darkgray}} Team Elissa
{{Color box|#afeeee|||border=darkgray}} Team Wael Kfoury
{{Color box|pink|||border=darkgray}} Team Nancy Ajram

Season	Period	Winner	Runner-up	Other finalists	Winning coach	Host(s)	Coaches
Season	Period	Winner	Runner-up	Other finalists	Winning coach	Host(s)	1	2	3	4
1	14/09/2012 14/12/2012	Mourad Bouriki	Yousra Mahnouch	Qusai Hatem	Assi El Helani	Mohammed Kareem Arwa Goudeh Nadine Njeim	Assi
1	14/09/2012 14/12/2012	Mourad Bouriki	Yousra Mahnouch	Fareed Ghannam	Assi El Helani	Mohammed Kareem Arwa Goudeh Nadine Njeim
2	28/12/2013 29/03/2014	Sattar Saad	Hala Al Quasser	Simour Jalal	Kazem al-Saher	Mohammed Kareem Aimée Sayah Nadine Njeim
2	28/12/2013 29/03/2014	Sattar Saad	Hala Al Quasser	Wahm	Kazem al-Saher	Mohammed Kareem Aimée Sayah Nadine Njeim
3	27/09/2015 26/12/2015	Nedaa Sharara	Christine Saïd	Ali Youssef	Sherine	Aimée Sayah
3	27/09/2015 26/12/2015	Nedaa Sharara	Christine Saïd	Hamza Al Fadlaoui	Sherine	Aimée Sayah
4	10/02/2018 12/05/2018	Dumu' Tahseen	Issam Sarhan	Yusuf Sultan	Ahlam	Nardine Farag Badr Al Zaidan	Hela Melki
4	10/02/2018 12/05/2018	Dumu' Tahseen	Issam Sarhan	5	Ahlam		Hela Melki	TBA/TBA/2019 TBA/TBA/2019
Season	Period	Winner	Other Finalists	5	Winning Coach		Other Coaches	TBA/TBA/2019 TBA/TBA/2019			Channel
1	14 September – 14 December 2012	{{flagicon\|MAR}} Mourad Bouriki	{{flagicon\|MAR}} Farid Ghannam {{flagicon\|IRQ}} Qusai Hatem {{flagicon\|TUN}} Yousra Mahnouch	{{flagicon\|LBN}} Assi El Helani	{{flagicon\|IRQ}} Kazem al-Saher {{flagicon\|TUN}} Saber Rebaï {{flagicon\|EGY}} Sherine		LBCI MBC1
2	28 December 2013 – 29 March 2014	{{flagicon\|IRQ}} Sattar Saad	{{flagicon\|SYR}} Hala Al Qasser {{flagicon\|IRQ}} Simour Jalal {{flagicon\|EGY}} Wahm	{{flagicon\|IRQ}} Kazem al-Saher	{{flagicon\|LBN}} Assi El Helani {{flagicon\|TUN}} Saber Rebaï {{flagicon\|EGY}} Sherine		LBCI MBC1
3	27 September 2015 – 26 December 2015	{{flagicon\|JOR}} Nedaa Sharara	{{flagicon\|IRQ}} Ali Yousef {{flagicon\|LBN}}{{flagicon\|USA}} Christine Said {{flagicon\|TUN}} Hamza Al Fadlaoui	{{flagicon\|EGY}} Sherine	{{flagicon\|LBN}} Assi El Helani {{flagicon\|IRQ}} Kazem al-Saher {{flagicon\|TUN}} Saber Rebaï	MBC1 MBC Masr
4	10 February 2018 – 12 May 2018	{{flagicon\|IRQ}} Dumu' Tahseen	{{flagicon\|MAR}}Issam Sarhan {{flagicon\|KUW}}Yusuf Sultan {{flagicon\|TUN}}Hela Melki	{{flagicon\|UAE}} Ahlam	{{flagicon\|LBN}} Assi El Helani {{flagicon\|EGY}} Mohamed Hamaki {{flagicon\|LBN}} Elissa
5	2019 – 2019				Lebanon}} Wael Kfoury{{Flagicon\|Lebanon}} Elissa{{Flagicon\|Lebanon}}Nancy Ajram{{Flagicon\|Lebanon}}Assi El Helani

The Voice Finalists

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{{Color box|gold|border=darkgray}} – Winning coach and their team.

Winners are in bold, finalists in finale listed first, eliminated artists are in small font.

Season	Coaches
Season	{{nowrap\|Assi El Helani	{{nowrap\|Saber Rebaï	{{nowrap\|Sherine	{{nowrap\|Kazem al-Saher
1	{{flagicon\|Morocco}} Mourad Bouriki {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Mory Hatem {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Hassan Amarah {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Elie Asmar {{flagicon\|Algeria}} Marina Chebel {{flagicon\|Syria}} Inas Lattouf	{{flagicon\|Iraq}} Qusai Hatem {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Lamia Zaïdi {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Samer Abu Taleb {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Lamia Jamal {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Christian Abu Anni {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Mona Roukhachi	{{flagicon\|Morocco}} Farid Ghannam {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Mohammad Adli {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Enji Amin {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Abdel Azeem El Zahabi {{flagicon\|Saudi Arabia}} Alaa Ahmad {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Yousra Mansour	{{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Yousra Mahnouch {{flagicon\|Syria}} Nour Ereksousi {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Xriss Jor {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Rouba Khouri {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Roni Shemali {{flagicon\|Syria}} Rawdan Katrish
2	{{flagicon\|Syria}} Hala Al Qasser {{flagicon\|Iraq}} Adnan Bresim {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Ghazi Al-Amir {{flagicon\|Syria}} Reem Mehrat {{flagicon\|Iraq}} Amer Tawfik {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Sahar Seddiki {{flagicon\|Lebanon}}{{flagicon\|Sweden}} Rabih Jaber {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Nadia Khaless	{{flagicon\|Iraq}} Simour Jalal {{flagicon\|Iraq}} Mohammed Fares {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Marwa Nagy {{flagicon\|Iraq}} Samer Al-Saeed {{flagicon\|Jordan}} Eyad al-Quassam {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Nancy Nasrallah {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Aïda Mohammed {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Hossam Hosny	{{flagicon\|Egypt}} Wahm {{flagicon\|Sudan}} Nile {{flagicon\|Iraq}} Karar Salah {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Khaled El-Khayat {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Mohamed Dahleb {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Mahmoud Tourabi {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Wael Al Muallem {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Alaa Fouad	{{flagicon\|Iraq}} Sattar Saad {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Khaoula Moujahid {{flagicon\|Syria}} Ammar Khattab {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Ahmad Hussein {{flagicon\|Syria}} Ghazi Khattab {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Ingrid Bawab {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Sanae Abdel-Hamid {{flagicon\|Iraq}}Mehvan Saleh
3	{{flagicon\|Iraq}} Ali Yousef {{flagicon\|Lebanon}}{{flagicon\|Australia}} Omar Dean {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Nayress Ben Gaga {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Rehab Saleh {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Ahmed Nasser {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Hossam Al Shami	{{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Hamza Al Fadlaoui {{flagicon\|Syria}} Aboud Barmada {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Mahrazia Al Tawil {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Jad Abi Haydar {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Ranine Al Shaar {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Abdulsamad Jabran	{{flagicon\|Jordan}} Nedaa Sharara {{flagicon\|Tunisia}} Ghassan Bin Ibrahim {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Eyad Baha'a {{flagicon\|Saudi Arabia}} Abdulmajeed Ibrahim {{flagicon\|Sudan}} Mohamed Al Tayeb {{flagicon\|Egypt}} Reham Mustafa	{{flagicon\|Lebanon}}{{flagicon\|United States}} Christine Said {{flagicon\|Morocco}} Najat Rajoui {{flagicon\|Syria}} Radwan Sadek {{flagicon\|Lebanon}} Tamer Najm {{flagicon\|Sudan}} Amjad Shaker {{flagicon\|Algeria}} Nasser Atoui
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4
5
5
	Stolen contestants italicized

References

1. ^{{cite web|title=mbc.net|url=http://www.competition.mbc.net/thevoice/}}
2. ^{{cite web|title=The National|url=http://www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/television/the-voice-launches-middle-east-edition}}
3. ^{{cite web|title=Alarabiya.net|url=http://www.english.alarabiya.net/mob/en/238141.html}}
4. ^http://www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/television/the-iraqi-singer-sattar-saad-has-won-season-two-of-the-voice-arabia
5. ^https://variety.com/2014/tv/news/1201150095-1201150095/
6. ^{{cite web|title=Albawaba.com|url=http://www.albawaba.com/slideshow/voice-arab-mbc-441685}}

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