Traditional Arabic World Music is a genre that encompasses the rich musical traditions of the Arab world, spanning from North Africa to the Middle East. This genre is characterized by the use of traditional Arabic instruments, melodic modes (maqamat), and rhythmic patterns (iqaat). Here are four prominent artists in the Traditional Arabic World Music genre:

• Omar Khairat - Omar Khairat is an Egyptian composer and pianist known for his mesmerizing compositions that blend elements of classical music with Arabic melodies. His music often evokes a sense of nostalgia and has gained widespread popularity in the Arab world.
• Fairuz - Fairuz, also known as the "First Lady of Lebanese singing," is a legendary Lebanese singer whose career has spanned several decades. Her soulful voice and emotionally charged performances have made her an icon in the Arab music world.
• Rahim AlHaj - Rahim AlHaj is an Iraqi oud virtuoso and composer. The oud is a traditional Arabic stringed instrument. AlHaj's music captures the essence of Iraqi and Arab musical traditions, weaving together intricate melodies and improvisations.
• Mohammed Abdu - Mohammed Abdu is a Saudi Arabian singer known for his powerful and emotive voice. His songs, often accompanied by traditional Arabian instrumentation, have resonated with millions of fans across the Arab world.

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