ALBAWABA - -Lebanese female artists celebrated Easter today, Sunday, according to the Western Church's calendar, and a number of female artists, led by Yara and Maya Diab, tweeted to congratulate their followers on the occasion.
Easter is a Christian feast commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is a significant time of year for many Christians since it commemorates the triumph of life over death. Many non-Christians also have a holiday around this time, making it a great time to travel or spend time with friends and family.
Artist Yara’s tweet: “I wish you a day full of joy and love with your family and all your loved ones.”
While the artist Maya Diab said on Twitter: “Christ has risen, he has truly risen! God willing, he will return to you with health and goodness, specifically to my homeland, Lebanon, O Lord of peace and relief.”
Carole Samaha is another popular Lebanese singer, actress, and entertainer.
She received the Arab Music Award for best female debut in 2004 and has been creating crushing hedlines since the early 2000s.
Nawal El Zoghbi is a Lebanese singer-actress. She is the Queen of Arab Pop. She gained success first by singing traditional Arabic music with a pop sensibility, and then by embracing newer trends in other music genres and scenes.
In a related context, Nabih Berri, Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, congratulated the Lebanese and members of Christian sects on the occasion of the glorious Easter, expressing his hope that Easter will serve as a station for the Lebanese to extract the lessons, lessons, and values embodied by this glorious human spiritual occasion in sacrifice, hope, and hope in order to lay the groundwork for resurrection and salvation. Real for Lebanon, and an end to the Lebanese's anguish in all aspects of their present, future, and existence.
In a statement, Berri urged people to reject hatred, spread love, and build the bonds of solidarity, emphasising that loving one's motherland is a sign of faith.
He went on to say that Easter comes while the rest of the world is witnessing what is happening to the Palestinians in Jerusalem, Bethlehem, the Church of the Nativity, Jabal Mukaber, Damascus Gate, and Jenin, emphasising that Palestine, its rights, and the rights of its people will endure, and the occupation will end.
