The Definitive Guide to Living in the Capital , Cairo , Egypt

When the sad times of breakups roll by, few things can comfort us as much as a giant tub of ice cream and, of course, Amr Diab’s songs. They’ve been with us through thick and thin, especially the thick. Amr Diab always has a talent for conveying our emotions, and we’re sure you’ve stumbled upon a song by him that spoke to you. Our theory is El Hadaba has touched upon every single relationship (or situation-ship) out there, so whether you’re heartbroken, the heartbreaker, or it’s just complicated, Amr Diab has probably captured your feelings in one of the songs below. So, grab some tissues, turn up the volume, and let Amr Diab help you through the tough times.

Ragea – When You’ve Just Closed That Door

Ragea– what a heart-wrenching song! It’s all about that heartbreak someone may have caused and you deciding you’re not taking it anymore, even if they try to get you back.

Ah Min el Foraa – When You’ve Decided to Be Just Friends

This one’s for the tragic classic story of ex-lovers turned friends who still have feelings for each other. Now when they walk past each other, they have to hold back their jealousy and pretend that they don’t really care.

Aks Baad – When You’re Just Not Meant to Be

This one is for when even fate cannot get you together because of societal rules or your deep-rooted differences. Sadly, it simply was not meant to be in the first place.

Tinsa Wahda – When You’re on the Rebound

You’re going through partner after partner, getting bored quickly, but actually, you’re only trying to fill the void left by that one person.

Ahebek Akrahek – When Your Emotions Are All Over the Place

When you just can’t help but love them, hate them, get angry with them, and fall into their arms. This one’s for everyone who can’t settle on how they feel and are stuck on that back-and-forth swing.

W Heya Amla Eih – When You’ve Lost Love

In this one, you’re the heartbreaker. You’ve done them wrong, and now you’re calling all their friends asking about them and how they’re doing.