North coast: Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab returned to her fans after a long absence, performing a concert Friday evening on the North Coast. A large number of her fans attended, eager to capture the moment of her return to singing and her escape from the personal crises and problems that have plagued her for the past few years.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, as usual, Sherine interacted with and joked with the audience on stage, responding to their comments and welcoming her back by saying, "I want to know where I've been traveling to?" She noted that everyone was congratulating her on her return, and she joined in, saying, "Everyone's telling me I'm back! I booked the first ticket and came straight here... I don't know where I've been!"

The audience strongly supported Sherine, chanting "The Voice of Egypt," to which she replied, "We are all the voice of Egypt." She expressed her immense happiness at the audience's interaction with her, repeatedly saying, "I love you all, and I missed you."

During the concert, Sherine performed a wide selection of her songs, opening with "Sabri Qaleel" (My Patience is Short). Among the songs she performed were "Bahriya" (Freedom), "Mashaaer" (Feelings), and "Ala Bali" (On My Mind).