Abdallah Al Rowaished Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth, Songs, Albums, Children, Height, Parents

Abdallah Abdulrahman Mohamed Alruwaished, professionally known as Abdallah Al Rowaished, is a renowned Kuwaiti singer and occasional actor.

Celebrated across the Arab world since the early 1980s, he is known for his rich vocal style and extensive discography, which spans over 30 albums. He is known for his Arabic music and has been active since 1975.

During the Gulf War in the early 1990s, he temporarily relocated to Egypt but returned to Kuwait after the war to continue his career.

Abdallah is recognized for “singing for a cause,” supporting Kuwait during the Gulf War, as well as Palestine and Iraq. He has also acted and composed music, collaborating with other artists and producing theme songs for TV series, such as “Oyoun Alya” in 2008.

Profile

• Full Name: Abdallah Abdulrahman Mohamed Alruwaished
• Stage Name: Abdallah Al Rowaished
• Born: July 18, 1961
• Age: 63 years old
• Birthplace: Hawalli Governorate, Kuwait
• Nationality: Kuwaiti
• Occupation: Singer, Actor
• Height: 175 cm
• Parents: Abdulrahman Mohamed Al Rowaished
• Siblings: Mohamed Al Rowaished
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: $2 million

Early Life and Education

Abdallah Al Rowaished was born on July 18, 1961, in Hawalli, Kuwait, to Abdulrahman Mohamed Al Rowaished while the identity of his mother is unknown. He has a brother named Mohamed.

Raised in a traditional Kuwaiti family, he discovered a love for music early and learned to play the oud. He formed the group Al Roba’y in 1973 with friends. Although specifics of his formal schooling are not publicly documented, his musical talents were nurtured in a cultural environment. Abdallah is ethnically Arab and practices Islam.

Career

Abdallah Al Rowaished began his career in the 1970s by forming the ensemble Al Roba’y, popular across Gulf countries. After the group’s disbandment in 1979, he launched a solo career with the album Rahalti in 1983 under AlNazaer Music Production, earning early regional acclaim.

His solo journey commenced in the early 1980s, marked by the release of his debut album, “Rihalti,” in 1983. This album, produced with AlNazaer Music Production Company, achieved moderate success in the Arabian Gulf region and included one of the first music videos by an Arab singer. Throughout the 1980s, Rowaished consistently released albums, steadily growing his regional and international presence, extending his reach to Egypt and other parts of the Arab world.

During the Gulf War in the early 1990s, Al Rowaished temporarily moved to Egypt, where he continued his music career and briefly collaborated with Egyptian singer Mohamed Abdelwaheb. After the war, he returned to Kuwait and maintained a prolific output, releasing albums almost annually. In 1995, he signed with Rotana, a prominent Saudi record company, releasing his first album with them, “Lummi Bishouq,” in 1996.

Beyond singing, Al Rowaished is known for composing songs for other artists and contributing to television dramas, such as the theme song for “Oyoun Alya” in 2008. His contributions extend to “singing for a cause,” supporting Kuwait during the Gulf War, as well as Palestine and Iraq. Over his career, he has released over 30 albums and performed in numerous concerts worldwide. Al Rowaished also founded a music conservatory and operates a store in Kuwait.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @ruwaishid_com

Personal Life

Abdallah Al Rowaished keeps his personal life largely private. Details about his marital status, children, or romantic relationships are not publicly available, and he rarely discusses them. He remains dedicated to his craft and public career, without sharing much personal detail with the media.

Discography

Major Albums:

• Rahalti (1983)
• Ay Ma’aza (1984)
• Wainak (1998)
• Watan Omri (2000)
• Efeeni (2002)
• Laylat Omr (2010)
• Temana (2009)

Acting & TV Themes:

• Theme for Oyoun Alya (2008)

Net Worth

Abdallah Al Rowaished has an estimated net worth of approximately $2 million USD, mainly derived from album sales, live performances, contracts with Rotana Records, and royalties from television work.