Rashed Al-Majed Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth, Albums, Songs, Height, Parents, Children

Rashed Abdul‑Rahman Abdul‑Aziz Al‑Majed Al Khumhsi Al Anazi (راشد الماجد), known professionally as Rashed Al‑Majed, is a Saudi–Bahraini singer, actor, musician, and record producer. He began his artistic career at age 15, with his first song aired on Bahrain TV, and has been active since 1984.

He is one of the most famous singers in the Middle East, having released nearly 40 albums and over 600 songs. His music often features emotional and romantic themes.

He has performed extensively across the Gulf, the Middle East, North Africa, and internationally in countries such as France and the UK. His notable albums include “Ah Ya Qalbi” (1985), “Lee Bint Aam” (1986), and “Shartan Al Thahab” (1994).

Profile

• Full Name: Rashed Abdul‑Rahman Abdul‑Aziz Al‑Majed Al Khumhsi Al Anazi
• Stage Name: Rashed Al‑Majed
• Born: July 27, 1969
• Age: 55 years old
• Birthplace: Manama, Bahrain
• Nationality: Saudi Arabian
• Occupation: Singer, Actor, Musician, Record Producer, Media Executive
• Height: 155 cm
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: 6
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: $12 million

Early Life and Education

Rashed Al‑Majed was born on July 27, 1969, in Manama, Bahrain, to a Saudi father and Bahraini mother. He grew up with six siblings—two brothers and four sisters—and completed his high school education in Bahrain.

Of Arab ethnicity and Muslim by faith, his musical journey began early when a teacher recognized his talent and encouraged him to perform; his debut song, Hilwa Ya Al‑Bahrainiya, first aired on Bahrain TV’s Bab Sindibad.

Career

Rashed Al‑Majed began his career at age 15 with the 1984 album Aah Ya Qalbi, which featured work by his mentor Hamad Al‑Hamad. Over the next few years, he released albums annually—including Lee Bint Aam (1986) and Khal Al‑Taghali (1987)—gaining regional acclaim in the Gulf for his soulful vocals, oud-based arrangements, and performances at Saudi’s Jenadriyah festival.

Rashed’s success deepened in the 1990s with hit albums like Hob Al‑Watan (1990), Adunya Hathoth (1992), and Al‑Musafir (1996), the latter selling over one million copies and propelling him into the mainstream Arabic music scene. His 2002 album Mashkalni introduced an Emirati style, marking a shift that brought fresh innovation to his music and elevated his popularity.

Today, Rashed Al‑Majed is one of the Middle East’s most influential artists—over 40 studio albums, countless singles, and a multinational concert history across the Gulf, North Africa, Europe, and the UK. As a producer and entrepreneur, he is CEO of Funoon al‑Jazeera (formerly owned by Talal Maddah), operates Art Jazeera TV channel, and shares a 50% stake in Platinum Records with MBC Group. His ventures have established him as a major figure in shaping the Arab entertainment industry.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @rashedtv
• YouTube Channel: Rashed Al-Majed

Personal Life

Rashed Al‑Majed keeps his private life out of the spotlight. Details about a spouse or children are not publicly disclosed. He resides primarily between Bahrain and Dubai, with business offices in Riyadh as well.

Known for his devotional and patriotic songs, Rashed maintains a dignified public image.

Discography

Studio Albums:

• Aah Ya Qalbi (1984)
• Lee Bint Aam (1986)
• Adunya Hathoth (1992)
• Al‑Musafir (1996)
• Mashkalni (2002)
• Noor Ayni (2009)
• Moseeba (2013)

Music Videos:

• “Ashki” (1993)
• “Adunya Hathoth” (1992)
• “Mashkalni” (2002)
• “Al‑Ayoon” (2003)

Filmography

• Im Awake (2007)
• A Hologram for the King (2016)
• Asouf (2018–2019)

Net Worth

Rashed Al‑Majed’s net worth is estimated at approximately $12 million USD, thanks to his extensive music career and entrepreneurial ventures, including Art Jazeera channel, Funoon al‑Jazeera production, and a 50% stake in Platinum Records with the MBC Group. His consistent album sales—reported in the tens of millions—and media holdings underscore his financial success.