Ibrahim Amir
Born (1967-12-09) 9 December 1967
Male', Maldives
Occupation
  • Playback singer
Years active1993–2006
SpouseRafiyath Rameeza
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)Vocals

Ibrahim Amir (born 9 December 1967) is a Maldivian singer.

Early life and career

Ibrahim Amir was born and raised in the "Amir family" where several artists including Ahmed Amir and Fazeela Amir were brought up and "ruled" the local music industry.[1] His talent was first recognized with the album Hiyy Fahi (1993) followed by several other duets with his sister Fazeela Amir.[1] His songs from the album Fashuvi and Sameydhaan were particularly praised by music critics.[2] Throughout his career, Amir recorded maximum songs with Fazeela and was more involved with the studio albums than film songs.[3][4][5] In 2006, Amir stopped singing for albums and films and chose to make his "life busy with family plans".[6] Amir was nominated as the "Most Entertaining Male Vocalist". in the SunFM Awards 2010, an award ceremony launched by Sun Media Group to honour the most recognized personalities in different fields.[7] After his retirement from the industry, few songs recorded for his previous studio albums were re-released including the song "Abadhume Fahathun" from the album Giritee (1999) which was later incorporated into the soundtrack album of Thiya Loaibaa Dhurah (2018).[8][9] Amir married his co-singer Rafiyath Rameeza and they have two children.[10]

Discography

Feature film

Year Film Song Lyricist(s) Co-artist(s)
1993 Dhanmalhi "Dhen Dhen Haamavaa" Abdulla Afeef Fazeela Amir
1998 Sirru "Jaadhoo Ekey Kalaa Hedhee" [11] Ahmed Sharumeel Rafiyath Rameeza
Kuhveriya "Loabivey Yaaru Loabivey" Adam Haleem Adnan Fazeela Amir
2000 Hiyy Halaaku "Khabarudhaarey Zuvaanaa Ey" Ahmed Sharumeel Fazeela Amir
"Vevunee Gayaa" Fazeela Amir
2001 Aaah "Vee Dhuruga Thibenhey?" Easa Shareef Fazeela Amir
Ranmuiy "Oh My God!" Abdul Muhaimin Fazeela Amir
"Bahdhaluvumun Vejje Dheewana" [12] Easa Shareef Fazeela Amir
2018 Thiya Loaibaa Dhurah "Abadhume Fahathun" Boi Ahmed Khaleel Fazeela Amir

Non-film songs

Year Album/single Song Lyricist(s) Co-artist(s)
N/A N/A "Loabivey Yaaru Loabivey" Adam Haleem Adnan Fazeela Amir
N/A N/A "Yaaraa Mirey" Fazeela Amir
N/A Hulhevi Han'dhu "Noolhebalaa Kuruvaafa Dheewaanaa" Solo
1993 Hiyyfahi "Dhaneehe Aisbalaa" Abdulla Afeef Fazeela Amir
"Dhen Dhen Haamavaa" Fazeela Amir
1995 Hiyyfahi 2 "Zum Zum Zum"
"Dheegen Thihen Nazaru"
"Kiyaadhevidhaanehey" Abdulla Afeef
1996 Fashuvi "Leykarunun Dheewaanaa Dhen" Ahmed Sharumeel
"Thiki Thiki Thih Vehemun Aadhey"
"Mee Bala Husband"
"Fenilee Gothun Thedhey" Shifa Thaufeeq
"Jaaney Dhoove Jaan" Rafiyath Rameeza, Ali Rameez, Fazeela Amir
1997 Mathaaran "Gandhemey Chaalu Han'dhey Thee" Fazeela Amir
"Annaanenyaa Dhaan Hin'gaa" Solo
Raahi "Hithaavey Mi Bunanee" Kopee Mohamed Rasheedh Zuhura Waheedh
Sarindhaa "Jaadhoo Ekey Kalaa Hedhee" Ahmed Sharumeel Rafiyath Rameeza
"Kollan Kollaa Khiyaal Kureemey" Fazeela Amir
"Hoonuvanee Jismaa Mey" Easa Shareef[13] Solo
1998 Kurikeela "Hoadhenee Hoadhenee" Kopee Mohamed Rasheedh Solo
Meeraa "Moonaa Moonu Kairiveemaa" Fazeela Amir
"Titanic Balan Hiyy Edhey"
"Mihiree Mihiree" Shifa Thaufeeq
Thaureef "Merifaavi Dheloa" Boi Ahmed Khaleel Solo
1999 Adhaarasam "Haalu Bunedhenhey Ma" Shifa Thaufeeq
"Hinithunve Dhurun Feni Annaathee" Fazeela Amir
Giritee "Abadhume Fahathun" Boi Ahmed Khaleel
"O Reema"
Himeyn "Moosun Alivejjey" Easa Shareef Rafiyath Rameeza
Mahinoor "Han'dhuvaru Therey" Kopee Mohamed Rasheedh Fazeela Amir
2000 Gumree "Aawaaraavey Fenigen" Fathimath Rauf
Inthihaa "Yaaraa Dhanyaa Molhivaaneyey" Solo
Khareef "Vee Dhuruga Thibenhey?" Easa Shareef[14] Fazeela Amir
Moosum "Vevunee Gayaa" Ahmed Sharumeel
"Khabarudhaarey Zuvaanaa"
Sahaaraa 2 "Alhe Dheewaanaa" Solo
Sameydhaan "Thiya Fari Mooney Mee Jaadhoohey" Ahmed Sharumeel
"Ladhun Filee Nivaavelee"
"Dhanvaru Mirey"
"Loabeegaa Keiymadhu Kollaa" Rafiyath Rameeza
"Kehidheynamey" Fazeela Amir
"Yaaraa Hoadhan Noolhe Huriyyaa"
"Inthihaa Loabivey"
"Ehee Vedheynee Kaakuhey?"
2001 Ranfaunu "Hithaa Beynunvi Gothaa"
"Thiya Loabi Han'dhaanveemaa Ey" Ahmed Sharumeel
Ranmuiy "Jaadhooge Malikaa" Abdul Muhaimin Rafiyath Rameeza
"Oh My God!" Fazeela Amir
"Bahdhal Vumun Vejjey Dheewaanaa" [15] Easa Shareef
Rukkuri 2 "Loa Numaraa"
Single "Milkuvefaa Vakivaashe Jehey" Ahmed Sharumeel Rafiyath Rameeza
2003 Billoori "Hiyy Dhen Ei Bala Billoorihey?" Fathimath Zoona
2004 Jaadhooga Jeheyne "Jaanu Dheyn Beynumey" Adam Haleem Adnan Fazeela Amir
Yaaraa 1 "Hithaa Meygaa Mihaaru" Easa Shareef
2005 Vidhaathari "Mirey Tharin" Abdul Muhaimin
Yaaraa 2 "Rulhin Nuhurevenyaa" Ahmed Nashidh (Dharavandhoo)
2006 Hiyy Dheewaanaa 3 "I Am In Love" Shareefa Fakhry
Hureemey Inthizaarugai... "Moosun Genesdhey Nayaa" Easa Shareef

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