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Abdel Rab Idris
Born	(1946-07-11) July 11, 1946 (age 78) Mukalla, Qu'aiti Sultanate
Genres	Hadhrami Khaliji Arab
Instrument	Oud

Abdel Rab Idris (Arabic: عبد الرب إدريس) is a Saudi singer and musician of Hadhrami origin, born in the city of Mukalla.

Career

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He studied music in Cairo and sang on Sawt Al Arab Radio. He obtained a doctorate from the Higher Institute of Music in Cairo in 1988 and previously worked in the seventies as a teaching assistant at the Higher Institute of Music in Kuwait. He was appointed head of the Saudi National Music Band in April 2019.^[1]