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Salma Sabahi
Salma Sabahi is the daughter of politician, Hamdeen Sabahi, and is best known for her activism during and following the Egyptian Arab Spring uprising in 2011. After the uprising she gained popularity as a television host for the show el-Beet. In 2013 she was brought up on fraud accusations until an overturn on the decision in December 2013.
==Background and personal life==
Salma Sabahi is originally from Cairo, Egypt and is the daughter of Hamdeen Sabahi, a Nasserist politician and Egyptian presidential candidate in 2012. Hamdeen Sabahil is also the co-founder of the National Salvation Front, the main organization credited with the ousting of former President Mohammed Morsi. Salma is also known for supporting her family's political activism through social media (Facebook).〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Sabahi daughter says father fought ‘unequal’ election battle )〕 Salma Sabahi is best known as a singer during the Egyptian uprising in 2011 and more recently as a TV host for the show el-Beet on the HTV Channel, in which she has been a host for the past two years. The show covers current topics of discussion such as home decorations, dieting, and health.
Most notably, Salma Sabahi was greatly involved in the 2011 Egyptian uprising through her music. On January 25, 2011 she uploaded her song "Al-Sha'b" ("The People") to her YouTube channel.〔Valassopoulos, Anastasia, and Dalia Mostafa. "Popular Protest Music and the 2011 Egyptian Revolution." Popular Music and Society 37.5 (2014): 638-59. Print.〕 Her inspiration for the song came from the Tunisian uprisings that took place on January 14, 2011.〔 Furthermore, "Sabahi wanted to dedicate the lyrics of al-Shabbi's poem to the Egyptian protesters on that day".〔 The next day when she awoke to mass protests in the streets, she was estatic at the response.〔
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