Mutaib Alsaqar

He died in Amman on 24 April 2021, after suffering with the disease for a long time. He was admitted to the "King Abdullah University Hospital" in Ramtha District, and he underwent operations, where one of his feet was amputated due to the repercussions of diabetes, and a video clip was published in February of him on a hospital bed, and he said in press statements that he had suffered greatly due to the Corona virus crisis that affected his livelihood, which is parties, and as a result of the message, Crown Prince Hussein bore the cost of treatment at the expense of the royal court. He was suffering from kidney failure and was undergoing hemodialysis operations, and his corpse was most commonly found in the Jazura cemetery in Ar-Ramtha.

His most famous song was "Kindra of Millions," which he performed to celebrate the Iraqi journalist, Montazer Al-Zaidi, who threw shoes at former US President George W. Bush in 2008.

His launch was in the late 1990s, when he became famous after his song “Hala Ya Wasit Albait” written by the poet Habib Al-Zeyoudi at the beginning of His Majesty King Abdullah II receiving his constitutional powers.

Mutaib Al-Saqqar (22 January 1959 – 24 April 2021) was Jordanian singer and died on April 24, 2021. He was famous for performing traditional and patriotic songs.