My Beloved

My Beloved is a Filipino romance drama-suspense-thriller series created and written by RJ Nuevas, under the helm of Dominic Zapata and Lore Reyes and produced by GMA Network. The show headlines the tandem of real and reel sweethearts Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera with Katrina Halili, Mikael Daez, Jennica Garcia, Carl Guevarra, Alden Richards, Louise delos Reyes and Paolo Contis. The series premiered February 13, 2012 replacing Survivor Philippines: Celebrity Doubles Showdown on GMA Telebabad block. It is the first TV drama series of the network to premiere just a day after its original telecast on GMA Pinoy TV, February 14, 2012. Within the seven years of GMA Pinoy TV, this is the first that has done so.

The series follows the life and love story of an angel of death named Arlan, a fictional character portrayed by Dingdong Dantes, who falls in love with a human named Sharina, played by Marian Rivera. He was punished and sent to earth to become human being. But complications arise when he found himself trapped in the body of a notorious criminal.

My Beloved (disambiguation)

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Ahmad Hussain

Ahmad Hussain (Urdu: احمد حسین‎; born 9 November 1981) is an English Nasheed singer-songwriter, executive, producer of Kashmiri-Pakistani descent. He is the founder and Managing Director of IQRA Promotions.

Early life

Hussain was born in Firth Park, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. At an early age, Hussain started to explore his interest in music and performance. As a child, he showed an interest in instruments, he had his own keyboard at the age of five and at school he was always keen to sing. He first visited a studio at the age of ten, when his elder brother, Abid Fazal, founded and managed Sheffield's first Asian community RSL.

Recording career

Hussain produced many underground singles, and in 2003, he released a fusion album entitled Emotions on the Muzic Asia record label, the album was a blend of Eastern and Western musical influences and broke through to the mainstream music scene. Later that year, Hussain's elder sister, Shazia Hussain, died at age of 28 while participating in a sporting event in Middlesbrough. This was a turning point in Hussain's life and prompted him to question his own life and he began searching for answers. He left the mainstream music scene and found this genre of spiritual music.