Born in Iraq and raised across Jordan and America, Ameen Sultan grew up surrounded by the golden era of Arabic music and drama. Inspired by legends like Abdul Halim Hafez, Umm Kulthum, Amr Diab, and Kazem Al-Saher, he built a unique artistic identity that blends cultural richness with modern creativity. Today, he is celebrated as a multi-dialect singer, performing in Iraqi, Lebanese, Egyptian, and Gulf accents to reach audiences across the Arab world.
Singer Ameen Sultan was born in Iraq, but left at a young age and then lived in Jordan, then moved to America after that. He grew up in an environment that greatly influenced the composition of his artistic personality, where he grew up to hear the masterpieces of Arabic music, influenced by giants such as Abdul Halim Hafez, Umm Kulthum, Mohammed Abdul Wahab, the star Amr Diab and the star Kazem Al-Saher, whom he considers real legends, and he is also a lover of Egyptian, Syrian, Lebanese and certainly Iraqi dramas. This geographical and cultural diversity helped him to develop his talent and not be limited to one color or dialect, which explains his ability to sing in many Arabic dialects.