was done by Khaled Ra'ouf and Amro Hashem. M. Mahmoud Ezzat and Khaled Raouf supervised the recording of Angham's voice. Mohammad Sakker worked on the digital mastering of the entire record. Angham's surprise in this record is her remake of the famous pop folk song "Ashky Lmeen" (Whom Shall I Complain To) of veteran artist, Mohammad Mounir. She explained this step as wanting to pay tribute to Mounir's musical accomplishments since his career's debut till now. The CD cover, showing an inspired Angham looking to the sky, was photographed by Karine and Charbel in collaboration with Karim Noor. The vintage design of cover's layout was done by Khaled Rushdy in her second collaboration with him, (the first the being "Wahadaniya" (Lonely) in 1999). Angham's current production company and distributor, Rotana, released the record three weeks earlier than its original release date. This was a decision made so that the album wouldn't be in competition with Lebanese singer Najwa Karam's new album Hayda Haki (That's What I'm Talking About). Angham dedicated this record mostly to her fans, and to the young music composers who presented her in a new and rejuvenated form. Promotion The failure of Angham's previous record, Bahibbik Wahashteeny (I Love You, I Miss You) (2005), had been partly attributed to inadequate promotional tours and the quasi-absent of many important public appearance. During 2005, Angham has been pregnant. She added on Maa Hobbi (With Love) talk show (Rotana Channel) that "I could have chosen the choice of not releasing the 2005 record and content instead with spending quality time with my family. But, I chose not to do that." "Kolma N'arrab" has been Angham's best-received album in years. Critics tend to agree that her 2005 record was generally uninspired, and have hailed "Kolma N'arrab" as a return to form. Whereas the campaign for her previous studio album concentrated on her maternal stress and alleged marital divorce, the marketing for "Kolma N'arrab" attempted to arouse curiosity about the rumor of Angham being accused of filming "Kolma N'arrab" in alSahadar mosque in the ancient section of Cairo in Egypt. The rumor, spread around the Middle East countries, caused a riot in the Parliament of Egypt, and a possible ban for Angham to enter Kuwait. However, the rumor's folder ended firmly only few days before the broadcasting of the music video on Rotana channel when Angham appeared on "elYom elSabee" (On The