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{{Infobox album
| name = Bahibbik Wahashteeny (I Love You, I Miss You)
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==Album information==
{{Music ratings
|rev1=[[L7en E-Newspaper]]|rev1Score= {{Rating|2.5|5}} [http://www.l7en.com/7ber/View.php?id=793 link]
|rev2=[[Egypty.com]]|rev2Score= {{Rating|1|5}} [http://www.egypty.com/top4/angham_album.asp link]
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==Promotion==
Angham herself said she was not satisfied with the promotion of the new record. Two days after the album release, and hearing about the mediocre sales of her record, Angham decided to stage a concert in Tunisia alongside Ramy Ayach, and specifically at Carthage International Festival, to promote the record. The public exceeded 14000 in number,<ref name="auto">{{Cite web|url=https://www.babnet.net/festivaldetail-2856.asp|title=Angham - Rami Ayèche : adieu l'art, bonjour les dégâts|website=Babnet}}</ref> but Angham's performance, which continued very late at night forced many to leave the concert an hour before its official closure.<ref name="auto"/> The press reviews were not good toward this concert. It stated that the Tunisian's public demographic are tending toward the quick pop songs and that they came for Ramy Ayach and not Angham.
==Music videos==
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==Controversies==
Years 2004–2005 were full of rumors and conflicts which reflected negatively on "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" record sales. Angham joined Rotana production company on 14 March 2004, after seven years of the contract's expiration following the release of "Bet'heb Meen" in 1999.<ref>
==Track listing==
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==Charts==
"'''Bahibbik Wahashteeny'''" music video peaked on Pepsi Rotana TOP 20 at rank '''10''' on 11 October 2005.<ref>
"'''Bahib Nafsi'''" music video peaked on Pepsi Rotana TOP 20 at rank '''7''' on 29 May 2006.<ref>
"'''Bahib Nafsi'''" music video peaked on Variety Nile channel in Egypt at rank '''1''' on 6 August 2006.<ref>
"'''Bahib Nafsi'''" track peaked on Sawt elGhad (Voice of Tomorrow) radio in Lebanon at rank '''4''' on 3 November 2006.
==References==
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