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Mohamed (Arabic:محمد منير) (born October 10, 1954) is a Nubian-Egyptian singer who was born in Aswan, Egypt. His pop-oriented music has its roots in the various genres of traditional Egyptian and African music. His lyrics are often social and political, with which Mounir sees himself as a mouthpiece for the cultural and religious togetherness of the Orient and Occident. Mounir is considered the darling of Egyptian youth. Mounir, has also gathered experiences in film: the film Destiny from Youssef Chahine, a prominent outsider in Egyptian cinema and at the same time its most internationally renowned representative, is a reckoning with the growing fundamentalism of his country. Mounir plays the singer Marwan from the 12th century, who escapes an attempted assassination by stirred up fanatics the first time, but succumbs the second time - a reference the Algerian Rai singer, but also Egyptian literary figures like Naguib Mahfouz or Farag Foda. After the Sept 11 attacks, the singer was driven to learn more about Islam, which he feared was being seen in the West as the faith of terrorism and intolerance.

So Mounir performed the hajj, the pilgrimage at the heart of Islam, for the first time last winter. He returned critical of both fellow Muslims, who he says don't bother to seek a true understanding of their faith, and of a West that he says misunderstands it. Mounir released the album Earth... Peace, containing the song Give Me Strength, O Messenger of God, which he co-wrote with Kawthar Mustafa. In it, he sings, 'The spilling of any blood is deemed sinful by God.' The album struck some as surprisingly religious for an artist seen as a champion of secularism. For others, it was not religious enough; the video for the song was banned by most Arab satellite channels.

The video ban reportedly was because Mounir sang 'maddad', a vernacular term that roughly means 'give me strength' but that can also be translated as a call on Islam's prophet to intercede with God on man's behalf. Most Muslims do believe in the intercession of the prophet Muhammad (May peace be upon him constantly)for it is proven in the quran in numerous places but it is deemed as not possible by the Wahabbis (the major stronghold in Saudi Arabia). The 48-year-old artist took the controversy in his stride. 'It is this fight against rigid thought that makes something out of you,' he says. That philosophy sums up one of his best-known characters.

In Destiny, a 1997 film by Youssef Chahine, a leading Egyptian director, Mounir played Marawan, a singer in the 12th century Islamic state built by Arab and Berber dynasties in Spain. 'Marwan and I are one and the same,' Mounir says, describing the character as an 'ambitious artist who does not believe that anything should be deemed sinful in art.' 'Sing loudly, nothing should stop your singing,' Mounir sang as Marwan in another Kawthar Mustafa hit. Mounir, who sang on the soundtracks for nine Chahineproductions and acted in some, says he is proud to be Chahine's 'voice in cinematography.' Their collaboration in the movie An Egyptian Tale resulted in a popular song of the same title that ordinary Egyptians embraced as an anthem. The music was written by the late Ahmed Mounib, a Nubian folk musician who was Mounir's mentor.