Fadia Bazzi is a Lebanese-born Christian singer and worship leader renowned for her contributions to Arabic Christian music. Born in Beirut, she embraced Christianity early in life and recorded her first Arabic album in Australia at the age of 19 in 1991. Since then, she has released numerous albums and singles, collaborating with various songwriters and musicians across different countries. Her music blends modern pop with traditional Arabic melodies, often exploring themes of faith, love, and personal growth. ​
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In 1998, Fadia married Rev. Raed Haddad, and together they minister in an Australian church, leading worship in both Arabic and English. They are also dedicated to counseling married couples and supporting women's ministries. ​
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Some of her notable songs include "Tasbeeh Le Yasoo'," "Hasalati," and "Enta Maogod." Her recent releases, such as the 2025 album "أحبك ربي يسوع" (I Love You, Lord Jesus), continue to reflect her deep spiritual commitment. ​
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