National Award of Recognition for Performing Arts

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National Award of Recognition for Performing Arts
Awarded forOutstanding contribution to the field Performing Arts
First awarded1980
Last awarded2022
Most recent winnerDetune Band
Highlights
Total awarded74
First winnerIbrahim Ahmed

The National Award of Recognition for Performing Arts is one of the categories in the National Award of Recognition presented annually by the President of the Maldives to acknowledge, encourage and honor the outstanding contribution of individuals in film production, direction, acting, singing and music composition. The National Award is the most prestigious award given in Maldives. Established in 1979, National Award was given in major two categories; National Award of Honor and National Award of Recognition, which is further categorized based on the honored fields.

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The first recipient of the award was music composer Ibrahim Ahmed, who has been noted as the local "backbone" for modernizing the old-fashioned music into the latest trend. [1] Among the awardees, singer Fareedha Mohamed is the only posthumous recipient. [2] Actor Chilhiya Moosa Manik, actor Kopee Mohamed Rasheed, Kashima Ahmed Shakir and director Fathimath Nahula have been honored with National Award of Recognition in other fields too.

Recipients

List of award recipients by year
Year
(Ceremony)		ImageRecipientIslandFieldRef(s)
1980
(2nd)		Ibrahim Ahmed Male' Music composition [1]
1981
(3rd)		Abdul Fattah Yoosuf Male' Music composition [3]
Abdulla Hassan Male' Singing [4]
1982
(4th)		Mohamed Habeeb Male' Music composition [5]
Mariyam Ahmed Didi GDh. Thinadhoo Singing [6]
Fareedha Mohamed [lower-alpha 1] HA. Hoarafushi Singing [2]
1983
(5th)		 Hamdhy.jpg Ibrahim Hamdhy Male' Singing [7]
Fathimath Rauf.jpg Fathimath Rauf Male' Singing [8]
Moosa Manik NA.jpg Chilhiya Moosa Manik Male' Theatre performance [9]
1984
(6th)		Naifaru Dhohokko Male' Singing [10]
Hannan.jpg Abdul Hannan Moosa Didi Male' Singing [11]
Kopee Mohamed Rasheed.JPG Kopee Mohamed Rasheed Male' Theatre performance [12]
1985
(7th)		 Kashima Shakir.jpg Kashima Ahmed Shakir Male' Theatre Performance [13]
1986
(8th)		 Mohamed Rashad Male' Singing [14]
1987
(9th)		 Fibo Ahmed Manik.jpg Fibo Ahmed Manik Male' Theatre performance [15]
Mohamed Khaleel.jpg Mohamed Khaleel Male' Singing [16]
1988
(10th)		 Mahmoodha.jpg Mahmoodha Shakeeb Male' Singing [17]
Mariyam Rasheedha.jpg Mariyam Rasheedha S. Maradhoo Theatre performance [18]
1989
(11th)		Yoosuf Rafeeu Male' Acting [19]
1990
(12th)		 Ahmed Nashid.jpg Ahmed Nashid Male' Music composition [20]
1991
(13th)		 Nimal MFA3.jpg Ahmed Nimal Male' Theatre performance [21]
1992
(14th)		 Hassan Yoosuf.jpg Hassan Yoosuf Male' Music composition [22]
Mohamed Zahid Male' Music composition [23]
Ibrahim Nasir Maldives.jpg Ibrahim Naseer Male' Music composition [24]
Ibrahim Shakeeb.jpg Ibrahim Shakeeb Male' Singing [25]
Shafeeqa.jpg Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef Male' Singing [26]
Fathimath Rameeza Male' Theatre performance [27]
1993
(15th)		 Mohamed Rasheed.jpg Mohamed Rasheed Male' Music composition [28]
Shammoon Hameed.jpg Shammoon Hameed Male' Music composition [29]
Hassaan Mohamed.jpg Hassan Mohamed Holhudhoo Singing [30]
1994
(16th)		No Award
1995
(17th)		 Aishath Inaya.jpg Aishath Inaya Male' Singing [31]
2014 MV National Honours Committee 02 (cropped).jpg Umar Zahir Male' Singing [32]
1996
(18th)		 Sofa Thaufeeq.jpg Sofa Thaufeeq Male' Singing [33]
1997
(19th)		 Reekko Moosa Manik.jpg Reeko Moosa Manik Male' Acting [34]
1998
(20th)		Dhon Annaaru Rasheed Male' Film production [35]
Fazeela Amir Male' Singing [36]
1999
(21st)		No Award
2000
(22nd)		 Ahmed Amir.jpg Ahmed Amir Male' Music composition [37]
Shifa GFA9.jpg Shifa Thaufeeq Male' Singing [38]
Hussain Rasheed.jpg Hussain Rasheed Male' Film production [39]
2001
(23rd)		 Shiranee Silver Jubilee.jpg Aishath Shiranee Male' Acting [40]
Zoona GFA9.jpg Fathimath Zoona Male' Singing [41]
2002
(24th)		 Mukhthar Adam.jpg Mukhthar Adam GA. Dhaandhoo Singing [42]
2003
(25th)		 Ali Abdul Kareem.JPG Ali Abdul Kareem Male' Music composition [43]
Eupe Silver Jubilee.jpg Yoosuf Shafeeu Male' Acting [44]
2004
(26th)		 Masodi Khaleel.JPG Masodi Hassan Khaleel Male' Singing [45]
Jamsheedha NA.JPG Jamsheedha Ahmed Gn. Fuvahmulah Acting [46]
Faththaah NA.JPG Abdul Faththaah Kelaa Film direction [47]
2005
(27th)		 Baaree.JPG Abdul Baaree B. Fulhadhoo Singing [48]
Dharaa Rasheed GFA9.jpg Mohamed Rasheed Male' Acting [49]
Amir MFA2.jpg Ahmed Amir Dh. Maaenboodhoo Film production and direction [50]
Mohamed Ikram DM.jpg Mohamed Ikram Male' Music composition [51]
2006
(28th)		 Faseeh NA.jpg Ahmed Faseeh Male' Music composition [52]
Suheil NA.JPG Mohamed Shuheil Male' Singing [53]
Munthasir NA.jpg Mohamed Munthasir Male' Dramatics and choreography [54]
Amjad Ibrahim director.jpg Amjad Ibrahim Male' Film direction [55]
2007
(29th)		Abdul Sameeu Abdul Gafoor Male' Singing [56]
Shaaz Saeed Lh. Naifaru Music composition [57]
Sheela GFA9.jpg Sheela Najeeb Male' Acting [58]
2008No Ceremony
2009
(30th)		 Nahula NA.jpg Fathimath Nahula Male' Film production and direction [59]
2010
(31st)		 Mohamed Majid.jpg Mohamed Majid Male' Singing and music composition [60]
Tedry.jpg Mohamed Niyaz Male' Film and song direction and production [61]
2011
(32nd)		 Rafiyath NA11.jpg Rafiyath Rameeza Male' Singing [62]
Niuma Silver Jubilee.jpg Niuma Mohamed GDh. Vaadhoo Acting [63]
2012
(33rd)		 Roanu Hassan Manik GFA9.jpg Roanu Hassan Manik K. Villingili Acting and theatre performance [64]
Hussain Ali Maldives.jpg Hussain Ali F. Nilandhoo Singing [65]
2013
(34th)		 Sobah NA.jpg Hussain Sobah Male' Music composition [66]
2014
(35th)		 Athif.jpg Ahmed Athif Male' Singing [67]
2015
(36th)		No Award
2016
(37th)		 Unoosha Award.jpg Mariyam Unoosha Male' Singing [68]
2017
(38th)		 Theyra NA.jpg Mohamed Abdul Ghanee Lh. Naifaru Singing [69]
Ibrahim Rasheed.jpg Ibrahim Rasheed Male' Acting and script writing [70]
2018
(39th)		 Shifau.png Ali Shifau Male' Film direction [71]
Kuda Ibbe GFA.png Ibrahim Zaid Ali GDh. Thinadhoo Singing and music composition [72]
2019
(40th)		 Abdul Rasheed Ali.jpg Abdul Rasheed Ali Male' Singing [73]
2020
(41st)		No Award
2021
(42nd)		No Award
2022
(43rd)		 Detune Band.jpg Detune Band—Singing [74]
2023
(44th)		No Award

Explanatory notes

  1. ↑ She was posthumously awarded for the year 1982.

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