About Najia
MIND TV
When this public television station launched their new programming,they approached Najia because of her expertise in the field of Middle Eastern dance to educate their viewing aydience.You can still watch these episodes which feature Najia and her students, and dance troupe members Ewelina, Scheherezade (Vasha Hatal), Jenaya, Danielle Flowers, Tatiana (Kahina Asurah) and Bill Koutsouros of Animus Music. Her eight episodes include:
• The History of Bellydance
• Bellydancing & Pregnancy
• Basic Bellydance Lesson
• Belly with Finger Cymbals
• Bellydancing Drum Solo
• Bellydancing for Back Health
• Performance by Najia Balancing Tray of Candles
• Belly Dance Hafla Performance by Najia & Student Troupe
CBS & NBC
Najia performs at St.Maron's Lebanese festival with noteworthy musicians Joseph Tayoun,, Bill K.,and Hafez ELaLiKotain.(photo at left)
ABC News Health Report with Anita Brickman
Najia demonstrates the health benefits of Bellydance to the live music of Animus.
ABC Action News
Najia was chosen to dance for the intro to Action News theme song for 3 years running.
CNN Headline News
Najia did 2 shows bellydance shows for CNN, one which featured all ages including children.
CN8 show "Seeking Solutions with Suzanne"
Najia and senior citizen students demonstrate to viewers about bellydancing's positive effects on the health of spine, and the heart Also interesting is a student featured a "Green"bellydance costume made from all recycled materials.
CN8 Morning Show
Najia, students and a talented drummer from Morrocco spend the morning showing viewers how to bellydance.
HGTV & Fine Living Network "Reality Shows"
These networks feature Najia on a reality show teaching private lessons and her student. "Well Worth It" & "Splurge"
Delaware Tonight
Najia was selected as a featured performer with male Bellydancer Omar at Delaware's Casablanca restaurant.
Delaware Today
Schehrezade asked Najia to join her on the show as an expert in the field of Egyptian dance.
69 Leigh Valley News
Most unusual show is Ch.69 Allentown News teaching St. Joes University Students, 200 students at orientation
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