Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The X Factor (سير النجاح X, pronounced XSeer Al Najah, literally translated Elixir or Essence of Success) is the Arabic version of the The X Factor. Its first Arabic series started on March 26, 2006. The 14-episode first series was broadcast in 22 Arabic-speaking countries. It was known to be in its debut, one of the most watched programs on TV and it is produced and supported by Rotana[citation needed], the biggest production company in the Arab World. The winner of the competition earned a chance to sign with Rotana.The X Factor is created by Simon Cowell. The Arabic-language version of the program had a similar format to the British version, in that there were three judges who each had four contestants to mentor, resulting in a total of twelve contestants.However with the continuing success of the rival pan-Arab series Star Academy on Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (LBC), XSeer All Najah lost most of its pan-Arab appeal and was discontinued after season 2.In 2012, the Egyptian TV channel CBC announced that The X Factor will return in 2013 with an all-new appearance and stated that the judges will be four of the biggest names in music around the Middle East. The X Factor is now considered a rival show to MBC's Arab Idol which airs at the same time slot as The X Factor.. }
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- The_X_Factor,_XSeer_Al_Najah abstract "The X Factor (سير النجاح X, pronounced XSeer Al Najah, literally translated Elixir or Essence of Success) is the Arabic version of the The X Factor. Its first Arabic series started on March 26, 2006. The 14-episode first series was broadcast in 22 Arabic-speaking countries. It was known to be in its debut, one of the most watched programs on TV and it is produced and supported by Rotana[citation needed], the biggest production company in the Arab World. The winner of the competition earned a chance to sign with Rotana.The X Factor is created by Simon Cowell. The Arabic-language version of the program had a similar format to the British version, in that there were three judges who each had four contestants to mentor, resulting in a total of twelve contestants.However with the continuing success of the rival pan-Arab series Star Academy on Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (LBC), XSeer All Najah lost most of its pan-Arab appeal and was discontinued after season 2.In 2012, the Egyptian TV channel CBC announced that The X Factor will return in 2013 with an all-new appearance and stated that the judges will be four of the biggest names in music around the Middle East. The X Factor is now considered a rival show to MBC's Arab Idol which airs at the same time slot as The X Factor.".