The Palestinian Al Fajer Group was founded in Kuwait in 1987 by its four members: Sima Kanaan (singing), Bashar Shammout (guitar), Jamil Siraj (oud and guitar), and Nezar Elayan (percussion). The group emerged within the broader context of the Palestinian cultural movement in the diaspora, aiming to express the Palestinian cause through committed music. They released their sole album, "Arabic Words", in 1988 and took part in several performances and festivals in Kuwait, Iraq, and Germany, where they received considerable attention from Arab diaspora communities and international cultural circles.

This collection documents the Palestinian Al Fajer Group’s participation in a music festival in Berlin in 1989 and includes photographs of the group members during their performance. It also features an image of the cassette tape cover of their 1988 album, "Arabic Words". These materials reflect the group’s artistic and political impact in representing the Palestinian cause through music following the First Intifada.