The as well as "Kermalak" (For You), "Taa" (Come), "Fatet Sineen" (Years Passed), and "Zanbi Ana" (My Fault). The latter was composed by Marwan Khoury. On 15 November 2006, Elissa received her second World Music Award in a row for the sales of this album. Elissa's sixth studio album "Ayami Beek" (My Days With You) was released on 20 December 2007. Including one of Elissa's bigger hits "Betmoun" (I Owe You) as well as "Awakher El Shita" (The End of Winter), "Ayami Beek" and "Khod Balak Alaya" (Take Care of Me). "Tesadaa Bemeen" (Who Do You Believe), her seventh studio album, was released on 26 December 2009 and included one of her signature songs "Aa Bali Habibi" (Darling I Want...) and titular song "Tesadaa Bemeen". Elissa garnered her third World Music Award for "Tesadaa Bemeen". In November 2010, she was awarded the prize for "Best Arab Female Artist" in the Jordan Music Awards and the Big Apple Music Award for "Best Female Artist" in the Middle East a few days later. "Tesadaa Bemeen" is considered to be a fan favorite due to its differing and darker themes and stronger vocal delivery throughout the album, including songs such as "Min Gheir Mounasba" (For No Reason), "Fi Shi Nkasar" (Something Broke) and "Eftakart" (I Remembered). Her eighth studio album, "Asaad Wahda" (The Happiest One), was released in June 2012. The album spawned music videos for the titular song and "Teebt Mennak) (Tired Of You). The latter's video was released the following year. During the summer of 2012, Elissa released the title song for the "Maa Sabk Al Esrar" series. In December 2012, Elissa was chosen to be one of the judges of "The X Factor Arabia"; It was on the air the first four months of 2013. On 23 June 2013 Elissa received two Murex D’or awards, for the Best Lebanese Singer and Best Arabic Song "Asaad Wahda". During the summer of 2014, Elissa released a song titled "Law" (What If) written by long term collaborator Marwan Khoury.