🕊️ Today, the family of renowned composer Ali Saad receives condolences after the Asr prayer at the Islamic Complex in Sheikh Zayed, as Egypt bids farewell to one of its most influential musical figures.

🎼 Ali Saad passed away after a long and rich artistic journey that spanned decades of creativity, during which he built a distinctive musical identity that blended emotional depth with dramatic storytelling.

🔹 A Diverse Artistic Legacy
Throughout his career, Saad composed music for more than 77 theatrical productions, contributing significantly to shaping the atmosphere of Egyptian theatre. His work on plays such as “Hamri Gamri” and “Al-Barachout” left a lasting impression on audiences.

🎭 He also composed soundtracks for 62 television series, including notable titles such as “Egyptian Papers,” “Al-Haffar,” and “Al-Wa’d Al-Haqq,” many of which remain iconic in Arab television history.

🔹 Cinema Contributions
In film, he composed music for 18 movies, including “El-Sayed Kaf” and “The Devil Preaches,” where his compositions played a crucial role in enhancing the emotional and narrative depth of the films 🎬.

🔹 Radio Drama Impact
His creative influence also extended to radio drama, with works such as “Asad Al-Bahar” and “Qamar Ala Bab Al-Motawally,” proving his ability to craft emotion even without visual storytelling.

🔹 A Personal Life Marked by Stability
Beyond his professional achievements, Ali Saad shared a long and stable life with late actress Fathia Tantawy, a marriage that lasted more than 50 years and reflected deep mutual respect and loyalty ❤️.

🕊️ With his passing, Egyptian art loses a quiet yet powerful musical voice, but his legacy continues through the timeless works he left behind.

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