A Sad Farewell to Emad Moharem: His Wife Collapses at Funeral Amid Emotional Scenes at Police Mosque
Emad Moharem’s wife collapses during his funeral; artists bid him farewell amid deep sorrow and his will of not holding a condolence ceremony is honored.
The wife of the late actor Emad Moharem broke down in tears and suffered a nervous collapse following the funeral prayer held this afternoon at the Police Mosque in Sheikh Zayed City. The atmosphere was filled with deep sorrow as close friends and family gathered to say their final goodbyes.
Limited Artistic Presence Amid Sadness
Only a small number of figures from the entertainment industry attended the funeral. Among them were media personality Bossy Shalaby and producer Mohamed Fawzy, who arrived early to bid farewell to the late actor and offer condolences to his family.


Passing After a Struggle with Illness
Emad Moharem passed away earlier this morning at the age of 74, after a long battle with illness. His health had sharply deteriorated recently following a severe stroke that impaired his speech, movement, and breathing. It was his second stroke in a short time.
His Will: No Condolence Gathering
The late actor had expressed his wish that no traditional condolence ceremony be held in his honor. His family respected this final request, limiting the farewell to the funeral prayer and burial.
A Long Artistic Journey and Lasting Legacy
Emad Moharem is remembered as one of the distinguished actors who left a lasting impact on Egyptian cinema. He began his career in the 1970s and participated in many notable films, including El Afareet, El Batneya, and Akwa El Rejal, cementing his place in the memory of audiences across generations.
Suga of BTS reflects on his early struggles in Daegu, his transition into the demanding K-pop industry, and how BTS’s diversity and determination could allow the group to continue for decades as a global music phenomenon.
TWICE continues its global dominance as their Taiwan concerts generate $47.5 million in tourism revenue, attracting over 200,000 fans and setting new attendance records.
IVE continues its rapid rise in Japan as tickets for their Kyocera Dome Osaka concerts sell out within minutes, highlighting the group’s massive fan demand and growing global influence during their ongoing world tour.
Salmokji: Whispering Water has quickly become one of Korea’s most talked-about horror films, delivering a psychological experience built on mystery, eerie sound design, and haunting visuals.



