Inas Maki reveals painful details about the death of her niece’s son in France
Inas Maki announces the death of her sister’s son, engineer Ayman Dasouli, in France at the age of 28, and asks for prayers for him.
The artist Inas Maki announced the death of her sister’s son, engineer Ayman Dasouli, who passed away at the age of 28 in France, with no funeral or condolence details announced yet.
Inas posted a photo of the deceased on her Instagram account, praying for his mercy and forgiveness, and expressed her support for her sister Azza during this difficult ordeal. She said: “Prayers and Al-Fatiha for my nephew, engineer Ayman Dasouli, who passed away in France. May God give you patience, Azza, my sister, for this loss. Indeed, to God we belong and to Him we shall return.”
Condolences from Ahmed Maki
Meanwhile, artist Ahmed Maki mourned the death of his nephew on his Facebook account, asking God to have mercy on him and forgive him, and requested the public to pray for patience and mercy for the deceased.
Recent Family Loss
Earlier, Ahmed Maki announced the death of his mother, Houria Mohamed Gamal Eldin Shaker, on his Instagram, asking the public to pray for her mercy, saying: “Glory to the One with everlasting existence, my mother has passed away. May God forgive her, have mercy on her, honor her resting place, and admit her to paradise by His mercy.”
Ahmed Maki’s Latest Work
It is worth mentioning that Ahmed Maki recently starred in the series “Al-Ghawi” during Ramadan 2025, featuring a distinguished cast including Aisha Bin Ahmed, Amr Abdel Jalil, and Ahmed Badir. The series was written by Tarek Kashif and Mahmoud Zahran, directed by Mando Al-Adl, and produced by Synergy Company.
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