Suad Nasr

Suad Nasr ⭐🎭

(December 26, 1953 – January 5, 2007)

🔹 Full Name: Suad Nasr Abdel Aziz

🔹 Nationality: 🇪🇬 Egyptian

🔹 Nickname: Mama Ma’isa

🔹 Religion: 🕌 Islam

🔹 Marital Status:

Married to Ahmed Abdel Wareth (previously) 🤵👰

Married to Mohamed Abdel Moneim (until her passing)

🔹 Children: Tarek, Fayrouz

📌 Career

📍 Studied at the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts, graduating in 1975 🎭

📍 Discovered for her comedic talent by Karam Motawa

📍 Starred in over 100 works across cinema, television, and theater

🎬 Most Famous Works

📽️ In Cinema:

🎞️ Al-Hayah Montaha Al-Lazah (2005)

🎞️ Hona Al-Qahira (1985)

🎞️ Hekaya Masriya (1982)

🎞️ Al-Asifa (2001)

🎞️ Gawaz Bi Qarar Gomhoure (2001)

📺 In Television:

📺 Yawmiyat Wanees (1994 – 2001)

📺 Rehlet Al-Million (1984)

📺 Goha Al-Masri (2002)

📺 Al-Layl Wa Akhrah (2003)

📺 Moshwar Emra’a (2004)

🎭 In Theater:

🎭 Al-Hamaji (1985)

🎭 A’ilet Wanees (1997)

🎭 Gawz W Loz

🎭 Taksab Ya Khesha

🏆 Awards & Recognitions

🏅 2006: Award for Best Supporting Actress for Al-Hayah Montaha Al-Lazah 🎖️

🏅 2020: Special tribute by actor Mohamed Sobhi for her participation in the 50 Years of Art Festival 🎭

⚠️ Death

⚫ Passed away on January 5, 2007, due to a medical error during a liposuction procedure, which led to a year-long coma 🏥💔

⚫ Her final wish was for a quick burial and for her family to pray by her grave for an hour 🙏

Despite her passing, Suad Nasr remains one of Egypt’s most beloved comedy actresses, leaving behind a legacy of laughter and unforgettable performances ❤️🎬