Zeinat Alawi

Zeinat Alawi

Egyptian actress

Date of Birth: May 19, 1930, Alexandria, Egypt

Date of Death: July 16, 1988 (58 years old)

Nationality: Egyptian

Spouse: Mohab Manaa

Professional Life:

Profession: Actress

Native Language: Arabic

Dialect: Egyptian

Languages: Arabic

Years of Activity: 1951 - 1970

About Her:

Zeinat Alawi was married to journalist Mohab Manaa, the owner of the magazine Akhbar Al-Nujoum. She retired from acting in her later years and was known for her commitment to her life, both professionally and personally. Early in her career, the film industry often required her to play roles of dancers, but she tried to act in some scenes where that was possible.

Notable Works:

🎬 Al-Sarab (1970)

🎬 Thief Despite Himself (1969)

🎬 Good Morning My Dear Wife (1969)

🎬 When We Love (1967)

🎬 The Honor of My Wife (1967)

🎬 The Bachelor Husband (1966)

🎬 Mind and Money (1965)

🎬 The Noble Family (1964)

🎬 Slaves of the Body (1962)

🎬 Kahraman (1958)

🎬 This Is Love (1958)

🎬 The Road to Hope (1957)

🎬 The Accused (1957)

🎬 Ismail Yass in the Fleet (1957)

🎬 The Mistress of Power (1956)

🎬 The Cheerful Widow (1956)

🎬 I Bid You Goodbye (1956)

🎬 Good Morning (1955)

🎬 Captain Egypt (1955)

🎬 The Sound of the Anklet (1955)

🎬 Who Is Your Love For? (1954)

🎬 People Have Ranks (1954)

🎬 The Good Samaritan (1953)

🎬 Raya and Skeenah (1953)

🎬 Slaves of Money (1953)

🎬 My Darling's Window (1951)

Zeinat Alawi was one of the icons in Egyptian cinema, leaving a significant artistic impact despite her relatively short career span.