Samira Abdel Aziz

Samira Abdel Aziz is an outstanding Egyptian actress born on June 1, 1935 in Alexandria.

Educational Background 🎓:

Bachelor's degree in Commerce from Alexandria University.

Bachelor's degree in Performing Arts from the Academy of Arts.

Personal Life 💍:

Spouse: Writer Mahfouz Abdel Rahman.

Career 🎭:

Career Beginnings:

Started in Alexandria Radio 📻.

Participated in university theater troupes and won the Excellence Award in Acting from President Gamal Abdel Nasser.

Worked with the Alexandria Theater Troupe and the National Theater, participating in many plays such as:

Watani Akka

Saladin the Ayyubi

Tell the Sun's Eye

My Beloved Shamena

Isis

Trinity (Carthage Festival)

TV Series 📺:

The Fall of Granada

Mouths and Rabbits

The Conscience of Abla Hekmat

The Orphans

Imam of Preachers

The Father of Daughters

Films 🎬:

Execution of a Judge

Delicious Murder

Halim

Meccano

Radio Shows 📡:

"The Philosopher Said" (since 1975), the oldest continuous radio show in the Arab world.

Awards and Recognitions 🏆:

First Acting Award from Television for her role in "The Ideal Mother".

Excellence Award from the Arab Radio Unions for her radio show.

Creativity Award twice from the Radio and Television Festival.

Other Works 🎤:

Fawazeer (Entertainment Shows): "Umm Al-Aref" (1992) and "Uncle Fouad and the Grandparents" (1983).

Radio Series:

"The Shobekshi War Journey" (2018)

"A Love that Never Dies" (2015)

"The Merzouk Family" (1959)

Languages 🗣️:

Language: Arabic

Dialect: Egyptian

Political Life 🏛️:

Member of the Egyptian Senate.

Samira Abdel Aziz is considered one of the most prominent actresses in Egypt and a symbol of authentic Egyptian art.