Rawya Bayad

Rawya Bayad – Egyptian Media Figure

Rawya Bayad is an Egyptian engineer who held the position of Head of the Production Sector at the Egyptian Radio and Television Union. During her tenure, she oversaw the production of several drama series, especially during the month of Ramadan, and faced financial challenges that affected the scale of production. In 2011, she was accused of squandering public funds in collaboration with former union president Osama El-Sheikh, in a case related to purchasing series at inflated prices, which caused losses to Egyptian television.

2. Novels Titled "Bayad" (which means "Whiteness")

There are several novels titled "Bayad" or that include the word in their titles, including:

"Bayad" by Raghda Abu Bakr Kurdi: A social novel set between Saudi Arabia and Canada. It tells a love and marriage story between engineer Rabee and poetess Taghreed, focusing on the emotional and feminine aspects of their relationship.

"Bayad ala Mad al-Basar" (Whiteness as Far as the Eye Can See) by Mohamed Abdel Razek: A novel that belongs to the crime fiction genre, where the narrator seeks to uncover the circumstances of a young girl’s suicide, addressing sensitive social issues. The novel was discussed at cultural events such as the Diwan Bookstore in Cairo.

3. Rawya Al-Masri – Lebanese Writer

"Rawya Al-Masri" is a Lebanese author whose name may resemble that of "Rawya Bayad." One of her works is the novel "Lebanon in the Labyrinths of the Heart", which explores humanitarian and social themes.