Mohamed Reihan

Mohamed Reihan

🎭 Egyptian Actor (1940–2021)

👤 Personal Information

Date of Birth: March 15, 1940

Date of Death: May 14, 2021 (Age 81)

Place of Death: Zagazig University Hospitals, Egypt

Cause of Death: Kidney failure

Nationality: 🇪🇬 Egypt

Languages: Arabic

Profession: Actor

Years Active: 1966 – 2021

🧑‍🎤 About Him

Mohamed Reihan was a veteran Egyptian actor known for portraying kind-hearted characters, especially fatherly or religious figures. He appeared in numerous television and radio series. One of his most notable roles was in the popular series Souq El-Asr (The Market of the Era).

📺 Television Series (Selected Works)

Bint El-Qaba'il (2020)

Afareet Adly Allam (2017) – Sadeeq

Ta’am El-Hayah (2017)

Ma'moun wa Shurakah (2016)

Ustaz wa Ra’is Qesm (2015) – Mosque Imam

Men El-Gany? (2015) – Ibrahim (Ep. 9)

Awlad El-Sayeda (2015) – Guest Star

Molana El-Aasheq (2015)

Emberatoriyat Meen (2014)

Dahsha (2014) – Al-Omda (The Mayor)

Al-Walida Basha (2013)

Al-A'raf (2013) – Judge

Bab El-Kholk (2012)

Ibn Leil (2012)

Ashgar Al-Nar (2012) – Sheikh Bakr

Al-Gama'a (2010) – Sheikh Al-Digwi

Abou Dehka Genan (2009) – Mosque Imam

Afrah Iblis (2009)

Qalb Mayet (2008)

Al-Malek Farouk (2007) – Minister Mohamed Mahmoud Pasha

Emaret Yacoubian (2007) – Taha El-Shazli’s father

Sultan El-Gharam (2007)

El-Masraweyya (Seasons 1 & 2, 2007 & 2009)

Qadyet Nasab (2006)

Ala Bab Masr (2006) – Badr El-Din El-Badara'i

Al-Zaher Baybars (2005)

Imam Mohamed Abduh (2005)

Imam El-Doa’a (Imam of Preachers) (2003) – Sheikh Al-Mahdi

El-Layl Wa Akheroh (2003)

Kanarya wa Shuraka (2003)

Faris (Unknown Year)

🎬 Films

Khalawis (2018) – Hassan’s father

Helm Aziz (2012)

Azazel (2011) – The Sheikh

Majnoon Ameera (2009)

Bahebak W Bamoout Fik (2005)

Ayam El-Sadat (2001) – Minister Sayed Marei

📻 Radio Dramas

Rehlat Harb Al-Shoubakshi (2018)

Harib 'Ala Safar (2010)

📺 TV Specials & Stage Plays

El-Aqnea (TV Drama, 2006)

Al-Maq'ad Al-Khalfi (TV Drama, 2003)

Ahlam El-Kamanjati (TV Drama, 2001)

Othello (Stage Play, 2005)

El-Ghazeya wel Derweesh (Stage Play)

El-Barwaz (Stage Play, 1966)

El-Naseem El-Aleel Aleel (TV Special)