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This photo was taken by Al-Mawed magazine, which called her “the sweet-eyed one.” The article that was written about her talked about her return to cinema after her separation from her husband, and how she ...
Read moreAl-Mawed magazine's lens captured this photo of the late star, Cinderella Souad Hosni, playing the role of Suham in the movie Ahl Al-Qimma, which was filmed in 1981. The story was by Naguib Mahfouz and direc...
Read moreIt is known about the star Suhair Ramzy her attachment to her mother, the late artist Doria Ahmed, and when Suhair decided to enter the world of acting, her mother retired from art to be by her side, a...
Read moreAl-Mawed magazine took this photo in Cairo in 1972 of the late guitarist Omar Khorshid and his wife at the time, the star Mervat Amin. Their marriage was short-lived, lasting only about a year. Omar Khorshid...
Read moreAl-Mawed magazine took this photo of the star Samira Said in November 1980 on the banks of the Nile in Cairo. The photo was published on the cover of Al-Mawed with the title: "Samira Said is always placed ...
Read moreI received a call that made me happy one Ramadan evening from my dear friend Mrs. Zeinab Abaza, the sister of the late artist Rushdi Abaza. She congratulated me on my writings in Star Street, so I told her t...
Read moreNaim's salon in Beirut attracted the ladies of the high society, and Sabah was its shining star. It is true that he styled the hair of many stars and famous women, but his name and Sabah's were linked togeth...
Read moreThis photo was taken in 1976, in Cairo, when the star Hussein Fahmy was filming his role in the movie (Barefoot on the Golden Bridge), starring with his wife at the time, the star Mervat Amin. Their marriage...
Read moreIn this explanatory film, we show how our internal experts restore and correct the colors of Al-Mawed magazine photos, starting from the original film post-processing of the photos, which are more than sixty...
Read moreNaglaa Fathi, the Nightingale named her after the Lebanese Naglaa | Part Two In the velvet society of Beirut, the brown nightingale Abdel Halim Hafez was drawn to a girl named Najla. She looked very similar ...
Read moreOn Wednesday, March 30, 1977, Abdel Halim Hafez passed away. The late Badih Serbey, editor-in-chief of Al-Mawed magazinem, had given Abdel Halim the title of “The Brown Nightingale”. Since that day, this tit...
Read moreThe late star Nadia Lutfi had many talents and hobbies. In addition to her love for acting, she played tennis and golf and followed football matches enthusiastically. She was nicknamed "The one with the...
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