Amal Arafa
Syrian actress, writer and singer
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Name in Arabic:
أمل عرفة
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Nationality:
Syrian
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Country of Residence:
Syria
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Amal Arafa's Bio
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Syrian actress, writer and singer. Daughter of the late Syrian composer and musician Suhail Arafa. She is the presenter of the program “There is Hope” on the Syrian “ Lana Channel ”. At the beginning of her artistic career, she performed a number of solo songs, and her first singing work was “Good Morning, O Homeland.” She participated with the artist Julia Boutros in the song “Where Are the Millions” and “O Pigeon of Jerusalem Noah Noah,” and among her songs: “On Hotter Than Embers.” “Alone, my love,” “Black,” “You’re on my mind,” “Your love surprised me,” and “What love is there about you.” She then turned to acting and participated in many series, including “The End of a Brave Man” in 1994, “Khan Al-Harir” in 1996, “Donia” in 1999, “Ishtar” in 2004, “Kasr Al-Kawatir” in 2006, and “Your Faiths Don’t Own” “In 2010, “The Sieve” in 2014, “Al-Rabous” in 2017, “Psycho” in 2018, “Contact” in 2019. She also participated in most parts of the comedy series “Spot of Light.” Among her cinematic contributions are: “Something is Burning” in 1993, “The Rising of the Rain” in 1995, and “The Long Night” in 2009. In the field of writing, she wrote several works, including “Donia,” “Ishtar,” “Twinkle of an Eye,” and On the media level, “Psycho” presented the “Hope After Breakfast” program on the Syrian Satellite Channel, and the “Smiles” program on the MBC channel. She won many awards during her career, including the “Best Social Series Award” for her writing and starring “Rafat Ain” in 2012, the “Best Comedy Actress Award” for her role in “Spot of Light” in 2011, and the “Best Singing Performance Award” at the “Abu Dhabi Festival.” For the Arabic Song” for her song “Black” in 2011, and the “Best Actress in a Leading Role” award at the “Adonia Festival” for her role in the series “After the Fall” in 2010, and the “Adonia Award” for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role in the series “Hasiba.” And “Time of Fear” in 2007. She also won the best singing performance award for the song “Zadni” in Tunisia. She married the Syrian actor Abdel Moneim Amairi in 2001, and their marriage lasted 14 years. They have two daughters, Salma and Maryam. Graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Syria.




