Shadia

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Shadia (1950s)

Shadia ( Arabic شادية, DMG Šādiyya , also Shādiyah ; Sahdya ; Chadia ; real .: Fātima Ahmad Kamāl Schākir  /فاطمة أحمد كمال شاكر; * February 8, 1931 in Cairo ; † November 28, 2017 ibid) was an Egyptian singer and film actress.

Life

Shadia made her debut in 1947 in the film Al-Aql Fi Ajaza by Hilmi Rafla , from which the stage name comes from which she became known. In total, she has appeared in more than 100 films, including over 30 films with Kamal El-Shinawy . Hussein Kamal's Raya and Sakina (1953), in which she and Soheir ElBably played the title roles, is considered a classic of Egyptian cinema. In addition to light comedies such as Karamat Zawjatti (1967, by Fatin Abd al-Wahhab ) and Afrit Mirati (1968, by Ahmad Dia al-Din ), films such as Al-Zawja ​​Taqam 13 (1963) and Mirati Mudir Am (1966 ) were made in the 1960s , both by Abd al-Wahhab), which are among her best works. She worked on three film adaptations of Nagib Mahfuz 's novels : El less wal kilab (1962), Zouqaq al-Midaqq (1963) and Miramar (1969).

Shadia showed her musical talent in several early musical comedies; she performed with the singer Abdel Halim Hafez in Lahn el Wafaa (1955), Dalila (1956) and Mabodet el Gamahir (1967). She had her last film role in 1984 in La Tas'alni Man Ana by Ashraf Fahmy . Outside of film, she was also successful as a singer in the Arab world; famous became Ya Habibt Ya Masr (Oh my beloved Egypt). In 1987 she withdrew from the public eye. Shadia was married three times, including actors Salah Zulfikar and Emad Hamdi .

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SURNAME Shadia
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Shādiyah; Sahdya; Chadia; Ahmad Kamal Shākir, Fātima
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Egyptian film actress and singer
DATE OF BIRTH February 8, 1931
PLACE OF BIRTH Cairo
DATE OF DEATH November 28, 2017
Place of death Cairo