09:58 PM
Sunday 26 January 2020
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Books – Bahaa Hegazy:
On this twenty-sixth day of January, Souad Hosni the Pope was born in the Bulaq neighborhood of Cairo to an artistic family, her father Mohamed Hosni the Pope who was one of the largest calligrapher in Egypt, and her sister, the singer Nagat Al-Saghira, and her brother the composer Ezzedine Hosni.
Souad Hosni worked in art, as a little girl with Baba Sharo, and discovered by Abdel Rahman El Khamisi (find a meeting with Khamisi) cinema, then she worked in multiple roles, and when her popularity exceeded the horizons, she was called Cinderella the Arabic Screen.
Her parents, aged 5, separated, to marry her mother to the Education Inspector Abdel Moneim Hafez, who took care of her upbringing and her two sisters, and Souad did not attend school, and received her education at home, with the assistance of her stepfather.
As for her husbands, she married Souad from the director Salah Karim, and from the director Ali Badrakhan, then after that from the screenwriter Maher Awad, and the artist Zaki Fateen Abdel Wahab.
The artist died in mysterious circumstances in London, leaving behind a long and unforgettable history.
In the history of Souad Hosni, 91 works between cinema and television, among which are non-Egyptian works .. We review them together in the following lines:
The beginning of the Iraqi movie, Al-Qadisiyah in 1981, which narrates in a historical form the facts of the battle of Al-Qadisiyah, which enabled Muslims to conquer Persia in 636 AD in order to spread Islam, which was led by (Saad bin Abi Waqas), after the death of (Muthanna bin Harithah al-Shaibani) The commander of the Islamic armies during the reign of the caliph (Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq), where an army of 30 thousand warriors is formed in order to confront the armies of the Persians.
The film was written by Mahfouz Abdel Rahman, directed by Salah Abu Saif, and co-starred with Egypt, Ezzat Al-Alayli and Layla Taher.
The artist, Ezzat Al-Alayli, later, in press reports, said that he was involved in a propaganda film, pioneering the war on Iran, and that he regretted participating in this film, and if time had returned, he would not have participated in it.
The great critic, Tariq Al-Shennawi, told Masrawy that Saddam Hussein had his eyes on the cinema, and this is shown, for example, in preparing the ground for his war with Iran, which is evident in the film tape, which was written in a propaganda way away from the cinema.
Al Qadisiyah movie
The next movie was the Moroccan film “Afghanistan Why” in 1984, in which Souad Hosni embodied the role of an Afghani girl, and it deals with the story of the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and the Afghan people’s struggle against them.
The tournament was shared by the Egyptian artist Abdullah Ghaith, Sean Connery, Mohamed Hassan El-Gendy, and the film, directed by Abdullah Al-Misbahi.
Souad Hosni had a poetry program on BBC Radio, in which she recorded the poems of the late poet Salah Jaheen, a partner of her success journey, and a companion of her path as she always described it.
The last audio recording of Souad Hosni, the last poems of Salah Jaheen
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