He has an oriental face close to the faces of all Egyptians, and he possesses a medal and talent that made him a cinematic hero and one of the cinematics, but he did not have the luck to qualify him to have the same reputation as his older brother Dingwan Art Rushdi Abaza, he is the artist who thought Abaza was mistaken for Wikipedia and a number of sites On his date of birth, she stated that today is July 19, 1950, while his daughter Shaima Fekri Abaza confirmed in statements for the seventh day that he was born on November 25.
Rushdi Abaza with his brother, think Abaza–
He loved the thought of Abaza art since his childhood, where he was influenced by his older brother and joined the High Institute for Dramatic Art, and began his artistic career in cinema in the seventies, where he participated in the film Girls needed to marry in 1973, with his brother artist Rushdie Abaza, then the account film, Mademoiselle in 1976, to continue his work what Between cinema and television, including films: Days of Sadat, Top Secret, Good, Bad, Beautiful, Lost Age, My Childhood, Wall of Championships, Day of Dignity, Speech in the Forbidden, Mighty, so that smoke does not fly, and others, and series: Meneen I answer people, midnight train, A princess in Abdeen, Egyptian papers, Mahmoud Al-Masry, the imam of preachers, and others.
The artist Fikry Abaza has linked a love story with the beautiful artist Hayat Qandil, the seventies star, who was told by journalist Youssef Idris during this period that she is the wild horse in the Egyptian cinema. “Remember me, Sonya and the Lunatic, the Empire of Mem, the Valley of Memories, and others.
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Think Abaza and Qandil life–
The Valley of Memories movie brought together my heart, Abaza’s thoughts, and the life of Kandil, as he saved her from falling from the horse while filming one of the scenes of the movie. From here, the love story began between them and they married in 1976, and they gave birth to three sons, Shaimaa, Shahinda, and Muhammad, and after that she retired from Kandil in 1981 and turned away from the lights and devoted her life Family
Thinking Abaza was dreaming about presenting the life story of his brother Rushdie Abaza in a television series he was writing, and he began collecting his belongings to put them in a museum in the Egyptian Opera House but he was not given the fate, as he died on November 18, 2004 after a severe heart attack that hit him practicing tennis in Al-Tawfiqa club and he left Suddenly, without obtaining the same reputation as his brother, Dengwan, the artist Rushdi Abaza, which his daughter Shaima explained in a television interview that the reason for this was her father’s preoccupation for a while with special business far from art, even though he possessed all the elements of fame and stardom.
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