The departure of the artist, Amal Abbas, after a long struggle with illness

2023-07-07 08:15:47

The well-known artist, Amal Abbas, died in Kuwait today, at the age of 63, after a long struggle with illness.
Amal Abbas is a well-known Iraqi actress, residing in Kuwait; She began her artistic career in the early eighties of the last century, by appearing in some television roles, most of which were in Kuwaiti works.
Her artistic appearance varied between theatre, television and radio, but the start of her artistic career was in 2003, when she played the role of Hakima in the series “Al-Hayala”, in addition to her fame by playing evil roles in television and theatrical works.
Abbas was born in Basra, Iraq, on April 27, 1960. In addition to her Iraqi nationality, she holds Egyptian nationality, due to her marriage to an Egyptian citizen, from whom she gave birth to two sons, Dana and Muhammad.
In 1982, she played the role of journalist Amal in the series “My Lord, the man does not,” and in 1984 she appeared in the play “Operetta Cinderella.” The following year, she appeared in a number of works, including the role of Fawzia in the series “Wife with the Computer,” and in the play “Nashmi.” And the TV evening “Forgotten Moments: Sarah”, and in the comedy series “Abu Saleh Wants a Solution”.
In 1986, Amal participated in the starring role as Umm Muhammad in the movie “Adnan”, and she also appeared in the play “Bye Bye Arabs”, and in 1987 she appeared in the play “Shams Al Shams” and in the series “On the World Peace (Congratulations and Lucky)” as the nurse. Hoda.
In 1988, Amal co-starred with Abdulaziz Al-Nimesh and Abdullah Ghuloom in the play “The Wonderful School” directed by Abdel-Amir Matar, and in the role of Umm Bahloul in the series “City of Winds”, in the series “Naseeb”, and the play “The Pink Tiger”; In 1989, she participated in the tournament as Umm Sheikha in the play “Operetta After the Honey.” She also appeared in the series “The Greedy Ones” as Mastoua, and in the role of Sarara in the play “Saduh.”
At the beginning of the 1990s, Abbas appeared in the play “Al-Kashi Mashi”, in the TV show “Al-Hadath”, in the play “Swan Lake”, and in the series “Yili Malo Ol Malo Tali”. In 1993, she appeared to her audience in the series “The Marriage Nest”, starring Dawoud Hussein, Intisar Al-Sharah, Ibrahim Al-Harbi and others. She also participated in the play “Al-Harmana”. In 1995 she participated in the play “Vampire” as Umm Salem, and the TV evening “The Man and the Shadow”. “.
Abbas continued her artistic career during the 1990s, proving her artistic presence and passion for acting, to participate in different roles and various works of art between theater and television. In 1996, she appeared in “Saim’s Diaries” and the play “Qarat al-Funjan”. And in 1997 in the series “Faces Without Masks”.
In 1998, she appeared in the role of Umm Abdel-Razzaq in the series “Dart Al-Ayyam”; In 1999, Amal participated in the series “Where Do I Make It Awiya” as Umm Jumaa, and the play “Al-Khiran Rayeh Gay” as Umm Obaid.
As for the beginning of the second millennium, she witnessed her participation in various works of art. In the year 2000, Abbas participated in the role of Umm Youssef in the series “I Laugh or Cry”, and in 2001 she participated in the role of Najat in the series “The Wound of Time”, and in 2002 she had a presence in Five works of art, including the play “Qannas Khaitan” with the role of Jamila, in the radio series “Dar Al-Falak” and in the TV series “Quloob Mahshama”.
In 2003, Amal participated in her most famous work ever, the series “Al-Hayala”, where she played the role of Hakima, and she was present in one play entitled “The Melting of Ice”. Samira’s role.
In 2005, Amal had a multiple presence in the theater and on the small screen, such as the play “Honeymoon Basal”, and the series “Adil Al-Rooh” as Umm Hossam, and in 2006 she appeared in the series “Ateej Al-Souf” as Sabeeka, and in 2007 it was full of her artistic participation Including the series “In Homes Asrar”, and the series “Taxi on Demand” with the role of Umm Nasser.
In 2008, she played the role of Umm Munira in the series “Oyoun al-Hob” and the series “Sharr al-Nufous” as Umm Mahmoud. She participated in the role of Anhar in the series “Zaman Marian”, and the role of Umm Salem in the series “Karimo”, and in the play “Night of Horror”.
In 2011, she appeared in the series “Girls of Secondary School” as Abla Nahed, and the play “Al-Tartanji.” In 2012, she was full of dramatic artistic participation, as she played the role of Umm Salwa in the series “Khawat Dunya” and Umm Adel in the series “Al-Wada’”. “.
In 2013, she participated in the series “Happy House,” the series “My Eyes,” and the play “Asheqat al-Jin.” In 2014, she played the role of Umm Wafaa in the series “The Wound of Years,” and the role of Noura in the series “For Love is a Word.” In 2015, Amal appeared in the role of Umm Salman in the series “Uncle Saqr”, and in the series “War of Hearts” as Umm Musaed.
In 2016, she appeared as Umm Saleh in the series “Doctorate in Love.” He also played the role of Umm Laila in the series “Harem Bou Sultan.” As for the series “Between Two Hearts,” she played the character of Aunt Dana. In 2017, Amal appeared in two series as a guest star in the series “Why Ya Jarrah” and the series “Bou Tabee’”.