Since the news of his death was announced Maha Abu AufSocial networking sites were buzzing with farewell posts and tweets, some of which were monitored by Sky News Arabia, during the following lines.
The beginning, with the Egyptian artist, Amr Diab, who tweeted on his personal page, saying: "We belong to God and to Him we shall return. My sincere condolences for the death of dear artist Maha Abu Auf, may God have mercy on her and inspire her family patience and solace".
Hani Ramzy also mourned the able artist, through his official page on "Twitter", saying: " May God have mercy on you, Maha, we are strong, my condolences to all the family and all your lovers".
The media, Marwa Saad, described Maha Abu Auf as"The most beautiful woman", in a tweet to let her know on "Twitter".
The Egyptian director, Amr Salama, bid farewell to the late artist, describing her as"beautiful and cheerful"Condolences to her family and all her fans.
For her part, the Egyptian actress, Menna Fadali, said, through her official account on "Twitter": " There is no power or strength except with God, the beautiful heart and soul left us".
In his farewell message to Maha Abu Auf, the Egyptian director, Amr Arafa, said: " Umm Sharif is in the paradise of the mole, God willing.. pray for her".
The Egyptian writer, Fatima Naout, called the late artist Ali "Twitter", saying: " My beautiful love Maha Abu Auf.. the most beautiful laugh and the cleanest heart one can meet, goodbye Maha, you will miss me strong, we belong to God and to Him we shall return".
It is worth noting that Maha Abu Auf was born in 1956 and belongs to an artistic family. She is the daughter of the composer Ahmed Shafiq Abu Auf, and the sister of the late artist Ezzat Abu Auf, who formed with her and her sisters Mona, Mervat, and Manal; . band"For M" Famous lyrical in the late seventies of the last century.
She began her career as an actress since the early eighties, and she has more than 130 works that varied between theater, cinema, and television, where she appeared as a new face in a movie. "Do not oppress women"One of her early cinematic participations is her role in a movie "I don’t lie but I make up" In 1981, she participated in the second part of the movie "The blue elephant" 2019, and in the same year she presented her last theatrical roles in a play "3 days at the coast".
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The Representative Professions Syndicate mourned, on its official page, the late artist, saying: “The Representative Professions Syndicate and the group of artists mourn the dear artist Maha Abu Auf, and we belong to God and to Him we shall return.”
Since the news of his death was announced Maha Abu AufSocial networking sites were buzzing with farewell posts and tweets, some of which were monitored by Sky News Arabia, during the following lines.
The beginning, with the Egyptian artist, Amr Diab, who tweeted on his personal page, saying: “We belong to God and to Him we shall return. My sincere condolences for the death of dear artist Maha Abu Auf, may God have mercy on her and inspire her family patience and solace.”
Hani Ramzy also mourned the able artist, through his official page on “Twitter”, saying: “May God have mercy on you, Maha, you will be strong, my condolences to all the family and all your lovers.”
The media, Marwa Saad, described Maha Abu Auf as “the most beautiful friend”, in a tweet to mourn her on “Twitter”.
The Egyptian director, Amr Salama, bid farewell to the late artist, describing her as “beautiful and cheerful”, expressing his condolences to her family and all her fans.
For her part, the Egyptian artist, Menna Fadali, said, through her official account on “Twitter”: “There is no power or strength except in God, the beautiful of the heart and soul has left us. Hanim is one of the facades of the artistic community, the star Maha Abu Auf, Hathoushina.”
In his farewell message to Maha Abu Auf, the Egyptian director, Amr Arafa, said: “Umm Sharif is in the paradise of the mole, God willing.. pray for her.”
The Egyptian writer, Fatima Naoot, called the late artist on Twitter, saying: “My beautiful sweetheart, Maha Abu Auf, the most beautiful laugh and the cleanest heart one can meet. Goodbye, Maha, you will miss me strong. We belong to God and to Him we shall return.”
It is worth noting that Maha Abu Auf was born in 1956 and belongs to an artistic family. She is the daughter of the composer Ahmed Shafiq Abu Auf, and the sister of the late artist Ezzat Abu Auf, who formed with her and her sisters Mona, Mervat, and Manal; The famous singing group “FourM” in the late seventies of the last century.
She began her career as an actress since the early eighties, and she has more than 130 works that varied between theatre, cinema, and television, where she appeared as a new face in the movie “Do not oppress women.” And she participated in the second part of the movie “The Blue Elephant” 2019, and in the same year she presented her last theatrical role in the play “3 Days in the Coast”.
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