Egyptian Artists Lay Farouk al-Fishawi at Majestic Funeral

The funeral of the Egyptian artist Farouk al-Feshawi took place Thursday afternoon at the Omar Makram Mosque in Cairo, in the presence of a large number of artists wishing to say goodbye to Feshawi during solemn funerals, among which were Elham Shaheen, Mohamed Henedi, Shahira, Fiedra and Rania Farid Shawahi. Kamel Abu Zaki and director Omar Abdel Aziz presented their condolences to the artist Sumaya Al-Alfi, Al-Fishawi's former wife and her children.

Elham Shaheen, Mohamed Heneidy and Shahira offer their condolences for the toxicity of the two thousand

Farouk al-Fishawi, born in 1952 in Menoufia, earned a Bachelor of Arts from Ain Shams University and graduated from the Higher Drama Institute. At the beginning of his artistic career, he has played several small roles in film and television. In 1982, to mark the point of his true departure into the world of art, distinguished among the stars of his generation by his ability to diversify roles and to embody a number of complex and different personalities between the romantic and the tragic and the comedy, which he interpreted with brio. One of his most important works is love in a dead end, esoteric. Give me this medicine, do not ask me who I am, the monkey, the garage, etc. The award was awarded to Best Actor of the African Film Academy in 2009 for his role in Alwan Al Sama VII, the National Council of Human Rights Award. Best of all Honored by the Tangier International Festival of Arts and Music in 2004, the Shield of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai at the 4th Arab Forum of Arab Producers 2009 and a Certificate of Appreciation of the 31st Cairo International Film Festival Colors of the sky.