Shadia (Actress) - Life Story, Biography, Info Wiki, Wikipedia

Shadia, an Egyptian actress and singer, was born on February 8, 1931 in Cairo, Egypt. Her real name is Fatima Ahmed Shaker.

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Name in English: Shadia
Name in Arabic: شادية
Full real name: Fatima Ahmed Shaker
Nickname: Daloua Arab Cinema
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian dialect
Religion: Islam
Origin: Türkiye
Residence: Egypt
Date of birth: February 8, 1931
Place of birth: Abdeen district, Cairo, Egypt
Date of death: November 28, 2017
Place of death: Cairo, Egypt
Cause of death: stroke
Age: 86 years 9 months and 20 days (at death 2017)
Astrological Sign: Aquarius
Profession: Actress, singer
Genre: Egyptian cinema
Years of activity: 1947-1984
Social status: married, deceased
Wife: Aziz Fathi, Imad Hamdi, Salah Zulfiqar
Father: Ahmed Kamal Shaker

Biography, Life story

Shadia was born on February 8, 1931 in the New Helmeya area in the Abdeen district of Cairo, the capital of Egypt. She is considered one of the most important female artists in Egypt, and she was dubbed by the critics and the audience as the cinema star. Her origins go back to Sharkia Governorate, east of Cairo. Her father is the agricultural engineer, Ahmed Kamal Shaker, and she has a brother called Afaf, who worked as an actress and then retired from the artistic field.

Shadia began her artistic career in 1947 until 1984, during which she presented about 112 films, 10 radio series and one play. Comprehensive appeared in the history of Arab drama. The Egyptian movie (The Idol of the Masses) is considered one of her finest films with the Nightingale of Al-Asmar Abdel Halim Hafez.

Shadia married three times, the first to the engineer Aziz Fathi and the second to the artist Imad Hamdi for three years, and she also married the artist Salah Zulfikar until she separated from him in 1969, and she did not have children.

She decided to retire and wear the hijab in 1984, when she was fifty years old. And she devoted her life after retirement to caring for orphaned children, especially since she had no children.

List of works – Filmography

Films

Her credit of films exceeded more than 110 films, and these are some of them:

Flowers and thorns. Mind on vacation. Dove of Peace (1947), Heaven’s Justice. Soul and Body (1948), Nadia. people talk. Malam lady. Christmas Eve (1949), the hero. hour to your heart. The seventh wife. Sorry, blossom. People wronged me. My Youth Days (1950), Sabaa Effendi. busy with me henna night Telephone headset. In Hawa Sawa. Storm in the spring. The convoy is going. My mother-in-law is an atomic bomb. My boys. I complain to whom. Life is beautifil. patience is good. Qatar Al-Nada (1951), Amal. killer mother. Parents’ anger. The air has no medicine. Good complexion. Little fortune. Do good. beach girl you are my life. My soul darkened. Father’s fault. Colonialism falls. Your luck this week. Me and my love (1952), see people. between two hearts The right word. Your tongue is your horse. Bread seller. The honorable thief. There is no limit. Rendezvous with Life (1953), stronger than life. The Adventures of Ismail Yassin. I am the love. Eve’s daughters. Girl’s honor. Injustice is forbidden. Don’t think. Join me with the authorized. Women don’t know how to lie. A Night of My Life (1954), tune for fulfillment. The Shore of Memories (1955), A Woman’s Youth. Farewell at dawn. Spring Love. awake eyes Delilah. She called Your Love (1956), noted. Inta Habibi (1957), love from fire. My love’s mistake. Virgo hearts. The Fugitive (1958), Have Mercy My Love. Love it. The Unknown Woman (1959), Sickness of Love (1960), Together Forever. don’t remind me The Schoolgirl (1961) The Wife 13. A Woman in a Vortex. Thief and the Dogs. On the Banks of the Nile (1962), The Miracle. Cairo at night. The ultimate joy. Midaq Alley (1963), One Thousand and One Nights. The Road (1964), More Precious Than My Life (1965), My Wife General Manager (1966), My Wife’s Dignity. The Idol of the Masses (1967), My Woman’s Imp (1968), A Thing of Fear. Passport hour text. Miramar (1969), We Don’t Sow Thistles (1970), A Touch of Hanan (1971), City Lights (1972), Two-Face (1973), The Fugitive. A Woman in Love (1974), Waves Without a Beach (1976), Doubt, My Love. Forbidden Desires (1979), Valley of Memories (1980), Don’t Ask Me Who I Am (1984).