Shaimaa Sabat

Shaimaa Sabat, a Bahraini actress, was born on October 26, 1977, in Muharraq, Bahrain.

Biography and life story of celebrity in English.

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Name in English: Shaimaa Sabat
Name in Arabic: شيماء سبت
Full Real Name: Shaimaa Mohammed Sabat
Nationality: Bahrain
Language: Arabic, Gulf Dialect
Religion: Islam (Sunni)
Date of Birth: October 26, 1977
Place of Birth: Muharraq, Bahrain
Age: 44 years (in 2022)
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
Profession: Actress
Genres: Arab Drama
Years Active: 1988 – Present
Father: Mohammed Sabat
Mother: Fatima Ismail (Actress)
Siblings: Shadha Sabat, Abrar Sabat, Shailaa Sabat (Actresses)

Biography, Life story

Shaimaa Sabat was born on October 26, 1977, in Muharraq, Bahrain. She comes from an artistic family and is the eldest daughter of actress Fatima Ismail. Her sisters are actresses Shadha Sabat, Abrar Sabat, and Shailaa Sabat. She studied for a diploma in civil engineering, and obtained bachelor’s degrees in media and public relations, and psychology. Shaimaa began her acting career in 1988 in children’s theater, and she has participated in numerous productions from the late 1980s through the 1990s and into the early 2000s, such as “Nawi Boo Ta’ab,” “Hazawee Al-Dar,” “Bayt Al-Mughtani,” and “Surour.” She appeared in a program in Spain on Al-Andalus Satellite Channel in 2000, and her breakthrough role came in the series “Aamiy Alwan” in 2002 alongside actors Ghanem Al-Suleiti and Emirati actress Samira Ahmed. Since then, she has continued to present works in theater and television, as well as hosting various television and radio programs.

Filmography

Television Series

Bayt Al-Mughtani, Hazawee Al-Dar (1995), Aja’ib Zaman (1996), Surour, Al-Kalimah Al-Tayyibah, Bahr Al-Hikayat (1997), Ghanawi Boo Ta’ab, Tali Al-‘Umr, A’ilat Aburwaishid (1998), Akhir Al-Rijjal (1999), Al-Sarayat (2000), Amal wa Al-Alam, Ikhwat Al-Shar (2001), Noura, Layl Al-Banader, Aamiy Alwan (2002), Nas wa Nas, Malath Al-Tair, Al-Khatar Ma’ahum 3, Shams Al-Qawail (2003), Tash Ma Tash – Tash 12, Mal wa Ahlam, Abu Al-Asafir, Ghasat Al-Hanin, Al-Akharas, Imra’a La Tashbah Al-Qamar, Hudu’ wa Awasif, Sawalif Hareem (2004), Adhari, Al-Dareesha, Daroub, Sahwat Zaman, Mata Al-Lqi (2005), Qiyud Al-Zaman, Rijal Yabiyoon Al-Wahm, Awraq Sajeena, Najmat Al-Khaleej (2006), Ana wa Anti wa Al-Internet, Wajh Akhar, Jumana, Oyoun Min Zujaj (2007), Al-Sakinat Fi Qulubina, A’ilati, Nas Darzin, Naqsh Al-Henna, Al-Tandil (2008), Ila Mata, Shuf Al-Dunya (2009), Mazha Barzaha, Ahlam Saeed, Ma As’ab Al-Kalam, Awraq Al-Hubb – Two Parts (2010), Malaf Alaqi, Skatam Baktam – Part Two, Souq Al-Haraj, Al-Hubb Al-Mustahil – Standalone Episodes (2011), Nisa Min Zujaj (2012), Al-Majhula, Skatam Baktam – Part Four, Baraihna, Al-Sultanah (2013), Mintaqa Muharrama (2014).

Theatrical Plays

Al-Warda Al-Hamra Ma’a Al-Dhi’b, Anbar Akhu Bilal, Arnoub Fi Khatar, Al-Nakhlah wa Al-Asad, Jan D’Arc, Al-Kamama, Hamda wa Hamoud, Al-Muharah Malikat Al-Zaman Al-Qadim, Ghanawi Al-Shamali, Fi Baytina Murashah, Al-Dahrouj, Leeds First, Al-Qala’a wa Al-Wahsh, Al-Yazra, Yamkin Ay Yamkin La.

Awards and Honors

– Best Actress Award for the play Jan D’Arc at the Youth Festival for Clubs in Bahrain.
– Second Best Overall Performance Award for the play Al-Kamama at the Cairo Experimental Festival in Egypt.
– Best Actress Award and Best Overall Performance Award for the play Al-Muharah Malikat Al-Azman Al-Qadim at the Gulf Theater Festival for Youth in the United Arab Emirates.
– Best Overall Performance Award for the play Ghanawi Al-Shamali at the Gulf Festival for Amateur Teams in Oman.