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Acting
February 9, 1942
Damascus, First Syrian Republic [now Syria]
Mona Wassef is a Syrian film and theatre actress who was born in Damascus in 1942. She is considered an icon in Arab cinema and a role model for many artists and has earned numerous nicknames including, “The First Star of Syria,” “Star of the Arab World,” and “Lady of the Syrian Screen.” Wassef's most famous early role was as Hind in the 1976 film “Al Ressala” (The Message) about the life of the prophet Mohammed. She has played the role of Bassam Kousa’s mother more than ten times in cinema and on television. In 2009, Wassef became the first Syrian woman to receive the Syrian Order of Merit-Excellent Degree. She has starred in more than 25 plays and 30 films, has appeared in nearly 200 television series and has received multiple life achievement awards from the Damascus Film Festival, Alexandria Film Festival and the International Arab Film Festival in Oran. She was married to the late director Mohammed Shaheen and they have one son, Ammar.


as دلال


as Jude's grandmother (Um Raja)

as والدة ياقوت

as Nahed Omran



as Nahed

as (ضيفة شرف)

as راوية


as والدة تمام - ضيفة شرف

as أم راغب

as أم ورد - ضيفة شرف


as Al-Shifa bint Abdullah

as أم زيدو

as أم نوري

as العمة

as أم نعيم

as أم بدر

as سجاح



as أم ربيع



as أم مناحي

as أم عزمي - ضيفة شرف



as أم عبدالله - ضيفة شرف

as أم جوزيف / جورجيت


as زهرية

as حكمت / ضيفة شرف

as أمينة



as Ramzis Mutter


as الملكة المتجردة

as أم منصور


as ريم الشنكل

as Om Ramzy



as فلك

as the Prostitute

as ليلى

as Juliet

as أم إيناس


as Hind bint Utba





as زنوبة


as علا


as زوجة تيسير



as أبلة سميرة


as Nahed El-Omran