Egyptian actresses who were born in 1981
Here are 5 famous actresses from Egypt were born in 1981:
Ruby
Ruby (October 8, 1981-) is an Egyptian singer and actor.
Born in Cairo, Ruby's real name is Rania Abd El Hamid Mahmoud. She started her career in music in 2003 with the release of her debut album "Jeet" which was a commercial success. She has since released several albums and has become one of the most popular singers in Egypt and the Middle East.
In addition to her music career, Ruby has also appeared in several films and TV dramas. She made her debut as an actress in the film "El Fil El Azrak" (The Blue Elephant) in 2014 which was based on a popular Egyptian novel. She has since starred in several other films and TV dramas including "Al Ahd" (The Covenant) and "Lams Aktaf" (Touch of Darkness).
Ruby has been recognized for her success in the industry, winning several awards including the Best Singer award at the Arab Music Awards in 2009 and the Best Actress award at the Murex D'or in 2017. She is also known for her philanthropic work and has been involved in several charitable organizations throughout her career.
Ruby's music career has been marked by her unique blend of traditional Arabic music with contemporary western styles. Her music is known for being uplifting and energetic, and her vocals are described as powerful and soulful. Her most popular songs include "Leih Beydary Keda" (Why Is My Betrayal Like This), "Ana Fee Eshk Ya Basha" (I'm In Love, Sir), and "Enta Aref Leih" (Why Do You Know).
Aside from her career in the entertainment industry, Ruby is also known for her activism in promoting women's rights in Egypt. She has spoken out against gender-based violence and has advocated for more opportunities and equality for women in the country. This advocacy has earned her a reputation as a strong and courageous voice in the community.
Despite facing some controversy in her personal life, Ruby's talent and contributions to the music and film industries have cemented her status as one of the most successful and influential celebrities in Egypt and the Middle East.
Zeina
Zeina (February 4, 1981 Cairo-) also known as Wesam, Wessam Reda Ismail El-Degwi, Penelope Cruz or Sophia Loren of Arabs is an Egyptian actor, model, presenter and tv personality.
She started her career as a model and quickly gained popularity due to her striking beauty and magnetic personality. She then transitioned to acting and has since appeared in numerous films and TV shows both in Egypt and internationally.
Zeina's talent and dedication to her craft have earned her several accolades throughout her career, including Best Actress awards at various film festivals. She is also a well-known TV personality, having hosted her own talk show and appeared as a guest on numerous other programs.
Off-camera, Zeina is a devoted mother of two and is actively involved in charitable causes that support children's education and healthcare in Egypt. She is widely admired for her philanthropy and generosity, and is regarded as a role model for young girls and aspiring actors in the Middle East.
Zeina was born and raised in Cairo, Egypt. She pursued her education in business administration, but her passion for modeling and acting led her to take a different path. She started modeling at a young age and quickly rose to fame in the industry, landing numerous high-profile campaigns for fashion and beauty brands. Zeina's stunning looks and natural charisma captured the attention of audiences across the Middle East, and she soon became a household name.
Her success in modeling paved the way for her acting career, and she made her debut in the Egyptian film industry in 2004 with the film "Ahlam Omrena" (Dreams of Our Past). She has since acted in several successful Egyptian films such as "Tierra del Fuego" (Land of Fire) and "Haramiyya Fi Tayland" (Thieves in Thailand). She has also acted in some international films, including the American movie "The Bus" and the Indian movie "Nasihat".
Zeina's talent and hard work have not gone unnoticed, and she has been recognized with multiple awards and nominations throughout her career. In 2012, she won the Best Actress award at the Arab Film Festival in Paris for her role in the film "Hassan and Marcus". Zeina has also appeared on several popular TV shows, both as a host and as a guest, showcasing her versatility as an entertainer.
Off-screen, Zeina is a dedicated mother of two, and she is actively involved in several charitable causes that support children's education and healthcare in Egypt. She has also been recognized for her commitment to animal rights, and has campaigned against animal cruelty and hunting.
Christine Solomon
Christine Solomon (February 13, 1981 Cairo-) is an Egyptian actor.
She later moved to Canada and pursued her acting career. Being trilingual in English, French, and Arabic, she appeared in a variety of productions in all three languages. Solomon gained recognition for her roles in the Canadian television series "Babylon" and "18 to Life". She has also appeared in numerous films and stage productions. In addition to her acting career, Christine Solomon is also a writer and producer, and has produced several short films. She has been involved in various charitable causes, including raising awareness about breast cancer and supporting refugees.
Christine Solomon's passion for acting started at a young age, and she completed her degree in theatre at York University in Toronto. She also studied at Ecole Philippe Gaulier in France, known for its physical theatre training. Additionally, Solomon has lent her voice to several animated television shows and feature films. In 2020, she starred in and produced the short film "Locked Down", which focused on the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on mental health. Solomon is a strong advocate for diverse representation in the film and television industry, especially for Arab and Muslim actors. She is also a mentor to young actors, regularly hosting workshops and speaking engagements. Her dedication to her craft and philanthropic work has earned her numerous awards and accolades.
Mai Nour El-Sherif
Mai Nour El-Sherif (April 10, 1981 Cairo-) is an Egyptian actor.
He was born in Cairo, Egypt in 1981 as the son of the famous Egyptian actor Nour El-Sherif. Mai followed in his father's footsteps and pursued acting as a career. He made his acting debut in the Egyptian television series "Zizinia" and later starred in several popular Egyptian television dramas such as "Maliket Jamilat Al-Qalb" and "Wadi Al-Zeab". Mai is also known for his roles in Egyptian films such as "El-banat" (2004) and "Sahar El-Layaly" (2003). He has won numerous awards for his acting including the Best Supporting Actor award at the Cairo International Film Festival in 2005. In addition to his acting work, Mai is also an advocate for charitable causes and works closely with organizations that support underprivileged children.
Mai El-Sherif is also a producer, and he has co-produced several Egyptian films, including "Swan Lake" (2017) and "El Deif" (2016). He also wrote the story for the 2018 Egyptian film "Yomeddine". Mai has been actively involved in the arts community in Egypt, and he has served as a member of the jury for several film festivals, including the Cairo International Film Festival and the Dubai International Film Festival. He is a graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Cairo and has received numerous accolades for his contributions to Egyptian cinema and television. Despite his success, Mai remains humble and grounded, maintaining close relationships with his family and friends.
Patrycja Soliman
Patrycja Soliman (December 3, 1981 Cairo-) is an Egyptian actor.
Born to a Polish mother and an Egyptian father, Patrycja Soliman grew up in Cairo. She began her career as a child actor, appearing on stage and screen in Egypt. She later studied acting in the United States, earning a degree from the American University in Washington D.C.
Soliman has since acted in a number of films and television series, both in Egypt and internationally. She is perhaps best known for her role in the Egyptian drama series "Nagham Fi Hayati" (A Tune in My Life).
In addition to her acting career, Soliman is also an advocate for human rights and social justice. She has been involved in numerous organizations and initiatives aimed at improving the lives of marginalized communities in Egypt.
In 2019, Soliman was named a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Egypt. She continues to use her platform as an actor and activist to promote positive change in her home country and beyond.
Soliman's career as an actor began at an early age. She made her acting debut in the Egyptian film "El-Tahleia" at the age of six. She went on to appear in several other films and TV series, including "Ragol Fakada 3akloh" and "Malak Rohi". In 2003, Soliman moved to the United States to pursue her passion for acting. She studied at the American University in Washington D.C. and also took classes at the New York Film Academy.
After completing her studies, Soliman returned to Egypt and resumed her acting career. She appeared in several popular TV series, including "Lahazat Harega", "Sabe3 Gar" and "Taht El Saytara". In 2014, she starred in the Egyptian film "Mawlana", which was a critical and commercial success.
Soliman's advocacy work has been focused on issues such as women's rights, refugees, and the fight against hunger and poverty. She has worked with organizations such as UN Women, UNICEF, and the World Food Programme.
As a goodwill ambassador for the UNDP, Soliman has helped raise awareness about the Sustainable Development Goals and the importance of achieving them. She has also been involved in campaigns aimed at promoting gender equality and empowering women and girls.
Despite facing some backlash for her activism, Soliman remains committed to making a positive impact in her community. She continues to inspire others with her talent, dedication and determination.