Amal Arafa

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Amal Arafa (Arabic: أمل عرفة‎) born March 18, 1970 is a Syrian actress, singer and writer.

Professional and Personal life

Amal Arafa is the daughter of composer Suhail Arafa. She started her acting career at a very young age. She is married to Syrian Actor Abdel-Moneim Amayri, and has two daughters: Salma and Mariam.

Series

• Aylet 5 Nojoom (1993)
• Nihayat Rajol Shujaa' (1993)
• Al-Jawareh (1994)
• Hammam al-Quishani (1995)
• Khan al-Harir (1996)
• Bent el-Dorra (1997)
• Al-Tweebi (1998)
• Dounia (1999)
• Akher Ayyam el-Toot (1999)
• Al-Khawali (2000)
• Asrar al-Madina (2001)
• Al-Waseya (2002)
• Sakr Quraysh (2002)
• Zekrayat al-Zaman al-Kadem (2003)
• Spot Light (2004)
• Ashtar (2004)
• Spot Light (2005)
• Ghezlan fi Ghabat al-Zia'ab (2006)
• Kasr al-Khawater (2006)
• Washaa al-Hawa (2006)
• Nada al-Ayyam (2006)
• Zaman al-Khof (2007)
• Hassiba (2007)
• Awlad al-Qaymariyah (2008)
• Aswat Khafita (2009)
• Quloob Saghira (2009)
• Spot Light (2010)
• As3ad al-Warrak (2010)
• Al-Zelzal (2010)
• Takht Sharki (2010)
• Ba3d al-Soqoot (2010)
• Spot Light (2011)
• Kasr el-Aqni3a (2011)
• Al-Za3eem (2011)

Filmography

• Shay' ma Yahtarek
• So'od el-Matar
• Al-Layl al-Taweel (2009) - (8 Awards: Best Arabic Film in Taormina, India, Cairo...)

Theatre

• Romeo & Juliette
• Al-Enab al-Hamod
• Al-Karasina
• The Queen Dayfa Khatoon (2008)

Songs

• Wen al-Malayeen with Julia Botros
• Sabah al-Khayr ya Watana
• Ala Ahar men al-Jamor
• Lazem teb'od Anni
• Makan ala Bali
• Ila man Yahommo Amri
• Wa7dak Habibi
• Balak
• Zarani
• Zahab
• Sagheera al Hob
• + Songs of the Series Ashtar & Khan al-Harir
• Enti A7la with Bassel Khayat & Nesreen Tafesh
• Allah Allah (Syrian-Football)

Video Clips

• Ala Ahar men al-Jamor
• Lazem teb'od Anni
• Wa7dak Habibi
• Balak
• Zahab

Awards

• Best Performance (Best Singer) in Tunisia for the song 'Zarani'
• Best performance (Best Singer) in the Abu Dhabi Festival of Arab songs, for the song 'Balak'
• Special Jury Prize at the 2003 Arab Song Festival in Rabat^[1]
• Best Arabic Actress in 2003 in the Lebanese magazine polls for her role in 'Zekrayat al-Zaman al-Kadem'
• Honored in Lebanon in 2003 for her role in 'Zekrayat al-Zaman al-Kadem'
• Ashtar: The Best Popular Serie in 2004 (starring Amal and written by her)
• Best Syrian Actress in 2006 for her role in 'Ghezlan fi Ghabat al-Zia'ab' & 'Kasr al-Khawater' & 'Washaa al-Hawa'
• Best Arabic Actress in 2006 for her role in 'Ghezlan fi Ghabat al-Zia'ab'
• Best Arabic Actress in 2006 for her role in 'Ghezlan fi Ghabat al-Zia'ab' in the newspaper Al-Thawra
• ADONIA Award: Best Actress in 2007 for her role in 'Zaman al-Khof' and 'Hassiba'
• Honored in the International Women's Day in 2008 for her role in the serie 'Hassiba'
• Honored in Damascus Film Festival 2009^[2]
• Innovation Award 2009: Best Actress for her role in 'Homoom Saghira'
• Best Actress in 2010 for her role in 'As3ad al-Warrak' & 'Ba3d al-Soqoot' & 'Takht Sharki' & 'Al-Zelzal' & 'Spot Light'
• ADONIA Award : Best Actress in 2010 for her role in 'Ba3d al-Soqoot'

and more...

References

External links

• Amal Arafa
• Amal with her family