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Friday, October 30, 2026

Abed Fahad Films in Syria Again in New Drama Waled Ado

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Actor Abed Fahad is filming inside Syrian territory for the first time in a new drama series titled "Waled Ado," produced by Golden Line for Production and directed by Tamer Ishaq, marking a significant return to domestic production for the veteran performer.

Top Stories:

  • Abed Fahad and Daniella Rahme star in "Waled Ado" — The series, directed by Tamer Ishaq, features casting that deliberately bridges generational distances within the cast. Fahad's return to filming in Syria follows a prolonged absence and represents a quality addition to the forthcoming Ramadan dramatic slate.
  • Rihab Riad releases debut chapter of "The Stubborn Girl" album — The artist has launched the first installment of her new album in Iraqi dialect, comprising three songs: "The Stubborn Girl," "I Fell for You," and "Isolating Myself." The visual identity unifies the three tracks through a cohesive aesthetic journey spanning romantic and melancholic tones.
  • Jamil Malaaeb concludes "Cities Journeys" exhibition with book signing — The Lebanese artist closed his exhibition on 31 October at Galerie Janine Rubeiz, signing copies of his book "Cities," which documents his travels across Lebanon, the United States, India, China, Europe, and the Arab world through direct landscape drawing.
  • Rawed Ghattass opens "Federation of the Body" solo exhibition — The visual artist presents a new solo show running from 4 to 27 November at Gallery Art District, exploring the body as a space for liberation, reflection, and resistance. The exhibition poses questions about power, recovery, and collective resilience through the presence of female figures.
  • "Time Lapse — They Say Time" stage production debuts — The theatrical work, written and directed by Marian Salmani, featuring performances by Hamza Abdel Sater and Farah Wardani, runs from 5 to 15 November at Mono Theatre. The piece combines comedy, physical performance, and visual narrative to examine human adaptation in a constantly changing world.
  • Dina Al-Sherbini's defaced images prompt union legal action — Fabricated photographs of the actress circulated online following her prominent appearance at Gounah Film Festival, prompting the Actors' Syndicate, headed by Dr. Ashraf Zaki, to pursue legal proceedings against the individual responsible for the manipulation and distribution.
  • Coming Up:

    Turkish drama "Adana Ayazı" begins filming on 29 October, featuring actors Ugur Gunesh and Ebru Sahin in a romantic narrative spanning Istanbul and Adana, scheduled for broadcast on NOW Turkey beginning January 2025.

    Singer Sherine Abdel Wahab is preparing a large-scale concert performance as part of Riyadh Season activities; management confirmed final date details remain pending.

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