Nabil Nour El-Deen Reveals Why He Chose to Live in Artists' Retirement Home and Truth About Family Abandoning Him
Actor Nabil Nour El-Deen appeared as a guest on the program "Sahibat Al-Saada," hosted by media figure Essaad Youniss on dmc, where he discussed the Syndicate's role in supporting veteran stars and the reason for his decision to reside in the Elderly Artists' Retirement Home.
Reason for Choosing the Home
He said: "When I had an accident, I was near Om El-Masryeen Hospital, and I called Ashraf Zaki, who came to me immediately. At that time, I didn't know anything about the home. My siblings were initially opposed to the idea, and people on social media talk about us saying, 'How sad, their families have abandoned them.'"
He continued: "Before agreeing, I first came to see it. By the way, thank God, I am well-off, but here I am among my colleagues, with doctors, care, physical therapy, a swimming pool, and everything I need. When my siblings came, I asked them whether I should stay with them or stay here, and they told me, 'Stay here.'"
Ashraf Zaki: I Sleep Peacefully
Ashraf Zaki said: "I now sleep peacefully after implementing the Elderly Artists' Retirement Home project, after spending so much time worrying about the veteran stars who lived alone, whether someone whose son was abroad or someone seeking companionship. A female artist was asked why she came to the home, and she said, 'Because my neighbor passed away, and no one knew about her until four days later.'"
He continued: "I extend my thanks to His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Al Qasimi, Ruler of Sharjah, because he supported the home's project and covered all its expenses, having believed in it from the start."
Ashraf Zaki Warns Against Involving New Faces in Ramadan Drama
Actor Ashraf Zaki, President of the Actors Syndicate, warned against employing new faces in the Ramadan 2027 drama marathon without obtaining prior Syndicate membership or certified official permits to practice the profession.
Strict Legal Measures Against Violators
In response to statements made by some artists about introducing new talents in their upcoming works, the Syndicate President affirmed that the Syndicate will not compromise in protecting the regulations governing the acting profession, stressing the readiness to take all legal measures against any violation or the involvement of unauthorized individuals.
Fraudulent Ads Exploiting Youth Monitored
These warnings are an extension of earlier alerts issued by the Syndicate President regarding fraudulent ads and fake promises monitored on social media platforms, exploiting the Syndicate's name and targeting young hopefuls wishing to enter the artistic field to drag them into organized scams.