Ashraf Zaki Guests on Essad Younis's "Sahibat Al-Saada"
Syndicate President Ashraf Zaki and prominent poet Kawthar Mostafa will appear as guests on a special episode of the program "Sahibat Al-Saada" this coming Sunday, hosted by artist and media figure Essad Younis on dmc, in an interview exploring profound human and artistic dimensions.
Open Conversations from the Heart of the Actors Syndicate
The episode is filmed and broadcast from inside the Actors Syndicate’s retirement home club, in a unique atmosphere blending artistic loyalty with human harmony, as the two guests recount prominent milestones of their journeys and share behind-the-scenes memories touching on private aspects of their professional and personal lives.
Nermin El-Fiqy's Statements on the Secrets of Her Artistic and Personal Life
In a related context, the program recently hosted star Nermin El-Fiqy, who revealed the reasons behind her temporary step back from acting and the secrets of her physical fitness, emphasizing that she is not at all against marriage and that the delay was due to not finding the right man, stressing that beauty fades and that marriage and childbearing are the natural course of life.
Nermin El-Fiqy affirmed that she is not against the idea of marriage, explaining that remaining unmarried so far is because she has not met the right man, and not because of clinging to her personal freedom or because of her beauty, stressing that beauty ultimately fades.
She pointed out that marriage opportunities were indeed present in her life, but she did not find the person she felt was right for her, stating that she does not like wasting her time and hopes the man destined for her will come and compensate her for the past years. She added that marriage and having children are the natural way of life, confirming that this concept is beyond dispute for her.
Wegz Clarifies the Full Truth Behind the Song "Dorak Gai"
The program also featured a notable artistic segment with rapper Wegz, who settled the longstanding controversy surrounding his famous song "Dorak Gai," confirming definitively that the work was not aimed at artist Mohamed Ramadan, and that he did not target any specific artistic figure through the song's lyrics.