Amal Arafa

Amal Arafa (Arabic: أمل عرفة‎) (born 18 March 1970)[1] is a Syrian actress, singer, and writer. She is the daughter of the well known Syrian composer Suheil Arafa. Amal studied acting in Damascus and learned from her father how to sing. She was married to the actor Abdulmonem Amairy for 14 years, but got divorced in October 2015. They have two daughters, Salma and Mariam.

Amal Arafa
أمل عرفة
Amal Arafa in 2019.
Born (1970-03-18) 18 March 1970
Damascus, Syria
OccupationActress, singer, writer
Years active1990 – present
Spouse(s)
Abdulmonem Amairy
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(m. 2001; div. 2015)​
Children2

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)
  • Old Times (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)
  • Deer in the forest of the wolves (2006)
  • Kasr al-Khawater (2006)
  • Washaa al-Hawa (2006)
  • Nada al-Ayyam (2006)
  • Time of fear (2007)
  • Hassiba (2007)
  • Awlad al-Qaymariyah (2008)
  • Aswat Khafita (2009)
  • Small Hearts (2009)
  • Spot Light (2010)
  • As3ad al-Warrak (2010)
  • Al-Zelzal (2010)
  • Takht Sharki (2010)
  • Ba3d al-Soqoot (2010)
  • Spot Light 8 (2011)
  • Kasr el-Aqni3a (2011)
  • Al-Za3eem (2011)
  • Spot Light 9 (2012)
  • Al Meftah (2012)
  • Raffet Ein (2012)
  • Spot Light 10
  • Al Gherbal (parts 1&2)-2014-2015
  • sarkhat rouh -2014
  • Al Haqa2ib (Dobbou Shanati)
  • Al Qorban
  • Dunia 2015
  • Madrasat Al Hobb

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)
  • Al Ba7th 3an 3aziza Suleiman (Fujera Festival)

Songs
  • Wen al-Malayeen with Julia Botros and Sawsan Hammami
  • 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)
  • Dawer 3a 7ali
  • Nathra Fa Ebtisama

Video Clips
  • Ala Ahar men al-Jamor
  • Lazem teb'od Anni
  • Wa7dak Habibi
  • Balak
  • Zahab
  • Dawer 3a 7ali

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[2]
  • 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[3]
  • 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'
  • Best Comedy Actress in 2011 'Spot Light 9'
  • Best Syrian Actress in Madina FM in 2012 for her role in 'Raffet Ein'
  • Best graphic videoclip for 2014 for "Dawer 3a 7ali".

and more...

References
  1. "امل عرفة تنفصل عن زوجها رسميا". akherelakhbar (in Arabic). Retrieved 5 November 2017.
  2. "La Marocaine Chaabaoui lauréate du Festival de la chanson arabe". Panapress. 15 August 2003. Retrieved 15 September 2010.
  3. "Ouverture du festival du cinéma de Damas". Syrian Arab News Agency. 1 November 2009. Archived from the original on 4 October 2011. Retrieved 15 September 2010.
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