Abed Fahed: I was a genius... and this is what happened after "A Minute of Silence"

Artist Abed Fahd revealed his frank opinions on artistic works, the secrets of his success, and the roles he does not accept during his appearance on the program “I Have a Question” with media personality Mohammed Qais.

Shortcomings of Arab drama Fahd spoke about his artistic career, with all its successes and disappointments, emphasizing that "there are always shortcomings in Arab drama. We need a lot compared to foreign and international works, and there are many red lines in Arab drama."

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I was a genius Regarding the works he loves, Fahd expressed his pride in the series “Law” and “Game of Death,” saying: “Our work was better than the foreign version, in all modesty, I was a genius.”

He added, "The texts were written with a sense of community in mind, and what we presented was not merely a copy, but a recreation with a different spirit." He noted that the Arab audience was able to interact with these works in a stronger way than expected.

He stressed that "it is not enough to quote an idea; you have to make it a living work."

I don't regret any action Regarding his artistic choices, Abed Fahd affirmed that he doesn't regret the roles he's played, even if they didn't achieve the expected success. "Every experience has added value to me, whether it's ultimately successful or not. The audience is the judge, and I trust my choices."

He added, "Sometimes people don't realize the value of a work until years later, and I'm sure some of my roles will be remembered after a while."

This is what happened after the "minute of silence" Regarding the series “A Minute of Silence,” Fahd revealed that it angered the former Syrian regime, saying, “This series addressed the issue of corruption and suffering in Syria, and as a result, the Minister of Information at the time was dismissed and laws were issued imposing strict censorship on productions.”

He added: "I was prevented from leaving Syria at the time, and I was detained for half an hour at the border. It was a message that I was not wanted, and if it weren't for the intervention of a friend, I would have been prevented from leaving altogether."

My actions fit my principles. He pointed out that he refuses to play roles that don't align with his artistic principles, saying, "I'm not an actor who just seeks to be present. I must feel that I'm offering something that adds to the audience and to my artistic history. I don't look for easy roles. I like complex characters that require psychological and emotional effort to reach people."

Abed Fahd's daughter's illness Abed Fahd spoke about his daughter's illness, which coincided with the series "Fire for Fire," saying, "We were extremely concerned for her health, but we learned a lot from this experience. My daughter was a heroine."