After announcing his illness.. To Yahya Bayazi: Don't be sad, hope works miracles

“From the depths of the night, light is born, and after hardship comes ease. Do not grieve and do not despair, for God is near.” A message we want to deliver to the talented Syrian artist Yahya Bayazi, the star of the series “Bab Al-Hara”, who was affected by fellow artist Wael Sharaf in a broadcast via the website. Tik Tok, announcing his illness with stuttering words, seemed sad that his colleagues from the artistic community did not ask about him, and “Sharaf” kindly thought of him with his usual courage, trying to ease his pain and grief.

But what we want to remind "Bayazi" is that he has an audience in Syria that loves him and supports him and calls for him to get out of his crisis, he only has to cling to hope in order to get out of the dark tunnel to the first path of light, and how many ordeals can God remove and even turn into a gift?, Only with patience and hope does it come miracles.

What is Yahya Beazi disease?

The star of the series "Bab Al-Hara" did not specifically disclose the nature of his illness, but news circulated that he had multiple sclerosis, and the mechanism of the disease may be either damage to the immune system or failure of the cells that manufacture myelin.

Artist support for Yahya Bayazi

The Syrian artist Yazan Khalil expressed his strong sympathy for his colleague Al-Bayazi, through a post on “Facebook”, in which he wrote, “My dear friend, your heart is safe, my love, and there is no evil in your heart.” I hope that your health will return soon, Abu Aws. The news of his illness shocked and wounded us, and the news of his approaching recovery will not surprise us, because we know him as a hero.” The artist, Karam Al-Shaarani, wished him recovery via his Instagram story.

Sulaf Fawakherji also published a post on her Instagram account, in which she said: "Your safety, my love, may God be with you and pray for you, and we are all beside you and waiting for you."

Qusai Khouli also published a picture of Bayazi on the story and commented on it, "God willing, you will be well soon, the safety of your heart and soul."

Heba Nour also interacted with Bayazi, and shared a story commenting on it, “Yahya, my love, you are the kindest, talented, beautiful heart and soul, a friend of all, and you love everyone.

Abeer Shams El Din expressed her shock at the news, and wrote on her official Facebook account, "What is the news of Yahya, the safety of your heart? May God heal you and heal you, O energy of joy. Your safety is a thousand safety."

The Syrian actress, Amal Arafa, also expressed her solidarity with Bayazi, through a post on her official Facebook page, stressing that she did not know about her illness until after she watched a video of her appearance with Sharaf, and the stars of the Syrian drama interacted with her, such as the artist Sabah Al-Jazaery, who commented, “On the integrity of your heart.” Whatever is in your heart, God will heal you.” And commented, “Your peace is a thousand security,” as well as the artist, Ghada Bashour, with the comment, “A speedy recovery, Lord.” Marwa Al-Atrash also wished her colleague health and safety through a post on her official page on the “Facebook” site.

Works by Yahya al-Bayazi

It is noteworthy that the artist Yahya Bayazi is a well-known Syrian, and he graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus, class of 2005, where his class included the artists: Rana Shmeis, Jaber Joukdar, Muhammad Al-Ahmad, Majd Fadda.

It is noteworthy that the artist Yahya Bayazi began his artistic life as a dancer before entering the Institute of Arts, then he became an actor, and he has many experiences in writing, noting that the writer Zaki Mardini participated in writing the series “The Demise”, as well as writing the “Nour Al Ain” trilogy in the series "love school".

And other than the series “Bab Al-Hara”, the artist also participated in the last season of Ramadan, the character “Adel Al-Mestoul” in the series “Aziza Choir”, directed by Khaldoun Qatlan, directed by Tamer Ishaq.