Amal Arafa is a multi-talented star who continues to shine in 2025

Amal Arafa is considered one of the most prominent stars in the Arab world. She is a Syrian singer, actress and writer who has a unique talent and a distinctive voice that qualified her and placed her in this position. She has presented many artistic works in which she succeeded with merit, in addition to releasing many diverse songs. This is due to her upbringing in an artistic environment that encouraged her and developed her skills. She is the daughter of the late famous composer Suhail Arafa. The artist Amal was born on March 18, 1972 in Damascus, Syria. After completing high school, she joined the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts to develop her skills and take the path she dreams of succeeding in.

Amal Arafa: A multifaceted talent The artist Amal Arafa has a unique talent, as she has the ability to present any role, no matter how difficult or complex it is, with great skill and merit. This is what we have witnessed in her various artistic works in which she participated, which achieved great success and high revenues, and were praised by all critics and audiences, and everyone agreed on her distinctive talent, as she presented dramatic, comedic, action, romantic and other different roles.

Amal Arafa: From screen to stage... a distinguished artistic journey After her overwhelming success in all her television, cinematic and singing works, in which she distinguished herself with merit and achieved high revenues, she decided to turn to theatrical works to complete all her artistic aspects, in which she was able to prove herself and present many diverse plays.

Amal Arafa: The secrets of her success and the backstage of her artistic life Amal Arafa began her artistic journey at a young age, where she participated in a TV evening called Hamam Al-Quds, where she performed her first songs at the age of ten, after which she began her singing career and performed many diverse songs during festivals. As for her television work, she began when she was 18 years old, where she played a small role in the series “Spider Web” and “Morning Star,” which were directed by Haitham Haqi, although it was considered her first appearance.

But it was striking and distinctive to participate after that with director Najdat Anzour in the series The End of a Brave Man with artist Ayman Zidan, and then came to her many diverse dramatic works such as the series Hamam Al-Qishani and the series Crime of Passion and other works, and in addition to her television and singing works, she also succeeded in the cinematic works in which she participated, including the movie The Long Night, The Rise of Rain, Solo Performance and theatrical works, as she participated in many diverse plays, including The Pirates and the play Romeo and Juliet.

Her most famous artworks The Syrian artist Amal Arafa participated in a large number of artistic works, and each work she presented achieved a great success that was no less than the previous one, but rather exceeded it. Therefore, we present to you her most prominent artistic works that she presented a long or short time ago, but her character is still stuck in the minds of the masses, and they are:

5 stars family series. Dunya series. The series of predators. Old time memories series. Khan Al-Harir series. Ishtar series. Dabou Al-Shanati series. Gazelles in the Wolves' Forest series. Blink of an Eye series. Hasiba series. City Secrets series. The happiest papermaker series. Broken hearts series. The Rain Rising Movie. Solo movie. Something is burning movie. The Long Night movie. Sour grapes play. Romeo and Juliet play. Queen Guest Khatun play. Pirates play. Amal Arafa's most famous songs Amal Arafa has released many different songs, either singles or video clips, in addition to releasing a number of albums. Here are her most prominent songs:

A song on hot coals. Only you, my love. A look, then a smile. Say God. You have to stay away from me. Oh dove of Jerusalem, Noah, Noah. Good morning my country. Your concession to you. You are still on my mind. To love. Trust me, years. More than you can imagine. That's it. I confess to you. Amal Arafa's personal life behind the scenes The more the star shines, the more his life becomes the focus of attention of many fans and various media outlets, and all aspects of his life are highlighted. Many fans of the artist Amal Arafa want to know about her emotional life and children, as she married the artist Abdel Moneim Amairi in 2003 after a great love story that developed between them, and she gave birth to two daughters, Salma Amairi, who was born in 2005, and Maryam Amairi, who was born in 2008, but life began to become unstable, so the official separation occurred between them in 2015.

Her latest artwork The great artist Amal Arafa participated in a large number of artistic works, including television, cinema and theater. One of her latest works is the series “Al-Sabaa”, which will be shown in Ramadan 2025, in which a large number of big stars participated, in addition to her presentation of a group of series during the current year, including what was shown, such as the series “Close Your Eyes”, in which she played the character of a girl named Hayat, and the series “Wasaya Al-Sabaya”, in which she played the role of Nadima, as well as the series “In Cold Blood/Violinist”, which will be shown in the coming days. As for last year, she also participated in a large number of series, due to her distinction and high abilities to embody any character. The series are “Harat Al-Qubba”, Part Three (in the role of Ikhlas), which was directed by Rasha Sharbatji, who also directed the series “Marby Al-Ezz” (in the role of Malika), the series “Brando Al-Sharq” (in the role of Salwa), and the series “Zakat Al-Jinn” (in the role of Shaimaa), which was directed by Tamer Ishaq.

In addition to the star Amal Arafa’s outstanding brilliance and exceptional skills in presenting the most complex and difficult roles, whether in theater, cinema or television, as well as her unique voice, she has also presented a large number of different programs, including “If You Were in My Place” and “Amal After Breakfast” and other works.