"I have decided to retire permanently," Abdullah Musharraf announces.

Artist Abdullah Mashraf announced his retirement from acting after a long and rich artistic career, announcing that he has decided to devote himself to himself and his family.

Abdullah Musharraf officially announces his retirement The great artist revealed that he is not thinking about returning to acting at all, stating that he has the right to rest and live his life with himself and his family. He also expressed his gratitude to his fans, saying: “Whoever misses watching me on TV.”

The most important information about the artist Abdullah Mashraf He is an Egyptian artist born in 1942. He holds a BA from the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts.

He began his artistic career through the Vanguard Theatre, where he performed many small scenes in some theatrical works, including “Paper Demons”, “Good People”, “Scheherazade Nights”, and “Dandarma”.

He also worked in the theater of the artist "Mohamed Sobhi", with whom he starred in many plays, including "You Are Free", "The Savage", "Point of View", "Takharif", "The Lady's Game", and "Carmen".

He then moved to work in television, where he presented a number of series, including “A Very Dangerous Man” and “On the Margins of the Biography.” His fame began to rise through the social comedy series “The Diaries of Wanis,” after which he participated in many famous television works, including “Zizinia,” “Abu Dahka Ginan,” “Street Children,” “Aunt Nour,” and “A Knight Without a Horse.”

Abdullah Mashraf also participated in a number of cinematic works, including: “The Running of Monsters”, “The Execution Squad”, “The Egg and the Stone”, “The Escape”, “The Attack”, “Love Journey”, “Also in Zamalek”, “A Bold Heart”, “I Want My Rights”, “The Kids Ran Away”, “My Lover’s Kids”, “A Crime Face”, “Love Talk”, “You Made Me a Criminal”, “Karaoke”, “Stay Alone”, “The High”, “The Clown”, “ Bobos ”, and “ The Dove Hunter ”.