In pictures... Art stars console Qais Al-Sheikh at his mother's funeral

The funeral of Khadija Al-Abd, the mother of the Syrian artist Qais Sheikh Najib, was held from the Sayyida Hasiba Mosque in the Dummar project area in Damascus, and the artist began to cry intensely after his mother passed away.

A number of stars were also keen to participate in the funeral, including Shukran Murtaja, Fadi Sobeih, Mustafa Al-Khani, Abdul Rahman Qwaider, and a number of other stars.

Details of the death of Qais Al-Sheikh’s mother The Syrian artist Qais Al-Sheikh had announced through his account on the video and photo exchange platform “Instagram” the death of his mother, the artist Khadija Al-Abd, and wrote: “God is with you, my mother, my compassionate mother.” Everyone, say hello to Ali Baba.”

Naguib mourned his mother, saying: To God we belong and to Him we shall return... (O reassured soul, return to your Lord, satisfied and pleasing, so enter among My servants and enter My Paradise). With hearts that believe in God’s will and destiny, the honorable mother, Khadija Al-Abd, wife of the late director Muhammad, passed away to the mercy of God Almighty. Sheikh Najib.

The union mourns the mother of Qais Sheikh Najib The Artists Syndicate, Damascus Branch, mourned the mother of Qais Al-Sheikh, through her account on the social networking platform “Facebook,” and wrote: “The death of our colleague, the distinguished artist, Khadija Al-Abd. We belong to God and to Him we shall return.”

The stars pay their respects to Qais Al-Sheikh It is noteworthy that the stars and the public reacted greatly to the sad news, and a large number of them were keen to offer their condolences to Qais and console him over his difficult affliction with the passing of his mother.

Qais Sheikh Naguib received messages of condolences and sympathy from art stars and celebrities, as well as the public, among whom were Sarah Dandrawi, Diana Karazon, Jessica Sh. Azer, Maya Haddad, Cyrine Abdel Nour, Nour Haddad, Talal Mardini, Mays Harb, Kinda Alloush, Darine Haddad, and Shukran. Murtaja, Heba Nour, Samer Al-Masry, and many others. Qais Sheikh Naguib lost his father, director Mohamed Sheikh Naguib, in 2012 after suffering from cancer.