Including her will and the secret of a needle in her body.. 5 statements by Wafaa Mosulli with Ali Yassin

art News The artist, Wafa Mossalli, was a guest on the program “ The Book of Fame ” presented by the journalist Ali Yassin, on Al-Jadeed channel, and she narrated many different situations and secrets from her life, childhood, and youth. She also talked about difficult situations such as the needle that remained in her body for 16 years as a result of a medical error, and she revealed Also about the will she wrote, her visit to Palestine, and many different statements.

Sbisiali reviews the 5 most prominent statements made by the artist Wafaa Mosli 1. The artist narrated the most difficult situations in her life, about a needle that had been in her body for 16 years, saying, “I was suffering from a thyroid problem in 2007, and I was threatened with excessive weight gain. I underwent surgery, and after completing the surgery it turned out that the doctor forgot the needle.” inside my body, and the medical team failed to extract it.” She confirmed that she does not feel anything now, and described this needle as having become a “memory” inside her body.

2. The artist confirmed that she wrote her will in the Actors Syndicate, and that she prepared her grave, and she wants her funeral to be simple and free of the media, noting, “I certainly hope that many people will attend my funeral and read to me and have a spiritual atmosphere, but the funeral now has become different as the followers see what the artist is wearing.” So-and-so, someone who wears a head covering, someone who does not, and someone who reads the Qur’an, I do not like this, and with all due respect to the media, I do not want the news at all about my funeral.”

Wafa Mosalli talks about the possibility of her retirement and criticizes Lamis Al-Hadidi’s statement 3. She confirmed that she does not intend to retire from art, but rather it is in her blood. As for the earthquakes in Syria and Morocco, she confirmed that her opinion is not anger from God as is rumored, but rather she sees them as just natural accidents.

4. She saw the Egyptian media personality Lamis Al-Hadidi’s proposal to perform the Hajj rituals “online” instead of going to the Kaaba, as an “abuse to religion,” wondering in astonishment, “Can marriage happen online?”, and she refused to send any messages to the Egyptian media personality.

5. She indicated that she did not feel at any time that she wanted to return to childhood, stressing, “A natural actor has a child inside him who is capable of imagination and imagination, and imagination is the most prominent characteristic of childhood, and this is actually present to me until now,” continuing that she became a mother before she actually became a mother. Because of her concern for her sisters, families, and even her friends, she stressed that she considers her artistic life to be very private and does not like to announce it and share it constantly.

The latest news from Wafa Moussalli It is noteworthy that Wafa Mosalli underwent open heart surgery last June, and revealed that she hid her illness from her daughter and did not even tell her that she would undergo surgery. She said that her daughter is an engineer working in Dubai, and she was afraid that she would tell her and come to her while she still had a long time to obtain approvals from doctors. Before the operation was performed, it would also have affected her if she saw fear and anxiety in her, and even her siblings did not tell all of them about her condition.

About Wafa Moussalli Wafaa Moussalli is a Syrian actress who graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus. She made her artistic debut in 1980, and in 2001 she was appointed director of the Acting Department at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts.

She married the artist Jamal Suleiman, and their marriage lasted seven years, then they separated, after which she married a gynecologist named “Samer” and gave birth to her only daughter, “Naya.”

Among her most famous works are “Ali Al-Hob,” “Sham Days,” “A Neighborhood Forgotten by Time,” “Baba Al-Hara,” “Haret Al-Qubba,” “Spot of Light,” “The Mill of Evil,” and other works.