Mohamed Ramadan's career, exciting milestones in his life, and how he started

Mohamed Ramadan is an Egyptian actor and singer. He was born on May 23, 1988, in Qena Governorate, according to his father and some sources. His family migrated to Giza Governorate, but he stated in a TV interview that he was born in Giza, and that his father was from Qena. Mohamed is the youngest of his brothers. Mohamed Ramadan gave himself the nickname "Number One" and is known by it.

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When Mohamed Ramadan was in middle school, he managed to join the Zamalek club's football academy, but when he enrolled at Al-Sa'idiya Secondary School, he abandoned football to devote himself to education.

Mohamed Ramadan began acting early in his school career. Critic Ahmed Abdel Hamid saw him and wrote about him in Al-Gomhuria newspaper. He convinced his mother to let him continue his education at the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts.

Mohamed Ramadan's artistic career Mohamed Ramadan began acting in school theater and was praised by Egyptian actor Omar Sharif, who stated that he chose him to pursue his career. In a television interview, Ramadan mentioned that Sharif complimented him on his performance as a doorman's son in the series "Hanan and Hanin" during their first meeting.

Mohamed Ramadan started his career with small roles in a number of TV series such as Cinderella, until he presented a distinguished role in the movie Ehky Ya Shahrazad. Over time, Ramadan became one of the first-class stars, especially after he starred in a group of films that made him a popular star. These films of his achieved high revenues, the most important of which were the films Al-Almani, Abdo Mota, Qalb Al-Assad, and Shadd Ajzaa.

Some have likened him to actor Ahmed Zaki, and he mentioned Ahmed Zaki as his role model in 2004. Many critics have accused him of imitating and copying Ahmed Zaki, and he commented on this in 2016: “The latter is a landmark in Egyptian cinema, and only time will tell whether he is imitating him or has a real talent that distinguishes him.” He added that his continued presence on screen until now is “because he does not resemble Ahmed Zaki.” Haitham Ahmed Zaki said in 2015: “Mohamed Ramadan and Amr Saad are the best imitators of Ahmed Zaki, and that is their right.”

Mohamed Ramadan was criticized for criticizing the work of Egyptian comedian Ismail Yassin, accusing his work of portraying the Egyptian soldier in a negative light. However, he later denied this in a video posted on his Facebook page, saying: "Ismail Yassin is the actor who makes me laugh the most, and Ayman Bahjat Qamar is a testament to what I'm saying. I know all of his songs by heart."

Mohamed Ramadan added, "The question was, 'Do I have future plans to make a film about the Egyptian soldier like Ismail Yassin's films?' I said, 'No. I like to make films that portray the Egyptian soldier in a harmonious way and the extent of his loyalty to the army.' This statement was very provocative and has nothing to do with my personality, and will never be my opinion of Ismail Yassin because he is an icon of the arts."

Ramadan released a single titled "Number One" in June 2018. The song was a hit, but it also sparked controversy. Wael El-Ibrashy attacked him on his TV show: "An artist can't resort to making a music video to prove they're number one. Never in the history of creativity, whether in Egypt or the world, has an artist emerged to assert that they alone dominate the artistic and creative scene." He added: "Ramadan suffers from an exaggerated sense of arrogance, belittling everyone and emphasizing that he alone is at the top. He is a talented artist, but he suffers from psychological shocks and great stress. Humility is the pinnacle of success, but the artist has shifted from an artistic state to a psychological one."

Mohamed Ramadan received further criticism, with some believing he was betting on controversy to achieve success. Artist Tarek Abdel Aziz defended him, saying he was marketing himself correctly, that he was a beautiful person, and that he had the right to consider himself number one. Ramadan subsequently released a new song, "The King," which received similar criticism to the previous song.

In April 2025, Mohamed Ramadan sparked widespread controversy after appearing at a concert in California wearing a long, slitted shirt decorated with gold beads. This led many social media activists to compare his outfit to a corset and an oriental dance outfit, and a report was filed against him for insulting Egypt and its people.

Mohamed Ramadan's personal life Mohamed Ramadan married twice, the first time was in 2008 and lasted for 4 years, and ended in divorce in 2012 after he had his eldest daughter, Hanin. In the same year, he married Nesreen Abdel Fattah, and had two children with her, Ali and Kanz.

Mohamed Ramadan movies 2019 Treasure 2 2018 Diesel 2017 The Treasure: Hassan Ras Al-Ghoul - Ali Al-Zibaq 2017 Arrest Warrant: Khaled Al-Dajwi 2017 The Last Rooster in Egypt Alaa Abdel Ghafour Al Deek/Abdel Ghafour Al Deek) 2015 Tightening Parts: Omar Al-Attar 2014 One from Upper Egypt: Faleh Abdel Samee 2013 Lionheart: Fares Abdullah Al-Sawaf 2012 German: Shaheen 2012 1.5 hours: Salah 2012 Good happened: Afifi 2012 Abdo Motah: Abdo Motah 2011 January Cold 2011 Exit from Cairo: Tarek 2011 Longing: Salem 2009 Tell me, Scheherazade: Saeed 2008 Ramy Al-Etesamy: The Military Shalaby

Mohamed Ramadan's series 2020 Prince: (Radwan Al-Prince) 2019 Earthquake: (Harbi Karameh / Mohamed Harbi Karameh) 2018 Eagle of Upper Egypt: (Saleh El Qanawy / Zein El Qanawy) 2016 The Legend: (Rafaei El Desouky / Nasser El Desouky) 2016 Lahfa: Guest of Honor (his real personality) 2015 Esteva 2014 Ibn Halal: (Habisha) 2012 Company: Sitcom - (Diaa) 2012: Carioca: Mohamed Anwar El Sadat 2011 Shubra Roundabout: Emad 2011 We are the students: Khaled 2010 Group: Ibrahim 2009 Tales and We Live Them: Ali Abdel Tawab 2009 Hanem Bent Pasha 2008 Hema Days of Laughter and Tears 2008 Pomegranate of the Balance: Attia 2008 High School: (Yahya) 2008 In Safe Hands: Brazilian 2007 Hanan and Hanin: Morsi 2006 Street Kids: Lebessa 2006 Cinderella: Ahmed Zaki

Mohamed Ramadan's plays 2016: Hello Ramadan play 2013: The President of the Republic Himself play: (Hamdi) 2011: The play "What's Up, Egypt?" 2007: The play "White Dove" 2005: The play "Why are we sitting?" Radio series 2017: No magic or sorcery 2010: Days of Love and Madness

Mohamed Ramadan's programs 2017: Shabab Talk Program 2016: Every Day Program 2016: Black and White Program 2015: Ramez Wakel El-Gaw program 2015: The Maze Program 2015: Family House Program 2014: Pharmacy Game Program 2014: Ahla Masa Program 2013: One of the People Program 2025: Ramadan Cannon

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