Moroccan stars who shined in the acting sky.. Who is your favorite star?

Several young Moroccan stars have recently made their mark in the acting scene and have managed to carve their names and achieve remarkable success with the public. In the following report, Speciale reviews them:

Farah Al-Fassi

A Moroccan actress born in 1988 in the city of Tetouan, northern Morocco. Her first cinematic work was in the film “Zaman Al-Rafak” by Moroccan director Mohamed Al-Sharif Al-Tribik. She participated in several television dramas, including the series “Al-Safaha Al-Awla” in 2018.

Fatima Al-Ibrahimi

Fatima Al-Ibrahimi is a multi-talented Moroccan artist, famous as an actress, singer and TV host. She is known for her childish features and her familiar smile. It is worth noting that Fatima Zahra Al-Ibrahimi is known to Moroccans and young children through the character of “Sanbala”.

Zainab Obaid

A Moroccan actress, born on August 1, 1985 in Casablanca. She participated in a number of advertisements since the age of thirteen, then entered the world of acting and television through the series (The Case) directed by Nourredine Lakhmari, then played the role of the heroine in the movie (Hadi and Repentance), then her works followed, the most important of which are the series Salon Scheherazade (2011), Cut from a Tree (2015), the movie Choices (2021), and the movie Behind Closed Doors (2014), which addresses the issue of sexual harassment in Moroccan administrations.

Ghaitha bin Hayoun

Ghita Ben Hayoun, a young Moroccan actress, started her career in theater and then cinema since 2010. She is also famous in the field of voice dubbing, where she played many characters, most notably Ghazlan in the Turkish series (I Will Never Give Up). She has played many roles in successful cinematic and television works such as Zeinat Al Hayat, Al Hayani, and the Al Kooperatif series.

Souad Khoyi

A Moroccan actress, a graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and Cultural Animation, she is famous for her theatrical works with the former National Theater Troupe, which now bears the name Al-Mansour Theater. She participated alongside a group of pioneering artists in distinguished theatrical works, and toured many Moroccan regions. Among her most important works are the series Birth Certificate (2020), the sitcom New Life (2015), the film Devil's Powder (2009), and the film Anato (2022). She also participated in many plays such as Jar wa Majrour (2000) and Quddam Al-Rabh (1993).

Rabab Kwaid

She studied law in French until she obtained her bachelor’s degree and then her master’s degree. Her ambition was to become a notary, but she did not forget her passion for acting, the basics of which she learned through her participation in theater classes before finding herself in front of star artists in the series “Bnat Al-Assas.”

She did not think that chance would lead her to the field of art and open the door for her to explode her energy, especially since she was disappointed after she was called to embody the character of Aida in childhood before she was told that this role had been dispensed with in the series.

Beautiful Al-Huni

A Moroccan actress who gained wide fame in the series “Wajaa Al Turab”, in addition to her participation in many TV and cinema series and films, most notably “Al Maghdoub Alayhim”, the sitcom “Al Bahja” in its first and second parts, and “Lozine”.

Fadwa Taleb

Her beginnings were in 2004, when she was studying theater at the Casablanca Institute of Music and Arts (Conservatory). The movie (The Forgotten) is considered Fadwa Taleb's first professional work. She then participated in many television and cinematic roles, most notably the role of Badia in the Ramadan sitcom (Kenza Faldowar).