Susan Najm El-Din opens her homes as a shelter for those affected by the earthquake.. What did she say?

As usual, humanity and her magnanimous attitudes, the artist Susan Najm El-Din announced the opening of the doors of her late father's home, Najm El-Din Al-Saleh, to receive the families and people affected by the devastating earthquake that struck Syria and a number of other countries.

Susan Najm Al-Din wrote, through her official account on the “Instagram” website, saying: “My beloved Syrians affected by the earthquake in all parts of Syria, the doors of my late father’s house, Najm Al-Din Al-Saleh, are open to receive you whenever you want.”

And she continued, "Several other homes that I and the people of my city put at your disposal. The complete Drakeesh Tourist Hotel will also receive you with full readiness from this moment. For anyone wishing to reside at the aforementioned addresses, please contact the following number: 095190021."

The star, Susan Najm El-Din, announced her participation in the upcoming Ramadan drama season, through a work called "Jam Al-Ezz", where she shared a video clip with her followers and commented, "The next Ramadan, our date will be in the heart of the Levant..with a story that tells about the glory of the Levant." The series, alongside Susan Najm El Din, includes a number of stars, including Amal Arafa, Nadine Tahsin Bey, Khaled Al Qish, Fadi Sobeih, Mahmoud Nasr, and directed by Rasha Sharbatji. And about the features of the dramatic line of the work, the director of the series, Rasha Sharbatji, spoke in a previous interview with the camera of the “The Insider in Arabic” program, that “the series (Jam Al-Ezz) is a nice Levantine work, which tells about how to develop morals over the years and touches on the foundation on which this was built. Ethics," and she added, "The son of origin will remain the son of origin, and the son of glory will remain the son of glory."