The heroine of the movie He Came Out and No Longer, the Mu'tazila artist Maha Attia, has passed away

The retired artist Maha Attia, the heroine of the movie “He Came Out and Didn’t Return,” died this morning, Tuesday, June 11, 2024, many years after she retired from art.

The death of Maha Attia A relative of the deceased wrote on her official Facebook account: “We belong to God and to Him we shall return. Maha Attia, who was forgiven, has passed away, God willing, and, God willing, the funeral prayer will be held tomorrow at the Sayyida Nafisa Mosque after the noon prayer, and the condolences, God willing, will be on the day.” Thursday at Omar Makram Mosque, we ask you to pray.”

The artist Aida Fahmy also announced the death of the artist Maha Attia, and mourned her with the following words: “Dear colleague and lifelong companion. May God have mercy on you, Maha, and forgive you and pardon you. Your prayers in the upcoming days.”

The most important information about the late Maha Attia She is an artist and graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts. She participated in a number of works in television, theater, and cinema. Her first appearance was in the movie “He Came Out and Didn’t Come Back” in 1984, where she played in the movie the role of the fiancée of the artist Yahya Al-Fakharani.

She later participated in several films, including “The Will of a Madman,” “The Return of the Fugitive,” and “Marriage and Summer.”

Maha Attia also presented a number of television works, including the series “Al-Fursan,” the series “Tramps but Poets,” “One Thousand and One Nights,” and “Abu Al-Wafa’s Journey.” The late woman had a number of theatrical works, including the play “On the Pavement” and the play “Parliament of Women.”