Video: Ryan Harakeh wearing the hijab again despite the end of "Amal"

Lebanese actress Ryan Harakeh shared a video on her Instagram account, in which she talked about the hijab she wore while filming the series “A Amal.”

Rayan Haraka gives advice to veiled women At first glance, the audience thought she had decided to wear the hijab, but in reality, she was giving some advice to veiled girls who admired the way she wrapped it.

The audience commented on the video that Ryan shared, praising her beauty and soft features in the video. One fan from Kuwait wrote: "You are beautiful, the hijab looks great on you."

One of the fans from Lebanon said: “You look like the moon, it suits you.” Another wrote: “How does the hijab suit you?”

Ryan Harakeh's participation in previous series Actress Ryan Harakeh's name shone in many series she participated in, including "Ahed Al Dam", "Awlad Adam", "Prova", "Safar Barlek", "Anbar 6", "Araba Beirut", "Escape", and the movie "Yinal". She was imprinted in people's minds with the role of Lamis, which she embodied with all its complexities in the series "Lel Mout", and gained the sympathy of viewers with her.

Raya's role in "A Amal" She recently caught the attention of those around her with her role as Raya in the Ramadan series "A Amal." From one role to the next, Raya continues to shine with the diversity of her characters and performances, promising a promising future in acting. Sayidaty caught up with her for a special interview about her behind-the-scenes experience in "A Amal."

In an exclusive interview with Sayidaty magazine, actress Ryan Harakeh said, “I received an offer from Eagle Films to participate in the series ‘A Amal’ at the same time that I was approached to also participate in the series ‘The Godmother of Beirut’.” She added, "They told me that there was a project for Ramadan and they had chosen me to be part of it."

She continued: "I hadn't yet decided on the characters in the work, and as soon as I finished filming "The Godmother of Beirut," they sent me the script. They had told me, 'You're with us in Ramadan.' I read the script and loved Raya's role."