We miss you, Sham.. Jamal Suleiman returns to Damascus after a 13-year absence

Today, Damascus witnessed a remarkable event with the return of Syrian artist Jamal Suleiman to his homeland after an absence of 13 years outside Syria.

Jamal Suleiman: It's been a long time, we miss you, Sham Suleiman left his country in late 2011, after his home was stormed and destroyed by security forces, which forced him to become a “refugee” abroad. His return today carries deep meanings, as he shared with his fans the moment of his arrival via a video he posted on Instagram, in which he said: “It’s been a long time, by God, we missed you, Damascus.” This move was widely welcomed by the Syrian public and his fans in the Arab world.

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Public welcome and the impact of the return The audience reacted enthusiastically to the news of Jamal Suleiman’s return to Damascus, as the video he posted sparked a wave of supportive and encouraging comments on social media. The audience’s joy was not limited to the emotional side only, as many of them expressed their hope that Suleiman’s return would mark the beginning of a new, more positive phase for the artist and the country alike.

TV series project about “Saydnaya Prison” In addition to his return, Jamal Suleiman is working on a new drama project that deals with “Saydnaya Prison,” one of the most prominent prisons known during the former regime.

In a previous interview, Suleiman explained that the series will be bold in its approach and will include a number of Syrian drama stars. This work seeks to reveal the facts and details that occurred inside the prison, which reflects Suleiman's continued commitment to raising national and humanitarian issues through his art.