With touching words, Mai Nour El-Sherif celebrates her father's birthday.

Actress Mai Nour El-Sherif celebrated the birthday of her father, the late great artist Nour El-Sherif, by posting a photo of him on her personal Instagram account.

A message from Mai Nour El-Sherif to her father Mai expressed her feelings with touching words, saying: “My hope in God and my faith in the mercy of our Lord, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, is that you are in a sweet place, more beautiful than this world. I miss you, Dad, and every year you are younger. Every year we are closer to you. I love you.”

Stars' reaction to the post A number of celebrities interacted with Mai's post, expressing their condolences and prayers for her father's soul. Artists like Latifa and Mohamed Mahmoud Abdel Aziz wrote touching comments wishing the deceased mercy and forgiveness, expressing their support for Mai on this emotional occasion.

Nour El-Sherif is an artist with an honorable career. The late artist Nour El-Sherif joined the Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts in December 1963, earning a diploma with honors in December 1967. During his studies, he met artist Saad Ardash, who nominated him for a small role in the play "Back Streets."

Then, director Kamal Eid chose him to participate in the play "Romeo and Juliet." During the play's rehearsals, he met the artist Adel Emam, who introduced him to director Hassan El Imam to participate in the film "Palace of Desire," which was the beginning of his career in cinema.

Awards and Honors Nour El-Sherif received his first award, a Certificate of Appreciation, for his role in the film "Qasr El-Shawq," and this marked the beginning of a long journey of success. He began his career as a theater director with the play "The Priest," and also directed his first feature film, "The Lovers."

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Works that left a mark on art Among his most notable works, which left a significant mark on the history of Egyptian cinema and drama, are the series "I Will Not Live in My Father's Robe" and the films "The Bus Driver", "Shame", "Transit Prisoner", and "The Running of Monsters". Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards from various festivals in recognition of his outstanding talent and continuous creativity.