Yasmine Abdel Aziz mourns the death of her father

Actress Yasmine Abdel Aziz announced the death of her father today through her social media accounts.

Death of Yasmine Abdel Aziz's father

Yasmine posted a photo on Instagram with the words, “My father passed away to God’s mercy. God is eternal.”

Then, comments began from her colleagues in the artistic community, who wished mercy and forgiveness for her father and patience and solace for her heart, including Kinda Alloush, Hanan Al Turk and Mai Farouk.

A rare photo of Yasmine Abdel Aziz's father

Yasmine's father is completely absent from the spotlight, but Yasmine's brother Wael had revealed a photo of him with the artist Hassan Youssef two years ago and posted it on Facebook, commenting on it by saying: “On the right is the great star, Mr. Hassan Youssef, may God grant him health and wellness, and on the left is Mr. Mohamed Abdel Aziz. They were friends and acted together at university. Years passed and Mohamed played a few small roles, and got married and circumstances were not in his favor, even though he is a clever actor. But he chose to stay away from his dream, so that he could work and raise his children, who became 3, and he completed his studies until he reached postgraduate studies and a doctorate in business administration, and worked in one of the largest hotels in Egypt, and was promoted until he became the head of stores and accounts for this hotel.”

Yasmine Abdel Aziz's brother added, "He spent his entire life cultivating his talent in his children. He loved to sing, act, and perform the most important international scenes in Arabic and the world. One day, he discovered a major embezzlement operation in the hotel. He stood up to them all and took legal steps against them. But he alone couldn't handle them. He became depressed and left work, and because he is a man who never misses his religious duties, he went to God more and renounced the world and everything in it and grew up."

Wael Abdel Aziz continued, “Years passed and Mohamed remained with the same beautiful, kind soul.. content with God’s will and happy in his life.. This man is my father, whom I am honored to have, who never lied or was unfair to me, who taught me that the truth is more deserving of being followed.. He used to tell me, if it is the last day of your life, tell the truth.. May God grant you health, my father, and keep you for me.”