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Fayed Mohamed Fayed | |
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| Birth name | Fayed Mohamed Fayed |
| Born | September 1, 1931 Dakahlia Governorate, Mit Ghamr |
| Died | October 27, 1988 (aged 64) Giza, Egypt |
| Genres | Arabic classical |
| Years active | 1959 - 1988 |
| Spouse | |
Fayed Mohamed Fayed (Arabic: فايد محمد فايد) (August 29, 1924 - October 27, 1988) is a singer and actor Egyptian.[1]
His life and upbringing
editFayed Mohamed Fayed was born in one of the villages of Mit Ghamr Center Dakahlia Directorate on August 29, 1924, and when he met Mohamed Hosni the father of Soad Hosni and Najat Al Saghira her life changed completely[2], and he took him to Cairo with him, and enrolled him to study at the Institute of Arabic Music, and studied there for two years, and learned to sing and play the oud,[3] died at his home October 27, 1988 Kafr Tahermes Giza.
His marriage
editFayed married more than 39 wives, and I met most of them at the weddings and parties that he attended, and he married from different ages and classes and from inside and outside the artistic community, and he did not stop marrying until her death in 1989, and the strangest thing is that he kept a special suit, when he attended the Sharia courts for divorce.[4]
His marriage to Asmahan
editHis most famous and first marriage was to the singer Asmahan, when Fayed happened to be in Jerusalem in 1942, to hold his concerts, and the director of the music committee at the Near East Radio in Jaffa, and Asmahan was living in Jerusalem and working to return to Egypt to film her movie Love and Revenge, but the residency laws in Egypt refused her return, and she found the most appropriate solution by marrying Fayed to obtain Egyptian citizenship formally to be able to return to Egypt, and the marriage lasted for only twenty days.[5]
His career
editHe worked as a music teacher at Sayyida Zeinab Elementary School, and began his life singing at popular occasions and weddings, and then sang at a number of radio stations and nightclubs, and his talent appeared through singing on Egyptian Radio with his song "Souk El-Helwa Gabr" which became popular and famous at the time, he began appearing in the cinema participating in singing in many films, Ali El-Kassar later chose him in his films as a singer and actor in some artistic scenes, the most famous of which was the film Salafny 3 Genieh.[6]
His Works
editSinging in Films
editThe Tyrant 1985 - Singing Movie
Beach Luck 1983 - Movie
Things Against the Law 1982 - Movie Singer
Les Miserables 1978 - Movie
For Whom the Sun Shines 1976 - Movie Singer
Four Girls and an Officer 1954 - Movie
The Black Knight 1954 - Movie Singing
Kidnapping My Wife 1954 - Movie The Bar Singer
The Last Meeting 1953 - Movie Singing
Street Kids 1951 - Movie
Country Girls 1945 - Movie
Children of the Poor 1942 - Movie Singer
Lend Me 3 Pounds 1939 - Movie
The Lost Treasure 1938 - Movie
The Day of Desire 1938 - Movie
The 7th Hour 1937 - Movie
The Doorman of the Building 1935 - Movie Singing
Professor Afifi - Radio Series
In the Caravan of Time 1984 - Series Singing
Things Against the Law 1982 - Movie Singing
For Whom the Sun Shines 1976 - Movie Singing
The Black Knight 1954 - Movie Singing
Kidnapping My Wife 1954- Movie Singing the Song Salamats
Songs
editFayed sang more than two hundred songs, perhaps the most famous of which are;
- Your lovers are many, oh night (lyrics by Mohamed Mahmoud).
- People blamed me for my love.
- Oh white night, oh day, Bilali.
- Her sweetness is increasing a bit.
- The sweets market is forced and the beasts are tired (lyrics by Abdel Fattah Shalaby).
- I love them both - (lyrics by Mahmoud El-Kamshoushi).
- My daughter, tell your father (lyrics by Fayed Mohamed Fayed).
- Oh white night - (lyrics by Fathy Sherif).
References
edit- Victor Sahab book "The Seven Greats".
References
edit- ^ time, Ayam and Nights (2023-07-25). ""Shahryar Al-Ghanaa" married 39 times and his most famous wife was "Asmahan".. Information about the artist Fayed Mohamed Fayed". www.ayamzaman1.com (in Arabic). Retrieved 2024-07-24.
- ^ "Ash Hana - Fayed Mohamed Fayed". www.livedhere.gov.eg. Retrieved 2024-07-24.
- ^ "Shahr Yar who married 39 wives of the artist Fayed Muhammad". Akhbar Al-Youm.
- ^ "The first of them is Asmahan and among them is Nashalah.. The story of a singer who married 40 times.. Video". Youm7 (in Arabic). 2022-06-18. Retrieved 2024-07-24.
- ^ "A singer married 39 times, including a sham marriage to Asmahan for 20 days.. Know The story". Youm7 (in Arabic). 2023-07-19. Retrieved 2024-07-24.
- ^ "Fayed Mohamed Fayed Singer Married 39 Once". Al-Bashayer Newspaper (in Arabic). 2023-11-03. Retrieved 2024-07-24.
External Links
editCategory:20th-century Egyptian male actors Category:20th-century Egyptian singers Category:Egyptian composers