egyptian Actress Nashwa Mustafa Grieves Loss of Husband
Renowned Egyptian actress Nashwa Mustafa is mourning the loss of her husband. The news of his passing was shared by Mustafa herself on Saturday, December 28, 2024, via a heartfelt message on her Facebook page. The declaration prompted an outpouring of sympathy from fans and colleagues alike.
The funeral service took place at the Hassan Sharbatly Mosque in Cairo’s Fifth Settlement. The ceremony was attended by prominent figures in the Egyptian entertainment industry, including Dr. Ashraf Zaki,head of the Acting Professions Syndicate,and artist Mounir Makram,a member of the Syndicate’s Council. Reports indicate that Mustafa was visibly distraught during the service.
“Whoever loves our Lord, come and pray the funeral prayer for my husband, the light of my eyes, my lover, my wife, and the father of my children,”
—Nashwa Mustafa, Facebook post
In her emotional Facebook post, Mustafa invited mourners to attend the funeral prayer. She expressed her deep sorrow with the following words:
“Come with the Prophet at the Hassan Sharbatly Mosque for the noon prayer.I kiss your hands. I want a lot of people to come and the Prophet. May God be pleased with you. Come, all of you. I pray for mercy for him,and for patience and steadfastness,I pray for him and his children.”
—Nashwa Mustafa, Facebook post
Mustafa, known for her roles in films such as “Thieves in KG2” and “Dreams of the Reckless Boy,” is a respected figure in Egyptian cinema and television. The loss of her husband is a notable personal tragedy, and the entertainment community has rallied around her during this difficult time.
While details surrounding the cause of death have not been publicly released,the outpouring of grief underscores the profound impact Mustafa’s husband had on her life and the lives of those who knew him. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of community and support during times of loss.
This article was compiled from various news sources and reports.
A Loss Felt Deeply: An Interview with Nashwa mustafa
Senior Entertainment Reporter: Ms. mustafa, thank you for taking the time to speak with us during this incredibly arduous period. As news of your husband’s passing spread, the Egyptian entertainment industry was overwhelmed with sorrow. Could you share a bit about what he meant to you?
Nashwa Mustafa: [pause, a deep breath] He was…everything. The light of my eyes, my confidant, my lover, the father of my children. He was truly the grounding force in my life, the one person who always knew how to make me laugh, even on the toughest days. [eyes well up] I can’t imagine my life without him.
Senior Entertainment Reporter: its clear from your heartfelt posts on Facebook just how deeply he touched the lives of so many.
Nashwa Mustafa: He was a gentle soul, dearly beloved by everyone who knew him.His kindness knew no bounds, and he always saw the best in everyone. To lose someone like that, so unexpectedly…
Senior Entertainment Reporter: You mentioned in your post about wanting those who loved him to come and pray. Can you expand on what that meant to you at that moment?
Nashwa Mustafa: It was instinctive, I suppose.I needed to feel the support of our community, the strength of our faith. Knowing that so many people cared about him as much as I did, it brought me a small sliver of comfort in the midst of so much pain.
Senior Entertainment Reporter: The Egyptian film industry has truly rallied around you during this time.
Nashwa Mustafa: Their support has been overwhelming, and it means the world to me. They understand the depth of this loss, and their kindness and empathy have been a beacon of light during these dark days.
Senior Entertainment Reporter: What message would you like to leave with your fans and everyone who loved your husband?
Nashwa Mustafa: [takes a deep breath] Cherish those you love. Tell them how much they mean to you.Life is precious, fleeting. Don’t take any moment for granted.
Senior Entertainment Reporter: Ms. Mustafa,
thank you for your time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Nashwa Mustafa: Thank you.
