The able artist Muhammad Subhi was keen to offer condolences to the late writer Lenin Ramli, located in the Omar Makram Mosque in the center of the country, and Sobhi showed signs of sadness, so that tears flowed from his eyes after kissing the head of the daughter of the late writer. A number of artists and media practitioners were keen to be present from the first moments to offer their condolences, Osama Haykal, the Minister of Information, Ashraf Zaki, captain of the acting professions, the president of the Academy of Arts, and the media Amr Al-Laithi, director Mohamed Fadel, and the artist Mohamed Mahmoud.
The great writer Lenin Al-Ramly left after a long struggle with the disease, and his wife, the great writer Fatima Al-Modoul, confirmed that he had suffered a health crisis a week ago, after which he entered the intensive care of a hospital in 6th of October City.
The family of the late writer spread his body in a funeral that was confined to the family only, where she made it clear that the late had a will before his departure and we will respect his desire to do so and his funeral will be for the family only, which was confirmed by Dr. Ashraf Zaki, head of the representative professions and head of the Academy of Arts, that the funeral is limited to the family only .
The great writer was born on August 18, 1945 in Cairo, and he is a graduate of the Institute of Performing Arts, after obtaining a BA in literary criticism, the number of his works exceeded 60 works, during which he collaborated with the stars of comedy in Egypt, starting with Fouad Al-Muhandis and passing through Samir Ghanem, Adel Imam and Mohamed Sobhi .
It is mentioned that the writer Lenin Ramli is the pioneer of the upscale laughter industry in the Arab theater, with his works of great value and some of them represent important milestones in the history of the Egyptian theater by which directors and artists made their theatrical glory through the works of our great writer Lenin sandy, for example: Fahmy, I attributed Al-Alayli, directed by Essam Al-Sayed, “Al-Hamji” by Muhammad Sobhi and Suad Nasr, “A View” by Muhammad Sobhi and Abla Kamel, and “Tariffs” by Muhammad Sobhi and Hana Al-Shorbaji and “Mint on Your Daughters” by Fouad Al-Mohandes, Sana Younis, Sherihan and other immortal works in the conscience of the Arab viewer .
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