Egyptian actress Somaya Al-Alfy,a beloved figure in Arabic cinema and television for nearly five decades,passed away last week at age 72 following a battle with cancer [[2]]. Known for her roles in films like “The Account Mademoiselle” and numerous television appearances beginning in the 1970s [[1]], Al-Alfy’s legacy extends through her sons, actors Ahmed and Omar El Fishawy. Following her death, Omar El Fishawy shared his mother’s final wish – a plea for continued unity and support between him and his brother.
Actor Omar El Fishawy revealed his late mother, acclaimed actress Samia Al Alfy, consistently emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong bond with his brother, Ahmed El Fishawy, and protecting their relationship from any discord.
“My mother always advised us, my brother Ahmed and me, to look out for each other,” Omar El Fishawy said in a recent media statement. “She constantly told us to take care of one another and not let anything come between us or drive us apart.”
Samia Al Alfy passed away last week after a long battle with cancer. Her death marks a significant loss for Egyptian cinema and television.
Al Alfy began her artistic journey in the 1970s, delivering numerous memorable performances in both film and television. She was known for her gentle and romantic roles, and collaborated with many of the era’s biggest stars, appearing in a diverse range of dramatic and cinematic projects.
She married the late actor Farouk El Fishawy and together they had two sons, actors Ahmed El Fishawy and Omar El Fishawy. Al Alfy stepped back from acting six years ago as her health declined due to her fight with cancer, which ultimately led to her absence from the entertainment industry.
