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December 22nd marks the 18th anniversary of the departure of the Egyptian actress Sanaa Jamil, who was born in Upper Egypt and moved from it to Cairo to make her trip alone, broken, after her family expelled her.
Soraya Youssef Atallah .. The real name of the late Sanaa Jamil, who was born in April 1930, and throughout her career has presented more than 180 works of art, making her one of the most important stars in the Arab world throughout of artistic history.
However, his beginning and ending were very sad, as his family categorically refused to let him join the artistic community, despite his strong desire to enter the theater institute.
In a television interview that she filmed many years ago, Sanaa Jamil recalled what happened the day her family found out what happened, and she was telling the story, unable to hold back the tears in her eyes.
She confirmed that her brother, upon learning of the matter, brutally slapped her the first time she was beaten and then expelled her from the house in the “Ghamra” area of Cairo.
When he left the house he did not know where his destination would be, but he decided to go to the house of his teacher at the institute, who was received by his wife, and spent the night at their house.
The next day, Professor Zaki Tulaimat decided to accompany her to the girls’ home and obtained permission for her to delay until she finished her work at the theater.
The late artist explained that in those days she gained small kilos that helped her to live alone, since she only ate cheese with live, but she was very happy.
It seems that Sana Jamil’s artistic and humanitarian journey missed her family, as she had an urgent desire to meet them even after her death, so she asked her husband to wait for her family to participate in her burial ceremony at the time of your departure.
In fact, the husband responded and published an obituary in which he revealed the details of her departure and the date of her burial, and waited 3 days before burying her without the presence of any member of her family to say goodbye.
