Star of "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil" – Syrian Writer Hani Al-Saadi Passes Away

Star of "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil" – Syrian Writer Hani Al-Saadi Passes Away
Star of "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil" – Syrian Writer Hani Al-Saadi Passes Away
Sadness swept through Syria on Friday following the announcement of the passing of renowned Syrian writer Hani Al-Saadi, as confirmed by the Artists' Syndicate. Battling Alzheimer's The syndicate mourned the distinguished screenwriter, who passed away at the age of 80 after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease. In an official statement on Instagram, the Damascus branch of the Artists' Syndicate wrote: "We announce with great sorrow the passing of our esteemed colleague, the veteran artist Hani Al-Saadi. Details regarding the funeral and condolences will be shared later. Verily, to God we belong and to Him we shall return." His passing came at a difficult time, as his daughter, actress Rouaa Al-Saadi, received the heartbreaking news while in Lebanon filming the series "Al-Sabea" alongside fellow Syrian stars, including Abdel Moneim Amairi and Amal Arafa. The Legacy of "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil" Hani Al-Saadi, of Palestinian descent, was a prominent Syrian writer and actor. He was also the father of actresses Rouaa and Ruba Al-Saadi. Rouaa had previously spoken about her father’s battle with Alzheimer’s, mentioning how he had begun to forget many details. The late writer left behind a rich legacy of television, cinema, and theater productions, including the famous series "Haret Nasiyaha Al-Zaman". He was best known for his fantasy-historical dramas, particularly the iconic trilogy "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil", as well as social dramas like "Hajiz Al-Samt" and "Al-Khat Al-Ahmar", which left a lasting impact on Syrian television.   (window.globalAmlAds = window.globalAmlAds || []).push('admixer_async_509089081')   (window.globalAmlAds = window.globalAmlAds || []).push('admixer_async_552628228') Read More Sharjah Government Communication Award Turns Soft Power into a Platform for Global Innovation and Competition SGCA invites media and communication innovators to compete Ten species of wasps discovered in Jordanian amber, dating back 140 million years.

Sadness swept through Syria on Friday following the announcement of the passing of renowned Syrian writer Hani Al-Saadi, as confirmed by the Artists' Syndicate.

Battling Alzheimer's

 

The syndicate mourned the distinguished screenwriter, who passed away at the age of 80 after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease.

In an official statement on Instagram, the Damascus branch of the Artists' Syndicate wrote: "We announce with great sorrow the passing of our esteemed colleague, the veteran artist Hani Al-Saadi. Details regarding the funeral and condolences will be shared later. Verily, to God we belong and to Him we shall return."

His passing came at a difficult time, as his daughter, actress Rouaa Al-Saadi, received the heartbreaking news while in Lebanon filming the series "Al-Sabea" alongside fellow Syrian stars, including Abdel Moneim Amairi and Amal Arafa.

The Legacy of "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil"

Hani Al-Saadi, of Palestinian descent, was a prominent Syrian writer and actor. He was also the father of actresses Rouaa and Ruba Al-Saadi.

Rouaa had previously spoken about her father’s battle with Alzheimer’s, mentioning how he had begun to forget many details.

The late writer left behind a rich legacy of television, cinema, and theater productions, including the famous series "Haret Nasiyaha Al-Zaman". He was best known for his fantasy-historical dramas, particularly the iconic trilogy "Al-Kawaser, Al-Jawarih, and Al-Bawasil", as well as social dramas like "Hajiz Al-Samt" and "Al-Khat Al-Ahmar", which left a lasting impact on Syrian television.